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AMERICAN WATCHES PoR SOLDIERS AT
REDUCED PRICES.
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR AMERICANS

THT AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice TIA, they
have a'cy sued style Of Watch, expressly designed
for and others who desire good watch
Price Watches intended d the worthless
chesr Watches Of British and swiss manufactures with wc
this country flooded and which expected TO
hen they made. being refuse rnsnuiactuT -
this country becsnse unssbe a. home and used he.e
only for JocKEYISG and svryDL1SG purposes
We offer sell s.ch which o. TIE MOST suBtTAN'
TlAI NAScPACTrRK, AN ACCURATE AND prkAbL. TINY
aud in Sterling Silver Cases hunting pattern al
nearly low price Is asked Tor the trashy dro and Le
yin,s Of foreign make already referred to.
We have named the series Of Watches VIZ EILkRr,
Boston Mass which name viii be found the plate OF
every s;ch OF tins nsnufAcure and 10 Of cur sde
marks.
sold by ali respectable Watch Dealers in the Loyal siate
Whsc. .le orders should be addressed 20
RoBBISs APPLETON,
Agents foI the American Watch Company
No ls2 Broadway " Y
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CHRONIC CAIAII,H CURED.
Trad.

LIND.
NEv.YoKK, March 20, 1863
This IS TO certify, that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CArARRii, with dun heaviness In the mead
fe, my completely stopped up accompanied by continual
soroness Of throat the chs stealing me with ooca
ou hot Pushes. nsa tg,ness Of tbs chest and pain 80
much 20 that every one thought consumption Having
heard Of tho e cures performed by Dr. Won E''noe's
consulted him. whh bu, little hope of cure am now "ApP
to be enabled TO odd my testimonial to the great huo
ready in the ooors possession as to his seenhc anu quo
cessf mode Of treatment hs has shown in my case '"''
skill and I'M ledgc which have procured for him 80 sa'
reputation. entirely restored to perfect health ta
do most sincerely recommend an sufferers from Chnon
CATAR Ri and SORE THROAT TO apply a. once 70 w.
Won Eineuberg with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER No. c6e Fonffhs|
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6pefial Notices.

The Rev. John Lord viii sive his Third Lecture ON
1.-THE Fall Of Rome" in Clinton Hail. on MONDAY, Nov 10,
Of 8 o'clock presenting the Catastrophe.
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un,i,a satin Laundry SInrck

UOyt's satin Laundry Sthrch
Received premium at the great Exhibition ut Crystal fascs
ias2 .d 1854 Requires only twothrds much u. OF old
enperior To any other for linens mud muslins CIV
a Transparency white, smooth surface an elegant
o,,h and perfect elastic stiffness Adapted 70 ,hs ne.'
'i I0aEPU HOLT Co. No. 10 University place NJ !.
cold nv All dealers.
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have been os-rins for Year, past from sss"fe ss'srh
Nth hs.rtness my cyes with 's-sfe drpfs.oH
-A, unss.ne, ard psn IN my brad dh1uy In s'saih
lns .nd continual .coaaus,on Ia ny nosifl. Wiki s'''
nd, r,.,... sh. for several years have oooasa 'sf"
phy.,o.n. who yrosoanoei 10 30 con'u'Hp''" what
,ye.,.S for 90 loas tim. {. aaessib.bs ", "a'n ""
.pi,e, d.rrsnssa and greatly dsb,iied not Gel, i'i
veal Ia, bad cloud oOn,nsAly before eye. AL ny
ear, were 80 Affected TIA, threatened With total lo"
hs.rrs must cay ihinh, wA' guided y Pfs''4'oe 10
com. 10 Dr. Eaenb.rs who not only eufsa NJ 81 my
Cs,.rfh by removing ss'oni'hns qusn'y Of d.seep'
matter from my bead bu, be restored nc 10 perfect a'A
blessing have enjoyed iof many years WOW ENJOY
good sh. rs.,. and punls NY business Win comfort
ms. .cinoul.dse that d. Non f'enbefss mid and i'nhs
.sis.n, or CsiaA deserve. the Highest soinend'on e.
tic principle which directs hi. system Of curing ,s-rfh
.ush a. 10 render certain
JasFs FI'RIOSD No 80 :! AZ.
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RIGuT RESTORED.

