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, 1862-03-06

M URRY NELSON & CO, PRO-
iy1 DCCE, COa!3f1SSI0N AND SHIFTING 1tE6s
GnA&TS G1t " ~ South Watcs s.Frst Asgnte for t
1dEacces OF Flor and Grain for shipment to 0sveEa
cr New York or In stozc. giving The shipper the prT
Hc5e Of sansE Z etth6T market. 10. cdatai1612.
aCEE7 Ez4sos, tat.SI RI. .sc1yzEa.
, 1862-03-06

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sf s7sss r. e sT &
chicago. IL Sid County and stafs convoyed to me,
t. sssare 5 tas q se1 Heta
ssssEs svsa ds:: III said Sosf;sg ali szstutes =
Isesssa% / asl!sis |sS E<ies Psysss e @ q; =
sh s!ss sst sa sss
s 'v'e5t1 q - ses s
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s Esyhsat Il sx one e Iald insams3ts ot!ats5sst
dzys ttea the sad principal Of aixtccH taousans
d:!: S:a:l = e:.ee became ars he due aai parable,
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x sssfsyfz Y
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q s susor as eenss s ca ss sss ia r. & "
sur 'ls h., sata sun q 81 tsea @ @!sand do:S With To-
eP g saq a:s gss /; e
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stsSa1t I'll b. le1s seg:esensati;ss or assFs steln
a ,s o f. II e he sa d5as 5
q sFt e e aisEs Gss Il Z
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= y ) SS
{ sssxs 6 SssIsH sSs "a 5a:E e
eroysn5Mnt M tes.sos sstuated Lots ssyS; e eShs [sI
aa s ffEfn sihf sssea ST e
ss;s e5ss II fsFsa Il !Ss;:s @ 4 ez
ii 4b5ons beafSors see asts.ecs cSssso 5sffssss std
, 1862-03-06

The Trustees have Gec!a1eda STRIP DIVIDEND OF
F1ETf FEI. CENT. {5o} cut OF the profits for the
year Parties interested obtain their certificates
sud after the first 6aJ Of March next
Tie Trustees have slso declsrcd CASH DIVIDEND
OF SEVEN PER CENT. G1 on the Outstanding Strip
Of the Company cut Of the accumulated interest," pay
able the first day Of March next the Office Of the
Company.
The Trustees have further declared that after reserT
ing -Four Hundred Thousand Do.1ars {$409oU1 a.
Capital Ii. certificates Issued by this Company in
1so and 1sGo be redeemed In CASH, On aad altar tue
hret day Of March next presentation ut the Office
OF tie Company, and that all further interest On the
sa1nc shall cease.
4 EEETA rIIIItpI, cacsstazr
, 1862-03-06

