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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02


Horace Gresly sddTeses E long editorial
letter 10 President Lincoln, il the Style Of o
pedasogus debating to pupil, telling hin
wLat twenty millions Of people" require d
MIN to do. .Ir. Greely .cemRnds'' that the
President shall execute the Laws, referring
more particularly &c The oonfscarion law
That he shall publicly and decisively" in
st1uct his subnrdinates to that effect. lie
says lhe Prea,dent has been strangely and
di5astrou6y rrEniss" in the discharge OF his
official and imperative duty in regard to the
emancipation provisions of that act; that ne
is too much Influenced by Bordee STATES, and
complains that Ffemont's and Hunters OF
jers ~eIe rescinded while Eallech's is not
though every traitor in America received
With Appreciation the latter" Throughout
the ~ mole Two columns there is the same az
yngsnt assumption CT the right to dictate the
Presidential pulley, and accusations c! diSTe-
gard III duty, Till ono wonders Whether Gree
lsy Is nat tho President: anu ,lr. Lincoln
only lis hired subordinate, receiving q
severe lecture ior not better performing
hiE duty. The iDplden3s OF tas .plAue, Il
sssumins to speak IA this s;yis for twenty
milton. If People, is suSlir,=.-fh.aa: .1:ja
Ledger.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-09-02
Licrt. aaruai 6. Eishss, II.


pea ass. s.,n..s Lasd.as. ~p'!l lo'h, !5"2 II ::s
e7,s yser o: kic age. Liau,. sAACEL C. F!SaEB. IT,.
Il oresrI Csds:. Co (C z. csos.an: oSiross;l q.
=euais rec-ivo, &. tc :E-. Ct sA!Iob. TAO ssr-sh
Of April.
IL. :-.su-.A ~. oIz !. III g. =! ;9.iie the 9th
8; G. e:-ET 1882. at :Ia s,"l :-sa 81 Sow cflaans
.. ~e. 5:,.ici az soassaus So. xiv. s.a sS~s.
;crae o:o;G 4. |=:m I'D S-a!sl !iraa 80 died' "a
Ia sh: A, - 1etso ip: 20 rs LIS IA Eonor u bis
aa.T s1-aT s'lie
xyIRGEIi-lN cEA,ii Elk: c.nEi'stoa"s sssEeu'
7 0Ees, tareroSfs, iSScas 2':h, lSa'-
wiiliAl B. isSrEs, sia
LIVE r,T-s, .=r,il!s,-etor "a ctksrs b-0's
asu1o 40 nrt oy gives 9.ri-4 70 shls nit ssd
:. 81 !ss.: asrIs C ia-r.s: :b7srts that shll Pr
SO. OF lis lah d., u :'So"si noS - 10; oacs q; ""
s.s,a:s,.,o. ., Lozs &c ia aossaset asd all To-. osed,
o-N Il .hs sun d,cszsnI .squ:oG - Prodeee ssd
1,c-a Id: L.! .os' 's 8: The sine ahc psss msn
az $50. cuc.la,ssloEsz
81 AL N fsgEiEi,ER siiiyIcE II RICHMOND, "a.
ers. OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
A0sCsT % lsS2.
4 LA.tE El.cFcsALS AID be received a, tie Contract
s. SE-,S- Gz.'l Il T. II! ?. ere:o.eer, lso2,
Ter eSr,yzs IA hal: s.~s-a :ho usi ocios IN the City
" hsh;a ~ I'D ,:vsrs hsrosc Hsro "a efssa g.
~ c: ::p;s;rZ isS; u S:Sosaii nus; s. signed BY
lie I'D. ;. a,cdd az: 7srs tssS oy so sr45snoI''
sad i;d-ss'a :: te. Che: i ;Aa [?aG- . Suses9
A1s 2.--.'-' Postmaster General,
inr!L&A {, rEHaFGE,
& ii i. b. S i / 4 = IL f z q & i ~ I.
CrfEss ~: .als. RI ~ coS.soo Ta.. Rcora~ En A..
- 3yccu6ts s:rcaS, 2a;ss,ser, Sas,rai ssson.
grn!as brsuie:
100 y bosS aoHi.,6l n.s'sl & siu>
,51o "a S:-9y naZS;uIa - goa ;saivs y
100 boxes sd =ssas dask peg az hAif pvu..os
so 4 hoxas ead ..ass rr:Ss.
~ 4 boZas orisb: Yacadt.
md mag 9th g 81 iss J. THaIc, ...t
r.al; OF S.acSirs ToLsSao.
Psrsoas wishing 70 ge;ssass r a. i:rthsi:i:srs!
4, RVS ne call sssof- olyicS II saG; VIII
To .s.:ht;ltly srI promptly .ssI7,-d
Al is--lmS r. - Nh''e
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~i'5. L8&:J. 5I1tis2~i So.
osE GcsDaEG o3sCAaa aEUAan.

