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bowSs' VEGETABLE RALsAMIc ELIxua.--
The Oldest and best co ugh Medicine rnanuise-
tpred. This standard osd Cough remedy has
Cow been before the I,eople nearly forty year,
sod has ever ulaiH tanned the highest rank
an,ong remedies for lungs, throat 40 lchest -
II has alsays been warranted to give entire
satisfaction.
FgT Nhoopiug Cough, il las no equal
So circnlars for certificates q tlla Hoa. Paul
paanGham, lie az. Governor u Yernouii hon
81 ies Turner, laie Judge q Suprema couri q
Ysrroa'i IL q. B. Woodward, Surgeon Y
tun.v, 81 d naasy osher men q standing.
PFice s -. IS ets. snd $50 per bottle.
ain 81 rehesey q tie Equinox Drug store.
by q dealers Is meiieiae p the siate.--
. & Hear. Wa,eBury 81, so5s ftoPrie-
\. 81
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i D,LlGgTFyL { 1sDI,L & VALUABLE

rOSfC Ittgenan & o. Cordial Elisiror Calls
ugH lifk possessing thu scitye and well-AnpNn
t,farertIqs II tic Pcryia Hark IA a most agreeable
G,rn twill Sc found aiuNbk Tonic IN ali eases,
but particularly preventative g Fever and
A=He /, isa pleasant and paaiatle cordial and Is
much superior 20 the common Whisky and rum
bitfcrs SO much IN use. sod hy Druggists
.IfsGEMAN & co,
sm36 Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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Nor BAp ron BULL Res Ross
IL--It i. 1 be oainioa 81 Bul Run
Russell that silh nj iedefai oeeupa.
zion Of Chall eston as, Wiimingl0a
the rebellion viii be $40, 70 10 are.
esiTer Jesi 50 nn1 Then = reeei-
seg Val BE- exhausted. aa8 tl.a lhe
vleilms s9e'osed vii DE frnaa, I,
e'f ~ oosn ffead, gi SIG ne s.,.s
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~ wasl Growers shoal5 bsw.re y any ptsfa'
iauaa pai contains ssulpa4r s.l,ia sgre y g.
sr0y ~ fsre 81 uAe sool. eas poand y E4rnAc1
Tou4aeo I'll tlatt svsivg saiana WISH sna o9n'
t.ips .hs .lg4ngih u .lsht posnda v fsbssso. a.
o. psrca d t.riaert
Asrus. = anleJ ia every Wool District.
JAMES +. fKYTN. Asgnt sopta noNn Ca,
CnSs Is Csn,rsi Whar; Bostou.
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rHippFD y6gns ( rICE. SORE LIPS, chill.

BLAlNs. a. uEGEMAN & CO.'S GAMpHOR
ire with Glycorine. cures ChapPed Hands, &c.,im-
mediately and viii keep the skin solt and smooth
Va the coolest weather. Solo by Druggists Price
~ cents Sent BY mall for ~ cents
HEc EHAN a. co.
Chemists and Druggists, New ] ork.
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II Strength TO he Weak
ID, YOUTH 10 THE AGED!
rsH4nE,- ~ y. =.
.IFE REJENET4ToR.


