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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
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CINCINNATI vRNRREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in me Tear 1850.

Established In me Tear 1850.
FOR TIRE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of the most Kmalapt
Physicians In the world,
DR. T., BONAPARTR, from London snd Paris
~ Hospitals, and for the past ten years Of the Cn-
cinnat Veneresl Hos pital, and br Il n RRYEOLDs.
late of New York. This il Ihe only Once in the city
where permanent cure Of PHyate diseases can be-
obtained without the use Of mercury or change OF
diet. donorrhosa cured In 6ts ~ hours Gtset cured
in 60 10 daYs; structures cared in Ito weeks Noe.
turnAl Emissions stopped IN to dhys; Seminal
Wesknes cured 10 2 tos W. Ss' syphisin its prtma.
rs stages euret w days sse udAry sym ptoas IN 4
t6 sweeks; Skin Diseases eured 10 70 weeks; i'm.
potency ylgor restored IN 70 weeks All diseases
Of private nAturs treated with unparalleled ~
Dr. Bonaparis's great work on rriVate dseases, the
Private Guide 70 HEALTH ~ beneficial 10 ALL ulale and
female old and Yeung, should read this book ItWil
enhghten those who groPe 10 darkness, Price ~
cents, senthy mail,
Or. B.nAparte's French Patent Male safel IL a.
perfectly safe, and never ils TO gs satshc6os Its
the only safe and sure preventive aRaihst diseaaa
Price OF the French Patent Male SAFE, 81 ne lnae
s1sasIa@e me- LoziER's Femsis % Sootsy @ piIIs ns !,
safe and reliable remedy for suppresslons and ali 70.
male diseases ladies' should not use them daring
pregnancy, ~ they WI produce miscarriage, Pace
81 40 per ooK-oHtrA hne so-seltfo any address by
! 'prs.n \ r. are the ,asb to oonsnln th.y Ar. nm.
qnestopPiy eekneNlqiEej 10 be the champions ana
kngn of " nerea diseases and the only Ddclorn who
resolve monthly rsP9Friis nom the old world they
hAye been aceustemed fom 40 early ara Of youth n
witness tho various diseases which afiiiot mankind,
apd 20 watch ths progreF threegh loag career %
proesslopai study 10 etery sphere OF hle lram the
Eumhle abode nj poyerf - lhe iaAp4lpu Of lhe veal
thy and having asserlainei heyond doubt the Vs.i
suuerng Of humanity tl'ey aVtssIRlAesilo - AslsOi The
Vote their Vnaietenioa % The allie viakon OF the ms
Sasee ot theaNunp notieas. kSlaitsFa vii l
anaWnTed unless they c-ntain remittance or a mat
" aismp. Gall OF address,
d o. pfs, ,BONAPARTE A REYNOLDS.
No ass syeemeIe street, between Fiilh s,Sth east
0aaes hoaTs TomsIM tosPM. IA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

neAsWe have been powerfully convinced,
by the recent perusal Of protrac;cd newspa-
per effort, that the poor private soldier may
be buried with military honors, upon appR.
cation Of his tcidoUH That sort ofgratitude
--dolod out to order--is not specially calcu.
lated to inspire admiration. II might as we'll
be sold as begged. .....E i5I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
?potrIs.
UNITED STATESHOTEL
BEACH STREET. BOSTON.

BEACH STREET. BOSTON
(DlrectlY spPosts the BostoB and srcestsr
pspot) ...
rNHE undersg gsed who AaA been % hnected With the
American House. IN this uily, or ever nine years,
has leased well kEuWh aud popular n oiel for
term oi years and pledge him VII To- his friends and
tho puSc 10 use his "tost efforts to sustain the rep
utatlOn OF the UNl1 ED STATES HOTEL, as n first.
class house The public mag rely upon finding NJ
this house ail the appliances and comforts OF frst.
class hotel
Price, ~ Aeret toiore, Tive Dollars per dAt.
o"A'iHm FRANK PRATT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

Book Bindsry--In Becksrs BaildIng over
the Post Once every description Of Binding
Is executed 10 the very best style, aud at
cheapest rates, such as Blank Books Mega.
zines, &c, Rolling done TO order. Remenbsr
the place, Room No. 2s, Beckefs Building,
2w local - uy9f EW MEYER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
49Rnslorls.
49EnsIons.
JUsTUS 1. MeCARTG,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY, u. T..
ARREARS OF PAY, BuUNTIEs, PENSIONS,


