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THE STATE OF SOU;ll CAEOIITA
Ijberiie District - C;t"iion.
h. WILLIAM HILL. Esq rr,inan. of Abhc
vIlc District

"iiEEE EA> d"m"s j. AL has apple, Ia
me i"r Letters "t i.i,!nat u.ipn OF nil NM,
sl"GIiar The r""ls an1 rs.nttr!s. ri.h,s md
credits OF Stephen H. al Ell. late Of lie district
aforesaid ,lccrns."i
These are therefore. T." ci:r mu,i l,ro:.;.l, NJ,
ah eii9u'hr I'll" k':r'!rc'l mud creditor. If tie
sni'! derrnsr t" hc nE, ,,,.,.ear t., :;,r. m. nj
err next Or .;'.ry'a Cont for The .,,,; ~
ir:c'. /" ir Eoi.!rn at Ahr, H.. ('nur, ii.uI..
h 'hr TIA "i - p'"i::'ci i".t Ia show ..a..sr j,
"mv. Why III" eai1 administration sh",:!i uu, h
r'":''"h Gl""n um':rr T.y lia:th AID seal his ,Lr
22i ""v at Aug "i., !:r:'':>.....? ell; 80. ia.
All! SHY Il,7cr and !" ihr %S.!, ,r,r ~ ii,
S"v'r':!:'':T "d independence al H.. .>,n, !.
Of Soulh C.rolt,:a
WITHIN ELL, q Al
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WAR TAX NOTICE.
To Tax Payers Of the I'd Collection
District saluda Regiment.

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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEpaI;rAlE.T

CHARLESTON. August s. 1863
~ 1lEREAS, by information r-.,fsrl at
this Department, it arl-.r- tI,nt u.
Charleston an the 2l'h Drcpmi,er last, II ~ u
hy the name of SAML COLLIN was ,,AhI.sn
III the breast by some pers"n or prrs .r,s ~. :"
t;'is time unknown. and that toe s.n ,.n'
COLLINS died inS!nntly:
Now: therefore. ], 81. H. ROMAN. Goa,
nor and Con'mnnl.r in Chief, III. amt "v.. t't
aforesaid Stnle. do ssur this my r,"..nm. ni..
Offering reward Of Tire ii .Inlrrd >. :l..r,
for The apprehension, a..o heliys sr. o. ,;.o real
Murderer Of ihe said SAMf COLLINS. into
any Of tile Jails of This stnte: and. if more
'h"n one, u" additional Reward Of riree II un.
red Dollars for each one w:.o shall W. proved
To b" III nrcnn'plicc
Gv". under ny hand anil the s.nl Of III.
IT, a. S.nte. Chorhs.o... th.. eighth day Of
August, A. D.. 1868.
-, 81 L. BONIAM.
Wa IIrkTr. secrA,nry Of ,ia.e.
Aug. H.. '6a, l8.-4t
D 'harlestdn and ColnnIra papars pub-
ish twire an,i other papsrs Of tbs state ouos .
week for uue moth
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CAPTAIN J0Ua II. GARY.

South Carolina has re, ,son to he proud
"f her y"u Ia. e>r"ei :ily "a :lry are repre-
srnt-I n the -,uicu's OF hrr cuIrge ana
III" cadets of her military institutions
rau.h, all of them to prize l,nnor lar more
dearly han liz. brave trnthIuI. ;mpulsive
and fu!! 81 S!at- pride. ve might chaliene er
| any country !" show b "ly Of vnnn. men
superior t" them i'll all t qualities that
cons'i'n ua'lh ,ml OF these youths
Captain JOHN II. GARY WI. one Of the
u ',lrst types. II. WAS the Son of Dr..
THOMAS Il. GARY. Of Ablmvil:. and was
'or" "n III l7th August. !s4p, IN the
village OF Cuk..shury. a, the cnnnrce
ncn' of t'.r Wal he had hcrn just gradua.-
! teal Si;i dis III TIN y, Columbia & .Il"g.,
81 rr" Also, ii ti:'" qualities had won ,or
| ii the 20 it,on "f Ca, ain ui III. Cn,irsc
T. d"ls Tn..S- y, umg .ier. w-rr r.llrr
.hi- '."rnInHn.i wh"n they ok part N q "
>,e.r -: Sumner O., -. Oh q, J IN.
! ISGl.h VS. a., r,ir.,r hy g.. ,r, EvAHs.
'hrr in...w. 2l I.rarn.ni Is LurAs'
| Battalion L rt!Icrr. vaS s..i,.c:u,i'i,
| promo cd to lst Ii -u;cEaat, and OF the >:
of January. 1862, WA .::.,,,' CrptHin of
Company :. In ;i;c collie OF ia Lii,.f
career he ii ,i,iAy.:i t. ,"c .,eSt eff 'lcncy
! ~. s'.i.!!.'". AMI gave he highest s,,i>,c
| tiu: t. III comm u.!urs H. cuIIlElinlcl
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TIE STATE UF SOUTH CAROLINA
.15bsriHe District. -CItafion.
By WI LIAM lllf.L. E.l Ordinary Of Able
vile D.S.ii irI