JSS ECGUhEG uGJLAA3 hEWA:u.
C!TE3ra1 Oh STGLAI f.eia the ..-lsGs - 10 !"is.
= fs.i .: L0..c c: Gn-rl2:--F!l!s O. u. -.
o. 80 - .c-f, =n:.y 30 :=":-.-s Of rs -,
ny tsa CRY EuGGi hGE:Ej. GLG Is IlC"' 10 y"-!r
ga: aaus h!:L .: ..-r" "s1S - .tA- 2.t+2. ca
y,.,d bu :.s Ign ps~eH a5S alt 80: 5.ET ~
xu.!. lid las r--!. a-a:S.-as, % C.s =! j.. 49,
IT, ,ha iGini at 90, s:aI;sJ r'-c-fc'.., .E'
c,ou Uxe u,:1aIol .ss apfrs:sicS ~ .nT!%S Dr.
..4Ssss At: 5eac4 c? ~i:h 10 -Eas Il G.o sos:. -
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TEE ot:.-r /. --y .R9c = ye:-t oIi, Soon! j.
bad. Ugh, made !st- -: ~s.Ab -'" s-i S-a
l:,s ee!r, :Ae cap of ca. LIP d. boz ia:fi"t.
!! ii.s aaJsD E"---. Ss:e E3t .i?aL. .csr. s'":'a
va D. 900 :!s., :-Ir. 20 or 1iorro.HoE 80
- .=st.s 20 gel .,;a. ~ i.T=st!on !e'7S
so-s 5:o.er I: s., Will give fsgG piece .os y
E;r.,s i.sf CT ;l.r7si II ;n- cvcs5es "a
\. raavic - ~. .: :ssSe- E"s sS-c:--;, -!
s.sh go-sa .U:c.-": - Is :. CaAT.'uSs-:....
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T1S- ..T-Fo-zt o. ny :a:lr ":tc --i!: 49, S'si
y. E.sv..:iL.'e Dsy,. .cc:-G cyC-'y = - =:
;urs. 49, o. :c.Gf 3c: 49, -'5I- -T?. > - $780,
!.aI-N 'd.rt, az q $50 hi ..3Go:'='s,
lie oE@e: $50. :: :? .i-"..S 7''*":%s|s 80
cE=rS-.. - u . ~------ '-'
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0cGpc haI usu. E:aas.

To t"ito:, ing gonlrai order us ISSUED on
l.e 25tA alt.. BY Gen. Rrsgg &c lis brave
troops, he, :E vii be seeu, are ordered "so be
IL readiness 10 nsov" nj III hours notice."
therefore stirring views .pay De expected from
that lusstec III = itw Gays;
t!E, D@u.krEs: DGsAg-Mk,7 So p
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE,
August 25ta. 1862.
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21{iiELBIno1!1 zzn4ltirer.
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. ., 1852.
FROM TIE tLArNS OF XANasSAS
ANOTHER BRILLIANT VICTORY,
-RE caMsIrED ARMIES OF roPE AND M'c1rIL.s.
koCTEp.

