ocr: Fall & Winter Goods, AT KOCH'S CORNER. Lately vacated by J. E. Clarke, he could'nt see. Cheap & Good AS ANY Cheap Cheap Cheap Cheap 0L ife Good, & Good, ! O OUR i NEW STOCK ! CD & Good. of & Good fe Good, FALL ID Cheap 0 O O O 1: CO O fe Good. o GOODS & Good. on iti 13 JUST RECEIVED, To Which Public Atten tion is invited. CALL before buying t Good. fe Good. fe Good. Si CO ; Cheap Cheap Cheap Cheap : z U- H I rn O O 7i 50 m P o: o: & Good. & Good o: & Good. en & Good, & Good, & Good, o Elsewhere . TRY HIM. COUNTRY PRODUCE, Of all kinds taken in exchange for goods. hope by fair dealing, good goods at reason prices to merit and receive a share of the patronage. Oct. 1. 1857 filf. PI LL UP DE LADDER. all ober wid dem up Norf MILLERSBURG o wake up and rub its eyes. Coshocton Slumbers tbe honest penny is being made EVERYBODY TO SEE SAM!!! AT BLOOMFIELD, Goods bjExpress E0nr;Srrf.& be Satisfifii! undersigned has just returned from the Eastern cities where he purchased one of the AND BEST of Goods ever before brought to Bloomfield goods are now opening and consist in part uij uooas, urocenes, Mara ware, fJootsjjhoes, Caps, yueensware. Iron, & ails, Glass and article to numerous to mention. FOU THE LAMES. hare an endless variety of Goods, such as Pop Delains Barges, Debases, Coburgs and nnts Dy ine car loaa. FOR THE MEN AND BOYS stock is full and complete, consisting of sanneits, 1 weeds, Jeans and large amount 01 Ready-Made Clothing. ' on SAM. at Bloomfield and see his Goods and Prices. will sell good coffee at eta. per pound, Sugar from 11 to Vl eta. from 6J to 12l eta per yd new styles, Collars 6t cts. to f 1,75 a piece, 12i to 35 "eta. per yard. " WANTED. ; ' All kinds of produce for which the highest will be paid. 80 bring on your Butter, Lard, Fruit, Wheat, Rye, Oat, Corn and I willpay 14 coats per pound for but and 10 cents per doc for eggs. I also want 500 Raccoa Skins, - -500 Mink do - 1000 Mnsrnt do 500 Opossum do 100 Red Fox do 1000 Sheep Pelts. DontmiMtake the place, Clarks. Bloomfield Dowdy Fork. SAM'L TIDBALL. September 3d, 1857 n2tf. who have been accommodated by the suhHcnrMr wiiK er-.; . , .


Holmes County Republican. [volume]

ocr: GROCERY AND Provision Store. JOHN STULL, fTHANKFTJL for past favors, informs his old I friends and the public generally, that is still at the old stand, and constat: tly such articles in his line as will supply wants. He taEes great pains to Keep ail me ar ticles common to his branch ot business. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. Such as Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Molasses, Syrups, Spices ot all kinds, ground and unground, itice, Salaratns, f ish, rc, ore. CHOICE LIQUOR 3, Ofall kinds, warranted pure, suitable for modi and mechanical purposes, and not yery unpalatable, to those who hare an eye for sue. ... TUBS, CHURNS, BASKETS, Ware. Hones. Rakes. Forks. Hoes. Ac fcc, and all articles in that line kept tor sale. Xo such as lore Roasted, Fried, Raw or Stewed, he would say he is prepared to furnish them, and the to order. Please call and examine his stock for your o CODS, wfir1

place_of_publication: Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio

publisher: J. Caskey


ocr: 18 STILL ON THE WIN C I - Aad if wen would be prepare to rtT ;,. . r fwmuf ansuaus hs aoyutag ' CALL AT J SMITH & FRY'S At the old stand lurmeriT occupied by Smith i Leopold in the brick block opposite th Court House, ilillersburg, Ohio, where too eaa ba suited with ererr rarietT ot fiat .j! CLOCKS, s-u WATCHES, : - awd JEVELRt, as cheap aa the saroe qoalitf of arti- 9 KC.'sr? 5 n .srk O "t f - Together with &- beaatifol kaBortineni of SILVER-WARE, Such as Silver and Silver Plated Table, Tea and Desert Spoons, Salt Spoons. Butter Knives; Silver Plated Forks; also, fine Cutlery, Lamps,. Lamp Fluid, tc. Ac; also, as extra article of MORTON'S COLD PENS. Warranted. ," All kinds of auaiarts I WMsrefJbBl with the above business dons to order. Par' ticolar attention will be given to the repairing' of fine Watches. Work warranted. ..;,,. . Oct Bth.1856 7tf. ; ; , : . At prices Hill-1 .; - lit; tei


