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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-08

PrO6tablGEmDlOVmGnt,

We desire to engage u few more Agents TO sell
the World Renowned improved BUCkEl T..
SEWING MACHINE, at II liberal salary or ON
Commission. A Horse and Wagon given to
Agents. Full Particulars furnished on appl-
ication. Address w \ HENDERSON Il 90.
General Agents, Cleveland, Ohio, y 1t Louis,
Mo.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-08

NEXT THIRTY DAYS
EsFor the Latest Styles in DRESS GOODS faz Il
Go to MELFANE'S.
ssFor good and cheap WATERPROoF CLOTHS in all coo
and at panic prices,
Go to MULVANE'S.
GsFor BUCK GLOVES, Lined and Unlined, awful Cheap
Go to MULVANE'S.
the largest and Fancy Cassimeres
this market and prices too that you won't fail purchase
az@HFaGr Go to MULVANE'S.
EsFor great falling oin the price of Pasey&Broche Shaw
Go to Null VANE'S.
Es-You can buy Fancy Woolen Shawl, SO CHEAPyy Z -
1II4A UlludU0 ~ MoL'NAN IN fS.sk F'S. q
GsIe latest styles in Wooen Hoods and Nubias be had
by calling
At MULTANE'S. q
s For Nice Plaid Dress Pattern 8FTEF fnYFW .TgEr
Go to MULTANE u
EsThe Ladies find Real Black Gipure Laces
,,,. N ~ At MUL TANE'S.
EssFor full line of Dress Trimmings &C.,
Go to MULTANE'S.
EeFor Fine Beaver and Veveteen Coaings, fIt,iH 1t
GO to MT1LTANE'S. ~4
re- certainly buy cheaper Boulevard Skirts, in all col
or at MULvANE than any other place in t, q f5 Vt
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-08
CATARRH!
Wells CaTbOliC Tablets !

For Coughs, Colds & Hoarseness.
These Tablets present the Acid in combina-
tion with other efficient remedies. in II popular
form, for the cure of all Throat and Lung dis
eases.
Hoarseness and liberation of the Throat are
relieved. and statements are con-
stantly being sent to the proprietor of relief in
cases OF Throat difficulties Of years standing.
Don't he dereived by worthless
SduLlUll. limitations. Get Only Wells Car
bolic Tablets. Price % cents per Box. JOHN
q. KELLOGG, Platt St, New York. send for
Circular. Soleagent for the U. ;. levi
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-08
Milford, Ohio. October II, GO

Milford, Ohio. October II, GO
Proprietors DIR. Crooks Wine OF Tar:
The people are perfectly crazy
over the merits of DIR. Crooks
Wine of Tar. One man has told
me it was the best medicine he
ever saw; another said it was
curing him of a long standing
cough; another that it was cur
ing his daughter of the dyspepsia;
another said he could cat any
thing since he began taking it.
Resp'y, II. 7. SHOEMAKER.
Montpelier, Vermont, 1870.
Proprietors DR.. Crooks Wine of Tar;
have used DR.. Crooks Wine of
Tar for liver complaint, and be-
heve it has no equal.
GEO. Merck.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-08

fSEE@9 Best selling books ex-fsYy2.YRs
N43S&SS8tant. Works of absorb k72ss373kS
AE30Ne;Eing interest gents wan-t s4 4a4121&H
REEE77&ted. fS pages Extracts, 1fsS14y1I8
Sa Sample Engravngs, Girl :.
-<esAAzasculars, &C. free.
@. Z. Vent, Pub, Gin, o., and IS Aurray st, NY
Agents also wanted for Chicago and he Great
C0nfdgrq,tion, by Colbert Il ChamberlIn, Edi-
tors Chicago Tribune. 5aS octave pages. Fully
illustrated. 5000 sold. Address us above, or
j. :. L GOLDMAN, Chicago, or Edward L. HOvey.
Boston, or Fred NJ. Smith, Auburn, y. Y, or
Walton & Co., indianapolis, Ind.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-08

NSHc month to sell our Universal Cement,
nSiO Combination Tunnel, Button Hole
Gutter and other articles. Saco Novelty Co.,
JacO Me- tl-4tt.s-..a a3w5
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-08
At THE BOOK STORE,

for 81. The Map is the hest ever published, is O
feet hy I, and embraces all the country living
between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Ey-
cry family should have one. 22m?
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-08

Is in better shape than it has ever been. Our
Doors and Sash are nothing but first class, bet
ter and stronger made thanTany Others sold in
town First and second Premiums taken 1T
the Holmes County Fair.
We sell the best PURE LEAD in town. We
arc agents for the genuine Crystal PaluceWhite
Lead and the Eureka Lead Paint Co.. of which
we have II different shades. Better and cheap
er than those mud paints sold by the gallon. No
gallon dodge about our paints.
Our stock of Horse Blankets has just arrived.
Bran new stock. No old ones lest from last
year, half rotten or moth eaten. They are bet
ter and cheaper than they were last year. We
bought them cheaper than anybody else. We
have already sold our first arrival of Lapiiobes.
The second arrival is on hand, Just as chcas rs
our first ones
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-02-08
Rifles, Shot-Guns, Revolvers.
$40 from SOC.