~ VI '"'.Ah 'l'''''. ~ Ordinary Of Able
vile District
h"EEAS SAMUEL J"r.lan ha. nrpli..i
'" me '"r letters ct A'iIni' etrai"n. # rii nn.,
.inEr'i re c'ols and +lntir:s. ,i,,bt. ,,ul
credits at J""ail,"n Il .I"l,n. late %: tb,. y .
tti"t hurrSnIi deed.
li"s' are therefore, To cit. mad oI,,,,,I I,
'' H''i s'i:sn ~. 'hr S;rhr-i ,mi cr. iitur. %,
Vi" "'''i '."' ""s"d {" 'c AMI APPEAR irf,r- :, 4.
~ "ir n-X' Or nrr,'s Count f,r ,h. y, i'll b;,
'r'ct !" ID" holden AZ Ahl,rviIie C,urt ,Inp..
''' the 7'h Srl'-mh-r nexi. to show cause
,s my "hy III" sail administration should no,
H. Srnr'r,l
'''v"" under my hanl AMI -rnl. this the al,l
'lrrd anal -Ix'y-thrre mud in the S7,h y..,
"f sovereignty AMI lu"lerendenro of ,I,.
stat" of iunth t,rniinn
VILLA IIII.,.. q. A. II.
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NOT ICE,

All persons in'lrh,r! rn the firm Of " II Z
J. 7. Owes: hv :nt. or account. ur. ,urres,lv
requested {" Settle ih.. snnl" NJ tl,, eurii.s,
possible c"nv"n;"nrr those havin. demand
against the firm viii. pi-ns" pr~s-nr th",n
JOIN T. OWEN.
Snrviv M l'a,,n.r.
August 80 1863. i5-,i
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Crrditors "f the Es'ltr &C f.. Fn,rir..,nn
Dec d. nre h-r-'y Ratified that n three mouth.
from this date tinu' s-,tl-me' , "f said Es,n,r
will "+ mad" in the Or'Iina,ys bfiir---nil d..
m"n':s NOT then present. for settlement will
10 barred
WM. H. PARKER.
cLAp. and ALu'r
July 7. 1868. 10. #
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L REMINDER 20 ENGLAND AND FRANCE.

TIE Charleston Courier addresses ,he
Iu::" wing s!atrn"n: TO the British public
IL July, laGl, the British (Mr. Bunc.)
aai french (Mr. B.lhgny) Consu!s here,
! received instructions from their Govern.
| snrn.- to a-! ih. Confederate Government
! I" adj pt Inc r,inri es q! III. Treaty OF
Paris Of l0:l April, 1850, 80 far MS the
same referred TO the m,,iti,ns rights OF
neu,rp:s. and t. The .s,ar:i.hmen, nf Uvck
aides.
This was agreed to by the Confederate
Government, and IN nc, in nrcordancr
passed by them Cong ess, and approved "y
President Davis, l3'h August, 1861. Their
! assent 10 tie fir-t Article in relation to
''i>a'-e,;"g 40. being aske.
The stirul lions Of the Treaty Of Paris
NE ~ h.liow<:
Artir- N }. l.-Priva!eering is, anl re-
n,nins 40! sized.
Article n. 2. The neutral flag covers
ru'mys god, with the exception Of Coz.
lral,aIi ur war;.
Article No 8 -Neu.ral goods with 'h-
exception of r.,rtr ,lsnh Of war, are not
'iahl' to capture nrd"r enr'n,'s A4g.
Arlcie NJ. 4. - BI~k, le., in order b..
ba binding. must be effective: III It. is t.,
nay, maiul.inr.l hv force snfiirsut really
to prevent :cre>- to The coas, Of the enc
nv.
Th" pa'tirs then rerpa ned mutually
Ion {! % n''-rrv'. M cuff, &c ihe second.
.i'n a."f + 'nr:h A,icl-< Of Tie Treaty.
The A"cd "rraiiy." used in the fourth
Arr rr mast n"',n thai the e ,nlt on thu )
"xpa nrd sh"a!I NJ irtcri rtel IN the
sr,ir:rsi mann bot, ~ 20 ih. letter aui
~ The i, irit.- e!s:. 80 o :.or. mean, n,.h
i"g n, all.
The nnmber # :. on 4rrs ''m haA ar-
rived III Charleston. from tl:e "u,nme,i1k-
,nent Of present year up to July 90, u
forty.three. Tie nunbs ,ha, hsv. arrived
in. Wilmington during The sams time is
forty-"ire. Thtr. wero also numerous
arrivals Of small sailing vesseIs. Of which
We have no .nemora',.lnm. The arrivals
at other p,r.s N ,hr Confeitracy we have
po' here thv ,psa"s Of furnishing
N Nf"~, .how c"n Eng!sad .asknoy ledge
the b.",ckaha,'f these lwb poIts Of Char
Ir''o and Wilmington to b, effective, with
tie kpr.I, clause o' tie treaty before them
in one hand, and .fhese long lists Of sac
es."'F 70 tho .cos*! Of tho enemy in tie
orI:rr "a" -.
. TIE c9qn:Ssde's'sf' e. say. .l'at England, in
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NOTICE.