LIFE REJTNEF4ToR.
Tkl. prerarat.or i uneQuaiFt 81 RelaueNAtf
and Rsstorsr 81 pasttd " mort ~ eil0hs
Tie 4acd should be tsfiliu % t1skt tHe btHhiN"e
sAgnsnbna god ihssnsnch 10 Il viii render them
yapihfa hi feeling ard iustrsneth, and enAhie Them
Il live over again the day. 81 thefPrsti1e Joy u
nor only exhiiartes but strengthens. aBd e reail
an Invaluable blessing especially y aAose WAC nave
hoch reduced 10 . condition ~ scrNllty sen abutet
misfortune. or ordinary sickness, ~ matter shat
thc eat So Of the impotence Of any human orsail'
is.supcrb preparation VII romoFe th' ehsc' ~
once aui forever.
BIOKRESE
Cures I'M potency General Debility. Nervous Inc :
,,aeity Dyspupsia Depression, i.ass Of Appetite,
Tow SPIRITS Weakness Of the Organs of Generation,
Inbeciuty Mental Incidence. EmaelAtiun, EBnui
In mas A GosI DEHGnTFUt, DEslRAnLe ANp soytL
ETFKcT upoN ruE NERVOUS sYsTKN andall Nhp ~"
HI any wav pfostrgted By nervous disabilities are
earnestly advised 20 seek cure IN this most excel
lent and uncqualled preparation.
persons y no. by imprndepce, have lost thelr MAI
URAL NfGoR viii find speedy and lernanont
N"'S HIoKRENIE.
The FEEBLE the fANOUID the DlSPAlBlNG,
the OLD should give this valuable discovery trial
IA will be fund Totally different nom al other ar
ficles for the SAME purposes
~, Eemales This preparation IS invaluable In
naryous weaknesses Of an kinds rs u VIII restore
III wasted strength with wonderful permanehee.
II is also grand tonic and viii give relief ~ nys-
nc,,.ia Min 40 first dose 4 brief persistence in
IT, use will ren0Nate the stomach g degree % per
feet health and Danish Dyspepsia forever
one Dollnr pcr Bottle, or six Bottles for 10 Sold
1 BY Druggists generally
Sent BY express anywhere by addressing
HtTCHINGS & HILI.YER k
ProprietOys. ED.
81 Cedar street New York.
! Trade supplied BY John +. Henry 60. Water
! bury, Vt. ly'peo"
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Burr & Burton Seminary.
WANTED,

rrwo GOOD JoURNEYMEN CARPENTERS.
1 STEADY employment ior the season al good wa
ges Apply Immediately TO ..,
c. n. BENNETT
Manchester. March 1863
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RunrRrANpKis0S,

AlAJuF ftfSt AtiltlttN'
We should like 20 hear Gny Pink
cue obi,dgcd 10 read hs haatimg
speech oi April 1861 60 tie Union
soldiers at Charleston now, and % heat
~hAt they would say 60 q.
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C0Nsi MPTi0N. 4 valuable treatise by Re-.
tired Physician. on The nature ~ Consumption aud
iis yaFs stages toce thys sith rulas fF self treat
ment sHd siuRir pre- crrttans which have cured
Thousands, y i BE- sen : free u charge. to any
applying i si.i SOS yoa aoihing, and may be
fhe means = saving Ger money and perhaps our
ife. send ar addrt sca envelope 10
rTKPli ~ HAMLlN. NJ D.,
- Mt rsay Street Sew York city.
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DEATHS.

| In East Dorset March 9th, ct the residence u
james b. Wood Gen A. ". OLDHAM, Of Nepon-
set, Mass, aged GO years. !.
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MARRIAGES