ocr: "Clear the way, Old Seedy, I'm bonnd to go through Cohn's Machine!" CLOTHE YOURSELF! FRESH ARRIVAL ' - op - CLOTH INC! Ijcnjamht C ott RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and the public generally, that he has just re turned from the hast with Clothing for the Million! Which -ho is determined to sell cheaper than the same kind has ever This is no fic tion, friendsnd for the truth of it we ask yon to come and ex amine our stock and prices for yourselves. been sold in Millersburg before. BIS STOCK CONSISTS t! Readj Made Clothing Of every description, suitable for Fall, Winter and Summer. Dress Coats, of the finest cloths, made in almost every conceivable .fashion; Over Coats, Vests, Pantalns, Shirts. Under shirts, Drawers, Shirt Collars, Cravats, tc, tc. FURNISHING COODS Such as Cloths, Caasimeres, Casint-ts, Vestings, tc. te., kept on hand ia endless quantity and quality, and sold cheap, i Xf Clothing made to order on the shortest notice. n 9


ocr: l"A"SrSOraTl INDELIBLE INK, ' Used without Preparation. WITH THIS INK Writing can be done on Linen and Cotton Cloth, in the same manner as with common Ink on paper IT ISJVARRANTED not to injure or cor rode the finest, cambric, and for colour and du- raoiuty is ruiiy .Equal to the best ia use. For Sale at the Book Store, Millersburg.


ocr: IIOR S E PO WD E K. IN offering these Ponders to the public for the many diseases the IWse is subject to, aad ma uy of which might be cored br using proper rem etiies in time. The powdors are free f.-in alt poisonous drug, and can be K&fely given in all conditions. They are equally efficacious for tho many diseases Cattle, Sheep and Hon are subject to. Thcr are good for the fnllow- iogs ditwasea in the Homc: Founder. Hide-Bound, Coughs. Colds, Hoavrft, Kbeumati.ra or Stiff Complaint, lilind Staggers, Distemper, &c For disease of CaltLe, Sheep and ine, they may bo given for Horn Distemper, Mur rian, kc Foot Rot' in Sheep, and also Catarrh. They will also care Kidney Complaint to Horn, making them umve anaunving on nil dross nmnnrs, c, c For Sale by H. YERlilN, MiUersbnrif, C where may also be had all tho popular Patent Medicines of the day. Also for sale at the b&me place, the justly celebrated An.tui.-i: i.i.'hjjic.-m.


ocr: 1 I 3VE in IS STILL ON THE WING! And if you wonld be prepared to use its passing momenta to advantage CALL AT SMITH & FRY'S the old stand formerly occupied by Smith in the brick blockopposite the Court Millersburg, Ohio, where yon can be suited with every variety oi fine watches; AND JEWELRY, prices as cheap as the same quality of arti- pi? a ?ajs&tipi Together with a beautiful assortment of - as Silver and Silver Plated Table, Tea Desert Spoons, Salt Spoons. Butter Knives; Plated Forks; also, fine Cutlery, Lamps, Fluid, tc, tc; also, an extra article ot -. COLD PENS, Warranted. f All kinds of kfpairijq in connection the above business done to order. Par attention will be given to the repairing fine Watches. Work warranted- ' Oct. 8tb, 1856 7tt 5 e . K .o b b c mism iKJ


ocr: ' HORSE POWDER. IN offeringthese Powders to the public for the many diseases tic Horse is subject to, and ma nv of which might be cared br using proper rem edies ia time. These powders are free from all poisonous draf, and can be satelr giren in all conuitioa. Thev are efficacious r the many diseases Csttle.Sheep Hogs are sul-ject to. Thev are good for the Mlow ings discuses in the Hotse: Founder, Hide-Boond, Coughs, Hearts, Rbeatnatinn or Stiff Complaint, Blind Distemper, Ac For diseeees of Cattle, Sheep Swine, ther mar he given for Horn Distemper, Mur rian, ic Foot Rot' in Sheep, aad also Catarrh. They also cure KidneT Complaint tn Hoes, making them and driving oft all Gross Humors, ic. Ax. For Sale by H. YEKG1X, Millersliarg. O, where may be had all'the popular Patent Mtdkines of the dav. Also forsale at the same place, the justly celebrated ARABIAN LINIMENT.