~ By csEtain :aostEage dated the arst day Of
M y oGSSv @ a p Il tns kssosaS oes
s oIs 1as5 I'd HaTT asa tas e.
wife, Of ths ciI5 ot chesgo il said county md S;a:e
nsisf described 70 sscrrs lie IT payerr Of eeFtsi
gae I'll executed S Bncsnc9 = s aa' aaa a. p.9sse
p1np s q se;e ao5s aolefs 81 @ ST.
fs6esed and Tie oter7 fof tas sasn Of 2e hundred
sna nE dola,s Ssso2 eass hsing taa aouat q semi
s2ecuyely on tie first day ot eac November and May
tron the fits oaJ Of Noyu:ber ISIS to the dra1 dag
gasc thstH deGau.t sSsi be made Il ths payment nf
any one OF sgd insl4lcats of interest," aud s,rh in
s:melt khs1s remain tne a7d unpaid for thirty daS8
Lars shs! aJcCee become snd be due AMI payaate q.
ut election. anythinE IL Tie note given fur same
to The cci,:zaEy aad whereas dc:a1it
Interest dec ef ihe rst Day of Mas sni On IT, ;irs s
day Of Nove1:her 4 D. 1S and OF tie notes for five
hundred a4d ffsF deas1s 1aca maturing At those stec
respectively ana s:vea fsr Raid inst;u:enta Which
asve s.1cs remained and no# wholly dIe aad
NOW therefore, ;atiic notice Is aczeoy gyca that bT
R2d to secn7a tie sid sum Of ae7en thousand do.t1Es
with htesesE due thereon. together with costa aai
charges or Et!Se:tisenent and ese tbs premises
redemption Il BEcsnef e Eorris sEd NaTy 3. 1ofrfs,
their heirs representative. or asRsns theSr VIII s
sid st pGh!c s:cs.oa 70 tic eIs! bidder for caas
~ Il Aass 4 B. q the nor nofts II dos: @ ;t q ss
Coat: Hoase Il the city oI Chicago and which sal;
premises are kEo "A and described Al follows towt:
teen G ia fort Dearborn Adtien 70 iae ett q Cit
caae In .tc County o. coo:e and Sta1e ot Illinois,
ss Ssats se a. sssts ssk a~sg a2a P:es
nzDeafbcSn street, Clcsgo- ialtESssa
, 1862-03-06
Raro Kubber 1Cruss.
CEELEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.

EaSuFAcIuEKo uSpEE R1e8s sEGoopYKAa'sFEr1sT. Z
This Haas = hsI.ag sacee@ II curing Hernia Of
EnfIEe Others cyes nocd In f5iloWinS reepecK:
It VIII FxvKz ETsT, tito spring being eosted with
Hard Rubber; rendering fMpefsiooB Is moisture or
rertrirauon feEn the body, aoR BREAx oHaY1 GALL.
On sLm11K-- WILL Eef sIne o1 MOVE FRo4 RzAcH,
rnTEx, and IA slEs}s cLxAE I'D As COOP As aas.
1hey haye beca Csed b5 3C9o pesons In tis city
and surrounding country within the paat two years,
and have EsVef fAtleato give sAdafscon in al case.
cukEn II " eiE q satty seass sdIag xhi:a
the WeeE, and It universally ackaoVledgrd bY II q
tAa ontJ reliable 1rusa a. for DR.. eee,cF having
had n.ny years experience IN the spphcaton and
dtiEE Of Tnsscs viii guarantee tbis Instrument In
evetT respect 70 be ss feptesented the aSma fra
auisee11 A. z daL eetgaE e. ta Ia
aasute the bubble tha4 L Il FAndy tspeEpetzlng y
o4EeF fr1xt n usc. Persons tits instruments
M1oE EKag&EIr 70 D..:J B eEELEY. 49, Lake street,
Gtkz6Qsf1r 558ole IrpFr3eeoe SD Msoufaoturer, -
1beE@s u ofde0t MAf be sddEcss%A Pamphlet seato on
sftceiat Q[ etARp-.P, G. Rak :; 4EdFlx:E11T .
, 1862-03-06

POISONED BrI.LErs.-A gentleman has just
arrived in this city from Nashville, who brings
With him seve1al boxes Of cartridges, mimic
bali, captured in Nashville. Thsse cartridges
are coated, especially at t1e point OF the bul-
LET, With d poisonous substance. We would
n,ent Of this matter. We can scarcely believe
1lle rebels have resorted to suck dastardly
means Of warfare, and yet the party bringing
them Is selling them publicly 1t the Nashville
depot, or was doing SO yesterday morning.
Louis7'ile Df7Nocrat.
, 1862-03-06
Special A0tares..

a. For the cheapest and best Hair
5evshy. Wlsa Rra1ds Cufk FftAzsA et1.- 70 to L.
pHsEALDL - IA9a street. and e1aalne those Ke1
arttncdal rom the natural xhen adiuetd to tht head
His Hkff 3Fwelfy contains 1lwzJB the neNezt p8S3D
pc9(6lAy~
, 1862-03-06
TATARRHl CATARRHll
~ CATAEHH;!i
uR, sEELYE1 LIQUID cATARRH EKNEnY.