In Winhall on the 9th ult, by Frankin v;
sheldon. Esq, JOHN LEONARD. Of Ninhail, aud
Miss JULIA DOUGLASS, Of North Fenisbnfgh
VI.
IN Jamaica at the residence Of tapua'n 9itas.g i
NJ ,rch 1st b. Rev " Bnz2cI mr. JAMES NJ
kENDALI. to Miss MARY r. BURBANk: also
Mr.. GEORGE b KENDALL to Miss IL Ella ~
BENSON ail Of Winhal
May the Lord bless these twin sisters with thels
chosen ones In their Eden Of love
j. W. BUzzELIa
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MARRIAGE GUIDE YouNo's GREAr
WI PnYsfolocIckL WoRR. %, every oneAis
own Doctor Being 4 Private luFunctor for
married persons 0r hpe about 70 ieafry, beth
male nna innajc, a every lng concerning
8he physiglpgy an3 relations Il oar sexual sys-
tem and ihe praaatH u plryettian q on
Fpgue, Including all ibe new llse Ner'es never
Eef0re .ycn va tHc English ianumges by WV.
YounG, 81 y. Ills really q valuable sud
Interesting sori. if IS grittd d plain lan-
gltaae fgf tie neremi reager. Hnyi Is illustrated
wifh apaar5 81 oae fliiaiipgA AL
yoHug marac pap.e lH'-e contemplating
marie se aai flowing ht ir4sl tpegimeHt %
tNlat ied life -llonla bD9k. I liiAcl7ses se-
crei- thag every a8a .lr@.d 81 acquainted With:
san + e : t,,.yf 5hnf must Be- locked up, and
iiicnhou. :he house. n w|ia senttoAn Y0no,
foa fe raerip ~ Events ave ceuts Address
/ ia. W. Y9,So So. 40 SrFpcr street ,sbove
fourth, Phtaidr.giia. Sm80
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ary thvhn8crs tss s.sames 80 Gonsfai
sat.g Arasry e. ,se SIZE * ,bs tah
81 S,as,s Ts,g Sse hssrias ssua ana
,hn. naihs - t lutsa - aaaan
kuara 9, to
SEVEN THIRTY LOAN.
Tatse No,es So ssueJ uHscf cate e August
ith. issi. sui srs rasabs tifse ysan from
,ha time, .a sausuey. " ars eouseait'e s,
,be opilan 81 Rae Do 5cr iuto
q. ;. six per cent.
GOLD-lsE.ARING BONDS
Those beuas aro aow war,h pgeaIam of
uiue peg cent, including gold ioteret f,u
Nov. which snake. The actual Ftof. os g
$50 ban, At current mites ineludus
about Ten per cent. rsr aanuu, bessie. {. =
rag,soa trm S'ats aai aaaalsai .a1a.aa,
'rlsch adas Jj,a one 20 dyss 49, Csat aofs,
according 10 toe rate leaed ther property.
Tic interests PaJ able semi .ually BY soo-
poat attached to each o,e, v hmay be eu,
Of aud .od 70 any b. orb .er
The interest amount, 0
One cent per day - note.
Two cent. 700
Tea SOC.
20 1870
IN /" 5000
Notes Of III tie denominations named viii
be promptly furnished upon receipt q .ub-
.criptions. This is
THE ONLY LOAN In MARKET
now offered by tle Government, and iti,e con
iiasntly expected that It's superior advantage,
will make il the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Loss than $500 900 ,Ooo remain unsoId which
VIII probably be disposed Of within Tie next
60 or 80 days, xheu the notes v y nddoubted-
Iy command a premium, as has uniformly been
the ease on closing the subscriptions to ether
loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and sec
ton OF the country may be afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub
soriptious at par. Subscribers rillselect their
own agents, in whom they have confidence,
aud who on - are to be responsible ior inc de-
livery of the notes for which they receive Or
ders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank. Remington.
First National bank. North Bennington.
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TheH sad sea
J.stsasr sse fsrfsa5sr 81 Fs8
ssatsr "a 1907 .ahe 6etsfpe, y sih
Caraiaa ga seFsnaisi q Ctsflessa
nsd ia hs rsp,, ieoA oeasssos D L
dslFs g TIE fe,les.ag bi5 ehirslFe
jsbslsiioe
Il hsys "a io-norrov. ssl as'h 10
Il b.. thai sn3cr ihs F'ot, siian q D.
vias PSossdcBcc. su4 spesf ii.s 81
asrs " General Bfasrteafs, coa-
mander 81 oar foress frsa ias Coa'es-
srais States. yos th.ll bafs l's fToad
eradication 81 scsing shr Palgsito
nse rkssea upon that ioffress. I'D Dc
CoafesefAis aas q thess frte and ia
d~pen8cn, Staiss side hy ode Hlta i !.
ana slssre they shall aa-s iereyer, q
defiance d shy that NAV cas- bfiag
aga,nsi them fNociier0as applause
-wr have hsmhied lbe Gag q ,bc
Unlled States, and =, ioug - ] haze
sbe honor TO preside a. year thlet
Magistrate. ~ help ms 0u4 iaere i
no Do~es "a this earth shall loser
from that fortress those fsps, vnless
they be lowered and tfaiiea ia : sea
a blood. (Applaase
Il can bere say e. 500 i Is The fret
time IN the history u this country.
ah ~ ,bs S,au sid s,fipes hsye beeu
.hsmbled. /, has lriumphed for sew
senty years, boz to-day. Ga the lsih q
April. IL l.aa been humbled aud hum
blsd before the glorious little State Of
South Carolina. (Applause.)
"And pTououuce
here, before lhs civilized sopld, youI
indepv DdeDoc is baptized ~ blood
yosf isdcpcs5eber il Woi qI.on go,
risus battle Geld. add you are free noe
ard forever, 10 defiance OF world 10
arms.
1Ls impudrni lie aad the swagger
Jog prophecy Of Governor FieAen.
sect weu together. Asio the lie. tina
The United Sssges Gag aas h8wbler
en- that occasion, The report OF baJoi
An,lsr,ou soliieiendy rvfoies il. That
report Il xortl repeating nvw. her,
nni
STEAMSHIP BALTic,
Oar SASpi HOOK, APnl Is 1861. J
bon. ). Cameron. Sec. n Var,
Washington. D. c.
Sir Living defended For
Sumter Tor thirty hour hours. until th'
quarters were entirely burot-d, th'
mali gate destroyed b, Ere, TIE goyg
wsll seriously inj0red, ihr magaznp
surrounded BY flames, and he door clio
s-4 lrom The effect o. heat foar bar
rel. and three cartridges Of powder
beng available, and 40 provisions hu
PORK snly remaining, laeeepled ,erm
Of evacuation Offered by general Bsai
regard, being The same offered by lin
on The llth Inst, prior TO the CON
tacacsmrnt Of bosiillle-, aud marelie,
on, Of The fort Sunday afternoon, th
iiib iusi..Siih evl0s tying and drum
beating, hr,nging away company an
private property .saluting NY il4g Wal
Gly gus.
RuBlRTANpEEs0S,
MAJOR First AriiIery.
We should like 20 hear CIV Pick
cue obi,dged 10 read hls haubtlu.
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BOOTS and SHOES.
latest fashion.