ARREARS OF PAY, BGUNTIRs, PENSIONS,
And al other CLAIMS before the Executive Depart.
msnta and IN the Court OF Claims.
Refers to; Hons. II. M. Rice; NJ. =. Latha- M. T.
Wilkinson, United States Senator'S j. y Black k. NJ
stanton, Secretary OF War Wi liam Kellogg, Schuyler
CUlfaK, p y. Fouke, Members Of Congress; Colonel
G.W. kwinR, OF Indiana, and others.
The undsrHigned desires to inform persons having
demands against the Government Of the Lusd States
that he il prepared Ia prosecute their CLAIMS with
ptOmptness and on reasonable terms His practical
knowledge OF all the details Of the military serrce Of
the unled states, gives him great hcties tor the
speedy adjustment and collection Of every description
of military claims.
All persons who entered the military service afteT
March l. 1861 aud are disabled by wounds disease
are entitled to pensions.
Widows of soldiers who are killed, or die hefi . or
after their disc arge, from wounds received, OF dis.
ease contfart Nale u service are entitled to pen
islfsno widow then the children under siIteen years
Of age are entitled to pensions.
II no widow nor uhidran, then the m0ther " wholly
or IN part lie pendent on dece ,sed for support
II no mother, then che slnteTs Of deceahed, under
sixte years of age, AZ wholly u part dependent
on deceased for support. H.
aaA lu nOUNTi ES.
All enlisted men who serve tive years are emitted to
All whS are discharged, hy reasoa sf wounds re.
coyed In battle, sro entitled 10 bounty.
Bouuiles and arroars al nay due deceased soldiers
are paid as ioo@si hrst ~ his widow; second, II no
widow, to ha children. .H..
10 he died unInarrIed frat 10 father second II no
father to mother third, 40 iather mother then
20 his brothers aud sisters. ArtarE Of bay goes TO
the heirs .. ia.fHf JuSTUs McUARrY
JOHN II, STOPPELMAN ESQ, Dayton, Mont gom.
cations preears Nna orf arded by him, will receive
profnfi attention. o-i du
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

Correction In the list of Sd Ward dele
gates, as published in yesterdays Empire,
the name Of Geo w. Lowe, was printed Geo.
W. Dove. Mistakes will happen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

Social Ball-l'here will be social bal
at Laenger's Hall, on Thursday evening
March 3D.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

Coal.--fieo Mccain q Co, oler for sale
supply Of Youghiogeny, steubenville aud
Peacock Coal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
Ia AA !;
DayIOn Aha AIchIgan kAllrona
sAnduShJ, Dayton anu Cluclnnau X. ;.