June %, lga-My dear daughter brought ms - Dr. Won
Eisenberg almost blind In both eyes could not bear IL.
pain nor the light All completely curedby H. Won Esen'
berg and called express gratitude to tho Doctor Tor
hi. skill and unren,ng attention By which recovered one
Of the precious to aeT being drpised OF Tor
four years only due TO DR. Won kisenhsrg to state 'hA'
have tried several ply cians In VAIN shall be happy to bear
prsona testimony Dr. Won enbergs anr'sled saece' 70
any lady or gentleman who will call on
HUGH GILLON No. 10 Faion.st., BrooklyH
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A NSw PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.

INV ERFCME FOR THE HANDk bRCHlEF.
EXTRACT
HrBLooNiS8 CEREus
EGBT BLOOMING CEREus
NiGHT BLOOMING CEREus
NIGHT BLOOMING CKREus
EiGET- BL COMING CRRYus
EIGBT- BLOOMING CERYUs
NIGHT BLOOMING CEakUs
Mcs Exquisite Delicate and Fragrant Perfume Distilled
fo-a the Rare and Beautiful Flower which il takes
u.mc Manufactured only by PHALoN "a sos.
BEWARE CoCHrERYRrTs
PHALoN STAKE QTHsR.
Sod by druggists generally.
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Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN TIE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH,
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE,
CURED,
CROSS EYE STRAIGHTENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
and every disease of the Eye and Ear requiring either medical
or surgical aid. s,tendedto
by
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author Of "Sgcsl and Practical observations on the Dis
es,es Of the Ear. with his Mode Of Treatment"
NO. sic BROADWAY, NEAR ELEvENTH-sT.
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To Lecture Commits .1o.eSs ia. ..:y
s,n,es in prose and verse, on the following supJSS
nc nv, ~, md Things" Youth and Besuty-A Timely LIE:
,on Social Life In the United States. W Ss,s...
.,lch ne will deliver on very reasohap.o '"''' "1~
pnpx "KFNJAMIN Station q. New York
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MARRIE ID

ELTON-sTEELE-At East Bloomfield: n. ", on Wednes'
DAY Oct 49, by the Rev Dr. Rankin Of Geneva Jane, .:
Tfop OF Waterbury Conn., TO Charlotte A. daughter oil
Hiram Steele Of East bloomfield
GIBsoN-REED--in Brooklyn, on ThuIsdey, Nov ~, at
~ IuIes Church Clinton avenue, by the REV Jscob Dn
lsy Hsary r. Gibson Of Prince Georges County Md 10
MI Frasces NJ Reed Of brooklyn
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Vice.President Hamln wears such a shocking
bad ha. the halter. of Boston have been compelled by
regard loI their reputation to ont with public
nouneeeu tina, bought in this, city, II that dig
nsry respect for himself he should have for the
exalted position which he occupies the second officer Of the
nation aud Immediately send to KNOX, No 22 Broadway.
and procure of his stylish Fall HATS which for elegance
and beauty both Of form and Of MATERIAL be surpassed
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GPAPEyISEs FOREIGN AND Native OP Cs-

recALyD QUALITY AND CHgArsx.-My Cais,ogue' De'cr P
tive aid illustrated together, not only constitute We mo-.
thorough md complete treatise the cultivation Of hardy
vines I'M ,e language but tie only publication IN winch ne
,re. ehsrsct.rstics the different vareie, clearly
stated 80 that resve value for both garden and vnc
ward l. tehgiby shown. They printed large octave
ioy Tor III. prpose showing all Of the processes of man
n-epe By engrav Of which are necessarily rze
TIE nat e. IL put into dupdecimo form would maze hafd
zone volume All who will read with attention AID iol""
The droops cannot fail Of obtaining the mot sasfcty
e. for the conditions Of success not doubtful and aye
.b.e y stated and fofcibiy exhibited ~ NE ensrAs
ng drawn from lie that rnisspIrehend theAl
Ds.erirve Catalogue cent for two cent stamp ustaeu
r - = o., r., l5 cents c. w. GRANT,
Iowa near PeeksSin Westche.ef Co, Ne"-for'.
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New YoRr, July 10. 1852.