~ CATARE81!i
DR.. sEELYEH LIQUID cATARRH HRXNEnY,
WAxKAxrxp to be ssurs cnre sns =
CATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAU.
OKK Huxp1Ko 1HouaAED 7ersocs de Yearly In ths
VIII t1B twos*trds of th1a a0iaf, he disease nr1t
CATAnRH IN THE NOSE.
ne nsxt stee benx to the throat md bronchial t1ne
Il eas}e9 70 cue cats7a tran Consumption aaa II
cuanE the hfEs prevent the 1GIt. Persons should
onaess.a1e tet t0e Better Fa5 70 ea1e Consumption
The eyzaptouas os C4t:a-n they generally appeev
"a g 1a IL e aays se
sensitive the change. ~ temperature IN this con
dition the nay Re dry. slight Discharge thfu
e. AZ a ssS sasT sss f
creased IN quantity and changr IN quality; they are
now thick md hcay3 and either get nd of by blow
hsTfed % eoagSsd Ehe e saIGe S1s eaa IS
canning bad tresth the rpee e thick 4cd nssal: tho
eyes xeak: the sense Of smell .a lcseaned Or te-
l;oynd: 1eafass, a Gsqqensly sakes piace AaoIae9 M
the per*on IL Obliged to clear Els throat morning
# thick OF ftny u1ucous which has fallen down f7o
s e. as ss II g oa Is
l1aEk and should lose no ume in a7zcstas i. The
s5oss ne tae symptoms Of Cs:sa e they appear In
BY the i'd of the LIQUID cATA1sI..a REMEDY. Al
moved And have ssic}eet confidence IN tic Iseme-
curing Csts,1a uas. af;es Tie Etal af tae Remedy
foE one month eeneHr Il received the amount ps1d
Price of liz Cstarn Keme,y s2no-sunctent for rae
one month With full AID clea1 directions
0Rce, 1876 lake, Corner OF WcI1s-S&.
de1asSssra Post Once Bnx f0 Chtcsso III
, 1862-03-06
33tQpQsalS.

CEAIED PROPOSALS ARE IN
AE1ED til the 10th day Of March, 1872 t72 o'coes
500 head 81 BEEF CATTLE on the hooL
The Cattle TO be GeEve!Gd st Washington City. and
animal admitted which weighs irss taan 1oo1 pounds
gfcss. ~
TIE Cattle TO be delivered ut sach times All IN sul
4uartties aa Tie Government maj require No GatLle
viii be !c9nscd Under this contract boEe the ss dag
Of April, 1SG1-
Ecife1s and BulIocks not wanted.
A bend with good and suflc1en1 security will be
GuiTed- '......
Government 1eeerves to Itself tic tight to pey in
Treasury Notea-
No lid win be entertained when put in by couEac-
tors who bare previously failed to comply with fhes
cont whete the bidferf9 not present to respond
BIDS ia 10 be directed to MsJ 4 GEcKw1rH. c. S.
c. S. 4, Washington. D. c.
FoEH or BID.
LAB. do hereby propose to deliver to the Govern
ment good Beef Cattle on the hoof for PCT hun
Gfcd pounds gross weight The Catne to be denrercd
At -, according 70 the terms Of the enclosed a1ysE
the weight determined to be the purchase weight
herehy agree to give good aud safcsen. bond for
tie ful1MeEt OF the contract aud TO receive Treasury
Notes in payment for the CsttIe- fe1eEttd
, 1862-03-06
GTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