Application vii l'br male At tn. next Sssainn
+ onr state Legislature, TOR th., rene val Of ths
charter t" i"corpornte Little Mountain Church
--old Schoo! Preshylcrfa1.
duly -, e3--sm y y" - ~ ~ =
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NOTICE

"a shall remain nj h"mr for n limite
period. persons ind..h..I to the lat. t;r,, ,f
DAVIS CREWS, can have an ";,por,uuiiy Y
81 settling their Irlr'lnrss rhus.. ts,,.s III
"rh'r,s VIII li"nsr e"'l'' forward anal settle The
s"'n.', by casi, "r otherwise. | will t.. at this
place on S,t/S day nts!, n,.l cat, i,e f.,u,l u,
the B"anrr iiic.
l'r sr'I"r partner being 'irc.n-e.!. it ia int
p"r'an' that The business Of the firm should be
settled Up.
IrrS"". hHvng claim. against the f I'm will
i'FrS"t ;Hc:n. L. Is. CREWS,
-, Surviving Partner.
An III 27. 'GJ LIT
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ehSssl|2wiOg method Of using waterlnel-
ons:
en''eavor, every year, 10 raiso ~ good,
watermelon patch. They are q health
and delightful fruit, think. 7 4oul,issFe
the icing vari"tv; p'au, enrIy in May, and
again toward the end Of the month, otha.
they may como in succession. When
they commence rip ming We com renee
ru''ine and ,uae them freely during the
hot weather. Wien The weather beeon MES
cool in September, ~e haul a'@qusbsity of
Them 70 the houss, spiit them open. with .
'pod6 scraps 'odts7be pntp, 10 Il cullou.ier,
snd strAIn the woter into Vessels .aat3 ~
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-04

THE fri.rds &c HENRY s. CASON. ,capect,
fully announce him enudi,:,te for rer!l.cti, II
Tor Tax Collector ef .Ab5evi.le District, ut the
next election.
Nov. Il. '63. 10, If
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- ::S>>ssII;,;>,;SOH'S NOTICE.

will attend with tic Collector. n, thr
''"'. places and si.rc:iir! tinr tnr III" lnr
I'''''' at rr"rving Tax R-t.rns, nud r:;:kin, rs.
:, sSllr:!a.
WESLEY 4. 81 ACK,
SS"":! '"l"ri:"n District, Sa!u,!a Rrgnli
.iu@;i,! i, 1863 1875
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=. JrIcR OF THE WATgRAELoN.--A cor
Of .hs Prairie F"rlper presents
shesslI2wiDg method Of using water.nel-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
EMPLOY MENT.

The undersigned has, for several years past been
gagged u business which has yielded him at the rate
three thousand dollars per annum, and is willing to
teach it to others. The business is of a highly useful
and general character adapted both to cities and viii
lage, and one that any person of ordinary capacity
young old, male or female, may acquire with few
hours practice, and by which they very
handsom income. Several young ladies who have re-
ceived instructions from both in New York State and
Pennsy vania earning upwards of $5 per week by
it, and there is reason why any class cannot do
the Invalids, even, do well by it, is no
peddlng affair, but business that is perfectly respect
able. Gentleman and ladies leisure who would like
to learn the business for their or pleas
ure, will find the practise of 1t pleasant pasme and
one that they will take great interest in. On receipt
of 81, l will send printed instructions by which any
person readily acquire the art and these instnctos
will also contain evey particular relative to carrying 1t
on that it viii be highly profitable The purchaser OF
the printed instructions vii also be authorized teach
It to others; and have sometimes received as high as
5000 for techng it personally to single individual
would state further that So SO will buy every thing
that is necessary to commence the busnes with and
the articles be got almost anywhere in city coun
try, or, If preferred, can furash hem Address, AL
Word T. PARSONS, No. SO LIBERTY ST, NEW YORK
4i--my
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
TO ConSumptives.

