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MARCH 8, I860
THURSDAY. .
LOl'AL AM) MISCELLANEOUS.
j
Gone East.
J. K. Koni nml J. CititRttviioi Mrs liavo gone
last to buy their spring goods.. Tlioy started 011
Tuesday niomitig'Ust.
Favors Received.
W nro indebted, to Hon. C. N. Titch. Hon.
C. L. VM.ANntniMM, Hon. Jami: Cram, SmiiUir
Eason and Representative Tankyiuli. for publiu
document.
Job Printing.
We rio fully prepared to do all kinds of Job
Printing In pood style, on abort notice, and on
reaionablc terms.
New Subscribers.
We are under iniiny obligations to Captain H.
F. Poonps, Mr. Anhrkw Dbnai.o and others for
new aulisciibers during the past week. The work
goes bravely on .
Primary Election.
In to-day's paper we publiab a call for tho De
mocracy of thia township to nominate a ticket.
Tho officers to bo elected are a Justiceof tho Foaco
la place of Lkwii Donald, Esq., threo Trustees,
Clerk, Treasurer, Assessor, Constables and Supervisors.
The Second Term.
(Jeoroi F. Kewtom, Esq., commonced his sec
ond term of Auditor of thia county on Monday last.
No county can boast of a more ellicient, accomo
dating and gentlemanly Auditor than Mr. New
ton has proven himself to be. He is always at
bis post, and everything about tho oflice la, with
the assistance of his ellicient Clerk, A. J. Bell,
kept in"applo pio order."
Cincinnati Horse Auction.
We learn tho Cincinnati Horse Auction and
private sale stables, No. 24 East-Fifth Street, Cin-i-iimati,
are doing a very largo and satisfactory
busiuess. These stables are kept by Messrs. E. J.
Lovei.ano nnd II. Myers, formerly of thia county,
nnd S. FF.inm.KV, of Tuscarawas. Tho numerous
friends of these gentlemen initios part of tho State
will be pleased to learn that they are meeting
w ith success, of whkn ihey are deserving.
Weimer & Steinbacher.
Wholesale and Retail dealers in GroOerics,
Drugs, kc, Akron, Ohio, arc now receiving their
spring stock which surpasses that of any other ag
mirtmciit ever brought to Northern Ohio. They
sell a largo amount of goods to Holmes county.
The chief reasons for this is that the communica
tion with Akron is direct, and Messrs. W. k S.
are highminded, honorable business men, who sell
goods on short prolits and deal satisfactorily with
their customers.
Weimer & Steinbacher. The Death of Seneca---Thrilling Incident
in the Early Settlement of Holmes
County.
The country which now composes in part the
counties of of Holmes nnd Coshocton, that through
which tho jvillbuek runs, in early days was a fine
buntiug ground, and a favorite hnuiit of the "Red
Men of tho Forest." This imimcdiate ueghbor.
hood was on their trail from the F.ast to the West
Men are yet living in this vicinity who endured
the tria Is and hardships incident to a front ier life ;
and they relate many thrilling ttori.-s of bloody
adventures, and hair-breadth escapes from the sav
age Indians.
Prominent among the Indian chiefs who lived
iuthe first quarter of the present century is the
name of Seneca, w1h was chief of a tribe ofluili
eus known by tli.it name. HUtory gives a promi
nent place to him and his tribe, but the particulars
of bis death find no puico upon the record. That
he lived, every one knows; that he died, has been
established in every mind by the immutable decrees
of nature; but how, when or where he died is not
known to probably more than a dozen persons now
living.
Jacob Ammonii, now a resident of Coshocton
County, who was a soldier in the war of 1HI, and
fought bravely for his country, lived, in the year
f in a log cabin about ono mile North of Mil
lersburg, on lands now owned Mr. Jamis Henoer
win. Seneca was a frequenter of this neighbor
hood. Mr. Ammond owned two guns. During
the Bummer of 1&1G, Seneca borrowed a gun from
Ammond to take with him to Seneca County, O.,
which he agreed to return in two weeks. Three
weeks passed away and the gun was not returned
Mr. Ammonii beenmo uneasy about bis gun, which
was much more valuable then than it would be
now, and be sent word to Seneca to bring it home,
The Chief brought tho gun to Ammond'b cabin,
but be appeared to be in a very bad humor. He
remained about tho cabin for nn hour or two and
started oft hunting. He shortly returned and told
Ammonii that ho had a bear near Mile Pond,
which ho wanted him to come and help kill.
Mile Pond is a swamp or pond a short distance
outh of this place, which w as so named from the
fact of it beiug a mile in length. It is, however,
quite narrow; and at the time of which we write
it was densely surrounded with trees and under
brush. Ammond feard that it was him instead of
a bear that Seneca wanted to kill, lie communi
cated these fears to his wile w ho advised him not
to go. He at first refused to go but after delib
erating over the matter he concluded thalhe would
be safer there where he could watch Seneca, and
have an equal chance with him, than he would
if taken eltewhero by surprise. He gave Seneca
one gun aud kept the most trusty one himself, and
started. When they arrived at the poud Seneca
told hitn to take one side of the pond and he would
take the other, which he did. He, however, kept
bis eye on Seneca instead of looking for a bear.
It was not long until he saw the Chief hide behind
tree and aim at him. He carelessly got a tree
between rango'of Seneca's gun and himself, leavo
iug enough of his clothing exposed to bo shot at
without injuring him. Seneca's gun burnt prim
ing and while he was behind the tree fixing it tor
second trial Ammond took dcliberato aim and
when Senica exposed his head he fired and killed
him. Mr. Ammond, although a bold, brave man,
was very much frightened at what ho had done.
Not so much at the act of killing Seneca to save
his own life, but ho feared that the Chief had
other Indiana in ambush to aid him in caso he
needed their assistance. He ran some fivo miles
down the crook, and becoming satisfied tliat he
was not pursued ho came carefully back on the
ridge. He crept up near enough to where Seneca
lay to see that ho had not been disturbed, and dis
covering thia his fears were overcome. He strip
ped somo elm bark and with it tied a largo stoue
to Seneca 'a body, arid carrying him into the pond
us f.ir as he could wadu he let him sink, aud this
was the last of tho renowned Seneca.
For forty years Mr. Ammond kept this tragic af
fair a profound secret. Ho thnn had learned
enough of law to know that he could not be pun
islied for it, and revealed tb0 matter to our countr
Recorder, from whom wc louru these lutrticulitra.
'This scrap of biBtory is no staiu upon the character
of Mr. A. If it was we would not publish it.for we
Uold in too high regard the gallant men who niado
the "wilderness to blossom as the rose," to mar
their old age with ono unkind word, and we cher
ish too muoh lovo for the bravo vctrans of the war
of 1813, who bear the scars of our second war of
independence, and who are sinking under tho
weight of years in bring one pang to their patriotic
rraIH.
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Gone East.
n. Coiin, the rlotliinf; man, lias pone East for
lila apriiiK supply. Ho Intends hiijring hr-ar
awick air! wiling tlmm out nt iiiiiinnally low
pricr-s. Rein up your liorsog alien yon got to
corner.
