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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE &C.. Auctiorssss.
GREAT SALE or BEAuTYFUL Cottage

On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May. 50. at 9
O'Clock, On the premiess, We shall sell thirty pieI
OF ground OF one half 70 one acre eacs. situs.S1
on the Pihey Branch road. hstween Pierce a Mn
aaS the l4th street road, bsinS part OF the estate
These 0ottase SITES sites are on the high grean4
known AZ Pinsy n snch road, which for 6eautifaS
And romantic seanery ID upEurpasSed In this v;oa-
~ This road. ls.di9S e Pisfes'e ME sed Roex
81 che picturesque. Each pot 10 improved With
some a1SSs sixty varieties OF fruit trees Of the
The Opportunity 10 purchaae erouna in shfs
favored locality 10 seldom offered. 1T is easy OF
OF tia lath street passenger railroad.
Terms ut Fale, 49,.
Az oonveyAacing AID stsrnps ct the cost ef the
my B.ids 10. MCGUIRE CO., Aues.
~ THE SALE OF THB ABOVE LOTe WILL
be centin1sd TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June Is,
ns SID 10. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Aos.s.
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TIE JEWELLERS ASSOCIATION CAsR-This
case was decided by Justice Thompson last
week By holding The parties to bail for court
The defendants claim that their business is not
q swindlIng Concern, buta legitimate business,
and are epdeayoring TO secure a speedy dis
posal CT the case that they may reopen their
Concerts. To this end it is proposed by the
coxnsel for the ea,lor OF DIR. Elias, the princi-
pal. to Surrender him to the Marshal's GUS
tcdy. The counsel will to-day apply for a
wrIt OF habeas corpus TO bring the case before
tue court and upon that decision will depend
the reopening Of the establishment Of the asso-
citation.
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DY VIM. L. WALL & CO.. Auctlonesrs.

THREE SMALL FRAME ROUsEs IN FIRST
WARD AT AUCTION
will sell in front OF the premises part of Lot No.
foot wide alley, between and K streets, and i'm
proved by three good Frame Houses
Terms: Half cash; balance in and IL months
with interest, secured oy desd of trust on the
property. Conveyancing and stamps at the cost
of purchaser.
Sale Positive. Title Perfect.
WM. L. WALL & CO.. Aucts
ALSO,
Immediately after the above, we will sell part
OF Lot No ?. in square No. Is. fronting l6 feet
X street, with 8 privilege of three foot wide
alley, and running back IS feet.
je WM L. WALL Il co, Aaets
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SPECIAL SALES OF sERVICEABLE DRAP
- HORSES

Qnnr,eyurasteT General, OSfee,
WaSh1neton, ID. c., June l, 1865
By direction of the Quarterrl sster General
there will be sold at public auction to the ghsst
bisder, at the times and places named below viz :
GIEeB0KO D. @ MONDAY, June 5, 1856
G1ESBOR0, D. O., SATURDAY, June 10, 1855
GIEsH0RO. D. O.. MONDAY, June II, 1865
baltimore. MD. WEDNESDAY,, June Ia, 1865
WILLIAMSBURG. PA. SATURDAY, June Il,
wasrcHEsrsR. PA ;ssi SATURDAY. Jun. IL,
GIBsB0R0, D. c.. SATURDAY, June IL, 1865,
GIESB0RO, D. O, MONDAY. june I9, 1866
9IESBQRO, D c., SATURDAY. June "a 1885,
PHILADELPHIA, PA. SATURDAY, June o.
6IksBORO. D, G MONDAY. June q. 1866.
PiITSBURGH, PA: SATURDAY, July l. 1865.
GIEsBORO, %. O., SATURDAY. July /, 1865.
Two Hundred Servicesble Draft Horses At each
place. -.
An opportunity to purchase a superior class of
Draft Horses. at far less th their true value, is
now afforded to the public. The animals, though
sound and service able are no longer required in
managers Of city railroads and Of manufactures
Horses sold SIN gly; Sales to commence at 10 a.
m. Terms cash, in United States currency.
Stesnboat for Giesbero will leave Seventh
street wharf, Washington, every hour from D.,
m to p m. JAMES A. EKIN,
sion, q. NJ. G. O. ie 3.25t
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RYJ. o. MoauIRn &, co.. Aussaones,