~ COUNTY, ss.-Supe1ior Court Of Chicago March
Term. !: ?. !aa. William e DosSett, Henry j. Bas-
Observation-Disclosures,
Public notice Is hereby given to the said Alfre,1 Cog
daTd and-F Perkins, that writ OF attachment issue;
o1t Of the Office Ct the Clerk Ct c Superior Court
Chicago. dated the eighteenth dag Of January, A D.
Hassen and O. Hobart Hills aud agsinst the estate
Of hundred forty nine and 4a10o do!lara Ci.
tectcd to the Sheriff Of Stephenson County which s1id
writ has BEEN rr:s77cd executed.
Now therefore, u1fes3 y01, TIC said fFcd Goddard
nEc fsrbns shall personally be and Appear befuse
The sald Superior Court of Chicago before the
first dsE Of the term thereof to be hoeu At the Court
House, IN the Git Of Chicago. the rst Monday Of
plaintiffs action: snt will bs entered agltnst yon,
and In faFor Of tlc said William E. Doggett Henry D.
pcrt5 attached may be sufficient to sssfy the sad
Judgment aud Costs VII! b. sold 70 satisf same
TEOafAS 3. GARTER CLERK
GALLra / urrcHcocK, 2lt'Hb Attys faSsEi1 iv
, 1862-03-06

Of morsars and howitzers they have made:
*3-inch lnnrtafs. s. sinch morte1s ... rs
10~inch mortars..- 81 sinch howitzers. .... 10
They have also turned out the following
number of shot and shell:
, 1862-03-06
After the Rebellion IL Crushed, What
Xhen4f

After the Rebellion ts Crushed, What
: Then4
From the New York independently
: Whatever Eisitations Of Divine chastiscment
may yet be in store for US, there is to-day
good ground for the prevalent conviction that
1cwmontbs will sec the last OF this most uu-
natural and atrocious rebellion.
And what thcns
Are we to have fresh compromise, where
By Slavery shall secure fresh lease not only
Of life but Ct power:
L. 1t to be agreed that the rebellion was only
an innocent mis:ake-that the South dis
trusted and dreaded the North, because Of Mt,
Lincoln'e election, and, supposing the latter
hostile to Slavery, 'fex to arms ii defense Of
her beloved Institution: but that. after the
squandc1ing Of one hundred thousand lives
and one thousand million dollars, she has b.
come convinced that she was mistaken, and
that the new Administration is not outdone by
any predecessor in Its devotion to u1an-stesf-
Are VIC to have tho Union restored nj the
expcnsc cf Liberty, Justice and Humanity
Are we to sell the Right for customers and
cotton2 .-~ -.~--...-,
F. The snswers to be given to these questions
deeply concern the good name and future
wcn-beipg Of our country. Let Us consider.
: For nearly q JcaE psst, tie: American Re-
public has seemed to most outsiders IN the
asonies Of dissolution; ,Her industry hss
pGfu pafa4tZ tZe1, QcE lIaQc IUtGI1upLEG, lGE
prosperity overthro~n. For nearly Joar abe
has been pouring out treasure aud blood Ii
upprcce dented ?pfotneion to ylndicate her In
:teE!1ts and retain herplacc among the nations
Her people mve all but universally suffered
anxiety, humiliation, and loss For months,
:: they seemed On the brink Of war With; the
greatest naval power Of Europe possibly
With the greatest: military power Also Aad,
two months ago,.i seemed to most mea thai
painful years anu enormous sacrifices .wo1Id
yet ba required to PM her domestic foes under
her feet :Ft5yi-: Il 4 !. :'I!=
T. ,WaaH Esne.aef q taese saanisss Why i
, 1862-03-06

From the Pittsburgh DispatcA.1
Since the commencement Of tie war the
three foandries at West Point, South Boston
ard Pittsburgh, Pa, hare together manufac-
turcd for the Government:
, 1862-03-06

slch rs SEprEcssic2s Irregularities Falling Of lie
Womb. Tun3ota al Urinary Diseases Nervous Debility
Painful or Difcult Acnstrnrton- B2rtcnness &C. WI
be speedily Cared, without poisonous drugs, injurious
O. Cnpa1atah!c medicines Of aEy kind Have no deli
be The afleteG arc ces=lly .nyfcd to call sl1 6a=
1sfS themselves
Consultations and Examinations Ere6
of Charge.
All communications strictly confidential Office IN
The Street lai1toad Building. corner of State and Ran
address j. u, atcCASN. y. D. Chicago, n letter.
attc1ioa, o. fa1 two sia,epz viii send panph1et
+rea. EeNW4Y
, 1862-03-06
II NOW TlIYSEItF.
DIR. II. H. MN.