a. &&1lak ilis as.is1
~ alo siteI hOTeniLef 40. i6tJ, ALT, ,,,.
- Win Iassehsef and treA hI iniu- 'ui'he
3.4(l 81 a, ~ thlough Freight and A,,,,,
lil.ylk A. M, mail tram Tor $500.
1VsOO UTbahA, BellefOhtaint. SsAsiu CoiutnL, e..
Ion'fy, eVhlhtc'lhg NJ kPnnsnSid NJ, ~ Ne s4.o
m, AZ IjrI', AltlNilh IA LUulI,, IAN d .
~ T a. VI Iuahs VIII tram JUiulIia ~ Svf a. ..
aN, Ian On fl1tSbufg, ~ Wayne = ULI, toftst n,G
a M atIl1ihg u Ufestli,s nj o4oh y IA, 81 Ia. ~. =
~ ~, AZ Slydo With 1rRin Oit y,.,a r,!tsGula
i,,,,i ~ SONG hasl ArfiunL ID Cst,Isi, anu IUiv,
Wa.s a. oSo ~, anu BuihAiU al 60, a. o'tu g. ,
N, siIl''hs III Toledo Al t2;le h. ~ Ia. 10,
~, ~ M iV'SO ~, anu oaluuhL ' a, W WVs' Al b'iO
n. =. m. NlBhi ENpress Iuf s,.yy,'' V'sS Ia.
- a'u belelohtaine, uotfle.ttt eNeirt u Ia,i,
H,,,j snh sh hNsI On tilsUGrk, H. " a., oiest va
=, =, ii'luhi Ifesilliie ~ uio ~, ~ 'id tiivt
6sb !, - Ma'ats Hith rhiu am Vihs a, ~ Ht
a., Huu OhcAsO az lUtU a n :. - ~ " a. .
ss,t oiahd anu 0ieuo n Afitt'niyue Bltt iin
seaoheA sandusky At Ts4Ca ~, 'i'"'o ~ o.JU b 4,
I1lh i,. -. Auhlsf fillS lucuh.u,,,,......
assn,n,, 'on on anna u liam 1,,Oh 'os,t..
ast + ri ~ Gp,'ukneiu At 300 "a, rt.,,'tt Iheiula
and L,,s,-. y a. li,1S IA, bsiiut,Lt,,,, iVto
iI "a nuh'stiie At lX;lsA IN. 11'Nne - IigOi -
Wsst ,.sn - ~ ,h slS Lihe 70 al poiut. h.,
-AAdI ~ nAu ~ thu iick et Ot,e N. - "a, @"st I..
Sa-rLn; - v; AIM, IIOket AprnI ~ Tue niVu De, %
~, hsIs always ne low a. bs a,., ,
Route ani-l'a.''"N felatife ~ slnbbnp aot'e'
IFf4l AZ the LInpsny's tir,,. Vish' bJ "a.
nj "a AAoht n. klCk So 4'oi'Oi--J. 4
---l-----@.-''i Seh. llekSt saut Lu'It
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
NOTIGE.

LNLLEN LADEN filed her petition In the Court o.
IA Common Pleas IN and for the county OF hon,-
gomsry, the state OF ohio, the slst DAY az Ne.
oeInher, 1895 against John LudeW praying Tor a ~
y9pe ion the sanses OF gross neglect Of duty Add
adultery, ELLEN LADEW
.7 JosIAa LovHIL, Attorney .sr. 'iif lul iabw6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
Spprial Nutices.


lIstMe QUAC ERY.t
I EARNESTLY caution all Young mon suffering
rom Nervous Debility, 6o., against endangering
their health by patroDlziug any OF tho advertising
quacks You can fully recover by the methods used
by the adj eriser, and by hundreds Of Others and in
no other way. Read letter which will send youii
you will send me post paid envelope bearing your
address Direct to EDWARD II, TRAVER,
de21dawGm Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

Declension.-Ja Decker declines to be
a candidate for Councilman in the Sixth
Ward.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02

Wanted to Rent-A comfortable dwelling
with siI to eight rooms, The western. part
Of the city, north Of Fourth ST, preferred -
Enquire at this office. ,as DIFF
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
Ar. MCCLURE.
a Il a l. EST a nnE a q !

~ H. MeCLU UhE.
REAL EST ATEAG GBIIT
NO 600 THIRD sTREET. Ar JOHN II. sr,pPeL-
MANS OFFICE.
II HAVE largo amount Of property for sale, such
ab houses and lots, M all parts OF the city, at YaT-
ous prices ranging nom four hundred to ton thousand
dollars, on good payments, and we'll situated; and
any quantity Of vacant lots or sale. Also, several
farms lor sale, ranging from hundred aud Hiaty
acres down to two acre 1t, adjoining tho city and in
the county -..-.
Those having property ior sale, aud those wanting
to buy will do well 10 cRl on ME, ~ / shall give
pTompt attention 10 all business entrusted to my care
hove had considerable experience in the business.
laHdlm .. +. a, f. MCCLURE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
Mrlstr..
.STRING-MUSIC.

L AN prepared To 'urnIsk strnS Music for balls,
i p rtfes, sc, AZ the lowest possible rates. Having
played with Prot Falrchild during the last SIMMER,
ee eonhdent that can satisfy all his old custom.
can fnrnish hhy number Of pieces for a string hand
All orders len with Charles Theoiald, corner Third
and Jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, WI bB
promptly attended to-
del2dam DANIEi. r. MAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
-, - Illinois Central Eallrvno.
N A% n !. -. go.