Or "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 7. a.
O'Clock, on the premises, viii offer ST DC tiiJ
fale by direction Of the Trustee Of the Cola ei.s
Harmony Society. the following Lots in seu.rs
AS, viz II, Y. and 49, fronting 9th str eel xssk
betweea aRd Eot ndary streets north; and IL, is.
and 10: troating on Boundary street north. be-
Terms: One third cash; the balance in elk AMI
Twelve moths, secured by deed OF trust on ths
All eonveyancing and stamps st thu cost of tbs
purchaser. -,
These lots are sold By the Trussss under ia.
provisions of special act of Congress of Al gust
IL. 1885, III Stst, 46I and the sale win be R.eieos
to the approval of the Secretary OF the interior
my 90 dhds SAS. G. MEG UIRE 4 CO., Ascts.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctionssrs,
GOVERNMENT sALs OF ONE GARpINe MA
aCHINE, HlifT7T -
On THURSDAY. the slst day Of, J une. 1t o cix
eardins Machine, seized By the Goyerlment froU
blockade runner.
shall, GREEN q WILLIAMS,
my q eod&ds AUttioneers.
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RY WIN. L., WALL d CO., Auctionsers.
THREE yERY VALUABLE AND pESIR.RL z
BUILDING Lots NEAR sAIET AboVSfCs
ChO RICH AT ACTION.

CHURCH AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 9TH Juae, at
O'Clock, will SELL il front Of the premises parts
Of Lots 2snd Square $50. fronting S. feet nor.a
street, between let street and New Jersey az
enue. Amost desirable, pleasant and rapidly rra-
proving part of the city. Tie street in front OF
these lots has been recently graded and the side
walks paved.
Title indisputabie.
Terms: One third cash. % payment &c De mafs
at sale :, balance in aud L months. bearing intex
est. and secured by deed of trust ths Prsulisss
. my29 W. l.. WALL i CO.. Arots,
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QYw. L. WALL & CO.. .aationsers.

BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST YARD, On
NORTH L, BETWEEN 18TH 'AND 19fa cts.
WEST. AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sta instant, ct
O'Clock we will sell in frelt Of the preIises, Lots
10 feet on north d street, between isth AND 1914
west
noaths, secured by deed of trust on he pre- sss.
Convey aucipg At the expense OF tbe purchaser.
5e2 - VIM z WALL e CO.. Alc.s.
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IlY'NM. L. WALL i CO.. Auctioneers.

o. s. MARSHALL sALE0F sTzAME2 PiILh.
- ~ DELPHIA. z.....-
In virtue of a decree issued froya the Clerk's
once Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia. heldins District Court. and TO rns
directed viii sell a. public sale for eash, at the
foot of Ith street. on the foton,se river. Ga
WEDh EsDAY, the Eth day Of June Instant, 1865.
al O'Clock p. N.
The steamer Pk:ladsiphiA, her Taskle. Apparel
anu WARD H. .LAstoa. Z. S. Esag.hs, . c.
Je2-d By HM.-b WALL CO., Ancts
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upooAN 4 WYLI1p HEW pRY GOODS AND
FANCY STORE - -.
= N" Sss Ita ST.. PEI SeStto q ana h sss. eorth'
spxAEs.-ffs Rhss ksa, nysl Inn
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LINEN

GERMAN LININ. 80 go s, :, g:-s-
JuAt received neg assortment Of the best ktn&
OF RESI- 6ERMAN LINEN, ccseistiBE in To~essy
sheer1s. Table Cover. DE. Pufehsssr Will fad
msNcg 81 a5,a ss. bstwsss Pc AZ as SI p S.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE L. S. GRANT CLep has made arrange
ments for their excursion to CITY mont on Mon.
day, the 18th instant -...
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WHIrEHURsr GALLERY, 4}4 Pa. Av.-See
his large collection of photographs of distin-
guished Generals. His card photographs are
all the rage. 3t*
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CiRcCIT COusr.-The jury OF the Circuit
tourt was discharged this morning, until
honday Eext a. 10 o'clock.
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by GREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
VERY HANDseME AND DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOTS. NEAR THE GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFPIQE AT AUCTION

