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Married.

FREgxAx-vANDERHooF.-On Thursday, december IL,
by thc Rev. ". H. len Eyck, Mr.. HENRY G. FREeatN Of
Rrycnswood. l. l., TO Miss MARY EInABEru, daughter Of
Jacob 8. yanderhoof, Esq, Of Now York
HLI--OAKIRY LIN Friiay, December IL, by the RDv.
Isaac NJ See JoHx WARREN HILL, United States Navy TO
Miss JULIA H. OAKLEY eldest daughter Of John Oakley Of
Mount Vernon, Westchester county, N. X.
JoNEs-I oRp.-At Grecnport, J.. L. on Wednesday, De-
ccmber TO- by the Rev Edward Straton, EDWARD FLOYD
JONES OF Stockton California TO MARY daughter Of the
late DR.. Lord.
KxElxR-AusrIy -On Thursday evening, November n,
by the Rev James Mlet residing at Al Bond street, Mr
SYyETER KKElKR, late Of Connecticut TO Miss EIzABEru
SARAH ArsIIx. all II this city
ToMpx Ns-MARsH- Thursday, December IL, Mt the
residence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev William p
Hammond, EDWARD N. ToMrgiSs, of New Rochelle, 70
MAIIssA NJ MASH Of this city. No cards.
Ohio and Indiana papers please copy
WsrMoRg--NcEwES.-A Christ church. Stratford,
Conn., on Wednesday, December 10, by Iov. Samuel
O. oke d. D. VICTORY T.. wsrxoRy, of this city, 70 Miss
JEANNE L. daughter Of Robert d. Mcwen, Ed Of STRAIT
ford.
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Ladies', IL you wish Skating Bniniorais,
~AN'e.- - 80 MiLLER CO. 3sf Canal street.
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Trusscs.-Marsh's Radical Cure Trusses
corner OF Broadway and Ann street. ier Barnums Mu
seum. lady attendant No connection with any other
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The Hat Most Preferred by Gentieme en-
as being fait" is DRAKE'S, 725 Broadway, New
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Trusses.-Marsh ~ CO.-.Rudical Cure
Truss once still at No. vssey street. Astor House No
connection with any other once OF the lady
attendant
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Doctor Huntcr's Discovery Curss tho
verv worst forms scrculn obstinate Frun Of the skin
and old Ulcers No. Division street New York city since
1885
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rhis rsrn~ Increases the of dses;on aud sHceee
the sh.rheris into healthy aton ~ Nhirh ~.
cal a~pcNiapns md ~ ahBsafa ensrgemeas
aneed 1sl and Inflammation. AMI = good Tor
MN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
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Best Soap I'm Use Is James Pyle's q. X.
aosp.-Ail the grocers keep u.
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Holiday Hats. Holiday Aats.-AlsO La
dies Fancy Furs WHITES the renowned Hatter At 21
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Htlrs Hair Dyc.-5O Cents. black or
br1wu best Ia use Del No Barclay street. Sold by ali
dru4
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David's Winter Style OF GeMtlcmc ms
Hats No. 299k Broadway, near Duane street.
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Use Prof. L. MlIler's soc. Hair Dye and
2c nvigoraor. Sold by druggists. Depot 56 Dey street.
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children te thing only relieves the child from pain.
but invgorates stomach and bowels corects AGILITY and
gives tone and vgor the whole system 2jccns oottle
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NOTICE.-The firm of r. France Co. was dissolved on
the LIST day November 1862 and q copsrinershp
formed manage the Library Association Company Lottery
of Kentucky the and style OF s. Broadbent Co.
On and after December 1862 business will conducted
in the name OF s. BROADBENT & CO, Managers
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Oaicial ORA wings OF the Library Assoc
ciation Company's Lottery. of Kentucky.
CLASS No. 437-December ~, 1867
8, 26, II, IA, Al, 60, 81, AZ, l3, 81, 49, II, 81.
CLASS No. 433-December IL, 1852
"a, 10, IS, 43. 5, 25, 4, 66, "A, Z, 30, So.
For circulars, &c., address 90 o, w.
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Ready Made shirts.
GOOD ARTICLE AT 81 5o--all s'ycs
IRA rEkIGO SONS. If5 Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Prcservntive and
Wig depot, wholesale and RETAIL No. Asor House The
Dye applied by skilful artists.
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Heavy Knit All Wool
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
On hand and made TO order oy
--7- UNION ADAMS No. 6s7 broadway.