CHANGE ok TINA.
[ n aruiH SUI siler ID Onday koys,n,.,, 10, land.
.- - Jsas ~, asttoon Sud IEns -. s,s,sehee eI
So,ns Noith' l:lU IN aud N ISa,
s SOUTH ''SC IN aud SOU SsST y p, "'
Conn Nor,. Leave PANA .,I
soip ss Soath, lI:SU q Ii a,'5 5oy ~ L M. s."
-, " r, JOHNSON, tI.n. PIm. y IN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
~. .'n' =, !. lenl. and COlunlSus EaIIto.,

llAhH Dally Ira11. ~ - q asltiIg
rsTss ,s'I- ,S Dayton @ il IS sssisnIs lnro1s
Ms. rccS.. MN, saSs tEas.. ssvns 6a1ss. 6S,sss
tSp 'Sa t:GnST, 1 DAY ESp1s..' s = sos Ga co. '
,, H. Stops Al 'ia m anu London G thee tTsiR,
eoisnIus way stations 6stSeua isSsSs iISSt,o. o.
modaiion : ~ paytonr = night eSprss, a.
prgss .ts N, oO'''1u' aud CaSruna,,' al l. Se'. s
sT ,i..l. Ln1toJ, oJ Colunious t.ms,sb,s,..
lhIs o v. 'Gsn KISl, he mad Tor ali ka.,sr s,,,,
= " "OODh A. .tlJ s,,..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
Aegal

PHILIP s GEBHARTs ESTATE
aHanN the arat day oi FEBRUARY, n 1854 the under.
" signed we're appointed and qualified Executors
ssf of the last will aud testament OF fhlip ~ Gebhart
late OF Montgomery county OHIO. decreased. "|I'
-.-I ID hAAUEL GEBHART,
ie0S3 ISAAC DlSs NIGER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
Trunks, sc. 8Nq
NEW TRUNK sMANUFACTORY,

.l. q. II. LOWE, AGENT,
NO, sls THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, ONE
nQoR WEST or LADOW's MARBLE YARD
ME- would most respectfully inform the citizens
w OF Dayton and the public 10 genela that we
have opened Trunk mandatory, where We will
keeP on hand all kinds Of Trunks, Vallses, Garnet
and Travelling Bags all Of which we wiz sell atwhos
sale or rotail as cheap any house In The ety
Particular attention paid TO repairing old TronkH
4 share Of patronage solietto, VIZ sebdu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
AQenrp.
r O r s A LIE

OR EXCHANGE FOR OTHER PROPERTY a mod.
n.huit brick house, wiih acre of ground The
house contains eleven large rooms with fine port.les
good stable, carriage and wond houses, good cistcrn
and well; also fine frult An Of the premises are in
good order, Or the best hnt houses in the
city, situated ON Park street IN the city of Dayton
Also for sale, six and third acres oi land ad
joining the corporation OF Dayton, fenced in and ready
for cultivation, Situated east Of the city
ALSO,
That hue SUBURBAN RESIDENCE with seven and
a half acres Of ground, belonging to s. IL. THOMAS
on Huffman's Avenue, asst OF the corp ration line
The house contains twelve rooms, grounds highly cul-
tiyated, with no selection of Bearing fruit treos
Great el,nce Tor bargain WI .fE N
ia20 JAMES +. DONALDSON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
D"I' lIOre ana ohio kallr,..,,

am NJ M $s ss.essszsa ts..e .,,,,
~ nElou aud BaitiaJh ,ornInal1. al -,
anitss siiS Tla traslrtor.tur s s1d shee
Pom. IN ne Ws. sCaSsss.1 Tor sn Gs o r""'
Asfhisr rH,Ii y ~ isy ior All Shs S Esss r.
Leave BaunoSSssi Ssiy route % Wsslias,oolsa olaes;
anu o;ivp i on sunanS g ~ and iO:Go ~ ~, s~
aud M. m"nsi9n a Al $500 a. Az, niS 10 aani ou
~ IS%5oag 'ss = EssS ESsS and M Oy a. A'd So
Time ~ st c,I SdGronsI S,ss ssn % psOcar
Inquire Tor Ss css aDs sIe as Gy oasgS aSi q s
st any o. The principal kailul0 i0.s and GhiO asS iU..e
L 1. n n soS9d;!s4lAs, o9;s4 S. GsS. %s.,.we, %,ss we,l
w. P,sAiTA, MAstor e. leu. TSel. IiekStSSSN aga
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
lDrnoisions,

Andrew WeinGartnsr,
stall No. STi Westsrn mAFkst House,
li'atlAf tah n. nealerin a.f 2
Fresh Meats, Hams. Sausage, &c.,
Always on hand, OF choice No I stock. auIslsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-02
l9apEu i3eangluqs, %r.

gAAABGO. ,AARUElCTtkIaG COMPANY,
AUs aMuNNA LAMIG NIlD a"'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-23
startling disclosures.