ING LOTS. NEAR THE GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY. the 18th day of June 1865, instant,
viii set up ard expose At pu bile sale. on the
Of the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia.
the following described valuable Building Lots,
Square No. e76,. lying and being in the city of
Washington in the District of Columbia. EXCEPT
This square is bounded by north II aud I, and
North Capitol and First streets east, and hand
through the square. ...
Terms of sale: Oae third cash on the ratifca-
ZION of the sale; the residue in and L. mon tbs
the purchaser or purchasers to give notes, salts
factoriiy endorsed, bearing interest from lay Of
money, a deed to be made with . clear title
j. Fl. THOMPSON. Trustee.
10 Sd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
SPECIAL SALES OF sERVICBABLI DRAYT
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" ROTHsCHILp,s
Pa av, bet 81 and 4th sts, Capitol HILL ~
The Largest Garden in the District. OpentEsa
FREE CONCERT, SHOOTING GALLERIES,
SWINGS, &c.
Refreshments of ali kinds in nice arbors.
Liberal terms to pic mic parties. my IL 3m'
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FALSE PkETEScEs Some days ago man
applied 10 Gen. Slocum for a loan of twenty
coliars, representing himself as the Lieut..
Colonel OF the l4eth Pennsylvania regiment.
The General knowing the regiment and the
Coienel, leaned the person the money on his
pror..se 10 return il " hen he was paid OF.
Suoseu uentIy the same man made another ap-
plcation 70 the General, an officer of the regi.
raept being present, when ii was found that
the prefer ces of the applicant were false. The
General told him to call In the morning. The
applicant was prompt at the appointed time,
snd was arrested by officer Frazier, of the Sd
Ward police. He was taken TO the station
mouse and confessed that his name is Giles
Simcrs, Of the 18th Illinois volunteers, and is
private. He rs held for 8 hearing by Justice
Thompson.
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THREE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
SOUTH b. ; S ST. I, IT,, BET WEEN f6Fa AND
On T UispAY AFTERNooN, jane 18th, at 6
o'clock. ON the premises. We shall offer At public
sale. Lois Nos. 30, 81 aud 80, in subdivision of
.sQuare No. 462 fronting esch % feet on south
street, between 9Th and 18th streets west and run
alley. ,.
These lots are Anely locsted for private resi-
deAces overlooking the Smithsonfan and A rtflory
square grounds. easy of access By the 9Th street
passenger cars, and at seonvenfent distance fro
a Center
Terms: One fourth cash; the remainder in s. IL
and Is months, with interest. secured by deed of
trust on the premises. -45 o.
Conveyances and stamps at tbs cost Of the pur-
chaser j. g. MCGUIRE & COZ
, I'd AuctOpaarS
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DROF J w. KREIS' DANCING ACADEMY
Il PAhKER'S HALL,
Penn. ave. between 9Th and 7th,
Opposite MetropOlItRn HOtel.

mer patrons and the public ia general that "a
at the request Of . great many of his pupils ~
well others he will continue his <s4s
classes duripg the summer season. ASz&
Gays and Hours of Tuition for Ladies. Misses,
and Masters, Wed nesday and Saturday afternoons,
from to CLOCK.
Geptlsnren's Glass, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday evenings.
Private instruct ons given ts suit the cenve-
niencss of the pupil
For further information apply at or address a
note to the Academy, or Room No IL Wash ing
ton Building, corner Pa. avenue and It'll street.
my Ia-tf
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. AUCTION SALES,