Ladies and Misses Glove Kid Balmoral Boots
Ladies and Misses Pebble Calf do do
Ladies and Misses Kid Bal and Congress
Ladies aud Misses Cloth Bal and Congress
Children and Infant Shoes, every variety.
Ladies Leather Travelling Bags.
Willow Cabs, Willow Child's High Chair.
Willow Child's Rocking Chair,
Willow Nursery Chairs, Fancy Cabs,
Boys Carts and heelbarrows
Paper HangingS and Cnflaln Shades,
Very handsome new patterns.
Judd's Patent Window Shade Fixture, fh,
best thing there is.
~ TO YODI GRO YERG
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IMPORTANT DIS COVERS.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

BRY.AN7S PULNONIC WAFERS.
are uuailing in the cure of CogsHs, Coma ASTHMA
BKoNcHlris, SORE THROAT. ItnAHRsRNEss, DPrl-
CIR BaEATuIsG ISomIEsr CoSsuApTIoS AND
DIsrAsEs oF rnE LvNGs. They have no taste .
medicine, and aay child win take them. Thousands
have been restor b. heatl that had before despair
cd Testimony given In hunrods o. eases Asnde
dose relieyesin Tx siSu tEs
Ask Tor Bryaus Pulm Snie Waters tho origiaa
and only genuine Is So mped "Bryan." Spurious
klndsare offered for sale. Twenty-Five cents box.
sold Is al Druggists
JOB MOS Is. sele Preprietor
t.u " a.. ,tt.,,8t erect N.v, Ynrk
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LOVE Ann NJ. THIN,oNy .,v ra5r

AsNfE 80 ~ hhFHb* Any i@H3g "
Gentleman sending ~ their address viii receive
full directions or Ahing the affections u thefoB-
Jlsite SCI, and whi n wll enable ths "a 10 marry
h4pFy, irrespective ~ wealth ago or beauty.
Address Mrs yAEIE LEMnITLE,
sh4i HaFieh T. -, New York city.
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THE NINTH NATIONAL BANk
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK
CAPITAL. 100000, PAID IN.

Fiscal Agent Of tie United States,
AND SPECIAL AeEsr ron JAY CooKk, SuBscEP-
TIOs AqENT
win deliver 7-3o Notes, Free of charge
by express, in All parts Of the country, and re-
ceive in payment Checks on New York, Phil
adelphia, and Boston, current bills, ard all fiYe
per cent. Interest notes, with interest TO date
of subscription. Orders sent by mail viii be
promptly filed.
This Bank receives tie accounts o. Banks
and Bankers on favorable terms; also Of indi-
yiduals keeping New FORK accounts.
J. T. NIL, Cashier J. Z. oRElS Preident
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BEAUTIFUL worsted Plush tidakires, $3.50
ID per yard 1t CONE & BURTONS.
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U. S. 7.3O LOAN

h7 sh 7ssv ~ seraf5 81 fae !sfs
ury tvAn hs. s.sumes iia Gaasfai
sab.ep srtty e. ~ ee ths tHiis
81 S,asss IrsmaF4 Nale,, heafias sssta ana
thrss bihs ~ iuten - nas
- =. u
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- 90 ) -
Sheep-Wash Tobacco
@ En EElls fl sl5