JT. q. II. -NIC@.AI%Fs
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON detects to q certainty
The condition End locality Of diseaeee by simple
Disceses Of the Throat aud Lungs sreased BY Mcd!ea!
Inc Heast Of ihe s1tyacS ofte I've Eidaess D7op.
r. st yi1us, Danse Cancers yasonis Ulcers RlaeuMa
eascs Of the Eye and Eas Seminal Eeskae skin Dis
cases 1iqptare. p!asTtoes- In se1rr a!1 curabe DIS
of long Standing cured in The shortest posble
Eslnc- We are not cureaf" doctor, ,snd Will Under
t4Ef no case H'ithncr u-1.spttt Of rez.0ytrv
, 1862-03-06

4 8 8 Il r S j:

Cash On hand and y Bank, e.
Statss Stocks, aud othcs scca11ttes.. %. o3s q
StE41 leg, Pumps, &C. AC-...-.--....... 2,519 Il
Btils KecefEable -.-..-...-.-.......... 65;;i5 %
kea Estate u 1858 =
balance due from Agents. 41G o7
Total assets. s.. : 1q3 u
, 1862-03-06
.Floar:a1s .fteg.

= ~ .....s-vZ 80 VV~
ID DATENT1"BUCKWHEAT e
J. ELoUR-Naau.ac.suradb1
:: ~ NAWKINe:& CHAPMAN,
MICHIGAN MILLS.
, 1T Gesz bot tBae4saess19asksA IN - e..r-Fass
) Cnaic4 dflSaa xSo1; from F.sesr Thass
: NFaekH&.NNt1k, &ekh A4A 48Be&E.--: /: =!
r vita Efakat 1heet EaozF II a. o4ae gsexkR.
> 5feaFegFkN ID MI ~ lK kAec12 St' ~
nc ae4tA Eete strs.kt.
, 1862-03-06

Now, Ineycr heard Of house with only
one cornerstone @(laughtcr] = there must Of
necessity be four, and these are the other
these foul. columns we have raised thai edificc
Of Dcspotisln for which I have risen to speak.
[Chcers.l Thu question Of to-ni.ht is very
strangely expressed. It asks whether the
North or South il right This is what I call
a1l open and shut questton-it IS difficult to
in the Affirmative or the negative. IIaunhter.}
, 1862-03-06

PAI1.IE 6 SEYMOUR, PRO
- nECE AND GEsEEAL tCafs:I39INE MKK-
CHANTS. DL1Ec. III south Water Erect PQu1croYA
9ctidiDg Tes. pf.ec Drawer 6;3;, Chicago. RzF1E-
AEcE-Sturge4 buckingham i Co, VI Mazin, Gen.
Freight Agent c. B. 4. q Xix aulEcsa1.y
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
Grave of Gen. Jackson.