Til. cer,i6es tho. my mother hs' been ia ,ir.e
afflicted with partial deafness Suffering from pam, and rum
bin, noises ia head together with other indications Of
total loss u hearing Dr. Won K.nberg removed from her
ea great quantity Il matter together with eoasaAisd blood
relieving her inssnaneou,ly aud all wthou. pain 1t with
grateful thanks that give this testimony to IA. 'kl
CARBOLD J. POST. No. 20 so .lh st.
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JANIS FuRLoso. No 80 ,i.r.

No 1874 ALLsS st. Sxw Yosx. FEB D 1854
have been completely dos'n and partially - In
M other for above .e,.n.ecn year, Nth di.ssreeele di'
charge from both combined With oonnusl rufabllnf
noise In the head for which have been treated by most
eminent practitioner In the city without the slightest
consulted Dr. Won Esenbers bot must esndidy ''y that
had no faith Ia bic .aoos. when did III. therein. due
Ia ID, Won F,enbergto inos h. entire cured
also that be displayed that ,sl and Anor1"ds" h nav"
procured fo lin s1-h annsaed reputation "A have Lad
an oupof,un,y Of comparing bis cdo Of tT.a.rsn, with ,hA,
Of o,he can truly tia, 4, Ia no, only superior but
h, principle. hitch direct bis mode Of restoring ibe hearing
are IL my opbloa certain. JOHN HAi hoh
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CAUTION .


None genuine unless tho word, HOLLOWAY, EEw
YonK AND LONDON" arc discornible "a a Uafe,mayk in
every leaf OF the book Of directions are aud each box tho
may be- plainly by holding the laJ 10 the light hand
reward viii be given any rendering such inOrma
ton may lead to tho detection Of any party parties coun
tcrieins tho medicines v,sdns the same Knowing them
to BE- spurious.
- Sold at the mandatory Of Professor HoLLo"Af NO.
90 MaSdenane, New and by all respectable pfuss'"
and Dealers In Medicines the United States and the
ved world In boxes Is cents each % cents ana VI
, each.
~ There considerable saving by taking the larger SHES
Mobilization for the guidance Of patients IN every die
order are affixed " each box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

Fogs,s Lever skate Buckle,
MANUFACTURED aud Tor sale op Sil"ps, a. " 40 '' ~
H. SrsVENs No 2I5 lsrrFsi.' Nov ''''
and ~. o. hl.oys ~ &C.
Fog ADDITIONAL SPECIAL Nsl.sea so 4''s--.' a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14
The Peruvian syrup.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP.
rIIE PERUVIAN SYRUP.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP.

Il. Protected Solution Of tho -
PROTOXIDE OF IRON
A NEW DlsCONERN N MEDl<lNf:
THAT STRIKES AT THE ROOT Or DISEASE
By supplying the blood With Il. -
VITAL PRINCIPLE,
LIFE ELEMENT IRON.
The Toll nr certificate
FROM wELL-KNowN CITIZENS of NE"-ioEh
sufc,nt Of itself establish tho character Of sny med
cine pyp,,r.N
The experience which we have had Of ,hs PERUVIAN
SYRUP and evidence which has been exhibited TO ns o
The x success the Of many Diseases at sns us ths
Il 1. medicinal AGENT remarkable power and deserving tie
JOHN l.. WILLIAMS esd.
President OF tn. Metropolitan Bank.
Rev ABEL STEVENS,
Late Editor Christian Advocate and journal.
Rev L. CHURCH,
Editor New FORK Chronicle,
Yor DYSPEPSIA FEMALE WEAkNEssEs, aud all
CHRONIC DISEASES characterized by pEbiL'if' "
SPECIFIC
Pamphlets free -, n,x.y,.,r
Depot No. AL broadway. j. r. piNs'"'hE.
For sale by all Druggists.
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FROM G. 5. wAsuBuRS Eso, OF McNEAN. pass