ocr: r X tho sive me MIDDLETOWN HIGH "HE Summer Session will commence April 7, 1857, under the supervision bixciAiR Johnson, Principal, and Professor Greek and Latin Languages and Moral Sci ence, assisted by J: C. Pomkrene, Professor maiiiemaucs and Natural Science. The government will he strimf. hut. mild: re quiring what is for the students' highest in terest. The course of instruction will Vta flnm rMoTi on and thorough, embracing all the necessary to prepare the pupils for active busi ness pursuits, for teaching, or for admission junior ciass oi any ot our first Colleges. The charge for tuition will be lnnr ... ; other similar School. There are fneilitien boarding in clubs, or in private famili t moderate rates. Any other particulars will Ha Bn.w.j t. addressipg J. C. PoEaEM,at Mt. Hope, county, Ohio. SUA U1.AIK JOHNSON, A, B., J. C. POMERENE, Middletown, Feb. 25, 1857,


ocr: : V fV To Freeze or not to That's the q neat ion. Whether tia wisdom suffer the absence of a few dimes, and enjoy the ee nial warmth and comfort emanating from a stove .procu red from BRAY THE TINNER, or do without, and take up arms against a sea of to freeze and chatter with the cold, or with the shake, or in damp rooms to sleep lor' want of warmth dispel foul vapors, or perchance to face the chilling of Autumn or the ruthless blasts of winter, with the for lorn hone that when I come to warm, one side must while tother thaws, and then, to torture my internal with half baked bread, ana other food that' cooked, for Want of a good No, I will buy a Store, and pay for It, too, and avoid the "thousand ills that flesh is heir to," for want astove. "Tisa consummation devoutly to be wished," have a stove that's good, so here goes for the sign oj Big Coffee Pot, where there is decidedly the best assortment that it been your lot to bt-hold lately, of every possible kind, every possible purpose, and for the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE, calculated for burning Wood or Coal, or both Drums and Stove , Of Russian and Common Iron. Coal Buckets, Shovels and Pokers, Good Tin Ware in Japaned fe Enameled Ware, ' COPPER & BRASS Sheet Zinc, &c. fee. OOHVEHS cfe I am also still extensively engaged in Spouting and doing Job Work of every description, all of which warrant. Hind that. Copper and Iron Lightning Eods put to order at the lowest possible prices. I will take Iron, Copper, Brass or Pewter, or country produce. BRAT, the Tinner. Sign of the Big Coffee Pot, opposite Cherryholmes October 16. 1856. 3m. What you want.


ocr: BAKER & WHOLF. Forwarding and Commission AND HKALKBS 1.1 SALT. FISH, PLASTER, AND WATER LIME. rURTIIASERK OF FLOUR, WHEAT, RYE, CORN, OATS, CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED, ALKO. Butter, Eggs, Lard, Tallow, and all kinds of Dried jf'ruits. WAREHOUSE, MILLERSBURG, O. Sept. 18, 1856 4tf. B LANK Constable's Sales and Jus tice's Summons lorsaieat imsomcc.


ocr: 1ST 33 XV BOOT S SHOE SHO IN MILLERSBUIia, O. o M rH ltw CO "I) ESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE XV public that they have just opened a New Boot & Shoe Shop, On Main street, one door west of Reimen suider's corner, Millersburg, Chio, where they are prepared to do all kinds of manufacturing and custom work on the shortest notice, and in a style equal to that of any of their competitors. Fiat and Fancy Work done to Onler. CLICK MORRIS." June 18, 1857 43tf. SPANISH FLOAT, MANILLA Vi vV h warranted genuine, ad for sale by H- OIN. Millersburg. Mav 21, 1857 3'Jm3.