Hymeneal.
During llie rnonlli of January Judo Bacvoem
1iwii.n1 mnniapo lircn.o to t), following parties t j
(.'iir(;o W. Snider anil Martba O . Wood ; lietilion.I
Carpenter, Jr. nnd l.ylU H.inlh GeorKo Drown I
,' , . .. . i ..i ,,
andSnnih Ann Aliin.ba.igln f.ltnnrf. Y. Dobba
and Kliza Sliatxel; Hubert Mathewson ami Nancy
MeCoukeyi Thomas II. Mitchell and Margaret
Tldball j George Mceblerand Margaret nranslstol
tcri Charles Schrocder and Martha Thayer;
.loHcph Hiirbnugli and Mary Allcxhousoi Jamea
Hull and Maria A. McCorintnkt Charles W. Row
nnd Piirnli Woodruff; J. R. Conner and Sarah
Prnst. During the month of February license was
issued to William Kazer and Elizabeth Over
holtzerj Renjiimiii Kazer and Sarah J. Klmc;
Thomas L. Arnold and Rebecca Daniels; Fred
crick Leibold and Josephine Rinkenborgcr; Bar
nard Young and Nancy Smith; Thouina Ducber
and Margaret A. Sharp; James II. Croskey aud
Wealthy Zenrs; Deiiiel Gilbert and Maria E'
Brink ; Daniel filinpc and Jane I.ee.
bt-loro
Hymeneal. MARRIED.
M A R li I EDI lly Rev. U? J. Knisely, on the"
4th Inst,, at the residence of Air. li. Cohn, Mr.
LEOPOLD WEIGAND and Miss CAROLINE
11AAD.
of
COMMERCIAL.
Millersburg Market.
Tlour f) bbl
Wheat y bushel
Ryu....
Com
Wnrley
Oats
Clover Seed V bushel. . . .
Tiniothv Soeii. . . ." ,
Flax Seed " ,.
Dried Apples "
Dried Peaches. . . ."
Bacon J lb
Butter V lb
Lard tp lb
Tallow
Eggs f)doz
Potatoes Tfl bushel
Hay Y'ton
Wood per cord
Coal per bushel
Feathers per lb
Rags
Beeswax
. . .$l,f(Va 6,75
. . 1,13 I, SO
7oc
tide
WfitKta
H7i,o
3,00
2,0(Hi2,25
$11111
1 ,25
3,011
.... 7c
120
PC
StfelOc
10c
2ftc
7,00
2,00
Ho
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
C. Z. & C. R. R.
Trains tcave Millcrliiirjr :
FTproHr
Ai'Com.iioilalinn
A' rive at Millernlmrir :
Airf'nmmndatlnn
KxpreB
.fl:t5 A. M.
V. M.
4X1 r. M.
12:40 A. M.
in
Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne & Chicago R. R.
l.cavc Orrville, noiao west.
....7.41 p r.
...7,82 A. M.
Muil
GOING EAST.
Fprrss.
Mull
..lli.lll A. M.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1860.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
"'J-u tw-1
T IT. 4-1 J
Railroad.
Great National Route
TermliirilfS nt Wellington ami PMfmorc nn Ihe Eat,
nn'i Wheeling, Hen wood and l'arkamhurff on Ui Went,
at which ptneeft it uniicg with Knilru'trit BtfHniurt Jtc.
ftvr and fiom nil pointo fn the
At
or
aiMi
West, Southwest and Northwest.
TWO TRAINS
I.ravc Whfellnp dall.r at VZ&b V. M. and lit:!1 P. M.
fHif Train itmvcn l'Aik'iK(mi d;iit nt H;2.i 1. M.
Direct cnnectto-i are mad by ttieje Tr-Un
live
will
and
FOR All THK KaSTKRN CITIK8.
Tli'ti Ik the only rniiit- to Wnshiuiftnti v.tv,
tiTTai-iiyerit by til in rutu can vimIi Halttinorft, Phil
iidelphia. New Vork a d It-.Ktfm, at tire co.it nf a Ticket to
BHtnn iiloni' hv nthrvl'mi.
itw'ThmuKli Tielit't to tin' FMtrn iUvn cn !) pro
niii'.id via arthlngion ('My, at ah ad'litioual charge of
tun dnllarft.
Time as itil""V anrt rdrnn low nn hy any othr rontf;.
ItHj'iiro firtlrktu via tha lt.tlifnitrt and Ohio KiU
riad. at my of thi priiii-timl llailr iii Otllce in tli
V..at. K V KI'M,KK.xi.-itM W..nr,.rn Aircnt.
L M. t'Ol.K, it'-Ufml Tifkvt Aumt.
W. P. Smith, Maiite:-TtanuMirtalion. n)
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.
JtSrTIIE "II()LAK.S ouxty
TEa.'HKRS' 1N8TITCTK" will nritanti!.. in Njnhvlllc on
tho llrt Tui .day In Aiiil, ItCU, nt 111 oVI.u k A. M.
Itti. hnped thut iIht will he a aviu.rat ativmlanev of
tuaclu-i-a and atl pcraoua of (dncwrh'ti.
K. SI'tlOkKIl, PrMlilrnt,
S. II. SIIKKI.O' K,S, tiatury.
rio
NOTICC.
fFPIPK tK Tllr
CO. j-
PITTSBUItOH, PT. WAVNK A CIIH'Ano R. R. CO.
Pitntluircli, Ffbruaryno, 1-vrtti.
if THP, ANM'AI. MKKTINt. "I the St,i,-khohleii hi
th'. ' j'lifh'i n, tt Wayne ana L-u.c tjra tunlroitil Coin
will ho h-hl nt the Koomi nf the HOAUI) OK
THAI-K, in tho City of PiUHhurjc, on TL'IDA V, the JiTih,
March next, at Jo o'clock, A. M. at which time the
Rfijort of the Jtlrcctort.of th year a ill Ik; iTt-scnted
The election ft.r Fifteen DirectHrs to nerve ihe e?iMimir
year, be h-.l at the lame a'e, on WKDNtHDAY,
hip iiui proximo, ai v o ciock, a. to.
The rrannfer ronks will be cloned from the lHh to 3Hth
Marei, hoth inclusive; and th holders of htnr-k in the
Ohio ami Pnnnsvlvania, Ohio ami Indiana, or Ft. Wayne
and Chh'aKO Railroad Companies, which have not been
ennveruu into the stock of the new company at that lliue,
will not he entitled to wte at Btihl elcctlun,
Htockho'ders present in t? their oertiHtes ofStnrk in
this Company to the ticket Agent, at the Htallon nenn-vt
ihetr place of reside ncc, ill be furnished with u, free
ticket from that Ht at ion to Pittsburgh nd return, ood
pomp Kat , Marrh itiiii and S.'tb going Wost, March 9rth
JOaj.a th, and Bint.
By order of the Prrnldent.
AL'litSTL'S BRAD LEV, Socretory.