Eight Cartes de visite ror 81, at Pnres's.
Rcn cd to 85 Broadway, between Nineteenth and Twen
teh streets
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Royal Havana LOttes VA Premium OF
l2 per paid for prizes Highest price aid for Douo
looms American Gold and Silver. TAYLOR CO.,
Bankers, i6 Wall street.
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(I Ar GREATLY REDCCED PRICE
S1EIHEN PflILLIN.
T,l7 Nl,pAnNAY.

7J7 BROADWAY.
Connecting with planning establishment
Ms IS Fourth strset; also No. 2 AsroR HOUSE,
Bar ay street.
OT.ra for hts Stuc Fixtures ~
cent below new slpy OF the latest
STYLES. nrrylnr. Also nnr assUtinent
oil FRENCH BRONIE FIGURES, Ink stAnds. Mach
safes ana other trn ,mepts. kkROtlNB LAMrS. &c.
II ERNfA or RUPrUREs.
III liiealy cared one 10 three months on young
old and from to ry y'nr ssndny % he Use o. Az
external medicine tiscOvr red r. y. Mor W. D. when
does Interfere business Nuysts Can ue consulted
daily ~ the fuonis of Drs. BOStWiCk MINOis, W.
broadway, hetwesn the hours cf y aud o clock
IIANDsoaE BLACK BEAVER ovERCoArS, sis;
I'll Moscow Beaver O,eicuass- sl1 - M, giot Sl&'
Beaver Body Sacks, $40 Fancy Coats from W y" xi fM
al Ia Ss Vests IS 81 Inyefnsss Coaks, xl2 u sis
t,usarl work as usual CLARKE, llt WDilaIn SWEET
NsIEHsOHAUN. MEERsCrAuM. .
mi POLLOCK SON Manuia lmrers OF Meerschanm
r,nee the only one IN the cy, 81 S5 BrOOme street, De.
tween Eiaebeh aud Mot, have always on baud well
sorted s,cs 81 Pipes aud scar holders We have Ne
,eum from amyrps, and rr Pared 70 make Pipes aud
Holders Repairing neatly done County tus.o-
ns eau I'd orders by ovla val to returned In
go aAn,s 0as.
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Omciai Drawings OF the Delaware stat

Lotteries.
Delaware EXTRA CLASS 537-Dcccmber IL, 1852
SO, So, 45, SO, A, IS, As, 50, az, 8, %, IT,
DxLAwARE, Class 406--December IL, 1852.
H. II, IA, So, II, 3. 80, 43, go, 20, %, Is, 81.
o'''''-'' 'e"' y ~' JOHN A. MORRIS CO.
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Mais0n Maillnrd,
Csl BROADWAY.
The Annual Exhibition OF
FANCY BOXES AND FANCY ORNAMENTS
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS,
VIII commence on MonlnY. Dcern.ber l6
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Bachelors Hair Dye--the Dess IN tine
werld Instantaneous harmless reliable Sold by drug
sts snd perfume everywhere Factory barclay street
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MysCxIIsSvOrs.