RYJ. O. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers
SPRING WAGON. CAN'T AND HARsxw AT
On TO MORROW. fnssa sI., June 9Th. At p
ss = %.sSa fs as.ss s'a ni,s
One osrs And Harness. H.,
u J. Q. MeaUrRI & 90, Aucts.a
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO.. Auetionse.s.
sis1 BUItDIss LoT9N NORTH Q sTRlEr,
ss ssa,. 81: NJ Lot s
:1TIss's. and RAINING back iSS feet to ! 70 foot
in s.s. s. s.ss
chaser. o. mo 'Vs'oi 'H' p uff'
ies-d J: 9. neG UIRR d Co.. Aucts.
RY GRIM & WILLIAMS, Aucttone.rs.
~ No. s5G. corner ofTth and D streets north.
TR sI1IE e SALE OF yALgABLa THREE
SSs e f FHEs5 s fssE xs5T Il
On n as Il. Iesa instant, a. 6 O'Clock p.
e deg Of trust the 6ssribsr dated the III
GAY OF msrch. 1858. and duly recorded in Liber N:
EQUITY " ONE in b aaa
Htet OF Coiu bra. and being part of Lot No 9. in
between Second and Third streets west. running
oaGn LOO feet to Is foot alley with the improve
Terms One half CASH balance in 81 Z and twelve
iae secured by deed Of srcst on the prem
AZ con.eyanees, and reveaue stamps At the cost
One hundred dollars will b. rea uired down when
the property is knocked off.
.,. .sr r.. not seps4 9Th in
right 'e resell the PROPERTY st the risk and cost
days notice in some paper published IN the cit, Of
M soassH 'Sa aRiEk Ia% WiksIa Ir Sss.:
Try VIM. L. WALL & CO., Auc.ioneers.
TATE ii faE COUNTY SI H Of WA Wash fhAf
By virtue of a. deed of trust dated on the 18th
day Of August, L., and recorded on the 10th day
-, AS, sss and %, one q the land records Of
.si On ef s Di s q ses
:, at the Auction House Of VIM. L. Wall &
Go e9rRsr Sfath street and Psnna avenue in the
Of Land: stqsteG In the county Of Washington, in
The said tract Of land Beginning at the end of the
fourth line Of tract Of land called New Seat and
,Snt IL
east ss Pergses senfS south s. & east M
ss OF sDa by the
deVisees of David G. Psttier to Hdward ssann.
SOUTH ssdeeress. vests, peroSss and ss.loN Of
perch. thence south 81 degrees west IS perches to
the beginning, containing 81 acres. rood and II
The terms of this sale wiz be one third cash;
balance. bearing interest and payable In equal in
stsp1ents, at s and IL mouths. the deferred pay
ments to be secured by Q Hen on the land
One M ndred dollars of the cash payment to be
paid down at the place of sale; and in case the
purchaser or pure h &sers refusing 80 to do the
property will at once be resod at the risk and cost
of the defsultine purchaser or purchasers.
T. G. MORG AN, Trustee.
myll.eo&6s W. L. WALL & CO., Aucts,
aP-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO
MONDAY, the l2,h of June, At the same hour and
same place. .-
&c. MORGAN Trustee.
is5 q WM.L. WALL d CO., Aucts.
BY JAS. c. AeeUIha CO., Anesi0nesr''
THREE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
I'M sTREETs WksT: -,
pollock. on the premises. shall offer At public
sale, Lojs Nos. 30, y aud 30, in subdivision Of
SQuare No. 462, fronting esch 81 feet on south 3
street, between 9Th and It'll streets west and run
ping back about % feet to Is feet vide public
alley, = -
1hess lots are aneIy located for private resi:
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,eAhs $4,000 WORTH c
SCOTS AND sHO7si