- fufa riserH y 80 SO -
t7,if o.rafr. nstI asfr - p
49, s.5a.r riia 81 ts.s pfseessss g vi'' ''
Is >sal ueea Ceugs1f = ~
- Before y ilsif ssassr w4ss u
- l.sr,s SEQ sasi r.s srtsat psrHAqa -
- w. Eaeass rsdeaf raassias all =
- assfal ls.aelses ftst fslaaeetu aeos
eanifaiaa ffu.
a. 4ts pss1a smf3arta - eaeeF 81 ssh
20 - s8ss 3 e. AZ. 20 s. fsFa.shea .
49, IS Campaay. has o. ,ea & sur.ns
kss3s $50 aba oFgt eautneoss 8iss4sft. ssa
8s.taf.gr b reraHeiu-sts ~aleh aiast ths 'Aln
aad va,s q ths slaof, aaa Asrsg uipm'ss 'he
aslls u tas aasasi a. esil y ~ qgsilsy = =
ess ImfIayea IN ihs saae phy, iAf A'iptHo
islus usai, stfaassr. e sill dsstrg thoss iasee't
pAah iass, Us skina - iarger animals, ana slso
iH.s, ils ~ is5a-'oaa e. VEGETABLES.
CHARLES r. JACEsoN ~
Asayss io tls stats " Massachusetts,, and
Caasaiuas Chemist
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ERRORS or Iot TIA gentleman who suf
fered Sor yeif from rfous and Genital Debility.
Nightly Emissions aud Scminsl Weakness the re-
SAX u youiAfai Bdisef elton. and Game near ending
his days IN hopeless M isery, Will for thc sake u
saltortae nal ssnd 70 any one afflicted tics simple
meaus nssd BY lim iieb effected = eare in few
weeks after tho hilnr 81 numerous medicines
send directed enreln. DC and tt viii cosyoa Meth
ne, Address
EDG AR TEEMAiNE
Station r. 18th 81, New Nork City.
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sEVFE-THIRTY LOAN.

Tatse No,e Sc ssuej nneef astsni August
it3 1854 anil ars fa,aee fhfee yssu ffom
that iimc. ,a spucuer. ~ age convertible 8
tse opilan 81 Rae ho Acr toto
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RRuNERs BALMoRAL SKIRTS. ono Of the
- best make s. 1t CONE Il BUTTONS
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HEAVY TWiLLED FLANNEL al wool At 70
j L cts per yard at CONE ~ BUTTONS.
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN Prices

EEtIUa PATESr NEAT ClITpR & sTJF
fhg Tha htt Meat C8Htr ih asr ti cnia
afst thaut tsafkias a. ID vi.Fkst1s5eI tlaH sIh-
~ Mead Cutters assns wtth s7s3t Hnaunt III 1851.
or faar ,iWcs t.lc guuBHtat Eark Aside porte ara
ee add rrsiIily removed % san o. r8sHf cleaned
Fer ssit hy JpNE& BUEToN
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A LAPACCAs doublcfold Ct and rs cts per gard
n at CONE 4 BURROWS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-18
Look 10 Your Interest !
W. r. PoMEROY.
Mechanical and Operative
ID Il N IT L . tt,
MlIlarshnrp Rl.IA
Miliersburg, Ohio,

HAVING thoroughly establishgd himself In
OF matelals feels himself ully competent ana
prepared TO meet the requirements ufevcry case
and give perfect satisfaction To ALL We want
every body 10 uudorhlund aud bpUr in mind that
we have and can produce certificates and reter-
cnccb To provo that out of hVe or slN hundred
cases that have came under our treatment with
IN the last year not ono has lott dissUt isncd.
By our imprUN cd "mOdus opCrundi' we only
require persons having teeth put in To pay us
one visit of II few momonts duration before get
ting their teeth.
Having superior facilities NJ command we
i.ol prepared to put up work on us short notice,
lh mo most approved style, and lust little
CuEAPER Than II can he done any where else.
We hlao arc iuS every operator should hp) fully
supplied with the proper lotions aud asst rineent Is
,or meaning diseased aud spongN gums, curing
Neuralgia and toothache, aud allevlating The
! pain nttor extraction. ~" "
hO-forsons who have once had teeth extract
/ ed hN us never go TO amy Que else ga
IN short, persons having teeth to extract reg
ulale clean or MI, or wishing to have artificial
teclh inserted on pivot or plate from one to am
ontlrt set, should call at once aud we are su re-
we cail please thcm In price and every other
respect, -
We have samples OF work ALWAYS ON bnnd
which we would be pleased To have everybody
call and examine.
one, two, three, or any number OF teeth in
serted IN any part OF the mouth,
Al WORK Warranted,
oFFICE-Up stairs aboye Dr. polings office,
! Oct II, lSdi-no36ti
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-18