7 ApIEs HocsEKKgrsAs sxp svYsr rKssoS
- wt s.sssy ~ s.sas as a.a. sGis.r F.ssss
wsrw, Ia tisft. TIE Ir.s .AT MAJ .sd rsesy
KDf Aen HAz4goansS
0rw.t - a.. C.ass ' Ia.ftas~
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Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
BACHELORS. 16 bond street - -
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.
RrcKm.s-At Liverpool, on Friday, November 81 ],
MARY DELLA, wife Of g. w. Ryckman Jr OF this city aged
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral service, this Saturday.
afternoon O'Clock, at st. Thomas church. without
Rurrr-kied, on Wednesday August u, at tho battle
OF Bristow Station, while nobly leading his any,
Sergeant WILLIAM N. Ruxvu, of Company b, second
regiment Fire zouaves, aged 25 years, months and
days.
His relatives and friends, and tho members Of the
regiment who remain in the city invited n attend
the funeral sunday afternoon, ~ ono O'Clock, from
liz south First street, Williamsburg, without further
swrx-on Friday December II, after short but
Tse ,onas and relatives are rcspser n invited 10 at.
tend the funeral, from his late resi- II President
street, South Brooklyn, on sunday roa, at three
harrington and Nova Scotia papers please copy.
snn.-In Brooklyn, ON Thursday, December IL 1Ho..
NJ sxi in the 53d year of his age, Of rhs rm o. smith,
Rhodes Co., of Richmond, Va.
Ills friends and those OF his brother. Charles IT, smith
respectfully invited to attend the unera on sunday
afternoon, at O'Clock, from the residence O. his
mother, Mrs. Mary smith, SO Montilie place.
THOMPSON. Thursday, December II, after short
illness, HESgY THoxroS, IN the 63d year u his age
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
y tied attend the funeral from his late resicnco 39
West Twenty street, on sunday afternoon, a. ono
o'ci,ck.
Mapchestcr (England) papers pcasc copy.
w,SrrRs-on Thursday, necember II. pArnIcK VIZ.
TKRs, lingering sickness, IN tho 9th year " his
age, formerly OF the county fermanagh, ireland.
rhe friends and scquantanc,s, also hoss OF his son
John are respectfully invited attend the furcf1 this,
saturday afternoon, at halfpast occck from his ato
residence, 12S Sc. Marks place. HIS remains viii b. IN
tered in Calvary Cemetery.
san Francisco papers please copy.
wsrcH-On Thursday, December IL, after q lingering
~ ess, which he bore with Christian iorttude, DAVID
wKca, aged - years, II mouths and days.
he friends aud relatives " hc lamiy are reaf esuuly
invited attend the funcra lis Saturday Afternoon at
o'clock from his late res lcnee, 2cs William street
CaliOrpii Ia,crs please caps.
WAtaA,e--in Brooklyn. IN Friday, December 12, Ju
t,Eirg, wife Of VIM. = Wallace and daughter or n. "
Thorn sou ot New Haven.
1he LENDS of the iamy are invited 10 attend the rl
nera ces IT 900 iichry street this Saturday, noon
n, twelve O'Clock Tho remairs viii be taken ~ Na,
Haven for ntcrmsns
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Tickets FOR the Grafton OF Mr.. MA som
JONES at the Acatehy of Music, next Tucsda being
purchased RAPIDLY that the music sellers early APP
picaon seats Good paruet seats s be obtained
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Gouraud's Poudrc subtitle UproOts Hair
from any part Of the body. Warranted. as Broadway
BATES.
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No More Gray Hair -Grn ndj, ans Cele-
.Astor place.
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DeRnnce{ Fire and Burglar Proof safes.
ESQ oard and Pa Dor Safes FOR silver plate Ac a "a
Nh ray s.reet, corner OF College place.
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Prizes Ca shed i'm ALI Legalixcd Lotteries
Information given JOSEPH BAlES.
Broker No II Wall street No. |, New York.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21