From the Cincinnati GaaetU 1
B AUTLEIT'S COMMERCIAL
COIXMIK. The Prlboipnl of this old and denervedlv most
popular liutitutlwii of the kind in this country, has been
yoais known to the business community as the ouiy
instructor, in the higher branches of commercial science.
fact Mr. BurHett has no competitor in his line. He
view Mr. BartU-tt'a are and most lemarkablu work on
commerce and banking, and they will doubt uo longer.
CARD. A MI S SI ON A It V LATE
V I,Y returned from Japan, has brought with Mm
receipt which has cu ed thousands, who were surferliis
from Consumption, Bronchitis and debility. I obtained
from a learned Physician, In the great I'lty of Jeddo.
Having been cured hy It myself of Consumption, a lien
other means had failed, I am desirous of benefiting
sending this receipt, to all alio may need it, free of
charge. Address with stamp, for arVplv.
Kev. W UXIAM UOSUHOVK,
(n lici6.) No. 2$ Baltic Strewt, Beookl n, N. Y ,
.Moirat'ft LlfePilU and Pbcnix lJitterT.
case of Svrqfubt, tf'ivr, Sfurwt or Eruption of
the skin, the ojteration of the lAt't Mtdicinr it truly
astonishing, rftea removing, in a few days, every vestige
these loathsom diseases, hy tlifir purifying etreotx on
the tIoo. Ml tout Vcsr ' iigue Dynptprtit,
Irnpi f'ft'A, and In short, most all diseases soon
d to their curative properties. No faintly should he
without them, as by their timely use much suffering and
exeusu ntay he saved. For eulo by J. K, RA1KF,
(n47yl) Millemburg, 0.
3rMIlS. WINSLOW An experi-
enced nurse and female phyiitnn, hns a Soothins: Hyrup
h Idren teething, which pratly facilitates the process
Tt thing ny softeniBK the jnuus, reducing all inilum
na Ion will allay ai' pain and Is sure to regulate the
owels. Depend upon it, mothers, It will rive rest to
yourselves, aud relief and heallh to your infants Per
fectly safe in all cases. See advertise men t in another
uinn. j InHtf
jttT DIt. EATONsS INFANTILE
COlililAT.. Jr. Kiton's TnfatUut Cortiul, remarkable
it wonderful beneficial ettecU In the treatment of
children. Kor orouu, dyxeotury, and touthiug, it has
never been surpuss-u, and mothers should atal times he
wrovided with a tniply, as tht y value the llvua and the
comfort of their little onet.
The preparation of Blood Food are among the most im
Dortant discoveries of the uce. They are not medicines.
food for the blood; already prepared for absorpatlon,
pleasant to the taste, and natural (caution, end what
gaine, he retains. The IIixkid Food Is a scientific
discovery, differing from all medicines; and for con
sumption, throat diseases, livercomplaints, dyspepsia,
oilier dUeases incident to the human frame, is nn
equaled for Its healin ami -ttrenjfthewiu-qualities. t'o
lut4tbu Ohio, (ttisdfts. rVSuD ativertisunu ut.
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AND PROVISIONS
.-ts, 1 lm ctllenn of Holmes Conn
I .
--:a-..T. J f,,,7 i i ni i.y irHnrmnq tnst
jfJJfi I tn atlll to bo found at my old
K1SIIU, Willi
T,c Jnrfst (,, stOCk ()f GrOffT il'fi
Ur'r? ""'orml Millorabtirg which
will bo aohl at Tory low prices, for fjaub or
Country I'roduc-. Ple.a., Call and Kxatnino
piircbasiiiR sjlsewlierct and bo niton-
Islnid at tho exceed Inly low prices, on ac
count of the hard times.
GEORGE SNOH.
Millersburg.Ocl.ilO, 1HM.
EV GOODS! XEYliOODS!
At Frozen Wheat Price !
rtJUIK unileriiitnn'l Is now rmoivlnafrnni tli mt
JL nrn eili". his fall and winter stuck of Kvods,
oontistiiiK of ritaplo and Kancr
Dry Goods,
Groceries, luoeiitvnrp,
Kurd witrc, Boot Ac Kliorn,
Hats and Cups, Bonnets, tic, te.
K largo lot of
W I X T E It R II A WLS !
Will be sold VKRY t'llKAP.
COKFl.'E KOHl'.! CIS PKR POl'.M).
SYIU l'KUOM3? TI)75 CT. 9 (Mb.
l nansiiii lor paai liivors us nopes a coduiiuuuuo
tl.e si.ine.
Cash paid for Wheat and Cloversccd !
And most kinds of Produon.
OKOHOi: REED.
XasliTillo. Nov. 3. IXSU.
CLOTHING
TO BE HAD
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
AT THE
United States Clothing Store
'BitTTKtt a quick aixrrscK than a slow
siiii.i.isii," is our motto.
. II. 1IOFFMAIV V Co.,
Take pleasure in informing their numerous
customers and tho public generally, that they
are again receiving one ol trie largest aud
best selected stock of Keady-Made
Fall and Winter Clothing!
ever brought to this market. We hare also
new supply of
Gentleman's Furnishing Goods.
HATS,
CAPS,
TRUNKS, &c
ol which are now ofl'ored at prices to defy
competition.
Call therefore at tho
United States Clolliinn; Store Opposite the
POST 01-TICH,
you want to
GET BARaAIKTS 1
ready made Clothing, Hats and Caps and
Gentlemen's Furnishing (ioods. Call anil
satisfy yoursell before buying elsewhere
Clothing ITIndc to Order.
the shortest notice.
S. B. HOFFMAN & Co.
Millersburg, O. Sept. 22, 185'J.
I'OVrPOSLMEST OF
Thia Sale pnn-ponad until Ihe 22nd, day of March, 1 00.
lialc to coiinnt'ni'e at It! o'cloi'd A. M,
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
The entire slock of goods, consi.sling"of
IDIVSr QOODSl
Groceries cfco.,
Comj.rlslnjt the Block of tnods formerly bolonlnff to tlie
ofBelftlotw A Pugh, MriU Ik vlfervil at puhlic sale in
town of iMillerbburg, oo
Thursday, the 22nd, day of March, 1S60.
the room oecupii'd hv the late firm of Selfrhljre ft Pujrh,
to such room in said town M the tMe may be aUounii-i
wit he rotitlntted from day to day, or from time to
time, until alt atiau be sold.
rjniMis or SALES
For all sums lttea than five dollars, cnah: all aiima nf
n.illitre una urnler tuutity-tlvu, alx mnutna crt.ilil
he ulldvi'd; and forall autna of twenty five dollara
upward, a creditor nlnemontha will he given.
IJ. 1'. LKAUBtTTKK Aanltmee.
Milleraburg Iic.,2 lttoa. vd.
CHOICE ITEMS.
t:iII.K'S DM.ItU ati:i
DOU1U.E ACTION
TIIF. AJIUSIXc'l-AIiLOR PISTOL,
That shoots without Kwder.
icv -ScwiiiffiUachiiie
porfeet that a liula Child enn work it with very littlo
Inatruction
THE CKLDBRA TED
PEBBLE rk SPECTACLES
WARRANTKl)
euro weak eyes and cause the old to see with the
vigor ot youtn again.
SETI1 TIIOAIAS CLOCKS;
THK BhT IN THK WOltbD.