ocr: ca ca St a s- M H ! CO H H 11BNEIX V EBER TI A RDT, Continue to carry on the MARBLE BUSINESS, AT THEIR OLD SHOP, enst ol Beitle s Car riage Shop, on South Buckeye street, Wooiter, Ohio. They have just received a very large lot of the Best Quality of Marble, and are prepared to furnish TOMBSTONES. TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS. : MANTLE PIECS, dC., dC. Done up in the best style of Workmanship, and at the very cheapest prices. E. EBEEHARDT, Has long experience in Marble Works, and is prepared to satisfy all in the nicety and BE A UTYOF DESIGN & WORKMANSHIP. He will not be beat by any workman west of the Allegheny Mountains. FAMILY MONUMENTS of the richest design on haud and made to order. Reniber the place, and whoever wishes any thing in our line, call, examine and purchase, and satifaction shall be insured. YANELL fc EBERHARDT. Sept. 3, 1857 v2n2tf. Look out for the Comet! CLOTHING! To be given amiy for a trifle above cost at the United States Clothing Store ! OUR Clothing it warranted to be better made than you will find in any other es tablishment in this section, as we manufacture our own clothing and have no -machine" to hum bug the people with. We therefore say to all, old and young, if you want bargains in READY-MADE CLOTIIIXG, Hats and Caps, or Centlmen's Furnishing Goods, go to S. B. Hopfinan fe Co,'s,at the Uni ted States Clothing Store, opposite the court house, and you will be convinced at once that they sell you clothing cheaper than you could stuff to make them with.


ocr: a one, will creep Advertisements. A FORTUNATE ERA! REJOICING OF THE PEOPLE! the time has come, when CAN BE BOUCHT CHEAP! D R. J. K. RA1FF k BROTHER, bavinpr purchased the Drue Store of H. G. Saundt'rs and just received a new and Large stock from the Eastern cities, for the pur pose of reducing the prices of DRUGS and MEDICINES, are now prepared to sell CHEAPER, and better articles (nan nave erer been bom in uus county, mey seep con stantly on nana au auras 01 DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, WINES . AND LIQUORS, FOR MEDI CAL PURPOSES, PAINTS, BRUSHES, OILS. VARNISHES. DYE STUFFS, &C.,4G. PERFUMERY. TOILET A FANCY SOAP HAIR OILS, FINE HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES. FLA- . VORING EXTRACTS, FOR HANDKER CHIEFS, Dr. TTLDENS CELEBRATED EXTRACTS, JjPatent Medicines kept constantly on band, also theBalm of Thousand Flo vera. They are determined to keep up their stock and will defy competition. S"a?Phvsicians and Countrr dealers will find it to their Interest to buy of them, as they can get Cheaper and Better Articles than can be had at any other establishment this tide of tbe mountains. Jf Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared at all hours day or night J. K. RA1FF, T. R. RA1FF. Empire Block. Millcrsburg. March 12, 1857. DR. T. C. V. BOLINC, Physician & Surgeon. Millersburg, Ohio, THANKFUL for pant favors, respectfully tenders his professional services to the pub lic Office in the room formerly occi pica by Dr. Irvine. October 30, 1856 lOtf OHIO HOUSE, BY I. HOXWORTII, Slillcrsburg, - - - - Ohio. WSTACE OFFICE-MyLincof lynches to Coelioutou. (novSY 5b::14tf. DEALER IH FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, CROCERIES, ETC., ETC. millenibara;, Ohio. ty Produce taken in exchange for Goods. Kor.e,18d lljl. NOTION. rpHSI subscriber begs leave to inform the peo L pie of Holmes county and vicinity, that he is still in the Foundry Business in Millcrsburp. He has added to bis list of plows the celebrated BUCKEYE HISOR. He is also prepared to furnish Oround Plows & Points got np in good style as in any other shop in this region. Please call and see his improvements. J. H. VAN BKOCKLiy. Aug. 21, 1856. ltf . Good to Take ! FRUIT & VEGETABLES Preserved In those Can made br BRAY, THE TINNER KEEP Fruit put np without sugar, as fresh tea years as one day. Just the thing ibr Farmers and everybody else, as they need no


