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Excellent DcnuiGiOn OF Good
AlauncrS.

A writer in the IHaaic thus describes
what we are always theorianing about
"lhis world has always been charmed
with fine manners, and why should it not .
For what are fine manners, but this to
carry your SOUL on your lips. In your eye,
in the palm Of your hand and yet to
stand no. naked, but clothed by yonr in
dividual quality--yisible, yet incruitable
given to tho hearts Of others, yet con
tained in your own bosom-nobly and
humanely open, yet duly reticeut and Sc
cured from invasion. Polished manners
often disappoint rs good manners never.
The former may be taken by the iuoigent
souls the latter imply noble and opu-
lent nature"
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DIR LA CRoIx'S
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on THE
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-30
Bilious Disorders Liver Complaint

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DEPARTMENT OF TnH INTERIOR,

u TtT', TNuOs J
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EYglN MANHOOD;
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GOOD ADVICE.

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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-30

OLD fools are more foolish than young
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-30
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-30
Great Work on the Horse +!
TIE HORSE AND Ills DISEASES:
BY ROBERT JENNINGS. VS..

Professor of Pathology and Operative Surgery in the
Vctinary College of Philadelphia, Professor of
Veterinary Medicine in the ate Agricultur
al College of Ohio, Secretary Of the
American Veterinary Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, etc.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-10-30
A Y T. r.
CATHARTIC
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Dyspepsin, Impurity of the blood,

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Constipation, ,Costiveness, Suppression,
rheumatism, GOut, Neuralgia, Drop
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

Constipn ton, Cosfiveness, Suppression,
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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05
THE DISPOSITION OF FRANCE.

Mr.: Thu rlow Weed, in his last let
ter, dated Paris, Jan. 27, says:
'sOur Minister, Mr.. Dayton, had a
satisfactory interview with M. Thouv,
enel on Friday and Saturday. / NAV
say with propriety, and in justice to
eminent statesmen, that M. Thouvenel.
Count de Morney, and the Prince Ma.
poleon, entertain just and enlightened
views and right feelings toward our
Government. The Prince Napoleon,
who was recently with us, and saw
and heard with his own eyes and ears,
looks upon the rebellion as causeless
and wicked. And the Emperor, tho
really pressed, by the sufferings of the
manufacturing and laboring classes,
and urged by less legitimate Influences
to declare against the blockade, has
been alike true to the laws of nations
and to our Government.
Archbishop Hughes, I regret to say.
has been quite i'll for fortnight, con.
fined most Of the time to his bed
Though much wasted, nothing serious
is apprehended."
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05

MnsEsorA FoRwARD.-Capt. Mark
ham received public welcome from
the citizen of Rochester, upon his arrii-
val from Kentucky. In lis response
be told the following incident Of the
battle, reported by the Rochester CITY
Post ssss sf {, 8
" The Minnesota Second was ranged
before the enemy in the battle of Mil
Spring, the two companies il the bot
test Of the ere, hearing command 70
retreat given behind them, and think
ing il was . them, wers falling back,
facing the foe and firing = they feIl
back, when Col Van Cleve riding ur
and surveying the lins, exclaimed -:
s Whist . rstrestingi MipDesosa re-
treafisg Ainnessta nsver retreass
Minaesota, forward = And forward
Il ws., md the field was won.'
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05
THE TYPES.

Pick ard click
Go the types in the stick,
As the printer stands at his case;
His eyes glance quick, and his fingers pick
The types at a rapid pace.
And, one by one the letters go,
Words arc piled up steady and slow
Steady and slow,
But still they grow,
And words Of fire they soon will glow
Wonderful words, that without sound
Shall traverse the earth to its utmost bound
Words that shall make
The tyrant quake,
And the bonds Of the slave oppressed shall
break;
Words that can crumble IN army's might
Or treble strength in a righteous fight.
Yet the types they look bat leaden and oumb
As he puts them in place with his finger and
thumb.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05

BREcKlN11DeE DEFINES HIS Posi-.
T1oN.-That notorious trai. i.er Jehn G
Breckinridge, late Vice President of
the United States, IS : candidate for =
seat in the nfederate Congress. He
has published IN address to the people
of Kentucky, announcing his candidacy
IN which he'.deflnes his positisn'' thus:
! am utterly opposed to areconstruc-
ton OF the old government, or any
which in the remotest degree
tends in that derection. For one, 7
shall never consent that peace shall be
be made until the very last Of all the
enemies Of our liberties shall be driven.
not only from onr hallowed SOIL. but
from every foot Of territory which, by
its geographical position, naturally be-
longs to the south. z.szs.,.,.se.. -.ss.,''s
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05
= MI AMBIGUOUS MISTAKE.
q Chicago local tells the following
torv ss fS%