In debate in the United States Senate
on the Sth of June, of which no mention
was made by telegraph, a disclosure was
made which will awaken the people to a
realization of the frightful waste Of life and
money which this country is suffering under
the rule of plunderers and buffoons. Mr..
Wilson, chairman of the military committee
stated that since the 18th Of October
last six hundred thousand white men and
one hundred thousand negroes have enlist
ed, or re-enlisted, into the Union armies,
and that one hundred and twenty-five nil
lion dollars have been spent in bountie'
since that time. Think oft, for a moment
700, 600 men furnished within six months
and the Administration still crying tol
more! and the money, $l25, 100000, spent
as bounties! Is there not good ground tol
the belief that this stupendous sum, instead
of being devoted to its legitimate purpose
has gone into the pockets of loyal patriots
and Abolition brawlers?
Was there ever such waste OF life ant
treasure since the world began? Men
enough have been supplied, and money
enough contributed, during the past sl>
months, to haved crushed the rebellion twice
over, had our leaders been other than the,
are, buffoons and fanatics, And yet, thi
is the Administration we are called upon t.
keep in power four years more upon pair, o
being charged and punished for disloyalt.
and treason !-Stdtesn,dn
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-23
THEY CONTAIN
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKEY
They will Cure the above diseases in ninety.
nine-cascs out of a hundred.
THEY CONTAIN

Induced by extensive sale and universal pop
ularity Of Hooflands German Bitters, purely
vegetable,J hosts Of ignorant quacks and un-
scrupulOus Adventures have opened upon suf-
fering humanity the flood gates of Nostrums in
the shape of poor whiskey, vilely compounded
with injurious drugs, and christened Tonics,
stomachics and Bitters.
Beware OF the innumerable array Of ofAlcohOlic
preparations in plethoric bottles and big bcl!ied
kegs under the modest appellation of Bitters,
which instead Of curing only aggravate disease
and leave the disappointed sufferer in despair.
DO Iou rant something to strengthen you ?
DO you rant a good appetite?
Do you rant to Jut2d up your constitution ?
Do you rant to feel ,eeU ?
DO you ,cant to get rid Of nerrousnesss
DO you rant energy?
Do you rant to sleep ,ceH ?
Do you ,cant brisk and rigorous feeling
II you do, use HOOFLAND'S GER
MAN BITTERS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-23

TO OUR READERS From aud after the
lst Of next month the price Of the FARMER
will be $500 year Some may think we
should not make this advance but Jet ~
see. Paper and other material used Wy us
costs more than double what il did two years
ago; labor is higher; provisions and every
thing we have to buy have advanced cnor-
mously. When our friends consider these
things we think they will not object to us
making slight advance on the paper. -
Many have long since told us we should ad-
vance our terms, and some have actually
paid $500 year when we asked them but
81 so. We have endcavorcd to make the
FARMER good paper, and We arc assured
the Democracy of the county appreciate oul
efforts in this behalf We feel deeply CRATE
ful for their encouraging words and liberal
patronage, and it shall be our constant aim
to make the paper worth all we charge for it.
An editors life is pretty hard one at
best. To make a good paper he has to con
stantly study and labor; the opposition arc
eternally on his back, and occasionally &
discontented man in his own party will be
snarling at him.
In nearly ten years experience as an ed
itor we have been singularly fortunate il
receiving the appreciation of the Democracy
We have not it is true, pleased every Dem
ocrat, nor do we ever expect to but W,
have been more fortunate in this particular
than most of editors.
Five years ago we took charge of tn,
Holmes county Farmer, and those five year
have been fraught with national tumult AM
broils, in which the kecncst discrnmcnt ant
the greatest prudence was required of edit
were imposed upon them With the assis
tance of the Democracy of this county W,
have breasted the storm of abolition fury
the Democracy have aided us, and we hav,
aided them-and to-day little Holmes boast
greater gain in her popular majority thai
any other county in the Union.
? The secret of our success is, that we hav
all stuck together and worked together. W
countcnancc no quarreling among ourselve
and are always prompt in defending eac
other when assailed We had Conner VIII
sought to divide and distract the party, bu
he was quickly disposed Of In the comm
campaign we will all cling together as
band Of brothers, using all our efforts f'o
the success of the nominees of the nation;
convention, whoever they may be, and fc
the election of our excellent State and cour
ty tickcts-battlng for the Liberty and U
ion vouchsafed by the Constitution, we wi
send greeting to the Democracy of the couI
6 try 1000 majority.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-23
The Telegraph AS an Election.
eering Instrument.