Ii will crafty many TO lealn that the
stars and stripes again'fioat over the tomb
of the Old Hero who so emphatically de-
clared that "The Union must and shall be
Preserved" An army correspondent of
the indianapolis Journal writes from Camp
Andrew jackson, March 18th, as follows
Yesterday Gen. Nelson made a recon-
noisance in force towards Lebanon. He
took with him the I'd cavalry, three bat
teries Of artillery and five regiments of in
fantry. Our regiment led the advance
guard. We were obliged to leave two
batteries about four miles from camp, in
consequence of the bridges being to rickety
to risk their going over in safety. We
went as far out as the "Hermitage," the
former residence of Andrew Jack son. As
We approached the sacred spot The band Of
the seth Indiana played national air.
Gen. Nielsen halted the column, and the
stars and stripes were planted over the
tomb of Jackson, and Harris battery fired
a salute of sixteen guns. To comment on
the ceremonies of the occasion would be
useless, as all who know the history of the
"Hero of New Orleans" can readily imag-
inc the feelings of the troops while stand
ing before the tomb of jackson. General
Nelson and staff were invited into the
mansion and remained some time.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
aeEi Fernandina Florida.

A letter, in speaking of the occupation
by our forces of the Island of Fernandina
Fla, .ssys: ~
The inhabitants of Fernandina mostly
fed into the interior. There are but few
negroes here, and these are of far more
intelligent kind than those we met at Hill
ton Head and that vicinity. Those re-
naming here say that their masters have
sent all the "boys and girls off clear back
in de country on de MAN,
There are some very fine plantations on
the Island scattered about. One of the
officers, who has made several scouts, in.
forms me that there are some beautiful
dwellings, with magnificent gardens, the
roses, geraniums, japonicas, and other
flowers being in full bloom, but not a per-
son to be seen anywhere around. In some
places the residences are nearly deserted,
and in Others the furniture packed up but
not removed, while in Others not thing
is moved out Of its place.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
LOYAL Irish Battalion.

The telegraph announces that the bloody
battle. near Wincheeter, an Irish battal-
ion in the rebel army of one hundred and
fifty men refused TO fire upon the Union
troops, and though rebel regiment drove
this gallant little band forward to the fight,
it could not compel them 10 discharge a
gun at the Federal forces commanded by
their noble countrymay, General Shields.
Honor TO the rebel impressed but still 10y
al Irish How their hearts must have
leapt at the sight of the old flag of Free
dom. And what hearty hand shaking
would have taken place, and wild hurrahs
would have rung out mid the battles roar
could the loyal Irish Battalion have chance
to "fall in. with the ever true-blue Union
Hibernian Guards of Cleveland!
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
Southern HOSPITALS.

Mr.. Reeves, member of the Cincinna-
ii Branch of the Sanitary Commission, re-
turned from tour of inspection to Nash
vile on the 23d. He reports the hospi-
tails at and about Nashville, and on the
Ohio river, in pretty fair condition, though
scarcely adequate to the command. There
is an abundant supply of beds and bedding
those articles having been poured in by
the Sanitary Commission in every quarter
But there is sad lack of proper food.
The invalids are everywhere suffering on
this account, and many deaths are the re-
suit. Butter, concentrated chicken, des-
sicated vegetables, and other article suit
able for invalids, Mr.. Reeves says are need
ed at all the hospitals.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
Mrs. Polk the Traitor.
The Cincinnati Gazette In Nashville
letter has The following: ~

The Cincinnati Gazette In a Nashville
letter has The following:
The following interesting scrap of news
is told by an eyewitness to the scene:-
One day last week, General Buell. and all
the .Brigadiers of the Department, who
were present, went in a body TO call upon
Mrs. James K. Polk and her neiee, daugh-
ter of the Elk Rev. General Leonidas. Mrs.
Polk seemed determined that no doubt
should be entertained as TO her sentiments
in. regard TO our unhappy difficulties. The
gentlemen present, as they were severally
addressed, simply bowed in silence, until
General Mitchell, who was standing some
what away from the party, was singled
out. To him Mrs. P. remarked, General,
/ trust this war will speedily terminate by
the acknowledgment Of Southern indepen-
dence." The remark was the signal for
lull in the conversation, and all eyes were
turned upon the General to hear his reply.
He stood with his lips firmly compressed
and his eyes looking fully into those of
Mrs Polk as long as she spoke. He then
said: Madame, the man whose name you
bear was once the President Of the United
States; he was an honest man and true
patriot; be administered the laws of this
Government with equal justice TO all. We
know no independence of one section of
cur country which does not belong TO all
Others, and judging by the past, if the
mute lips of the honored dead, who lies so
near US, could speak, they would express
the hope that this war might never cease
If that cessation was purchased by the dis
solution of the Union of States over which
he once presided" 1t is needless to say
the effect was electrical, made, as the re-
mark was, in calm, dignifed tone and with
that earnestness for which the General is
noted, no ofense could be taken.
Southern independence was not men
toned again during the interview.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
Mistakes.