We learn tina, on Saturday night IT,. Pre-
side received despatch from General Lee,
commanding the Army OF the Potomac,
dated or Thursday night previous, G.aung
thai The o-samy hsd been rspulsed IL three Sc
rcTsl s,Sscks upon Oily forces, Generals E~ell
snd Trl.nt!s were seriously, bus not ,acrtally,
rounded. Brig, Gen. T,:aier.e W rs SLIGHTLY
T""i'!et, Everything luuEei favorable.
The following despatch vas received By
the President !sst e"eDiag about 6 O'clock
HEAp'eRs Army ,ieaEHzRi, TlRa,siA,
GHorET"S, Both Aug. 10 2. NJ,
Fis RsPidan.
10 l'rss.5:n! Occ:s
This srny Ecnie7cd to-day, OF tho Plains
o: Manassas & signal victory over the COM
h,re! force= Of Generals Mcclellan and
Pope On the 2St:. anG 9th sach wing
Under Generals Iousitrsst and Jackson, re-
pulsed nmh v:lor, stc~ess made en- them
SEPARATELY, " :s,ousi. Tie. !oae Of our gallant
aesu Il every couh:cs yst GU. gratitude to
Almighty Goo :or a;a ne1ciss rises higher
each jsv. To Fin, and to- rto valor Of our
troops { ns,;on'5 gratitude is due
=; -->1.tl
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-: ..e.;r -rts Iss,i.I.ior will e9-n M OIL
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':.iL.; E:.;ALk ACADEMY.
| :s - .: RS -,rIs c-;iiJ;,f 70 60.
} SOLE. r'~. ~ 3. ~ .i.-- 81 z; 4 HDi ''si-
- = -D:-
80. 10 -.
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p,crA-;Ye 10 The paEs.Dssr Ills Duty,

To uun. y ii. S1uAsE, &c. &c, &c.
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6TIHE GoYERE0l GFTIRG1E1A.
PRGCLAEATINH.

Cs4sas " Sr-.csL.
~: 4,-li r-ss: .i6.-Y II tL- { u.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-27
$1,000 R II w AR ID:

Il Is generally conceived that money saved Is just
L good as that which is earned. The way to save
money is to BUY CHEAP.
People DO not always know where to buy the
Cheapest and Best Groceries,
And just for the benefit Of particular friends and the dear
people generally their humble servant put himself to the
trouble ofwrtng the fact and having published TO the
world that
LOUIS r. TZ
Has very large and superior stock Of everything usu-
ally found in
GROCERY & PROVISION STORE.
Let no one be backward about caling-Everybody rush
right up to Fritzes where they buy for quarter
than any other Grocery Sin these diggns."
Remember the place. under the Empire House;
House. LOUIS FRITZ.
April II, 1851. mis-.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-27
Retail Price, 81 per bottle, or six for S5.

Principal office and salcroom No. 6 East Fourth St.
81 building from Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Labra'
tory, No. SO Hammond Street.
For Sale in Holmes County, Ohio, by II. Yergn
MIlersburg; j. Rudy, Berlin; James llama, llolmes
vile; G. Gerber, Wincsberg; II. Pomereue, Middle
town; Joseph Plotz, Saltllo; G.. W. Couycr, Oxford
A. A. Young, Nashvill; Joseph Bememdcrfcr, LahcY,
and by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the United States and Canada.
Jan. ., 1902 niGy1
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-27
THE SECRETS of YOUTH UNVEILED.

4 Treats 0B The Cause Of Premature Decdy-.4 sol-
suiR lrdraiHg. Jpst PtbiiShed. book shooting The
iHSidi0Ws progress and preDdience among schools,
boH male and TeIdies, Qf THE GIdi habit; pointing
ont the tItdlhY nat iRrdTfdbiy attends its rfcfinS
dnd dereopiag he phOIe progress 9fe disease, from
he bCGiBiHg 10 The end
icH be Sent6y MAJ on receipt Qfttoo[3lcent stamps
Rs-Atendance daily, from in the motsing till at
night, and on Sundays from 2 to p. NJ.
Medicines with full directions sent to any part OF the
limited states or Canada, by patients communicating
their symptoms by letter. Business correspondence
strictly confidential
rsg@ DR. LIS once is still located established. under
the name of DIR. LA CRoIX, at No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, Ny.
Oct Il, ls6l-n35yl.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-27
DR. LA CRoIx7S
Private Medical Treatise
on THE
Physiological View of Marriage.