bcon given mp as lost Our arrival was known
along the lines and II was with groat difficulty
that we could get through to join our reg
mcnl. Everybody wanted 10 shake hands
aud talk Of our pcrilous position aud mif,c-
ulous escape. We here irst learned that our
regiment, divided into compani.sand squads,
had fought for an hour and ahuli q rebel force
that is conceded TO be nom eight 10 ten
thousand whose sole aim was 10 crush from
existence the 10th Ohio. Our loss Is almost
wholly confined TO companies B and +, aud
though it Is at present lcafUly large we have
every hope that most Of our boys viii return
in a few days. | enclose you a list Of the
missing. None at present arc positively
known to be dead or wounded so their friends
need not give them up as lost, yet. a fog Of
truce starts TO the enemy o-day for iurorma-
ton When it returns VIC will know. per.
hops, who have been captured. Our rcgi.
meat received unboundcd praise from all
Our regiment done everything that men could
do.
| Since the forcg oiug was written the flag Of
truce has been returned, and with it note
evidently written by the rebels and signed by
Capt. Tancylill. It reads.
81 am permitted by the commanding officer
to give the list OF casualties. CAPT. EJg,r
Killed; Sargent Major and three or four pri.
Yates wounded. | am not in confinement. -
X. W. TANEYlIlLL.
Gen Stevens informs Gen. Morgan that be
has fifty prisoners and desires to make an ex.
change. Gen Morgan has telegrophod to
/ Washington for instructions. Paul wilder
captured a Lieut.. Col while he was mabiua
his retreat, and after great difficulty succeed.
ed in getting him and his hors. to our lines.
We hope soon to SEQ all the boys.
The following are the killed, wounded and
missing:
{ Company B-Killcd, Capt. Joseph Edgar
missing, Sargents, Hiram T. Upton and Ed
ward Mccoy; Corporals, John Ewing, Jacol
A. Cole, William Korns, Thomas Philips
/ PIivotes, John a. Achamire, Henry Dcglcr
Samuel Flizeil. Robert n Gorsuch, Wcstly
B. Cline, Thomas B. Linn, Henry Livingston
Hugh Mclaughlin, John Mclaughlin Will
lam Mckenzie, Thomas B, Miller, Samuel b
Miller, James Scott, William Smith, Samue
Shannon, Thomas W. Shannon, James Tip.
ton, James B. Taylor, Hugh Tidbald, Join
NJ. Williams, aud Benjamin +. Williams.
Company Missing and prisoners, Capt.
X. W. Thncyhill; Sargouts Thomas T. Din
and Daniel Spring; Corporals, Iheodor,
Reed, Columbus Whinncry, John Snyder
Edward y. snith aud John Green Priyatcs
James W. Anderson, Charles Dunbar, Jane.
Davidson, Peter Meyers, John Spring, b
Shifts, Newton Sbrimpln, Silas j. Uhl
Harry Wilson, William uarbaugh, Georg,
Snyder. Theodore Wallach, and Danie
Ilongh and Robert T. Mathews who were
temporarily attached to compony E.
Yours truly,
NJ. B. DcSILVA.
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Ions, cheese, codGsh and herring sent from the
good people Of Ohio, the boys feel splendid.
Last Monday tho regiment could not mns'ors 900
men Tor duty, but tii8 morning uhcn formed
ia line of battle h'd over four hundred. Tho
weather here is extremely bot during the Jay,
but rather pleasant at night, heavy dew falls
every nightsi that We who sleep vi.lolt tents are
growing very fast.
The line Of our advance We are forbidden to
publish, bot from what ! can learn this morning
think il will he successful.
Our company commanded By Chapman. who
has all to do. Childs having been selected az
Chief Of Brigade Ambulance Corps, aud am
still commanding the Regiment, 50 you see
that company & is and has been, At times, doing
business for Company, Regiment, Brigade and
Division.
when next write to you, mean it shall be
from Richmond, but e'er this shall come 70 pass
many Of the brave and gallant boys Who are now
con6dingly laying around, will have 70 bite the
dust. The sth, 4,h, C2l and 67th Ohio are the
only Ohio troops in be grand army Of tho Poto.
mac.
a glass Of Charcy's good cool lager would be
just now decided Improvement
Truly Your Friend
NJ. NJ sPIEGEL.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21

Han QUARTERS Cru RECT, IN THE FIELD !
Our PosT, NEAR MALVERN Hill, Aug l2.

Han QUARTERS G1TH RECT, IN THE FIELpI
Our Posi- NEAR MALVERN HILL, Aug. l2.
Messrs. E,TIrL:
Sitting in ourhut awaiting march
ing orders, | thought it might not be unpleasant
to employ my leisure time in writing few lines
to my old friends Of the FARMER.
Our brigade has been on active duty for the
last eight day, marching and resting on our arms.
Falling in and out four or five times day, and
as often at night, is common occurrence.
We have been two days and two nights in the
entertainments, and marched out on picked and
called back, aud Immediately sent out here to
do out post duty. Here we have laid for five
days already, and in these five days we have
had as many alarms as are really necessary We
are within "a mile and half of the cncmy's
lines, and in consequence Of some new compa-
mics in the 18th Indiana, who have lately come
from indianapolis, being very visiant when on
picket, alarms are frequent.
Well, gentlemen the grand army Of the Po.
tomac is under marching orders TO start at . o..
clock p NJ, onward to Richmond Fitz John
Portcr's corps has started tins morning sum
ner, Hcitzelman aud o4rs, ,KeyesD leave at two
P. NJ undoubtedly, Wool, Dix and Burnside 5
are on the move, they having lately becn.attach.
ed to the army of the Potomac as 7th 6th and 9th
companies, respectively, Franklin and Hooker
move this evening Look out for grand results
Richmond viii be ouys. The army of the Poto-
mac is the grnndest and best organized army in
the world. Mcclellan can not be beat to or
glnzc an army. Six weeks ago when we came
here the army was in A manner disorganized,
owing to days Gghtngi but to day every man
knows Just where he belongs aud how he came
there.
| Just returned from camp, where | had the
unpleasant duty to perform of sending the sick
boys of the Regiment t36 of thcm,) to the gen.
eral hospital Amoog whom were six of my
company. Henry Be gle, j. Almonds, Geo.
Skely and B. Middaugh from Holmes county,
they are all doing very we'll Beegle and Am
monds have been very sick, but are getting bet
ter. The regiment since we left the large body
of troops improved greatly, and since the boys
can get plenty of Secesh green corn, peaches
and apples together with plenty of :, tatoe', on
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
To CoDsumpliyeS.