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN
WATCHES
Jewelry In any style or quality desiro!; all at
l'UY'H.
Millcmliarlf Ohio. Dili
Great Excitement at Niagara Falls
The Great and Renowned Mons. Dion
don walks the Cable and carries a man
on Lis back; yet, this Great Feat can't
come up to the
MiLLEiisBi itG Enron I I II !
MHrVANR
Muloiiilid t;
as iu?t rurpivprl a larira and
luuilid stock of Kull and Wiiitur tiouds,
hewtll sell cheaper than ever
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
His stock of )rM (innds oun't bo BurpaHf'pd hy
anything wHrtt of Now York; constat in k of Silks,
Plaiils, Murtuos.Uo Laiues 'I hibuls, Vulvueies lo
baie, o.c.,4u.
Large Assostment of Suawu
Broohae Shawls, Merino Fliawl?, Stella Shawls.
.ShuwlB. both loiiLfand sauaro. Cans. Mantil
Cloaks, and Cloak Cloths. Aliirnoasicoatnittntuf
LADIES' FURS.
ViotoriaCufl'.s Ao. His stock of lionnots, Iloods.
liimubt Triinm'uiK't. cauuot be ttiirpaatiod, lor
wore Hnlootod witti (truut cto. Ho ulso wishes
oaa the attention ut tua publio to las iargu and
selected stuck of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Venting, dc,
French Cafxiraeron. Plain aod Fancy I'lush. Velvet.
Satin Vesting, Ciwiitots, from 37 oti. to !,
yard, jeans, ft Rroat variety.
BOOTS SHOES.
larRDxt lot of Moots and Shoes ever brniirjht to
market. Hoys' inetaliv lippod liootsand Shoos.
Ladius, Shoes and Uaitars uhcuptir than ever.
you want rttuul lloonud Skirts, go to J. MUL
VANK'S. you want Kntan llooops, (to to J. MI.'LV AXE'S.
yotiwunta sitl of the nust lronv Stononr China
o, for four dollars, go to tho huiyoriuui of J.
ML'LVANK.
Il'nm want the tdieapesl Looking fllasa everiotd
Millorahuig, go to J. MCJl. YANK'S.
iou want a ginwl arliclo of Shooting for B ocnts
yard.gi.U. J.MI LVANK'S.
Ifyouwaat Slu't't ono yard wldo, for aixoonts
sia.nl. K to.I. Ml'LVANK'S.
youK.int te soo ilio lurgtt stook cf bats ever
brnuglit to Millerslmrg. ao to ,1. Ml'liVANK'S,
The host Ledger bata are at. I, Ml'LVANK'S.
ynu wiiiita Ludgur hat for oua dollar so to J.
MLLVANE'S.
you wunt tha luloat tyle of Cans you oan get
thcinat J. ML'LVANK'S.
you want a capfur25eta.,gn to.I. Ml'LV ANE'S.
you want a plush cap go to J. ML'LVANK'S.
you want liriHiurios goto J. ML'LVANK'S.
you want Molasses fur tl cents, go to J. ML'L
VANK'S. you want to seo tho largest, cheapest and bast
sclooted stock of goods ever i'l t he ms rant sail at the
r.rnporiuin ni siuiv ii, anu you iaa d. acoumo
Oetubcrar, 165U.-nD0if.
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TT N T C) " TT A T T
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t orrer of (Superior nnd I uiou Hi.
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two bund l nvr ctnt can br aal bjt all pmona I
who are rolu W th Oold Hiun, b makiuz their I
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LIVES OF ILLljSTRIOUS WOMEN
OP AIsL AGES AM) NATIONS,
Ijiclinlincr the Kii)ir0 Jtmctuilne. l.miv Jftn flrov
HeaLrlce C-nctt Joan of Arc, Anne Ji-olejn, i hartottc Cor-
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MAKV K. HKVVITT,
EmhlHrtf?fi ThMltKl.v vutcravl 1'ortratta on Steel.
voluTMt, I'Jiiio,, cloth, lu$tt I'rioc l,i5,
li;(tikks FoiTrm: peopjlk,
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Addrvix (lKOU(iK U- KVANS.
Publisher, Ctietnut Street, PLiilUii'liu, Pa.
Tojs lor the Holidays
S0RT8of Toji imaginable fot (he Hnlldayi, jutt
ree'd at tba iaoil BOOK STORE.
MASON Cfletrstui tAos Btsrlainj, for sals wfcalsaala
aud itial, at lb toaiJ SOOJJ B10PJ,.
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piB'-
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iuo..ntv. '
CUSTOM WOHK,
tnn on abort notice, a. u.ual. Al.oon hand, AWma
and '",r' Findlnc, of aU kit.. In, leather iu Iota of the but
'lualiljr and i .-heap.
fl.f ASF CAM. AND FXAMINF.
My atock b.-for jurariAaliiK latwh.-re. Thankful for
GREAT EXHIBITION
Of New
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
L. MYERS,
Uaa rnttirnM frum th r.atrn :itl ti"r li
.f i...rr kind which in now ,fTrs ti ibn
p'.pieoi ii',im i.otiir at low pri.
li m t.Attuv. ft'rooiu; iioonn
Ara fl'ledfullof tha latest solas of
Fall & Winter Gools,
(.,.intr.,dthnr.rfmnk,M.lt...ir..,.lamir,,
thidst'ik lff.ro b.i) ins i.li.iw)i.9ro, a by so (Joins j
lhr i" sare sotao monor.
I.. UVRItri.
MilrhnrOt.. ft'S.SJ
That You Don't Go Barefooted.
If. J. Conner,
TSON HASDH mini .if w".ln1. V'ioor. r.I oftli? Fm-
1 plr Hmiw, hil. r-b.irK, Ohio, with oaa of ttie lr(l
an.l lw.it amortmnt of
IJOOTS, SHOES, AND i LEATHER I
FT nffrrcl la tl.li mark't, ronniitlnj of
THE SEA TEST,
CHEAPEST A r
I Mlt. I
ftf Fancy. Toinmon, Fine and Toar.4 H'ioU, Shn. and
Hrora.na, with lot. odlent'a PINK, FANCV, TIP Oaltra.
ladies' wear.i
OanalatlnF of Fin, Fancy HooU. B.rt)ta, li.nilni, and
U.iuri, of all kinda and i
CHlf.np.rN'a ai rf.
m an mi, . M n. ... e.,..io,
:,,. to su.l,allty.
paattaTora w rnoctiiiiy a(,iietacontniuano.
-A.
"fKHY largf, yea a trenienJoua aaaortmentof
v I n cnuta naa just Ucc-n received
by C. II ATT. The "man thai uw found Hrad
in the road" in still livino, ami wasn't lcal at
all. hut Hatt ia aillififf off very faat and EXTRA
ORDINARY CHKAH. If yon havo a
whom you want to suqiriao, taka him ..r h.rto
Hatt'b, to at; the womlerlul LOW I'KICES at
whirh lie oflera to tell his Jkiou, tS'noue, A.C. Be
auru and go
TO
IIatt", for that is tho place to pr t the best article
at the very lowest price. Come and iec, one and
of you, anyhow. What's the use! Hatt U al
ways on hands, in a pood humor, and never any
tiling else than clever to all
and women especially the latter! If a lady de
sires to be well suited, she cannot do better than
to (:o to Hatt's.
lie employ the best workmen, and docs all
kinds of custom work to order.
lie is not only a friend to all men, but keeps
fine thinirs (Fiislincs) of all kinds for Fhoema-
kem, such as Leather, Lasts, Pegs, Thread, and
Xails.