n
Have been received this day At
HEILBRCN'S
BARG AIN sHOR ORE
sos SKvsNrH sTREEr.
and viii be sold at tremendous low prices We
name the following:
Children g Shoes from Is cents up.
Misses BAlmorsls and CATERS rs csrts.
Lao lea Bslmorals from 81 up,
Caters. good quality. *l.S.
clippers frem SO cents up.
BED, While and Black Slippers and Caters. latest
styiee,
Mems sne Boots. Caters aaf Bucsis Shoes. very
cheap.
Also great variety OF
CBUNKs AND VALDEZ
A. L. HEILB2JS 90.
sos TIA street. adjoining
my l9!7ws Ode Fsuors' Hal.
(rANV WASHERS and OhRKIzRS WANTED Ter
" Hashinst92 wsskiy pp2sc - inquire st rs
Ds&rAe sss. 1gSRatol Hu, Gsy22df :
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SUMNER OPENING.
MISS A. J. PLATT will open teautifuIey
assort ment of BONHETS and HATS ca Wed ~
nesday May 5lst, At her show rooms, 246 Pa. av.
near 18th 81. mSl St.
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CALIFORNIA Stone Sets and Rings, Jet En-
ameled Buckles, Pearl Combs, only One Dol
lar, at the Dollar Jswelr5 Store, No. 43S Penn.
avenue, near Ak street. 2t*
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-05

MANsFIELD's Dispensatory says that
most Of the Sarsaparilla of the shops is iner,
and worthless. DR.. Aver in his writings
on this drug states that not only is it inert
as found in the shops, but so also are most
of the preparations from it, or bearing its
name. He shows, however, that this fact
arises from the use os worthless varieties.
or unskilful preparations by incompetent
men; that the true Medicinal Sarsaparilla
lSarza Smilax off. of the tropics, when
freshly gathered in the bud, is one of the
efiectual alternatives we possess. Combin-
yd with other substances of great alterna
tive power, like Iodine, Stilingia, Dock,
&c., it makes Ayers Comp. Ext. of Sarsp.
which we have reason to belieue is one of
the most eflectual remedies for humors. skin
diseases and for purifying the blood which
has ever yet been found by anybody
Bangor (Me. .Nercury
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-05
Lieut.. \. y. Yoder wounded,

sDToR HOLMES CouNrY FARMER

DcccHlDcr Eist, 1904.
EDToR HOLMES County FARMER
Sd VIII you allow me space enough il
your valuable paper to inform the friends o
Lieut.. ,. ). Yodcr, Of Berlin, that he wa,
wounded on the 30th ult. in n fight with {
band of gucrrillas near Elk River, Tenn.
/ lie was ordered by Gen. Miroy TO proceed
with guard Of 40 men, from Tullahoma &c
Dcckard with drove Of Government beef
cattle in charge.
While in u thick woods near ELK River he
was suddenly attacked by the enemy, with a
force which probably outnumbcrcd his little
band four to one. During the course of the
fight he was separated from his command by
a sudden dash of the rebs, but not being in
any way disposed to surrender, he fought
them hand to hand and with drawn sword
and revolver he defeated and drove off four
Of the desperadoes. But unfortunately in the
unequal contest he received a wound in the
right foot. Although outnumbered and
wounded the young hero refused to abandon
the contest, mounting horse and rallying
his men he led the charge, scattered the
enemy in all directions.
Lieut.. Yoder was assigned to our company
in September last, and although a stranger
to us yet we feel that our confidence was not
misplaced. He has, by gentlemanly bearing
and soldierly conduct, won the respect of
both officers and men. We understand that
he has already lost two brothers. another
is a cripple, and be is now the fourth victim
OF this war. Holmes county may well be
proud Of such young men.
The young officer has been in the army
for nearly three years and has all the time
been upholding sound Democratic principles
especially during the last Presidential cam
paign. Yours Respectfully,
b. De. j.. DUDLEY,
Capt Co. X, 17Sth o. V. /.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-05
HOLMES co. FARMER
FOR 1896
So A YEAR ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.