The advertiser having been restored to health
in few weeks, by very simple remedy, afto
having suffered several years with n severe lung
affection, and the dread disease, Consumpton-is
anxious to make known to his fellowsufIerers the
means of cure,
To all. who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used free of eharge) with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
will find n SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRoSoHITIs, &c. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the aflict-
ed, and spread information which he concoves to
be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove o Llessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad,
dress
Rey, EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh,
ln39m3l Kings County New York
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29

nR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINEMENT: A CERTAIN
IL for pains in limbs and backs throats Group
rocumatism, collie &c. perfect family medicine and
never fails Read Read u! Read!!!
LNoNIA, WAYNE Co., Mich, June 16. 1859,
This is to certify that my wife taken with Qunsey
Sore Throat; 1t commenced to swe Il, and was sor
That She could not swa low, and cauhed violently
used your Linement, and made perfect cure in one
week. | firmly believe tn 1t butfor the Llnement she
would have lost her life. JOHN II. HARLAN.
Price 2l and 80 cents Sold by all druggists Onice,
So Cortlandt Street New York. Ti6w,.1
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
Jacob Hudson.

The funeral service of Jecob Hudson, who
fell at the battle of vicksburg, will take place
on the 4th of February at the Lutheran
Church, Benton. Services to commence at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, by Rev. J. W. Swick.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
DEATHS.

DIED-ln Van Vert county, Ohio, on the 24th
inst of Typhoid fever. IA MES w. ESTILL.-
He was born July 4th, 1893.
He lived the life of Christian, and died in the
Rope of enjoying bssful Immortality.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
COMPANY B, 10th Regiment.

The killed and wounded of Company b,
10th Regiment, at the battle near Vicksburg
is reported as follows: Thomas Graham, kill
led; II. S. Tipton, foot; Paul Wilder, thigh;
Jacob A. Cole, breast and thigh; Thomas
Phillips, shoulder; John Achamire, leg; Jno.
Boiling, concussion; William Clancy, should
or; Jonathan Connell, foot: Andrew Duncan,
thigh; Thomas Hagan, shoulder; George Hen.
derson, shoulder, MORALLY; Hugh Mclaughlin
leg; w. s. Moore, concussion; Alfred Nixon,
conclusion. T. W. Shannon, breast; Samuel
Shannon, arm; Hugh Tidball, neck, Jonathan
Upton, concussion.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
Spencer Vocalists.

The above named company Of vocalists per-
formed in this place on Tuesday and Wednes.
day evenings of this week to crowded audi
ences, at FRIrz's HALL. Our citizons were
very highly pleased. with the performances.
They go from here to Fredericksburg, Orrville
Massillon, Canton, &C., where we hopo they
may receive cordial welcome.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29

The recent SHOWS and rains have swollen the
streams to an almost unprecedented cxtont,-
On Monday night Killbuck was five inches
higher than ii has been before since 1882
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
AESRHAGE EiS.

MARRIED-In Millersburg, on the 22d inst,
10y Elder J. X. Frame, Mr.. SAMUEL LowTnER and
Miss ANNIE AsHDAUGH. all Of Hardy township,
Holmes county, Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29

To THB LAnIRs.-only think Of a WON working al
day on shirt. when it would be but Of pastme
with an "Adams Sewing Machine " the cost of which is
but SIS Write O. Ruggles at Detroit. Michigan and
get the Compauy's ceAadsutial circular 70 agents.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
G. Y. &C. R. IL. Time Table.
Cleveland a. Pittsburgh ~. IA.
$40! WAGES PAID, SlOO!

To sell goods for the ADAMS SEWING MAcANE COMPANY
We will give II commission on all goods sold by our
Agents pay wages at from $40 to 800 per mont and
pay all necessary expenses. Our machine is perfect
its mechanism child learn to operate it by half
hours instruction! Ii is equal to any Family Sewing
Machine in use, and have reduced the price to SIS
Each machine is warranted for three years,
Address G. RUGGLEs, Gen. Ag't,
[nlsyl.l Detroit, Mich.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
Row.