Millersburg, April 7, 1859.
IMPORTANT TO
FARMERS FARRIERS & HORSEMEN!
Celebrated
Horse Liniment,
IS WARRANTED TO CUltK or remove aU of the follow
in if tiatm-d tliseaHus of the Ilorrte: such as Hparim,
lliiiKlt'-nepKnt Ciirh and Winditlls. or any other lumps
or sweliiuB that may aric nn tlie Morse from any rause
whatever nr wherever located. It has alio hern sad by
those that have uned the l.iniment that it will cure Poll
LKvil and Kiitula, if applied Id time. Now as the L nt
mnt can In am.het at any tt-ue without iulnry to Uir
horse, or even mopping him frum Kitor. 1 ty it: and if
after usinjr tt according to Direction, and If you are nnt
ptatistied as to Its tflT.ce; return us the bottle and we will
refund you the- mont-y.
N. It. This l.iniment Is the only known application that
will luccesufnilv cure Frozen Feet.
Put up and soid exclusively hv J. K. RA1FF.
Dec. 32tII. Drnnrist Millersbnrp, O.
NOBODY ELSE HAS THEM!
Therein .Vothittg like Them!
THE PARAGON LAMP
FOR BURNINa
COAL OIL!
TT fflves one fourth more Utrht than any other Coal Oil
I.RTitp nti'l hums no more oil nntl will not smoke.
The No 1 liurnr tlv.-ti as much litfht as three Ctindlr
aud costs no more than one.
A full j-ipi'lv nf the very hest Coal Oil, !!n'l and
llanptnpf L.uiiM;bhde, Orcund aii'J PUiii; CUinines,
aud Wiclt-bnishes always -tn hani at.
nW WKSTON PPANfir.FR'fl.
1XYTKA t'OKFKK at CHKhltYliOLMES at
J U Cents.
(' 1'OS. MUSLIN DKLAINS at from H to S
ilt 0Cnts at CUKKKIIOLMKS
jsliOWN MUSLIN nt Chcrryholmes' at 6'j cents
UtiAK at CHKliltVHOLMES at 8 CENTS.
C ome and see.
LASSES atCHKI'KV110LMES'at3:.'. Cts.
aw V K U H at CII E UltVlIOLMES' at2',' c7s.
r5 Of good quality.
aW A T 1 X E T T at Cherry holmes' ut !
25 Cents. I
SUUAR nt CIIKHUVIIOLMES at S CENTS,
tjiood come and see it.
t,- X T It A S Y u u r
i HOLMES' at :3Cts.
at C 11 E It K V
VEIIT large lotof Calico, warranted fast color
im worth in cts.. to he sold at Cerriholmea' at 6s,
rf HE CHEAPEST UOODS
AT CHFRUVnoLMES.
IN HOLMES COUNTY. JT1SSO!
B LEECHED MLSLl.V at Chorryholmes' at 0
M cents.
H OOLEiX HOOUN.
f"F AM. SIKS, colors aud Prices, just reeelveil at the
" Wmil I100K CTU1IE.
ine Mm Is, Woolrn Slorkints
T?OR LADIES various kinds and colors, Just received
at toe ID4;iJ BllUK STOKE.
HO,Y12! UO, YE!!
rpilAT are ploddlnir around In the dark, craclns; your
x lieada and neelinit your ahins for want of a Lantern,
Uo the HOOK & To HE and ftet one. You will nnd Mem
the e at prices raiutlcg from do Cents tu 1 1. iitiuS
You Van Ala)' Urt
'1VIT. Best Cloth, Tooib, Whitewash, Scrub and Shoe
Itrtiah in Inrn. at Ihe Km Utmlf UTi.Ok
Shawl Pins !
cheapest, handaomlat and heat lot In town,
atUie 4ma BOOK STOKE.
Fuucy Baskets !
NEW
LOT JUST BEOEIVF.B AT THR BOOK
"IrTOIlK.
"Let Your Light Shine,
Thatotherg aeelnf; IM brilliancy may do liltewUe."
tSliiOe 1 mean witK that Nw
COAL OIL
Juit received ut
RAIFF'S DRUG STORE.
von rtkrard vour eresitrht ro immedlatclv to RailT
buy one of hii beat Isauipa and Mini of hie
Eastern Coal Oil
That I free f ora HmoUe or Smell and like Hie wiie Vir
Kint ketp your l.anirw trimetl aud hurninir, and alio keep
Hurnlnji Fluid which It Dot Explosive and may be utd
all Haod L;ntn but tha Coal oil in aU itaunnary
Lamps. noiua.
3ST33W n3VE.
rpiIE undersigned bavin; entered Into partnarahip in
the
hoot & s ii o i:
IneM would eall tiie attention of penont in want of
thibg in their line to coir to
MECHANIC K BLOCK
Where they oan be accommodated with Neat, Hood and
durable work. JOHN J. B. M- FPENCFR.
N. n. All persona knowing themaelves Indebted to
for tha last six years or less, will confer s favnr by
pain ths s&iaa Imniiuediaiely. JOUN J apENCEIt.
tllSll,l
VALUABLE FARM
POR SLE.
150 Acres Equally Good for Grain or Stock
IS niaCsi is well improved and ia now well let it
Timothy and Clover, good Tiro bar, Meadow and
bulldlnpa, with any amount ofnure sprinf water. TuU
is rituai. no roue iron Limion ataaoo, twioi.
Fur furtaer pvrufulari aprly to tesuhe-nberoa
rrami v. r. UNBABP.
i
I
1-ainiT-e
1"
-
s4
to
for
McCUORY & CRAIGHEAD
If yon want to buy yonr stores where you
csnflnd .
thn koval flak ihm tan h..t.
T"9 ortuner, that leata all the fnatj
The Americamat, that can't I beat,
The Welcome, we take to 611 out the sheet.
Tha T'ncle Sam, that comes in noW
The Hnnturian, that we sell lowj
Tliai Ktnlcanian. tl.al f. I.. . .
' Eod we guess,
m raroritn, we Know Is trooil;
Tho Diamond Hot It, for coal or wood)
Tho Imperial wo bare got;
Tbo May Queen, fine lot.
The Premium, of all aorta and sizes;
The Box store big enough to burl yonreyzes;
Tho I'arlor .Hove, which baa no superior:
1 no donkey stovs wbicb is much qucrier.
Here you oo are slxfeen kinds,
Which we have, if we havo our mlnda.
And this Is not half; there's anew lotcoming,
This we know by the draymena runoig.
And now you ran all seo that this
la the place without a miss
To come for you will always find
verythiog that is kept la tho tinner's lino.
