Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28

piNhiIOAN hDANON
DELIVERY OF TREES. Those who have
contracted with STITFLER & PAINTER for
fruit trees are informed that the trees will
be delivered at Milersburg tomorrow, the
Goth day of April.
LATEST FAsHIoNs.-Mrs UnLER has
just received a beautiful stock of spring bon
nets and millinery goods, to which the at
tention of those who journey in quest Of the
latest fashions is respectfully invited
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SORE THROAT. - Those afflicted with
Coughs, Hoarseness, Irritation and Sore
ness of the Throat, will find nothing so eff
cacious as Throat Remedy, as Browns
Bronchial Troches. Sold by all Druggists.
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EMPIRE HOUSE,. f. FLEMING, ESQ.
expects to take charge of the Empire House
about the 3rd prortn,o. He is an expert
enced landlord, and will doubtless run the
Empire to the satisfaction Of those who
may make it temporary abiding place.
RETIRED.-Col. FRENCH has retired from
the firm of French & Yates. Mr. YATES
continues the stove and tinware business at
the old stand. He is an excellent mechan-
ic. good man, and worthy Of Il continue
ton of the liberal patronage extended to the
old firm.
New DRESS. The Ohio Rt,tot, that
faithful old sentinel on the watch-towers of
Constitutional liberty, comes to us printed
on new type, and presenting beautiful ap-
pearance. We congratulate you, brother
Patriot, on your improved personal appear
ance.
FURNTURE.-We invite the attention of
our readers to FARRA e. HULL's Advertise
ment for their popular and extensive Furni-
ture Warerooms and Lumber Yard, in to-
days paper. They are real live business
men, and all such add to the prosperity OF
the town.
The Mr.. GILEAD SENTINEL We see
by the Mt. Gilead Register, that the Seati
mel of that place had apologized for the
slanderous article on Holmes County. We
have not seen the apology, but we would
like to have sight of it.
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A Coon 1NvEsTMENT.-The bonds fol
raising money to build the new Schoo
House will soon be issued Several moniec
men have signifed the intention of invest
ing money in them There is no safer way
of investing money. The security is Just as
good as any can be- and the interest six pei
cent.
New TYpE.-The New Philadelphia Ad-
cocate is out in new type. The paper looks
well, and is a living witness to the fact that
appearances are deceptive-it persists in ad
vocating the odious dOgmas of abolitionisnl
which have brought so much ruin upon the
country.
PErEasoN's zINE.--Peterson fol
May is on eur table, and contains its usua
amount of interesting reading matter, to.
gether with a large number of plates and
cuts of patterns. 1t is the cheapest maya
zine in the country. Price 50 per year.
Address G. j. Peterson, BOG Chestnut St.
Philadelphia.
Mr.. LoNG'S SpEEcH-Next week we
design publishing Hon. ALEXANDER LONGS
speech which raised such breeze among
the abolish. We may here add, that it is
not tue trat Mr.. Cox had voted to censure
Mr.. LONG. The vote on the resolution OF
censure stood 81 to H. Eleven of the mem
bers did not approve of all Mr.. LONG said,
hut hos, x,n,lI 10 70 et,,l Jn,y,, he
freedom of debate by censuring man fol
candidy expressing his opinions.
BISCUIT A LUXURY FOR ALL.--The pop
ular notion that people suffering from dys.
pepsia or predisposition to that disease
should not eat biscuit has grown out of the
fact that the common Saleratus has beer
used in the making of such biscuits. AnG
twas right. The article was mischievous
but light and healthy buiscuit, such as dys
peptic people may eat with perfect impuni
ty and with positive benefit, are made from
DeLand & Co. S Chemical Saleratus. PLY
sicians admit this.
OXFORD ALL RIGHT. The visit paid tc
Oxford by the smallpox, temporarily drov,
business from the place. For some time
the town has been avoided by strangers, tn,
citizens have been dieting themselves ant
saying their prayers, the workshops wer,
closed, and the voice of the grinding at thu
big mill was low. But we are happy to say
that Mr. Small-sox has completed his labor
in that village. Mr. STERLING, the onl!
one who had it, is now convalescent and vii
be on his pins tomorrow. He has had
hard seige but worried through,
CoRREcToN,-Th Statesman pronounce
it treason in the Honorable Alexander Lons
to declare that in the alternative of exter
minating every man, woman and child il
the South Oh acknowledging their indepen
dence he was for the latter. The shodd,
contractors will sustain the Statesman il
that opinion,-Hol,nes Co. Farmer,
The editor of the Farmer is egregiousl,
mistaken. The Statesman never said any
thing Of the kind. -Statesmdn.
We misinterpreted the language of oul
esteemed cotemporary and take pleasure il
making the correction,