IL samples sent postage paid for Fifty Cents
that retail easily for $40. X. l. Wolcott, y. Y.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06
Reec.,rr o., G.rsu, mar.

MrS Stove gito- cha acIer.
istIc account of sramm ,ticaI exercise
ut which her brother lIoory Ward
Bcrchcr assisted IN his schoo
days. Young Beecher was ~ tull of
fun aud msob'sf ~ at present. Tbs
teacher wAs dr,.ins her chldreG iu
the RI !lmcnts:
Now. Henry" said she A is tho
indefinite Article. you sec and must be
used ouly with the singular number.
You can say "A man., but YOU can't
say "a men, eau you ~
Yes, | egn say amen too wss
tho rejoodcr. Father says it al
ways at the end of PRAYERS
"Cume. Henry, don't be jokiog ;
define she.
"Ye see. 'his' is possessive. Now
you can say his book bat you cannot
say him BOOK"
"Ycs, do say hymn boGk,' too,"
said the impract'cablc pupil With u
qnzzical twukle,
Each one OF these sallies pade Lis
young teacher lau.h, which was the
victory he wanted.
+" But, now. Henry, seriously, just
atleud to the acrive aud passive voice.
No, II strlk. is active you see, ber
cause fyou strike, you do something.
But'l am struck is passive. because
# you'r struck you don't do auythiog,
do you 7" s -. t.
Yes do ; strike back again, =
After about s's months, Henry was
reluraed on his parents hands, with
the reputation Of being pa ioveterass
joker and Indifferent s0aslar: s "a
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06
Laws Relating TO Newspapers.

We Eave born aSke to give tho
law, as il stands rotating to newspa.
pors and subscribers.
|. Subscribers wb, 10 not give OK
press 'tice TO thr contrary ars con-
sIi"ritc wishing to coutlnuo their
Subscription.
.. II subscribers rrler the disron-
li"nancc OF their periodicals., the pub.
Usher may continue TO Srud them un-
I'LL all arrearagrs are paid.
3. II Subscribers neglect or refuse
T., take thrir pcriO ilcals from the niii -
to which they nro directed, they arc
held Responsible nut'l they h,vc set ,
tied their bills, nul ordcrei ,hep dis
cnutiau,d.
t. II subscribers move to other
places without Informing the publish
erS. and the papers are sent 10 t o f,r-
n'er direction they are Md res, ,,on-
-lbe.
|. g. The courts have decided That
refusing to take pcriI ilcAls from the
nitice, or removing an leaving them
unc,lIed Tor, is prime ./ucte evidence
OF international fraud
t. Any person who receives nrws-
paper aud mikes use OF 1t, wncrhrr
he has ordered II or not, is hell in
law 20 BE- u sGLses Der.
I. II subscribers pay IA alvano
they are bonnh to give u,ticc t, tha
publisher AZ the end OF their time II
they do not wish 10 roniInu t,king it (;
other" i,e the publish IL authorized
10 sad it IN. an thi suD,cribsis will
be responsible until au express notice,
with pay ment Of all arrrar, is sent To
he publisher.
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rcrsonal Appearance Of Jesus.