On Saturday last, drover JOHN ORR and
PETRR MILLER got into dispute on politics
at CoRBUs' grocery, and from words came to
blows. MILLER is q much smaller man than
Oar, but he succeeded in giving him right
good pounding. ORR is noted for his ignor-
ance, abuse Of Democrats, &c. After the
fighting commenced JACOB and ELIAS MAST
took sides with ORR and succeeded in getting
MILLER nto the grocery, when the two MAsrs
blockaded the door, and GopFREY ConBUs
stood outside ordering people away. Sheriff
NELSON, JOHN French and Harry CASTER
were calleI on and went to restore order. The
Sheriff commanded the peace without effect,
when he, French and CASTER forced their
way in and were rudey assailed by the MAsTs,
Notwithstanding they quickly ended the fight
ELIAS MAST forcibly resisted the Sheriff and
afterward dared him to prosecute, declaring
he didn't care d-n for the Sheriff or any
one else. ORR and JACOB MAST also resisted
the Sheriff and his assistants. Some twenty
AboitionistS were in the grocery apparently
incoura ging the fight with the nope of having
MILLER badly used up.
The action of the Sheriff and his assistants
IN their endeavors to restore order We're h igh
ly commendible. They did just whatlaw abb
ding officers should do in such cases.
ORR can neither read nor write, but he has
been buying Government horses and thinks,
in his ignorance, that it is his duty to abuse
every one who opposes Abolitionism, and this
agrees with his vicious disposition.
The trio, will, We learn, be prosecuted
for resisting the officers. We hope it may be
done that mobocrsts may learn that in Holmes
County, at least, the laws must be respected,
Mr.. CoRBus' grocery has been the theatre
of several rows growing out Of the unlimited
abuse hcapcd upon Democrats who happen
about there, and we think it would be good
thing for the proprietor to have stop put
to it. Democrats are long forbearing but
there may be time when forbearance will
cease to be a virtue, and if their muscles are
set in motion it will be a sorry day for the Alb
oitionists who have for more than q year
made that afort from which all manner OF
abuse Is hurled.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
DIR LA CROI&'S
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on TIE
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are they.
Price 81 per box, They be mailed to any part Of
the United States or Canada.
TO THE LADIES-Who need n confidential medical
adviser with regard to aiy Of those interesting com.
plants to which their delicate orsanzaon renders them
liable, are particularly invited to consult US.
The "ELEcTKo GALvAEIC PRoTECrvE"-For married
ladies whose health will not admit who have no de
1t is perfectly safe preventative TO cocepon and has
been extensively used duriag the last % years. Price
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
BACK FAY, BOUNTY &c.

II A.; TAiLOk Notary Public, Holmesville, G. e.,
Wlll promptly attend to procuring back pay,
soldiers, and to tho coll lection of claims for the
RE mas oi those deceased (24-2O
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
Bark wanted!

March highest market price paid for Burk at the
cry Of j.. 3 &. Norwerk, Millersbugg, q.
~ HE paid Tor hides.
1 Tan j. Il L. NOkM ERh
casu, ~.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
rmEsECRETS SnrYOuTm mINYEILEn.
More Water!

kN1E the ulders sned, each Of US having a pump in
w use bought Of WM BRAY do cheerfuly recon-
mend them to be all they represented. We are per-
fecy satisfied with their operation, and believe them to
be the BEST PUMPS We haze seen.
JOHN T. FlNNEY. j. @, V0RWORK,
O. HIATT, D. ;. UIIL,
S. +. WORRIES, J.. CRAWFORD,
s. GARD, c. WEES
JOHN SHELF, j. AISllLER,
JOHN G.. BlGHAM. II. PLATZ,
G. 4, NEWTON.
PUMPS OF EVERY VARIETY,
From one to'a hundred feet deep. WILL NOT FREizl-
WARRANTED Sign o. the Big Coffee Pot.
May 10, lS62f. BRAY THE TINNFg.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
One Thousand Customers Wanted

'EO BUY THE LARGE LOT OF
good Wade % But chez Ralors just received at the
BOOK STORE. 1t affords us some satisfaction to sell
such Shaving Tools AS those we have now for those
who buy VIII rise up and say Hrst raegreat is the
BOOK store" n3m2
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-29
GOLD PENS.

M ORTON'S AND OTHER MAN L
JNA FvorUREs. A large and cheap lot Just ret, iy
lNulli bDD 'tJts