Times are hard we know,
And we have stoves to suit,
Which we will sell low,
Or trade for old ones with little boot.
McCItOHY k CBAIOIIEAD.
Millorsbnrg, Oct., 27, M.
HEBRON &SON.
lir.al.KRo IN
HARD W ARE,
IKON, K MIS AM) GLASS.
?IIIITil(rur, Ohio,
Have juit received a new and we'l aelecled
Stork of Goods,
Te which they tnvita attention.
- ,
IOtlt I O r K f t lllO I'lllfC
TP VOU WANT Iron of a auiicri'.r ounl.tr,
IIKRISuN ."ON.
IKVOCWANTI'.int., While Uad, Oil,. , that ar,
1 j' '
F VOl WANT CarnW Tool.' of Fn,r.h o"r Ami-
1 can manufacture, so t 1IKBKCN S(i.N
1F VOL' WANT Saddler's Taols, Sa-IJI-rr Ware, Toach
T.lR..n,r ,.. S I. 111,'UIil.V t, UiiV
'.-L
rrvrii: n-ivr.n inv.i r.e D.iit h..nn. n,.n.;r.
in tin tool hue, a-n to UKHKuN a SOX.
TF VOL' WANT a Los, Rolling, Lock, 'trait. Cull. Well
4 or Halts Chain, goto ill BKii.n 4 .-ON.
TF VOL' WANT a
ny Table or Pocket Cntl.rr, so to the
HF.HKUN a SON.
stole of
TF VOL WANT a File or Rasp of anv air., en toth- store
A of HtliKoVAiON
F VOL WANT anything la the lla-dsre Line from a
bodsin ti, an Anvil, so to UKIRON KIN.
)
LEATHER!
LEATHER!
LEATHER!
"HALLO! STRANGER, WHAT'S TIIE
MATTER NOW?-'
"Oh! They've Started a New Leather and
Shoemakers' Findings Establishment in
Millersburs and I'm Goins there to Buy.
"K HAVE added 10 oa swell of Hardware a general
v asanrtnient of New If orh and Buffalo Role Leather,
Parii Calf .sains, heat Jersey Ki, Wax, t'pH:r, Country
L'ppt r, Country Calf, Man and Women'a Mwruccp, varioua
oolura of Sheep l.inninga. Ilindines, Rriatuls, trvc'her with
lastj, Slen ana nova- unmpa, .-nen-4, raient oo. common
Claiola. Patent do. Men's Patent Boot Trees, do common.
together wtih a larire ssaortment of
Oils, ,aints) &c, &c.
IT TDU "VAST NAILS and Class of a aii.erlor nnal ty,
Solo HKBHON iOS.
Tf YOU WANT Door, or Window g.h. well ma.le and
1 atrony, o to I1KBRKX a H)S. ; ?
'
!uch ss Whits Lead, lails In oil, Zinc in oil, Zine in uii
Varriia!i, Innaneni Paris Greens in oil, Browns and I'm- i of
in oil. al?o,drv, Blws Piint in oil, Inrt-a or f.oach :
m.a iu oil. rrencn l.ijuki i.ryer, i-iireui iryer,
Varn.sin-a . I' ' .? and '.iroitnre Varniah, Hed Iad in
oil, fjlriw ..f Turv.utuje, Borix. Paint Mills. Oils, r.
8. H. t LIKICII a BHi.
1 (
OUR MUSICAL FRIEND, a j
Rare Corapwion for the Winter Months.
r.very i-ianist, M.ouia procure, tins wee.iy .
livery cancer,
Kver.v Techer,
hvery Hnii.it.
ruh Icallon of ocal and l'i- i
aoof'irte Mualc, coatitis hit I
fen Cents a nutuber, and pro- '
Kverr Aioatour,
nounceil by the entire Preaa
of the Country, tlu ltt unci cAr.ry.f vork tht kind
in "is HvrM.
Twelve fud-sied pasrs for Vocal and Pianoforte Music, 1
I'UU TKN CENTS,
Tearlv, g.'i: ha f-yearly, .'.Sn; ouarterlr, I
Fuhacrihe to "Our Muaical Friend" or order it from the
neareatews neier auu you win nave music enough lor
your entire family and at an ln,ini!icant co-t, and if I
you want nmmcfor the Hute, .olln. Cornet, t lanonet, 1
Accordeon. Ac, auh-cribe for the -Solo Melodiit," iKsued
lui-niouDtoiy, conutniK aiao iweive p-iK-a: uni-e. in
-nts per mmil.er; per yean : JI M. .ix niontha. i
Puidlsiied and for sale by C. B. tdiV.MoLU A Co., Io, ,
...mu unci, ..ew im.. usi :
" ' 1
LAMPS! LAMPS! LAMPS! j
LAKD Oil, Coal Oil, Lunar Oil, Carbon Oil, and various I
other Btylea of Lampa for sate at the BOOK STOKF.. I
We have the Paraenn l.auip for oil, undoub. Jiy the best
lamp for burning Coal Oil in use. It ia noout aa cheap
a ciiTiuieunii civea uve uuies uieiiuaouty ol nb'Ut.
December 15, '58-tt
LAMP DEPOT!
Vr.o
Co
COOP LAMP DEPOT lr! NEEDED IS EAC1T !
ountv where people can Imv tiie beat Lamo. aud
Oil. It has been decided to establish one at j
11AIFF S DUIG STORE
...... I
Where the people of the Couoty can be suited In light. ;
n.Viiu'i i
.
CEMENT I CEMENT tt CEMENT tt!
, , ,
POR mendlnft Olaaaware, Queenaware Crocker.vwart
and squally good for cement inr Wood, leather kc.
This Cemei.t tor atrencth and durability cannot be su-.
paaaed In the world. II will be always for a s at the
"D'g Coff- Pot" (Braval call snd aee It. Prepared and
aold by S. Vntea and also by IHinard Ifates, AKent,
Jlille aburn tihio v-ln4-yl.
lOTICEja
I.I. per-ons are hereby r,nt,,d not to purehaee a
A a Note elven bv me, tiie uudersipied, to jac b
Kehlarh, dated February Nt, A. P. l-llltnr for.ixty.
.1. S,11... ...ia nte -iu. nhtalned he mi.renre.rli.
tatiouand I am determined not to pay aaid note iinJesa
compelled hv Liw. JOHN PKETZlUL'j.
Feb. 14th, BX noSwS.
Perfumery, Dair Oils, kc,
VOl WANT a rood article of either, so to the BOOK
STOKE anil set It. We have Handk'f Extracts enoujtti
tloata rVhnoner. and Hair Oils, Poinatuma, Ac. to
ercase all tiie olficc-aeekers in thia county. niinii
Indian iritis ting Liniment.
TIIE best known application fur Rheumatism,
Sprains, Swellings, Weak Back or Sides, iie
Fonaleat J. K, RAIFF'S.
MONEY SAVED!
S. Iff. A. T. BELL,
Saddle & Harness Manufacturers
(Opposite the Court house. Main Street,)
MII.LERaJRURG. OHIO.
YOnLD inform the public trene rally that thj are
" ktnjf and ktip constantly nn handi a lr?e astnrt
ireut of thedfllerent stlvt uf work neloniflnctothi'triide.