Owing to the high price Of everything, we ar,
compelled to Increase the price Of subscription
or require pay In advance.
We lose every year from 500 to 5000 by sub
scrlbers who never pay. This saved, and tn,
use OF the money paid in advance, we hope, viii
enable us to keep up the paper at 81, 90 year.
We do not think 1t altogether right to charg,
paying subscribers enough to make up what W,
lose by non-paying ones, But we must do SO ol
have no delinquents.
We have therefore determined to adopt the
advance system, commencing with the next
volume, which will be about the 10th Of Febru.
ary. AT that time all who have not payed in
advance will have their papers stopped. And
after that time papers will always be stopped
when the time paid for expires
Many of our subscribers may wish to pay be-
fore the 10th OF February, and for the convent
ence Of those who will not be in town, we have
appointed the following agents who will receipt
for any money paid:
GorLEIB CARRIER, Weinsberg.
ERASTUS BEECHER, Mt. Hope.
JOHN LINDSEY, Holmesville.
HENRY POMERENE, fredericksburg.
DANIEL. KNOX, Nashville,
JACOB EARNEST, Blacixcreek.
WILLIAM WHITE, Jones Corners.
JGsfpif SJ6LMpEfUs PHkPI ahrnp mnmphrey,sYillo.
". w. GREER, Oxford.
SAMUEL ATKINSON, Berlin.
DIR. W. ii. PUTT Buena Vista.
CHARLES CRAIG, Clarks.
PETER LENMART, Walnqtcreek.
JONATHAN SNYDER, Benton.
Those who remit money by mail can do SO at
our risk.
We will make out accounts against those in
debted to us and send them out for collection as
soon rs we can do SO.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-05

SPUGGs-who, as we have heretofore sta
ted, is philosopher, scholar, and chris
tian, and was once engaged in the lightning
rod business-is desirous of suggesting,
most respectfully, to the powers into whose
hands are committed the destinies of this
country for veal or woc-snk or swim
survive or perish--that it is about time to
commence doing up the rebellion in the
Original sixty days"
Spuggs would also suggest that there be
a committee Of four hundred thousand .ap-
pointed by Congress committee man
to receive twenty-five dollars per day and
sit as much and as long as he pleases-to
inquire into the war far enough to ascertain
positively ifthere has been anybody hurt. I"
Spuggs would also furthermore suggest
that similar committee be similarly ap-
pointed-with similar pay and similar rules
and regulatons-to figure up, within FIVE
cent shinplaster at farthest, how much rich
er the country is now than it was at the be-
ginning Of the war.
Reports of said committees, with all ac-
companying documents, to be published as
soon as received, for the benefit of ''all in
quiring friends. '-Blu6ton (Md) Banner.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-05

To Our PATRoNs.-Wc would again
remind our readers that this season of the
year is time when they are constantly La
BILE to sudden coughs, influenza, sore throat
&c, while the children are in the constant
danger from Group, throat and lung COM
plants. 1t is important that every head of
family should provide remedy that is
ready at all times for immediate use wheth-
er assajled at the dead hour of night, with
the breaking out of hard cold, the racking
of a violent cough, or the children with
the most danger of all diseases-croup--o
at the midday hour, you should always be
prepared. In Goes Cough Balsam, you
will find ready and effectual remedy
1t grapples and controls instantaneously the
most stubborn coughs, while in Group it is
a sovereign cure. The price is but forty
cents per bottle-the bottles twice the size
of any other at the same price, Delays are
dangerous. You should always have it in
the house. 1t can be found at all our drug
stores I'm.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-05
$40 ReVard.-Lost or stolen on t

SO Revard.-Lost or stolen on the
day before Christmas, large Black New
Foundland Dog, with some white on his
breast and fore feet, and perhaps on his
hind feet and it may be few white hairs
in the end of his tail. Had on when he went
away, a leather collar. Any person return
ing said Dog to the subscriber in Millers-
burg, Ohio, shall have the above reward,
or any person giving notice where he may
be found shall be literally rewarded.
JAM 2d* w. w. STEPHENS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-01-05

FITHT AS You NoTE.-The supporters
of Lincoln have voted for vigorous pros
ecution of the war;" and to continue it un-
til the last man and the last dollar have been
used up, if slavery is not sooner abolished.
They contend that the verdict of the cleo
ton is just that. Now, having thus voted
in favor of continued war, common honesty
requires that they join in it personally. 1t
is the part of "A sneak and coward to vote
for war for Others to fight who do not de-
sire to do so. 1t is the part of a sneak and
coward to refuse to do what you vote to
make others do; and every able bodied 10y
al Lacquer should be shamed into enlistng
at once. The women and children should
point their fingers at them and cry shame
and call them towards, until they are forced
either to shoulder the musket or to cease
their talking and voting in favor of con-
tinual war.