~
$50 PAGES AND 1870 ENGRAvINGs-Price only
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who entertain secret doubts of their physical condition,
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YOUNG MEN who are troubled with weakness, gen.
orally caused by ba3 habit in youth, the effects OF
which are dizziness, pains, iorgetfuness sometimes
ringing In the ears eak weakness of the back and
lower extremes, confusion Of ideas, loss of memory
with melancholy. may be cured by the authors NEW
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ITING THE EUROPEAN HOSPITALS, ayailng our
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these which has distinguished heretofore,
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FRENcH FEMALE PILs-Lauies who wish for Medicine,
the efficacy Of which has been tested IN thous ands OF
cases. aud never failed to effect speedy without
any bad result, will use none but Dr. DeLancys Female
Pills The ouy pr caution necessary to be observed Is,
ladies' should rot take them they have believe
they in certain situations (he particulars of which
will be found the wrapper accompanying each box }
though always safe and healthy SO gentle, yet SO active
are they.
Price 81 per box. They can be mailed to any part OF
| h. United States Canada.
| TO THE LADlEs-Who need a confidential medical
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| THE "ELECTRO GALvANic PRorEcTyE."-For married
ladies whose health will not admit, or who have no de-
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1t is perfectly safe preventative to cocepon, and has
been extensively used during the last 90 years, Price
| reduced to $50.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-27
p. 2. p.
HOWARD ASS0CIA ITO N,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

For Ms Reiiefoe Sick and Distressed, afflicted Wih
JirUieat and Epidemic Diseases and especially roy
he Cure Of Diseases o(Ae Sergdl organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting sur
l geon to all who apply 10y letter, with description
their condition, age, occupation, habits oflife, &c,
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhea, and other
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and the NEW REMEa
DIES employed in the Dispensary sent to the aced
sealed envelopes free of charge Two three Stamps
for postage will be acceptable
Address, DR.. J, sKILLIN HoUGHToN, acting sur
geon, Howard Association, No, South Ninth street.
Philadelphia, Pa,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-27
Condition Of the Treasury.
AMoUST.

Semi Annual Exa animation OF County Treasury.
One the rf
lin ooerT
oromth
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-27

The the financial affairs
i o
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-27
TIME ALLOWED.

september o, 's6'. e.
March ), 1861. .."..
March 7 1861, $3.50.
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BRIDGES-

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ISNEV1<&AAONNEEz zZszs:Swa1M
EY@ @ToWuNNERsALT SA%sM
VSsSvyssST C0UGHV V2W'g1S
N2zMLS[REME!nlYG.y9zLRSw MLS[REME!nlYGyLR

This valuable preparation, freed ON all the comm ~,
romponents, such Opiates, ENpectorants, which
not only down the system but dest oy a chance
of cure, will be found trial to possess the following
properties anl to which the most valuable testimonials
may he found in the pamphlets.
For Whoopng Cough, and a Soothing Syrup, 1t
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to Whooping Cough.
In ordinary Coughs and Bronchial complaints, the
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but builds up and sustans the system against
renee of the Complaint No nursery should be without
it, nor should parents fail to get pamphlet to be ounj
with all dealers, as the only way to do justice
value,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-02-27
A NEW ARTICLE.
DR.. Roback's Stomach Bitters.

and delightful Stomachic and Cordial, fer Civ
ing tone to the Stomach and for the prevention of bill
ious complaints incident to the Western country Try it,
As n morning drink, to assist digestion and relieve
Dyspepsia IL has equal Try it.
In RdrOr it is superior to at other Bl'tcrs Toy It.
The formula of these Bitters, q CID the sole prop
erty of DR.. Roback originated with of the Oldest
and eminent Mediccl Practitioners of the West
and it is directly predcaed upon the wants of Western
people,
The Bters derive their stimulus from the powerful
tonic nature of the roots and herbs of which they
composed and they are, by allayng unnatural era
wings of the stomach, directly promotive Of
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-16
INSURANCE.


ENIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
4 issuef ia tAs .Ein. Inrurans> Company q
n srff ID & euaFrt cIt
Cash 4 sts. -, ,o90. .oee
FRI AND M And POLICIES issued
u the r 49, Marine Company. springnrh. Mas
tasA As-efasss-+ s.+tss . rsto uut
FIRE POLICIES issued in The Fire IN
.arsaoo Company ~ Hartford. Coni.eciicut.
INSURANCE - the above os.l end retssble Conpa.
l.es - ~ oruret ~ rcasoashie rates. appli-
HsGTR McKxTS. AEsnss
Life Insurance.
Applications for policies in pheuix Mulaa.
life Insurance Company e Hartford. Connseficnt
Cash Assets. s.......--.....-. -........-. o $4,000.
Received hy
J. n HA6fe, Agent.
nr. loss 4. woop. Medical IA au.iner.
aprsdsn
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-16
AGRiCuLT
FARMERS. LOOK 70 YoURINTEREsT
HARN fsT OF 1852
Haines' Illinois Harvester.

'sNhe Agent Of this celebrated ma
A chine las The pie .sufs ~ o1sfag 70 fhe farming
community .,crfecf scline. which a nndouhfft
Is the hent Hsrvrzrn M2ctfnc In ti1t word
The daily Wabash express., 1862-06-16

ss- slasi. i~sus - sPAULDfS8's fAHFaksi
CIR vii ave go t.psea its casf-6e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22
A CHEAP ICE HOUSE.

saw in the Farmer Of Nov. 2lst,
a plan for an Ice Stack which may Be
good one, but with Jour permission
| viii bay before your readers plan
for an Ice House, which, for availa-
bility, cheapness and utility is proba-
BY hard 10 excel. have tested il
txo years and found il 10 work like a
charm.
In The frs, place selected a piece
81 ground with slope Of one foot
Ger red, under the shade OF jack
OAK grove, procured 45 rails, ~ feel
G inches long, then built atour square
pen four rails high, and filed il Is
inches deep with sawdpsL, then made
straight edge IL feet long with a
lrsnverse piece on each end Of !: ihree
ieet long. took one handle Of cross
cut saw, then took a one-half inch rod
Of iron and turned d right angle hook
six inches long ca one end, cur il ioar
feet loas and larned q ring as a hold
for Tie hand or he other end, took 4
brace and iive-eighis bit, a stout plank
two hands, and d team and sleigh, aud
went bali mile 10 4 pond--iook my
axiuIes and marked tie les OF into
squares of three feels with my saw
with enc handle oii, sawed out the
squares, and bored a hole near one
edge 81 the blocks wilh tie bit, and
with ny book raised one edge u the
block few inches, slipped the plank
under gave = steady pail, and the
cake vas On tie sligA 10 'jitiy."
Thus se continued, ua:il We loaded
nine blocks ten incAes Thick. ! then
bailt pyramid Of ice, nine feet square
in the rai pen. leaving 10 inches d
space betweea tho lee ard uall; this
spaee | allsd Up wiih saNaast well
packed Ia, and PAT dust 10 inches
ihick over lbe iee. My stack ef ice
was nine feet square and seven fee.
high. IL ORDER 70 keep ths sasdas,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22
The Perfect MelOdeon.
nIImMT An HnlAI

..s
WEI =
HF
80
Ns aAf'F *sh estkn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

DoNT DEiNE Neon NkgaA.-
a persaa good 4ea4h, aaa "a lhe
moderate pursuit g business. 8o aoi
feei ike dfuAHg aaies. efrn D sum
msr.lime. 3 nol very thirsty in lae',
great Il bilual thirst in sanmer TIE
sga 81 q deprived appetite resulting
from bad habits o. i Is proof q
internal fever aud the indulgence Of
even So simple 8 thing Is drinl my
cold water largely in sammer-time,
especially 10 the early ltt af the day,
viii produce a 8isardoged condition 81
ihr system Most person, have ex-
penenced more or les. discomfort from
drinking largely Of cold water Ii we
drink great deal, We must perspiIe a
great deal this perspraiion induces
4 great evaporation Of heat from the
surface then some have 70 spare the
result in a chill, then comes the reac-
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