FROM O. y. WANfibII,Nf Is9Ns " '4NIf''E'' -
NckvAs. p. I've, a oh.
IN H. T. HYp6--Drar Sin: ! send yoa siarn4rat a. Z
"a n - M aify upon ipyself " ~ prtn.s1us u'e
a.. hep., of Others 4 you hesie 20 do POI thrt
bsy. pe,n al ctci with the Asthma, and DARING t
,her have, l,en but months iu which ddno sntrfN W
n,ro,ym that enitny posiruird M or four " ~. ft.
sometimes longer. until had bscolr Nsln down Z, ~
In bld aitaoS have sat ~ tos foUSirIS NIGHTS
lon Tn. least active exercise wculd buasi "n. ="
lst Of March last placed MY elf uuits your caie
iuluoAl ely | iclt lire a different beiHs "tNt g.
/ tweuty pounds in weight aid snn able - a, 60,
worA II has also iupr,Ned eenris aeti Il a." -
greater p0"Si o )" emu, , A"'0 '""' C. s. WAsiHukS
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TIE GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING. MACHINE!

THK UROVER x BAKER SEWING- MACHINFS
exhibited ten State Fairs only this AT nine Of
these they awarded the hhes, premiums all com
peor and the tenth tie work done upon these machines
received the first premium They also awarded the
highest premiums nearly every institute and County air
held this season. Saesroons No. 495 Broadway Newton
and No. 49, Fulton It. Brooklyn
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Cleanse md Purify the Blood.
SwAYNE'S PANACEA.
SWAYNE'S PANACEA.
IT,. suy sovereign remedy for eaecuay curing Scr'fa'
McurL Di,ss,e deep seated syphilis Rhosms''nf and al
o,r, arising from contaminated and iapure state Of the
Hood
liberated Sore Leg. Hip Joint Complaint.
White swcllins.. Pimplss on the Face.
Bon,. Yellow shin obs,in,,. sc.iy EruPsioua
liberated Sore Throat. Wasting FLESH, DroP'y.
Blo,eh.. All Erup,ion. Dcbiit.aed System, 40
SwAYNE'S PANACEA
tpar. .,ror 9Th and ans. deia,ed tnd corrursd
Constitutions thereby preserving ih's oa'prrr from he'ed
ii.ry disease
"swAYNgs PANACEa" 1. know ,lrousi out the wSr!i
"swAYSY.. pANAcgA' used by the mos, eminent
Phy.ieians.
" swAYNES PANASEA cur,s Ulref' Of the LsynI
Nodes -.
"swAgNEs PANACEA" ,prrpared Orlyby
Dr. swAYNE SON. No. 10 North 9th It Phiisielphis
NETWORK AGENCY
UELMBOI.DS CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
No Jai BROADWAY.
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DIR. HYDE.
MEDICAL tLEi .Rl,iAN,

Can be consul cd Rhcngaii.ui 1890 49,. Woms
Ac. &C.
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DIsTIILED DEW beauties The complexion,
nd io,ry, 10 the skin natural whenes and cesrne arc
xan.bf drlicsry sud so'nsss unssinsole ~ any ou~
,".~. 7, ID GRIyyry General Agent No. 7is Broadway
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Nyw.yogx March :. 1904
Dr. HYDE: pel 'r Afford ne aa.h p,.'aes TO- ,nn
10 ,x T. ,,i,nnuv ia vi your rev 'd' " Spf >"i
.h;.r in N, case. Las resulted tn beyond ~;
most sin,snc expectations Aisr hasii n,tn np. Wv
,,,t - nine aiHar.nt physicians wilin me tf ihie'
-. =, i,l' am. ". suffering glho.a ior %.
. y.rl ruA had almost despans o eyer .iHAiAs ""s'
81. IN .,;h ~ seventh opp i,a.ioa ms voite r. hd
IA \ ow fee thht ana ,estof'd % az 'i9os mem ~.
tv 10 which have b,rn compare lfoi! sitsDsE VIZ
i. tal r,eyi,rsv trir. electricity ..g.rd Ntty N4r
- ,,,,,, yo,r ,v.teln without any rclr. WIZ 'r 80
49, Sim IN unIoI uua.c nay iecoly" IA per " go"
~ A. nv to tecf any person 70 e at No hn'e 49,
"it o. l"-''J y" Mis- L. NtNtoA..
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, ChiN-
nv .so SEXUAL eYsTYxs-New and reliable ueaiinsn'
-. NJ the Howard AssocIATIoS-sehi ia seHeu 'a'
pjn1e, free Of chsrse Address Dr. j. sKILLis ho' VI"
~ E,o.',srd Association Piiladeiphis, Pa
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perfectly natural color OF any ocst" ''
one Tbs, will no, crook fade wash oui-one t"t - a. p
usner, the hair itse sold BY al sr.s2i., Ince
a l. MATHEWS. General Agent NO. ~ "o'osl ~ =.
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FROM MRS I. NEwooMB.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05
Dreams.