Principal Office and Laboratory Is Mt the y, T.,
corner of SIXTH and COMMERCE. Street Phil
adelphia where all letters Tor orders or business
should be directed.
He Will be found there every SATURDAY, pro-
icsSionally to oexamine lungs with the Rcspirom-
eter for which his fec is three dollars; all advice
free.
In New York at No. 80 BOND Street, every
TUESDAY, from am. TO p. IN.
AT the MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston, January Is
and ~, February 10 and Is, pri 10 and 20 May IL
June ii and Is, July l9 and 20.
The time for my being in BALTIaIoF and PITrs-
RuRG will be seen In the daily papers Of those
cities.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-18
a & K N r S .

BOSTON-George c. Goodwin & Co.
NEW YORK-Demas Barnes e. Co.
BALTIMORE-S. s. Hance.
PITTSBURG-Dr. George H. Keyser.
CINClNNATI-F f SURE & &JDPark
CHICAGO-Lord & Smith, and H, Scoyi.
ST LOUIS-Collins Brothers.
SAN FRANCISCO--Hostetter Smith e.
Dean.
Also, sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-18
GENTLENEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.

II consequence OF the greatly advanced prices
ofgoods and the unsettled state OF the mar
ket, we have determined to close out our pres-
ent business, and will therefore, from this day
commence Offering our entire stock of Ready
made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Notions and Gen
tlemcns Furnishing Goods ut such prices as
VIII Insure their speedy sale,
DRESS COATS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-18

SACK COATS,
ENGLISH WALKING COATS,
PANTS, VESTS,
FLANNEL SHIRTS.
White Shirts, Drawers and Under shirts Hats
and Caps, Trunks and Nulises, ana one thou
sand and one c0rticlcs too numeIous to mention.
We therefore invite our numerous custimers
and the rest of mankind to come and see, and
Judge for themselves.
our stock Is one Of the largest ana best selec-
ted In the city, and all purchased since the de-
cline IN the market, therefore all our Goods will
possibly be offered MS low, ana many articles
even at less price than they can now hc pur-
chased IN Eastern markets; therefore the pub
iic ns well as country merchants. will tlud this
q good opportunity Of roplenishing their stock
on very advantageous terms.
Call therefore, one and all at the well known
United States Clothing store!
Two Doors west Of the Court House. and secure
some of the good bargains.
6S- Those having unsettled accounts or notes
with the undersigned are requested to come aud
pay the same before the first of January. 1865
aud by doing 50 ubliEc,
ITOpfmon *, Moss.
/ December lst, 1864
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-05-18
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-02-16
Rebel Atrocities,

The PRISON PEN AT SALIsBURY-TEs-
TIMoNY OF THE ESCAPED TRIBUNE
CORRESPONDENTS - FIENDIsH Cru
ELTY OF THE REBEL AUTHORITIES
WHOLESALE STARVATION AND MUIR
DER OF UNION PRIsoNERs-THB
HORRORS OF THE HOSPITALS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The fol-
Lowing testimony was given to-day
before the Committee on the Con
duct of the War by Albert D. Rich
ardson:
TESTIMONY OF MR. ALBERT D. RICH
am Tribune correspondent was
captured by the rebels May 8, 1868,
at midnight, on hay bale in the
Mississippi river, opposite Vicks-
burg. After confinement in six diff
ferent prisons was sent to Salisbury,
N. c., February 8, 1864, and kept
there.until December Is, 1864, when
/ escaped. For several months
Salisbury was the most endurable
rebel prison / had seen. The SIX
hundred inmates, exercised in the
open air. were comparatively well
fed and kindly treated. But early
in October ten thousand regular pris-
oners of war arrived there, and it
Immediately changed into scene of
cruelty and horrors. 1t was densely
crowded; rations were cut down and
issued very irregularly; friends out
side could not even send in a plate of
food; the prisoners suffered constant
ly and often intensely for want of
water, bread, and shelter.
The rebel authorities placed all the
prison hospitals under charge of two
journalistic comrades and myself
Our positions enabled us to obtain
exact and minute informatioD:-=
Those who had to live 6r die on the