A correspondent of the washiDglor
ChronicIe writes "On Sunday last
Rev. DIR. Newman delivered q dis
course upon tho humanity Of Jesus
Christ, in which he stated that moth
ing had beeu handed down to us 10
regard to His personal appearance
many different views being entertain. &.
I'd on that subject. Inclosqd you
will 6ud letter written by Publius
Lentulus, president of Judea, aud sent
by him 10 the Senate of Rome, wheu
the fame Of Jesus began to spread
abroad 10 tho world. These arc bis
words
There lives at this time in Judea
a man Of s'ugulur virtue, whose name
is Jesus Christ, whom tho barbsrians
esteem prophet, but his own follow.
.ers adore Him as the offspring Of the
immortal God. He calls back the
dead from their graves, aud heals all
sorts Of diseases with word or II
touch. lie IS tall and well shaped /;
OF 40 amicable, reverend aspect. His
hair OF color that eau hardly be
matched, falling into graceful curls
below His ears, and very agrceably
touching on His shoulders, parting 90
the crown Of the head. like the Naxa-
rite. Ills forehead is smooth aud
large: His cheeks without other spot
save that OF lovely red; His nose
and mouth formed with cquisitc SYM
metry His beard thick, AID color
suitable to the hair oi His head. reach
ing an inch below his chin aud part
in 10 the middle like u fork His
eyes bright. cloar anl serene. lie re-.
Dukes with maje-ty, cousels with
miIduees; His whole address, wheth-
in word or deed, being elegant aud
grave. No mau has seen h,m laugh
but Ho has w'pt frequently. lie is
very temperate, modest and wise
a man, for his excellent beauty aud
divine perfection, surpassiog the chill
drcn OF m0n.'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06
A sad story.

Lila Jacobs was formerly u beau,i-
iuI woman, and the bonored wife of
good citizen, who provided literally
for all her wants, aud gave her home
OF comfort aud plenty, Her attrac-
tive personal appearance made herthe
object Of the attentions Of one ia whose
heart u scheme for bcr ruiz had been
'a'd, anf touch Of vanity that male
her susceptible of fa,ery was taken
advantage of by this individual, who
had an accomplished wife, to prepare
her for the qualification Of his b ,se pas
s'ons. The vain and beautiful wsn,an
fell ; her husband cast her OF; and
after time her soducer also dicarded
her with scorn.
Ida Jacobs then commenced her
rapid descent to the had. and now. IT.
she Is still alive, is sunk 10 the lowest
depths reached by "a woman OF the
town. On Sunday last, doubtless
from the effects OF her vices, she WIS
stricken blind and helpless from par
alysi-, aud when our rep ,rtcr hen
from her ihi, morning, was " ing in II
wrelched hoveI ina til by alley. un-
conscious OF her position aud suppose!
to be dying. "his is the change
wrought by vice in few brief year, /;
IRON oucc brl bit and happy homc,
AMI loving, doing husband. TO thc
lowest depths Of disgrace and misery.
AT Cincinnati Ida Jacobs his a
brother living. He is a gentleman Of
wealth aud influence, aud hi. b social
p )sitiou, anl his oamc is Harris. lie
was tclegraphcd for on Sunday, and
urged TO come aud do some, hing tor
his laIlen sister, or at least soothe her
dying moments. But up 10 this morn
iug he has not arrived, NOR had any
answer been received To tho telegram
IL is very likely that poor Ida JACOBS,
like many another unfortunate, Just
like her, will die alone and uumourn-
cd, with no Que near even to close her
eyes. Poor unfortnnltc Miy be.
however, God will give her interval
ior rcpen aEce, aud send an au.el ui
mercy 10 guide her over the dark riv
cr-LOuscWc Ledge,
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Captain Ktdd,s Treasure.

The fortune. hunters Of New Jersey
have some new disc lvories 10 specu-
'a,e upon, and if the assertions of
$ome recent 6uders OF coin are to be
believed, one OF their number has at
last definitely located the spo: where
Tho pirate Kidd concealed bis treas
ure. ~
F'om Cold Spring, Cape My couu-
~, eo@e. story OF tho discovery of a
chest containius 49,, 1000. on the Dick
Thompson farm. near Fishing creek
Two men. one Of whom bears the name
al Garretson, were 'iisging dichcs On
the farm, which is NV owned BY
Garrctson, when they hallcj up tho
money chest
The cIiu, they say. is so old hat it
is sc freely possible tor them To- tell the
exact value of the pieces, bat III"
larger part j. gold, the pieces brin
ahout the size Of twsot, -t,t sr gnl,i
pieces. It's sail iurti''n act
C,prain k'ii's unmo wa foinl IN.
prInled 90 th chest. Th-rc b , pe,n
a periodical excitement IA lh, pa,r
for the last forty wears. ani this re-
port has caused a s'n,atioh thar ha,
effected the county for mites around
An oySlrrn ~. Jrrcmiih Van Pch,
also claims IT, have ipini trtr,. Of
C'Ptaio kidi or somcbo " rI,,. n,ar
+ izibihp"rt. While dredging for
oysters oil The shore. ou Sl,urIay, he
rakei up three silver pieces. the in-
scrip ions upon which are scato"ly
legible. Money has been found at
tLc same spot bcf,re. AMI about forty
years ago hundreds of treasure seekers
dug up the land before the sea had en-
croIchrd upon il.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06