ocr: It must be Preserved ! rpO tlutt end the subscribers hare formed X themselves into a copartnership for purpose of carrying on the Cabinet and Chair Making Business ! In nil its various branches, at the well-known stand Knst of the I'nblic Square, formerly oc cupied hy .lames Farra; where they are now manufacturing and keep on hand atfotKl supply of furniture of all kinds. Among our sto ik may be found Sofas, Tk-a-Tks, Lolxoks, Sutkta kies, Hook-Cares, Wardrobks, Bi heaii, Oit- BOABDS, 1 ABLER, STANDS and nKPSTKAUS, of all styles and prices; also, CUSHIONED. CANE-SEATED, WINRSOR And other Chairs latest styles, and cheap. Ilemenihcr. friends, that We warrant all our work to give good satisfaction. MT" We also keen a HEARSE, and are ure- pared to furnish Coffins on the shortest notice to all parts of the county. Thankful for past favors, wo respectfully so licit the continuance of your patronage. 1 AKKA t UL'M.i. Sept. 23, 1656 6tf.


ocr: THAT AEE TSTEAV, uSTO MISTAKE! a OHBAPE THE CHEAPEST SOI 501 'IN CASKS, ;. Ac, . SOI INHHW,; :. Ac, IN HALES, . Ac, : ' JOHN E. LATER THAN THE - FIRST IN THE MARKET !" IS still on the track, bnt switches off at the next station east of his old depot, which, owing to the increase of business and the throng of customers, was disagreeably dark and inconvc nicBtly small, and is now occupying the large and commodious building on the Brumbaugh Cor ner, in the town of MUlersburgii.with the largest and. most splendid stock of , ' . ie.ASB: SHMSEB 0&BS Which has ever been looked upon by Jew and Stock is Fresh from the Eastern Cities,' And he is - determined and knows that he can afford to sell better goods at lower figures thaa merchants who replenish their stock by purchasing old Stores, and have to spend their iu brushing off the cob-webs, so that customers can tell what they are. - FOR tttth rvrTnTvr A TVT-i- have Cloths, Casfumerea. Satinets. Summer Panama, Boots, Shoes, (Miters, Groceries, and Queenswarc,in short anything and everything' a -merchant in this place has ever seen or heard of; and all purchased ia the eastern eiuesx of; the Hncst Flavor; Clear of Stones and Dirt, at 121-2 cts. per Pound. Sugar. Tobacco, Ac, Ac, cheaper thaa the too, we can exhibit in tbe broad glare ot latest styles of goods, purchased for them expressly, from the first clam houses ia the eastern warranted never to have been enlled over in a retail store before our purchase among i Knncv Silks. Chnllis DeLains. Lawns. Baratre. Tissues. Silk Cares of all kiniia aaJ U.. Embroideries, Ginghauis, Sonnets, most motiern ann npprovru mvies, si ainnu any price you caa uniue. . RIBBONS OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES, HOSIERIES J Linen Haiidkereliieis, Collars and Press Trimmings of the finest stvres and most pledid Prints bv the cord, at prices from GJj to l2l.i cent per yard, of the fiaesi figures aad stvlfs of the rn'rison; Hrown and Bleached muslin from 61.. to 10 cents per yard, of aanalitr. for such prices within the memory of man. We Want all Kinds of Produce, Such as Butter. Fggs, Bacon. Lard, Grain, Ac for which ihe hijjheat inarktt priee will b i cusn or gixxis. I also want 0,000 P OTJINTD S ' OB'WO OlZ ... i . V. For which the highest market price will be paid ia Cash.;. :jrt.) t; ' Ladies, Gentlemen. Boys, Oirla, and "the rest of man kind." will nloaaa to rs Vail an,l 1 for themselves if we haven't got more goods, better quality, sad cheaper, toe th ti ever to see in this latitude. Vie are generally crowded bn T2i sm edge vour way in, the diuuling splendor of our stock ia via-ibfe, and wberaeeoma)odating elk wiH.be to sell nr show or stock, and -whea Do&e ew, . possibly, gtv away dismtisfiod whli th - - J EYEE OFFERED ! ft 501 IS BOXES, Ac , 301 IX BARRELS, Ac, 301 IITTRCSK3. . . AC. t CLARK. r Gentile, male or female, in this neck of weodh. Cottonadcs. Linens. Vestincs. Hats. Cans. PaTm' cheapest. As we hare a large room and wel day .. ,, s ,- . 'SsA-USSS'.' (.imp, htraw and Silk, of the finest quality and . " - - . v.,