Dreams.
This subject has been so thoroughly discussed,
in conjunction with many elaborately drawn
essa! S. all of which have appeared in the most
fascinating form, that we shall only indulge in a
passing remark. In odcn times, dreams were
regarded as prophetic of great events; philosophers
to whom was accorded the greatest powers of re.
search and the clcarest Judgment seem to have
been very credulous, placing the most implicit
confidence III the omens which certain dreams
were supposed or belle, ed to indicate. Strange
indeed are the thoughts that crowd the brain du.
rig the hours of repose; and equally marvellous
are the apparitions which are so carefully nursed
and so plainly seen. We have innumorabe pro-
ductions called dream Books" or the "Astrol.
oger's Guide e" We make brief allusion to one
for the benefit of the ladies. To dream of fyinq
is sure sign of speedy and prosperous mar
riage-of course you will take our word for il;
but, ladies, don't all dream Of dying at once.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05
Discouraging Eniistments.

On Saturday last Capt. Bevington made
speech to his company, in which he advised them
not to enlist. He claimed that the Democrats
mum bered two TO their one here and should take
the lead. month ago. this fellow who car.
res bright shoulder straps and bloodless sword,
was rampant for vigorous prosecution of the
war;" and denounced Democrats as rebel SYM
pathizers and traitors.
Had Democrat made tie speech he did, he
wouli have been in some baste or transported
South before this. Bevngton is Government
oflice-holder and will vote for war; but he will
never fight in it. Matthew, all such hypocritical
sneaks as You should shed their soldier clothes.
The blue uniform of an United States soldier
should never be used for the disgraceful purpose
of covering body like yours.
Lieutenant Rudy was in favor of suiting his
actions TO his professions by enlisting, and, 1t Is
said, number of men would have went with
him; but the patriotic ~ Beviugton blocked the
thing.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05
Odds md Ends.

Ouus unu EnuSs
A CUR is barking at our sold Wheel.horse" :"
For particulars, see SriH Tub. The Old Hoss
don't think the puppy worth kicking.
GRIFFITH is getting better. 1t Is hoped he will
soon be able "to see it from over the border"
The recent election has proven the gratifying
fact, that there are nearly two hundred thousand
men in Ohio who can neither be scared nor pur.
chased by greenbacks.
"FAIrH without work is dead" We would
commend this text to the prayerful consideration
of men who are constantly preaching war and
practicing peace.
A NUMBER Of our subscribers complain of abo.
ltionists begging, borrowing, and stealing the
FARMER from them.
A SON owes help and honor to his father. but
there are goodly numbcr of boys don't pay up.
ADDISON said: Beauty soon grows famil ar to
the lover. fades in the eye and pals upon the
sense" The poet might have added: but a true
heart and gentle and forgving disposition will
grow brighter and brighter, and more endearipg
amid the wrinkles of age.
lF those who preach the Bible doctrines of re.
ligon are servants OF the LORD, and those who
preach politics, &c. servants of the Devil, we are
Inclined to the belief "Old Splithoof has the
most workers at present,
The classical phrase, al can't see it"-so pop.
ular with the editor of the Repubhcan-origi mated
with Judge Advocate CUTTs, shortly after he
s1iled vALLANDIeHAx, and while he was peeping
into lady's bedroom.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05
of Elderberries,

Elderbewy wine, says the New England Far.
mer, is priced By maby families for its soothing
effect upon invalids inclined to be wakeful, and
for its slightly laxative properties. The first &C
count that we have ever seen Of the cultivation
of the fruit, is given in the proceedings of the
American Institute Farmers Club Mrs Noyes.
of Iowa, writes "We cultivate them eight feet
apart, and, by using the shovel plow and cultiva
tor close to the roots, have trouble in keeping
them in good order. The frui grows as large as
red currants. We had stems that weighed k
lbs. each, last season.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05
Grand and Dark.