Here is iittle story which Illus
tratcs the great power Ut 1--we. a
kind Christian laIy, in one OF her
visits Of charity, found poor. destitute
little orphan girl, aud brought her t.
her own house. The lite stranger Ut
first would take ~ comfort, out sat
down weeping in the hail. The chll.
dren of the house endoavprod to make
friends with her aud draw her into
the parlor. but they could not 81
they said to their mother: " Shc
will not como and play with Us. She
will not leave the hall.
There is a secret" said the lady
by which you can bring her when
you like. 1t is secret 10 four letters
Try il you can dni it out y
The eldest sister took tho lead
searching eagerly among all her pret-
liest playtbiuss. 81 know what il is,
cried she "it is d.o.il.' So she
brou. ht her best doll and odcred 10
give it to the child il sh, wGuld come
into the parIor. No; it was u failure
The next in age said to herself,
" mulf is spelled with four letters, :"
and brought her fue mua-a Christ
mas preseut but she would not touch
the muf, nor even look at il.
Grace, the youngest, could thiak OF
nothing worth offering after this, but
STOOD looking on in sorro W, uotil at
length, foIlos wing an iusLioct Of her
own, she sat down beside the little
stranger and cried too. Then Pres-
eu,Iy, she took her By the hand, and
enoircliog her oeck with her owo tiny
arm, SIZE drew tho weeping head near
er aud nearer, and imprinrei geatIe
kiss upon her check. This decided
the battle. There wa, nothing SAID,
~
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----H------ -
In the Wrong Red.

An. amuslug inciicut occurred in
Boston last week. A lady weul up
starr to put her little sou TO bed, aud
as -hc WAS about TO light the gas tao
child hearing u sound of breilhug
crlcd out, "Oh, mamma, there's Il do,
IN the bed " Guess not, child,
ant no dog" in an angfy childish
tone, came from the bed. Turuiu j,
toward tho couch, the Ia ly saw two
eyes, shining Ike balls OF iiru in tho
darkness. SEEING her child, ran
atillShted aud st, Gaming to the street.
Two policemen were summoned. Wuh
clubs and dark lantern, in hand they
Invested the cham .cr, aui whun The
gas was turned on, there snu:ly Co l.
died up under tho bed clolhe, was II
four or hse year old darkey, as self
POSSESSED as il npon MS moIhcr's knee
Who are you!' said the officer
d" Horrce Greeley Bennett sir" said
the child. Where do you live 2
In Anderson street" GLOW did
you come here ?" "Fathcr went out
wild dc ice cream and | tuck u walk -
The little fellow had seen the front
door opcp, aud catered. Going qui
city up stairs aud finding au unotcu-
pied bed, no laid his drowSy form
upon it Tor rest. Tue laiy's heart
had ceased 10 throb with iaa aud.
giving Horace Greeley Bennett u
doughnut shc consigned him TO the
custody of the puIlce, who sent hm
hUme.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06
Singular Revenge.

A correspondent OF the Albany Er
press writes :-Aoout torly years ago
there resided iu the town OF Jackson,
Washington county, we'll to do far.
NOR hy the naWe of Ferguson. lie
was Industrious and frugal, but after
time became addicted 10 the use of
Intoxicating drinks, and when under
the influence Of his lasorite beverage
would be llbeaul to such an extent that
he would give away auy property
which might bo at his disposal at the
time, Fearing that he would thus
quander all his effects, a com mission
vas obtained aud the property placed
q the hauls OF his son, Wnen tho
,apers were served on tho Old mao 10
sparked, "Yoa have nkeq my prop
,ty from me. have y,u, aai are ob.is.
d TO support AMI take care OF me 7
Ve,l then, take care of ms " lIe i'm
,sdiately took 10 hts bed aad coutiu
ed TO remain there day aud night foe
Ssnty years. For the first few
ears he would got up aud sh we hun
elf every Saturday, aud than imae-
lately take to his bed agaia bnv
,r the last fifteen years Of his Lille b,
sas waited upon as ap infant, not
vltnstaadios ho enjoyed good hcal,h,
md was IN the possession u all his iac-
'l'i's, usOs.la and physical, -'
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o! Others aud that tho story Of, her
lifo, she hoped, might at least be USE
ful, by proving that Innocence excu-
scs not great ,ni'decds, ID thsy tend 10
anyway 70 tho destruction of the
commonwealth. Z ~ ''.
Aftcr uttsriog these words, she
caused hersslfto. be disrobed by her
women, and with steady, serene
couptepauce. submitted herself to the
execationer. HUME.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-06-06
La dy Jane Gray.