ocr: Advertisements. A FOUTtXATE ERA! REJOIG ING 6f THE PEOPLE! THE TIME HAS C3ME, WfTEN V CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAP 1 DUI.K. RAIrf & BSOTHER, having purchased the Draff Store of B. G. Saunders anJ jaat received a new and Targe Rtoric from the Efltem cities, for ther.ur of redatinirfhc prices of DKl;(JS and MEDICINES, are now prepared to Keil CrlKAPErVand better articles than have ever been Mid in thU county r Thcv . keep eon ataatlr oabandaUkxcdfiof - .' s ... DRUGS. -; . . . - MLUICIA'ES,' --. : - - CHEiflCAIA, WISES . - AKD LIQUOKS, FOR MEDI- -CAL PURPOSES, PAJETS, BRUSHES, OILS, VAPN1SHE8.DYE SlUFtS, &C.,&C. PERFUMERY, TOILET & FANCY SOAP 1IA1R OILS, FJA'E HAIR AND -. TOOTH BRUSHES, FLA- i VOR1XG EXTRACTS, - ' ' ' CHIEFS. " Dr. TILDEXS CELEBRATED EXTRACTS, - 1 ttV; tO' n r Patent Medicines Irertt coniit-uitlv on hand, also the Balm of .a Th.UKasd Flowers. - Thr.-are determined U keen ttn their btock nnd mill defy competition. , .. .. . ,.n, i . . .. ; ; 'a. : ILtf- PhytUcians and Counfrr dealera will nd it to their iotcrestto bnj of thetn, as they can get - Cheaper and Better Articles ' than can be had at any other establUhment tliis side of themountaios. --a v .-. v-r - 'rTt. . n. PhTFiiar.p rrescriDtions carefullv nrertard nt ftTl hoars day or night 1'. K. ItATFK, - - . T. n. UaIFF. Empire Block, MillereVurg, March 12, lftoT. BOERHAVE'S ,


ocr: & English, German & American Oils, Faints, Glass, PINE DOORS, SADLERY, ' COACH TRIMMINGS, Ac. Ac. "' Millcrsbnrg, Holme . Jan. 8, 1S57 20tt ,. .. . . r .... "Clear the way. Old Seedy, bound lo go through Cohn's CLOTHE YOURSELF! FRESH ARRIVAL CLOTH 6 Ijcfljanmt ck. .1; RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, - the public generallv, that he has just re from the East with Clothing for the Million! lie " is to cheaper the same has ever . sold in Millersburg This is no fic for the tn:th it we ask von come and ex amine our . and prices yourselves.- . BIS STOCK COMSIBTS TS Ready Made Of every description, suitable for Fall, Summer. Dress Coats, of the finest made in almost every conceivable fashion Over Coats, Vests, Pantaloons, Shirts, Drawers, Shirt Collars, Cravats, tc, FURNISHINC COODS Such as Cloths Cas-amcres, Casinets, itc. tc, kept on hand in endless quantity quality, and sold cheap:- ; " f XT" -. "" "Clothing made to order on "the possible notice. Sept. 11, 1855. " " " 3tf. Wayne Co. Agricultural WE, the undersigned, have used one of C. McCoumiok's Heaping and Mowing chines this harvest (1856), in both reaping mowing, and have found the work well done all kinde of grass or grain with it. while of the other machines of different makes to work in both grain and grass. Now would Rafely say to the public that this com bined Machine can be relied on and will disappoint you when in a throng time of vest. So if von wish to purchase any, get H. Met ormic k s in preference to all others: Samuel Chase, Jacob King, ; Christian Hess, John Armstrong, Jus. B. Boyd, Joseph McCoy, Abraham Wm.