There is spectacle grander than the sea it is
the sky; there is spectacle grander than the sky,
it is the interior of the soul OF a true Democrat
who loves GoD aud Is devoted to the Constitution
and the Union. In contradistincton to this, there
is spectacle darker than the darkest day, it is
the night; there is a spectacle darker than the
night, it is the interior of the soul of an abolition
ist who, by agitation. has been instrumental in
bringing these evil days upon our once hoppy
country, who plumbers the treasury of tax.rd.
den people opposes the old Union, disregards the
Constitution Of our fathers and demandes tn c
blood of the vigorous and the strong to enforce
odious dagmas of negro emancipation.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05
Guardians Sale

IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
j of Holmes County. Ohio, made on the 4th day
Of October 4. D.. 1863. in the case of Jacob or
werk, as guardian Of Valentine Vogle and Jacob
Vosle against his said wards the undersigned
will, on the 2lst day of November 1868. ut clock
p, NJ of said day, on the premises, in the county
OF Holmes and State Of Ohio offer at public sale the
following described real estate. situate in the
county of Holmes and State of Ohio to-wit;
The un iivdod two fifths of the east quarter Of
the Southwest quarter and the northeast quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of section number
ten, in township eight. Of range nine Of the un'
appropriated lands in the military district sub
ject to sale at Zanesyile Ohio, containing eighty
acres of land according to the ffiocial survey re-
acres sold to John----of the above described
tract of land
TERMS OF SALE.-one third cash on the day
of sale. one third in one and ono third in two
years from the day of sale, to be secured by mort
gage on the premises sold and the deferred pay
ments to bear interest at tho rate per centum
per annu,n. payable annually.
Appraised ut 1891 and 30 cents Oct, 9TH ie63
JACOB N0RWERK, Guardian.
WORRIES d REED Attys for plaintiff
nS6-W a.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05
Corners.

Corners have always been popular. The chin.
ney corner, for instance, is endeared to the heat
from the earliest to the latest hours Of existence,
The corner cupboard. What stores of sweet
things it contained for US in youth--with what
luxures its shelves have groaned in manhood !!
A snug corner in will Who ever objected to
such thing7 A corner in the temple of fame
Arrive at that and you become immortal A
street corner I! Hang around that and you soon
become a loafer. The young man who procures
o suit of clothes at COINS and spends the winter
evening in cornering vrtuous and industrious
girl and marries her IN the spring, may expect
to enjoy long. happy and prosperous life.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-11-05
Petition for Partition.

CARAH Mitchell, Henry H. Ramage, of Holmes
- county, Ohio, DELLA Swearinger. wife Of Mar
tin V. Swearinger. of whitesides county Illinois
John Ramnge of the State Of T Tennessee and Cath
crime \, Malone. Susan NJ Malone, James Frank
MS county. Ohio, minor heirs OF the late Mary Ma
lone, deceased. formerly Mary Ramage. and thu
Guardian of the said minor children will take
notice that on the llth day of September, 1873
James Ramage filed in the Court of Common Pleas
of Holmes county, Ohio, his petition demandin ng
partition of the following lands and tonements,
situated in Holmes county and State of Ohio II-
wi : Lot number "a Of section 4, in township 10,
of range containing lIJ acres, more or less Also
lot number 50 of section 4, in township IT, Of range
S, containing lO4 acres, more or less excepting 10
ont of the northeast corner of said last men
toned tract now owned by w n. King; and that
at the next term of said court the said James Ram
age will apply Tor an order that partition may be
made Of said premises. "
JAMES RAMAGE.
BY Critchfeld Uhl. Atty's for Petitioner.
Sept. II, le63--wIpfs5 60.