The editors of THE Star an the West
furnishes the following modest attempt at
correcting certain rather widespread mis-
takes.
It is mistake to suppose that the sub
scriplion price of paper is clear gain TO
the publisher.
Il is mistake TO suppose be gets his
white paper for nothing.
1t is mistake TO suppose it is printed
without cost.
1t is mistake to suppose he can live,
bodily, by faith.
1t is mistake tosuppose that it is easy
to please everybody.
1t is mistake 10 suppose that paper
is worth baying which contains only what
one knows aud believes already.
1t is mistake to suppose that money
due for the paper would be as good to US
in year as it would now.
It anistake to suppose that we would
not be thankful for what is due 10 US, and
for new subscribers.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
DIR. McLEAN's UNIVERSAL PILLS
or Livor Complain BiIIiousncss, Headache,

&C,
There never has been Cathartic medicine offered to
the public that has given such entire satisfaction Nc
Leans Universal Pills.
peing entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent
and be taken by the most tender infant yet pit
and powerful in removing all Bilious secretions Acid
Impure Feted Matter from the Stomach. In fact they
the only Pills that should be used in malarious dis
tricts.
Stomach Bowels though very active and searching
in their operation promoting healthy secretons of the
Liver and Kidneys Who will suffer from Bl,iousness
Headache and Foul Stomach, when cheap reme
dy can be obtr.ned Keep them constantly hand; a
single dose. taken in season, may prevent hous, days.
and months of sickness. Ask for Dr. j. H. McLean's
Universal Pills. That other. Being coated, they
tasteless Price only 25 cents per box, and be
sent by mail to any psrt of the United States.
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Corner of Third and Pine Streets st. Louis No.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
bYspEps1a Fo. YEAE-,

BENT, n, Al, 6sma Eirer. AprH llni, 1850.
MEssRs. LEGSaSD JOKES. Noatgnmery. Ala
1neloscd you will fnd five dolars-plcasc send I.ie
the worth of it ia Do.rlavc's Holland ri:es. I
have tried every thing for Dyspepsia. for the Last
twenty years and believe tbs does n,,re god
than aIythin. else. Send to the care Chanii.iI
x Co. Yours, &C. j. H. OALk.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
WEAEkN-gs CF TEE STG.-ACEd
AND INDIGESTION.

Tho wife of PETER DE- WirTE. living in Eo,lard
Tewn, Shcboygan county, Wisconsin suffered niu.h
from BSskncss Of the .somoch aid LTd,gcsfin. SEe
hai been under physicians care for sonc tmn,
but the disease seemed 10 Lae even his skill. Sho
purchased some HOLLAND LITTERS at cur oflic-.
which has given t. ne to her stomach: h:r appetite
and strength are returning. and we firmly beiirr,
that this is another great effected by your
medicine. j. OCITTUS
Ed. SteJoygan Niea,rs5ode, She;oygaa, Wis,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
IN W A r D Pill ES.

D-AR SIRs:-I was sorcly afflicted for about five
years with the Dysprpsia and Intcard P.lcs-two
bottles of your justly celebrated -E,rrhave's UoL
land Eitters,' restored ME to perfect health.
ROBINSON LOIIH.
IarSG-T,wy, Pa Feb. IL, lSco.