= OAAASeSk3N t1SSS - SS1lh tuo 1OllOWluX
story 81. ...1 s.... ..z..s ...,, zsz%s :
A young man who would not BE
guilty Of an ;ndelicate word to = lady
and much less an uncalled for assault
upon one, was yesterday passing along
Lake street, whom he came in front Of
a retail dry goods establishment. Hav-
ing an eye for dry goods he stopped
to admire a3cloak Of the latest basque
style whicl was displayed as he
thought upon dummy or wire frame
rather neatly bonneted and fitted up,
in front OF ashow window. Seeing =
friend advaN,e, the young man called
his atteation$ to the articls. OF dress,
and playfally gave the dummy nudge
remarking, Il wonder if the machine
is alive !'' "phansy his phelinks" as he
saw the supposed dummy turnsudden-
ly round and face him with an expires.
sion Of f|astonishment and indignation
resting Upon the ,unmistakeable lin
eattients Of a very handsome face =
The machine was alive. Our friend
blushed, stammered and explained.---
The young lady forgave and stepped
into her carriage. Our friend main
tains a downward attitude upon all
dummies hereafter. go
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05

the unhappy sufferers being reached
| alive gave place to all but utter des.
|pair, and last night the fatal truth was
known. Seven wretched DAYS had
been spent by the wives and mothers
and children Of the victims, when. the
lowermost seam was reached, not, how
ever, without heroic endurance on the
part Of the workmep, for the foul air
lonce and again compelled them to
come to the surface Fl. .~.} 49,. ... q
The moment the passage was suffi
ciently clear, one noble fellow named
Adams volunteered to descend. He
found hundred dead bodies close to
the entrance of the shaft but the
sufocating gas forced him to retreat.
He was no sooner up, however, with
his tale of woe than several others
went down, aud the latest telegram
that has come to London states that
they found every man and boy, to the
number Of two hundred and fifteen,
quite dead. 1t would seem that they
were not starved, but suffecated; and
/ it was thought that most of them drew
their last breath in a state OF TRANQUIL
ity, though few strong men had left
about their bodies traces of fearful
convulsive efforts for life. Little bows
We're discovered in the arms of their
fathers, and brother embracing broth
er. Thus, nearly the whole male
population OF New Hartlet has been
cut off at stroke, for few are left
except old men past work and very
little boys.
l have not observed any statement
OF the proportion Of grown men and
lads in the pit, but it is evident that
there were good many of the latter.
There were six boys Of one family
down with their father-the mother
two girls and baby being left to
mourn their loss. In another case
mention is made Of a father having
that day, for the first time, taken down
one Of his little boys 70 show him the
pit. The vivid descriptions which are
given by reporters and correspondents
who have visited the place, of the des-
"lation and woe that prevail in the
village, are most affecting. and so pro-
found is the sorrow that is felt all over
the land for the bereaved, that you
may be sure, so far as money can al
leviate their distres, nothing will be
lacking. 1t is stated that in the
course of yesterday telegram of
sympathetic enquiry was received at
the pit from the Queen, and there is
no doubt that her Majesty will set an
example Of generosity by handsome
to the relief fund.-Zo-|
ronto Globe.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-03-05
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF TIL F.
HARTLEY COLLIERY CALAMITY.

LONDON, Jan. %. '62.
The public mind has been positively
agonized this week, by the terrible ca
lamity that has occurred at the Hart
ley Coal Pit, and the pain Of suspense
will be rendered still more acute when
it shall become generally known that
the worst fears have been realized.-
The pit is situated on the coast of
Northumberland, not far from North
Shields, and about eight or ten miles
from Newcastle.on-Tyne. Itis large
one, and very deep, the lower work.
ing being some nlne hundred feet from
the surface. 1t seems to have been
regarded both by its owner and by the
men employed in it az very safe, al
though liable to extensive floodings.
To keep the workin gs free from water,
= powerful engine had to be employed.
This machinery was, Of course, erected
al the mouth Of the shaft aft-unfortnnate.
", and surely most reprehsnsibly, the
only means et communication between
the surface and the extensive works
below. The beam of the pumping en-
gine is said to have been forty tons in
weight, which was kept in motion by
cylinders Of one hundred horse pow
er.
The exact number Of workmen ID
the pit on Thursday is not certainly
known to the public, bu, some accounts
say close upon two hundred and thir-
ty. The apparatus for bringing them
up was in motion, and sixteen Of the
men had got safely to the surface, when
the ponderous beam of the pumping
engine broke in the center, aud, hor.
rible to state, half of it-twenty tons
Of iron-was .precipitated down the
shaft, up which eight more of the men
were At this moment being drawn
It is not at all surprising that i've of
the number were smashed to atoms
the wonder is that three of them ss-
capped with their lives, and that the
cage, with their limbs and the man
gled remains of their associates, con-
tinued to ascend. This would have
been dreadful enough, but far greater
horrors remained 70 be revealed. In
its rapid descent, the twenty tons of
iron tore away the timber and plank
ing which lined the pit, 90 that the
earth collapsed and filed up the shaft
to the depth Of some hundreds OBJECT
The moment this was discovered !
feeling of desperate concern Was felt
for the possible fate of the men in the
lpie. ss1s.. a~s&&s @s& s.e%a-a .ss@@a& I
As swiftly ~ might be men were
set to open the passages. It's called
: shaft Of large dimensions, butt. was
only l2 fsst in diameter and, there
fore, only sir men could bs employed
ut one time. Consequently, il was
manifest from the first that some days
mast elapse before thu wreaehed peo-
|p'o enguhed in this ssddsn and awt1l
manner cculd b got st On Fridsy
the noises made by the entombed ars
said q have been distinctly heard ~
those Who Iere laboring for their res-
cue. But there was no meaus Of re
lieving them except by continued syac-
u.,ion; and . day By day ws.s pase
With the work still uncomplssod the
hopes thst wsrs at frst cherished Of