SADDLES AND nATtXESS,
IMWI.SS, .
if ALTERS,
. C017.AK'.
rnrxK,
Maniifartured hy honeat and experienced wor.tuen, and
sale upeu very moderate terms Also,
CAKKIAliE ANU MCGGT TKUlMlNil
Tlone tn order In the Best Style.
r--A!l work Wassistsii.
t.1tf 8. M. 4 A.T. BF.I.I..
POCKET KMTtS.
rOOKFT KSlVrsPYTHF BIVHRI..
Pocket Knives by the hlf huabol.
Pock't Knlv.a by tli a Pook.
Pocket Knives by tne Half Psclc.
Pocket Knives by ths (tallon.
P'oket Knlvia by th half GaU.
Pocket Knives by the Quart.
roet Knlvaa hy the pt aen.
Pocket Rolvea by the 1.9 dot.
Pocket Knives by tht single knife,
Any Inad at anv price.
NOBODY Ut HAS THEM'
Wfljtfc fpw aince Marrli U. JKi. A bw m v:iTi
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1Wl'f,r'lfirr,";nan'"'n'T"nrdaya.
.i, Iiewa e of an Imitation wtth tha wards,
'!, n,aJ' A' Co., prlatcd acroaa tha
"e hV.t ie?I " . 1" ."' rPr'. AH irenulna
r,ave hut one almature of A. .!, i f- .ki..!. i. .
uts. to-wit: The west half of the south-east qr.,
section twonty-five, town-hip twenty, range fif-h-?rB
teen, except twenty acres off the north end of tha
DR. HORSE'S 1DIA ROOT FILLS.
DrilirrV """"" "Mortari! inmui opt
l.. J. . . "n'-'" fan of hi. Ml H ta.
alln. i tlr. ib.ib-4 r0p., A.la.aad Afrlea.aa H a.
.r. w. r, h" " nd.a..a af
. im?JT eo""'ry " " ' a that .he lart.aa.
Knnl fill, were Sr.t dcnerl. f.lklrar waaU.a flrat
man In eaiahllah th. f.rt that all ul.ea.aa ..I.. - Im-
r"U !L LTi B",""'rrh r.t..h,healili and Ufa i,
nd tifxia thl. dial Hahl.
W hea Oi va.rloar.a..ae. heeome r1orrd, and da not
act la P-rf-rt harmony ...I, tt , r.nt lanetmna f ika
lHt. tha l.loo.l I'.. II. action, DeeomM Ihlea, ranaaM
anl dlaeaaed; lima rau.lna all nalna, aleknraa and Jla.
Iteia of ..rare name; our alter,, II, la .Jh.u.t.H o, health
w. are SeprlecA of. and If nalara la not aai.te4 in thro.
iii olT the atanant hnmora, tha MooU lll heenme ehoh
ed anrt ee.e t, ., t, , f, N(1f) M,
Una. imnnrt.nt ,en that wa ahm.ld a, eritha .artona paa
1".? '. I ' fr"' "d "",n- nd how hieatantin
lh1 h"' ' our noater to Put a maSlelne In year
rearb t.atoel, atorae'a Indian Root P.lla, manufactured
.. 21 . '"O" which arow around the mount, a
a a? ? "tm" ' "'"-n, 'or in. heallh acd reeoaerv
of dlaeaaed man fine of Ihe rootafro-n which w,.a a,llla
In?! .TIT.!"." T" '. lr'V ,""n "I"1 "" '' lh akia
1n ,,1M",,,1B,''"l"ral.. ont u,. finer .arU ofoor-
li'; .T . Th " flant which la an eanee-
!.. ?' f nV"" " "" paaaaae to U,e Itwaw,
and ll.ua, in a aootlilni mun.. !..... ,.. Z2
""""'" 'P"'--!"' and olh-r humora from tha Inmra hv
'""J l , "' TL" H'1"1 " '"'.relic h.. h (lee; ..
" j " "' .o me awnera: lima nieonraraaa
i ,"nu", impurity from tha Wood,
which la then thrown out honntifully h, fhettr.nary or wad
te, ,.,,re, and which could not hare dl.charaed
.. a .,, '!.' .r. The fourth la a cathartic, and acrom-
porlfvlna the hlood; tha coarser partlelca of imnnrlty
winch c.nnnt pa. by U,a other oolleta, are thu. taken ui
and ronreyed offln (real nuantlttea hy the howela.
fSi.. " fhoT 11 l,hn'hat l.r. Mom's Indian
?.Z '" "".""'v "' T the stomach, hot hecoma united
with the hlood, for they nnd way to every part, and com
p etely rout ot.t and cl. anae the ayrtem from all Impuri
ty, and the life of tho hody, which la the Mood, hernmrs
perfectly health) j cona-qitently all aicaneaa and pain
ivi n from the a.t stent, for they cannot n main when Uia
noiiy t.ecomea ao pure and clear.
The reaann why people are an dlstrraacd when aleh.and
wh.vao nuny die, ia heeanae they donnte. ta medlclna
winch will paa. to the affect, d parla and which will open
the natural p...,,. . for t d,,,.,, m he cast oat; heaeo
lrseUantity of food and other matt, r la lodaed, and
th..- at.nnacl, and Inteatinea are literally OTerflowina with
trie corrupted im; thna utideryoieK dlaarrerahle fer
meiitallnn, conatontly mlxln with the hlood, which
Uirowa the corruptep matter Ihrotiyh every vein and ar-t-ry,
until life I, tak.n from the node hv dls.aae. Dr.
Moray's Pill.haeo added tothenx.lr.iiYlctory tii.oa Tie
urv hr reatorttiit mllliona cf the aich to hloomlnr haalth.
lea, thon.wnila who hve hean r.vSert or tormented with
aiekncsa.paln and anyulah, and whoa.- f, chic framea hava
erorrnaa ny the l.tirnlna ch menu of raln hiter,
and who have heen hrnnrhl. as It wore, within a atcp of
the ajient srare, now aland read? to t-etlfr that they
would hare te. en i.umhered a ith the dead, hmi It act heen
u if1 won,rfal mulicine, Horar's lodian
Hunt r .11.. After one or two dosea had been taken, lhe
"t"r.e aavunlshad and alnnt!Y urprlad. In witncaalna;
theircha-mlny efr-eta. Not onlv do ther sire Immedraw
i -".in. uu mac away all a .knee, pa n aod
anmi lah. hut th. y at once ro to wn-s at the fnonlaln of
in. iii.-aj.., wnicn la tli
. " iiirirmrr. win ut
, l.l ....A IPL I 1 . .
"P"'a if l,y thom- who use tin , pilta, that tt.ey
ao c an.e and pttriry, that dlaeaae that .leadlv en
y win lake iu niirht, and the flaah tf youth and heao.
IhvKntlnm r.t .... . . "' . . "
tufon art i,le ; In toTalt wl h "?ZT,X
. L. H L,S k Co. .SohT Proprietor,
,,M by Dr. j. K. Rah r' fe. ""r'1
"' niuersourg. Inrtl,.-
ZYofiCf.