The advertiser having been restored to healtl
in q few weeks. By very simple remedy, aftcI
having suffered several years with n severe lung
affection, and the dread disease, Consumption-i.
anxious to make known to his fellow-suferers the
means Of cure,
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used Gree of charse) with the direc
tions for preparing and us ng the same, which the,
will find SURE CURE for CoSsUMPTIoN ASTHMA
BRoNcHlrIs. sc. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the ailict
ed and spread information which he conceives tC
be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will ry
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and ma!
provo blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad
dress
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh,
Luljm3l Kings County, New York
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
OUR TERMS SATISFACTORY,
OUR STOCK DEsll ABLE, and
Our PRICEs THE LOWEST
May ! g.
Notice.

Il HE Buffalo 4 gricultural Machine Works, Of the
1 city OF ButfiIo, in the State Of New York, will
take notice that tredefica Peter. OF the county OF
i0lmes and State Of Ohio, did, on the 5th day Of
July, a ID. ls63. file her amended petition in thc
Court Of Common Pleas within aud Tor the county
ron, Eliza Ann Hebron Nancy G.. Critehheld and
the said Buffalo Agricultural Machine Works, de
PENDANTS. setting forth thaJ the saId James Hebron
gave mortgage TO the said frCderica Peter on the
18th day Of May, A. ID. le6l on tue following prem
ises. situate in the county Of Holmes and State Of
one third part Of Lot number two in the town Of
Millersburg in said county, to SECURE the payment
of s5oHuO and the interest thereon according to a
certain note referred 10 in said mortgage and that
since the giving of said mortgage, TO wat on the
> tl day Of January, y. ID. 1862, the said James
Critohfeld on said above described premises to SO
cure the paJ neut Of SiJOlO and accruIng interes
according to a certain note referred TO in the said
mo- gage given 10 the said Nancy G. Crltchfeld
and that since the giving Of said mortgage 10 said
plaintiff, tO-Wit on tho .6th day Of March A. ID.
lsG2, the said James Hebron aud the said Eliza Ann
Hebron, his wife. gave certlin other mortgage On
said premises 20 the said Buffalo Agricultur Ma
chin Works tn SECURE the payment OF suSi 10 ac-
cording to certain notes referred to in SAT mort
gage given TO saiG Buffalo Agricultural Machine
WorkS. said plaintiff asks that the said mortgage
may be foreclosed, hat said premises may be sold
free Of I'll dover interest the said Eliza Ann Heb
ron might ever have in said promises, and that the
pr0cee 1s of said snie may he applied IN
of the Indebtedness due this plaintiff, and any bal
ance may be brought into court to be- applied un-
der the order of court, 6c and the Buffalo Ag1eul-
quIred to appear and answer said amended Pc ltion
on or before the third saturday after the 2lt day
of August 4. ID. l6G2. WILLIAM kEED,
July 10. lsG2W6 Attorney for Plainut.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
Home Testimony.
Iu1syl.l

OXFORD, Holmes Co. o., July 81, 1879.
Dr.. c, W. RouAcE--I5ar Sir: My son was afflicted
with spasms Calling hts for about five years After
trying three different doctors and receiving benefit
procured some Of your Scandinavian Blood Pll- and
Purifier, which he used aud has not lad lit for the
last fifteen months in fact no has had since he
commenced taking your medicine.
Respectfully Yours &C.,
T22y11 BAECOLI HARRISON.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
WAGES PAID, 500
$40!