sceuded from the royal lioe Of Eng.
land BY both her parents. She was
carefully educated in the priucip'es
Of the reformation and her wisdom
and virtue rendered her q shining ex.
ample to her sex. Bat it was her lsl
to continue only short periol on
this stage of being Tor, in early life
she leli u sacrifice 10 the wild ambi.
'iou Of the duke of MOI thumbcrlaud
who promnted marriage Between
her and his 500, lord Gullford bud.
Icy aud raised her TO the throne Of
Eogland, in opposition to the rights
Of Mary and Elizabeth.
AT the tiue Of their marriage, she
was only about eighteen year, Of age;
aud her husband was also very young;
a season of lifo very unequal to op-
pose the interested view, of artful
aud a-P P'ring mon, who, instead of
exposing thcm to danger, should
have been tho protectors Of their in.
nocence and youth.
This extraordinary young person,
besides the solid endow ments of pie
ty and virtue, possessed the most en-.
gazing disposition, tbe most accom-
plished parts; and being Of an equal
age with king Edward vi, she had
received all her education with him,
aud seemed even to possess q greater
facility in acquiring every part Of
manly and classical literature.
She had attained u knowledge of
the Roman and Greek languages, us
we'll As Of several modern tongues
had passed most OF her time in an
application TO learning F.; aud express,
ed a great influence for other ocupa.
tions aud amusements usual with hor
sex spd station.
Roger Aschsm. tutor to the lady
Elizabeth. having at one time paid
nor a visit, found her employed in
reading Plato, whilo the rest Of the
family were engaged in u party Of
hun'ing in the park; aud upou his
admiring the siogulari,y of her choice,
she told him, that she received more
pleasure from : hat author, than othors
could reap from all their sport aud
gsie'y.
Her heart, replete with this love OF
literature aud seriou, studies, anil
with tenderness towards her husband,
who was deserving Of her affection,
had never opened itself TO the aa,ter-
ing allurements efapbitiou and ths
information Of her advance meat to
the throne, was by no means ayrse-
able 10 her. She even refused 10 ac-
cept the crowuj pleaded the prefera-
BILE right Of the two princesses ex-
pressed her dread ofths couseq
attending an enterprise 80 dangerous.
not to say 10 criminal aud desired to
ren'sio 10 that private station 10
which she was born. saisr.aoa1 sa.
Overcome ut last with the sotrea-
ties rather than the reasons, Of her
father and fathsr-in.lsw, aad above ell
u her hgsbvpd, che submitted 70 their
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49, ~----~- - - - -~.>.-------
Verses Supposed TO be written By Alex
auder seIklrk During BIS solitary
sbOdc In the bland Of Juan Fefnnn!

| an monarch Of all I survey, ..l,s,s VI
My right there Is none TO dispute; r
From the centre all round 10 The sea,
] am lord OF the fowl and the brute. N 3.
Oh solitude where are the charms. NV
That soges have seen in thy face
Better dwell IN the midst Of alarms.
Than reign In this horrible place. F
lam ont OF humaniiy's reach
] must finish my journey alone
Never hear the sweet mu sic Of speech
] start al the sound Of nv own.
The beasts that roam over the plain,
Ny form with Inference see . VIZ t.si
They are 90 unacquainted with man,
Their tameness is shocking 10 me. tI
Society, friendship. and love.
DiviDely bestowed upon man,
oh had the wings OF a dove,
How soon would I taste you again
My sorrows then might assuage
In the ways ofrelieiou aud truth
Might learn from the wisdom Of age.
And be cheer'd by the sallies OF youth.
Religion. what treasure uuioll.
Resides in that heavenly word
More precious than silver or gold,
Or all that this earth eau afford.
But the sound OF the church going bell,
These vallies aud rocks mover heard
Meier sighed Of the sound Of knell.
Or smild when the sabbath appeared.
fe winds that have made me your sport,
Convey 10 this desolate shore,
Some cordial endsaring report
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George Fiory d Son. proprietors.

e@0pen Day aud Night for the accom-.
mediation Of travellers. A first, class Res.
taurant is attached TO the hotel. where
Meals at all hours can be had. Terms
sareonabre. .r.i. 9.43-tf
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One coiasssess year 5000.
One half column. one year, s0s0O.
One fourth column, one year, rsf 1900.
One square no linesl one insertion Is.
Every additional insertion 90.
Profsssional and Business cavds' 81 = =
not more than ave lines, per year. 500
Auditor. Executor. Administrator
and Assignes notice. I'D $50.
Editorial notices per line IS.
All advertisements for q shorter period
than one year are payable At the time
they are ordered, aud " not paid the per-
sou ordering them will be held responsible
for the money. .' 30