Lucien Louther. Mary E. Louthrr and Andrea
Mirliel guardian of Mary K. Louiher. residents of
5t" "''ate of Virginia will take notice that Isabella
rorhs. formerly 7-abelia Louther, and Klijah Forbs
v,T h.u''''d. Samuel Louthor. Kllen Louther.
ir.liiabeih lli ndersuii; formerly tliraoeth Loother
and ."amuel Henders.,n her husband Cyntlaa Karr
!"rmT . V""' '"u.'ner ?na JaeM'r. ner
husband V. ilham M.liiothcr, Adam 8. Loather,
i.'iuurv v. j.ouiner ana j. .1, Louinr, uia on mw
."'h day , of ctober A. D. Wt, file their peiitioi
f"' Court of Common Pleaa Holmes Count
hio. againt the said Lucieo Loother, Marr fc
ion
Count?
tary k.
P 5"? ''"drew ilichul guraian o 7"
'"'"'her, defendants sett.ni forth that the said de-
fendanta hold certain lands, described in the t.e-
situate in thu'said County of Holmes, cnin,
intruetfur the plaintiffs, and why said lands are
held by defendants in trust, and praying that tho
may orjor the defendants to execute titla
tho reconveyance of said lands to these plain
tin upon tiie paiment np-in the part of tho plain
tiff of whatever sum of money may be duo tha
delendants as heirs of Samuel Louther deceased,
upon a certain mortgage executed by William
Louther deceased, to aaid Samuel Louther. on the
day of April KH.
And the said Ltioien Lonthrr. Mary K. Louther
and Andrew Vltche'.guordian of Mary K. Louther
hereby notified that they are required to appear
and aii'wersaid petition on or before the 3rd Sat
urday after the 15th of March W
HELD A ChlTrHFIELT).
Attorneys for lluintiffj.
January 31st lrfiO. r!uwtiprfi
MiTiIl"8 Sale.
John . Canon I
vs. I
Jscob Ppreng. adrj.rof 0.
ijants, de 'd. others!
HY VlhTL'Kof an order of sale of real satsto
as-ainst defendants in this case, issned from
Court of Common Pleas of Holmes County.Ohio
y --
." '''? ?.ttnd d"V oApnl A. U.lWt.
II. l-o, I shall expose to publio sale. at the door
the Court-ltouae. in Millersburg, in said Holmes
County, the followins; deaeribed lands and tene-
stiove described tract. Situate in Said llollnev CoUC -
I Ihio. containing in nil sixtyacres. Also, except
home and well and the land that Uin IheSeid
that the hoiio aland- in. contaiuing five sores.
wherethe aaid.lnmes Kiuriin lived on the 11th de:'
.September, i-s
xrllK J P'""'"-'
-on, teing a portion 01 tne above de
Tern1, of sale Ca"h.
IOIIN FKhNCU. Sheriff.
..... , . ..,,, f
' r '
JIaler COtlimi"SitlaS?r'S $Mle.
" '' l
Abraham Randle and I Foreclosure of Mortgage.
hiwifeet. aL
N obedienco to the command of an order nf sale
from the Court of Common Pleas within and for
in
!oi
a
Holme-Count) , Ohio, and to me direc cd. I shall
exnose to sale at the door of thcCourt House, in hs
town of Millorsburg. in said Holmes County.Ohio.
jin,u re ij ,,, r .Ij.ril A. 1) Ie6ll,
J o'clock P. M., of said day, the following des-
. -a nJtala ,.
L' t number tw,!. and lot number twenty sitnated
lh, t.wnof Oxlord, in said Holmes Connty, or-
dered to be sold a the property 01 said Abraham
Itandlesnd wife, on the foreclosure of a mortgage
ThOliAS AHMOH.
. , , , - i",'fcr Culiiunssioner.
'arcn 1st 1 oo. wapj,ju.
SuleoI ltcM Itateliv Order
of Probate Court.
Saturday March Sth, A, P. I'n.at 1 o'clock
in lue aitcrunon, ai tne door of iuo Court
'e' 'n. '.BB w.n " Miiiorsnurar. rioimcs l-ount.
will be sold to the hla-tlesl bidder, tbo fol-
lowinir real estuto ar the prnperty of John IcDnw-
cit.aeceas.Mi to-wir; i ne west part of the north
part ol the Ixit o.T in the Sril quarter Towu-
So, 9. of ranic" of the Connecticut Western
Ksservo School Lands in Holmes Connty, Ohio,
commencing at apnst on me west side aid 1, ,t 4U
pcrchoj and ailiuks soath r.f the north-west corner
said lot, thence sr.nth IJ, doerees west TSpercbes
5 links to a Post, thence north M rie;rees east
perches to a post, thence north 1 S degrees east
perches and IT links to a post; thence north C9
dearrep west 132 porches to the place of becinnin
contniniac 35 acres,
Said real estate appraised at HW
Terms of sale: One third cash in band, one-third
oieyear and one-third in two years, with inler-
frutu date, thedeferred payincuts to be secured
mortgime on the P""'':"'.
LiiJIA 41 . HO' A LL. K ,lm iniftr ator.
. n,lXnJ lc""",u- Joased.
" nlW.prfS.ll.
Burnt District Bight Again.
3L.OXJIS FRITZ,
REOPENED his Oroccry wttha FINE STuCK of
corrr.E,
VtiA n.
TEA '
SfoiAssr.,
& -.(
A C ' .,
LoXEFEiTlOX ARIES,
1 10 A n V,
lOKAiTO,
,(:, tte efe.
evi-rythlne elae usually kept in a Grocery and Pro
vision tilor?, abit-h he oues tot,, pni. et low iirlces.
Ilia. kALOU-v
aupplisd with choice liquors uf every kiad.
MR. EDDINGER,
rharire of the RARRKR 8II0P, where he's always in
adine-n to perform tuns'-rial operat.oni to the saiis fac
tion ot the nioit fatidinu.
Dcctfiibtr I vl. -u 1
PROBATE NOTICE.
Itfhrrehy plven that thefollow(a: administn.
tors and pua 'linns hurt? MeA their accoiinis In tha
Court of l!dms County, Ohhi, whlrh wli he fur
nj en Mondiiy Uu- '2nd day nf April. A. J. ldo.
ri aucoautuf D.iuiel iilloy guwaian of R. Wells,
ininr.
n; account of John Workman administrator of
Smith (Ucmw,i1 .
Ino1" nt n-port of nnry Camber administrator of
tirvniber de-ia-cd.
I aoeurtt of titorpe Orfter administrator of
her Suokles dic.u d.
FirMt account of i M. Conner riardlao of Andrew
and tlmi'- Calhnrn, snlnnri.
Second iiououutof A. U-Muitr ex- culor oflvaac Milter
d.
Tuird psrtl! accint of r litis n Nefsly txectttor of
Chnstiea Nily rtfced
oond and infcoiv. nt aeeount nf J,Ao Ntarp adioia r.
oil' etu of Will nm Lautrbead dct-as.d.
Kirtt a'eount of N. F. Jum aJrulaiat ator of Jacob .
deot-ised,
n84
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