To sell goods FOR the ADAs,s spwrsG MAcAsu COMPANY
We will give commission all goods solA Ny our
Agents or ray wages at from $40 800 per month";
pay all Necessary expenses. ou- machine IS perfect
its mechanism child can learn 70 operate it by half
hours instruction It is equal to any Family Sewing
Machine in use, and have reduced the price to as.
Each machine is warranted for three years.
Address c. EUGGLES, Gen. Ag't.
TulSyl.l Ds,r0f Mich.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
MARRIAGES.

VI MAREIED-Ou thc ll'h int near WInrsb,rg b,
Rev. Tau,l Crarz, Mr.. JoHy sHwApz and Miss MAI
lionfRi both parcs Of B.fl township, IIolnes Co.
I ain by you, ana you by me,
Bound close IN bonds together;
And you and l, and and you,
sAsll rend 1scor asuuder;
For me you are and for you,
Born IN this world companion;
Then have you, and you have me,
Forever closer partners.
love you dear as you do me.
In all times OF our life;
40 day she'll pass, where you and /,
Not share our cares together;
For II You share ,Ae cares with me,
They are easier to bear;
II sorrow thou art my comfort fCou
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
ROY Lost.

Henry SuNrlEMER, aged is years, insane,
talks very little, hardly knows his name, but will
notice vhcn called Henry, left the residence OF
his father near Fnrmcrsyille, German township,
on the Sth Of August. The last heard Of him
was near Frcy's Church, Salcrcck townSlip-
Any information concerning him will be thank
fully received. Address Henry Sunthcimer,
ShanesyilIc. Ncghboring exchanges please co,
py.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21

Arrangements for Drafting.
Drafting has been p sponcd until the ith OF
September. According to present orders the
drafting will commence at that time, and be
made by townships and election prccints. The
Adjutant's orders are published on the first page
of to days paper, and in pursuance thereof the
following officers have been selected for this
county:
COmBiiSSionr-IIENRY PoMERENE.
SurgcoH-Dr. BoLING.
Pror0St MarShai-RoDlNsoN FRrYcn.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
EgigI1 MANHOOD;
: MY How Lost, How Restored

Inst Published, in a Seated Earciope Price, Cis
A LECTURE On the nature, treatment and radical
y cure II Spermdtprrhca or Seminal Weakness In
voluntary Missions, sexual Debility, and upedments ;
10 Marriage rsllv. Nervousness CONSUMPTION, Epl
lcpsy aud Fls Mental AMI Phsyicll Iloipacitv, result
ing from Self Ahusc, Sc BY GOBT. j. CULNERWELL,
D, Author Of the Green Book sc.
The world renowned auth Ia tHt' admir- bic Lecture
rlealY proves from hls own eXpedence that the AWFUL
coHse iueuccs Of SsiAbuss may he rue,tu' removed
without med cine, an without dangerous surgical opc
rtions, hou2es instruments, rings or cordsls. point
ing mode of cure certain aud ytIe ,tua by
which every sufferer matter what his condition may
he, uay cure himself cheapy privately and radically
This lecture viii prove boon to thousand7.
Sent under al, in pain envelope, to anv address.
the receipt of Xix cents two postage stamps by
by addressing DIR. CIfAS J. g. KLINE,
tg2yll l97 Bowery, New York, p. o, box 1855,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-21
Cleveland q Pittsburgh H. Is.

Time To5lsTo take effect May ., 1862.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Trains leave Hudson: Arrive at Cleveland.
Mal...,.. =. $500 A. u Mail ............9 915 A. II
EXp~4ss.......5:42r p. u ryIr.ss........ $50 P II
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Hudson: Arrive OF Pittsburr;
Mail..........1O 1O:22 A. ". NnI............3:2jr r.
Express ....,... t:}3 P. N. ENpress.,... ...24JA.
1c:22 4. N. Mail arrives at Wherlug4:Is
-6;93 P. 81. Evlress - 4:-5AM
J. y. MCCULLOUGH, supt
I. r. MYrns G.. 7. Agent.