We hereby warn our readers to bear in
mind that from this time until after Novem-
Der, the telegraph will be chiefly used by
Mr. Lincoln to ensure his election to the
Presidency; 1t is formidable engine when
controlled for political purposes bya corrupt
party. We shall have now all manner OF
lying dispatches about ratification Meetings,
enthusiasm over the nomination, serenadcs
to the nominee, loyal league resolutions,
etc. etc.
The impressions which are conveyed by
the wires cannot, well be combatted, for the
Geographic reports reach thousands who
never see the subsequent contradiction oi
them by other channels. 1t is the duty ot
the Democratic press to sound note o.
warning upon the subject all over the land
so that persons may be on their guarC
against the wies and frauds of a thoroughly
unscrupulous and poisonous faction
Beware of the Telegraph Paindeater.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-23

LANcE.-There is quite resem-
blance between Abe Lincoln and Sam Now
er. Abe has split rail, and Sam has rallied
till he has almost split his hcad-it is crack
ed, sure. Abe has split the Union, and
Sam has split the Methodist Church OF
Millersburg. Abe looks like a baboon, and
Sam acts like one. Abe tells smutty stories
and so does Sam. Abe is warning against
civil liberty, and Sam is warning against the
holy teachings of the Prince Of Peace. Abe
loves niggers, and Sam loves niggers, too.
Abe is a disgrace to the position he occu-
pies, and Sam is a disgrace to the position
he occupies Perhaps the devil will drive o
match team when he secures them,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-23
Che Notmts County farmer,
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

EcoNoMY.-Tho abolitionists are orEanl-
zing societies to promote economy. lfthey
put into practical effect their idea fmorry-
ing niggers, their expenses for pcriumery
will be materially curtoled.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-23

A VALUABLE ESTABLISHMENT. - The
Chemical Works of d. b. De Land & Co.
are located at Fairport, Monroe county, N.
Y, beside the great Erie Canal and the great
Central Railroad of the State. These works
are conducted on gigantic scale, producing
the celebrated Chemical Saleratus, which
finds market all over the world, with de-
mand that can scarcely be met 1t is sold
everywhere, and used by everybody who
knows the value of health and who would
retain it by using light and wholesome
bread
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-23

ABE's JoKE.-Old Abe, in a speech to
the Loyal Leaguers who called at the White
House to congratulate him upon his re-nom-
inatiou, was reminded of little story
about an old Dutchman who said ''it was
not best to swop horses while crossing a
stream. Our devil agrees with the old
Tcuton, but says that che sees no reason
why asses shouldn't be 'swaped at any time
stream or no stream !" The young inn
did not explain what he meant.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-23

FoR CHICAGO. Those from this county
who attend the Chicago convention will be
found at the Metropolitan Hotel. We re-
gret that the Pittsburg, Fit. Wayne e. Chi
cago railroad company will make no reduc-
ton on fare to those attending the Con
yention.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-23

A Coon FAMILY MEDICINE. d.
HoxwoRTH has the agency for Holmes
county for the sale Of Carson's Chemical
Compound, an excellent medicine that sho d
be kept in every house. See advertisement
In another column.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-23

CAUTION We advise our readers and
"the rest of mankind to be cautious about
dealing with travelling doctors and itincrant
booksellers. A mcritorious physician can
have all the practice he can do where he is
known, and those who sell books by sub
scription are generally cheats.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-06-23

EXEMPTIONS. Those who wish to be OK
omptcd from the performance of military
duty because of physical disability should
call on their. township clerk, who has been
furnished by tip county auditor with blank
certificates of disability, to be attcstcd by
physicians.