ocr: January 29, 1857 23m5. THE XJIIOIn It must be Preserved ! TO that end the subscribers have formed themselves into a copartnership for tlie purpose oi carrying on me Cabinet and Chair Making Business ! In all its various branches, at the well-known stand East of the Public Square, formerly oc cupied by James Farm; where they are now manufacturing and keep on hand atrood survulv of furniture of all kinds. Among our stc jk mav be found Sofas. Te-a-Tes. Lol-xgks. Si cteta- bies, Book-Cases, Wabdbobe's, Bi-bkaii, Cup boards, Iablks, Staxus and Bkdsteads, of all styles and prices ; also. CUSHIONED, CAN E-S BATED, WINl'SOR And other Chairs latest styles, and ch eap. Remember, friends, that we warrant a 1 our work to give good satisfaction. r9T" We also keep a HEARSE, and arc pre pared to furnish Coffins on the shortest notice to all parts of the county. Thaukfid for past favors, we respectfully so. ...... .. . . - licit tlie continuance oi your patronage. FARRA 4 YOUNG. Sept. 23, 135G 5tf. DR. T. C. V. BOLINC. Physician & Surgeon, Itlillcrftburg, Ohio, - rpUANKFUL for past favors, resnectfully X tt-nders his profc ssiuuiil services to the nub- lic. Otlice in the room formerly occt Died bv Dr. Irvine. .' . i , . October 30, 1856 40tf 5000 Hides Vanted. rpHB subscriber will pay the highest price 1 in Cash fc.r 51100 Keef' Hilna lli,rl t hjs Slaughter House, '. mile East of Millers burg, on the Berlin road. Also, for tlie same number of Sheep Pelts. ' " BlJlfcUj UAKU. Sept. 25, 185C 5tf. , Wanted. ANY quantity of Wheat, Oats, Corn. Bees wax. . Tallow. Lard. Butter. Ernrs, Itasn. old Iron, flnuw Copper and Pewter, and a little CASH or anything that any body else wonl at the sign of the Big CoflV Pot. ' Aug. XI, ivai..


ocr: on -l- the and to all points desired. lie turBisnes to those that want it. Cora and Buckwheat Flour, Bran, Chop Cow feed of all kinds, Milling of kin-Is done snort notice. Ui.U. Dec 31, 1857. GOODS FOR arow is the time TO BUY ! Goods Must be Sold! DON'T BE.II OHJUGGED WITH THE CRY OF IMiilW GOODS! llTHERE no new goods were bought. II go where vou can get goods bought summer ana r ail, ax cost carnage, - For the Next Sixty Days! The undersigned proposes in order to reduce stock bo as make room lor new goods in the spring, ui seu as soove aiaiea. TREMENDOUS BARGAINS! W PRINTS. CLOTHS, SHEETINGS, DRESS GOODS. Can be had by calling on Clark, immediately. 20 per eent. Saved, BY BUYING YOUR GOODS OF CLARK. NO SECOND HAND GOODS hands. No goods bought since the panic ia East, (in a horn,) but goods bought at fair prices, ana wmcn wiu oe aoia Tremendously Cheap for Cash, AT CLARK'S, ON THE CORNER Dec 31. 1857. 19tC Almancs for 1858. "PLENTY of them to be had at the BOOK STORE. Woolen Yarn. RED, WHITE, BLUE and variegated, to be had at the BOOK STORE. GLOVES. WHITE Kid White Silk Black do - Black do Assorted Colors. Assorted Colors, Ladies' Kid and Buck Gauntlets. Any quantity of Thread, Cotton, Buck and other gloves, for sale At the BOOK STORE. Looking Glasses at Cost WE have a fine assortment of Gilt frame and other stvle of Lookinsr Glasses, that we Bell at cost, intending to quit keeping them, Call at the feOOK STORE. Travelling Sacks, VARIOUS Styles, for sale very cheap at the BOOK STORE. Dec 24, 1857. CHAFFED HANDS. CALL at the Book Store if you want lo buy an article that will heal them up and leave skin soft as a child's. OYSTERS. FRESH OYSTERS are now received daily, and for sale ' LOWER THAN EVER, ATini ' Baltimore Oyster Depot ! ANDERSON & WALKUP, ONLY AGENTS FOR HIILLEKSBUIIK. Those large fiworite No. 1 OYSTERS, only, will be retailed ny ins oun. Dec. 24, 1&57 lStf.


ocr: What Everybody Wants. AND CAN HAVE CHEAP. Buckskin Gloves, various styles. Woolen do. Berlin do. Fleeced Merino, Hog Skin, Kid & Gloves generally. Ladies' Woolen Hoods, Misses do. Children do. do. do. About a Cord. SOMETHING VERY NICE & WARM FOR CHILDREN. Woolen Boots for children. Woolen Gaiters for children. And a great variety of other traps of the same kind can be had at The Book & Variety Store Millersburg, O.


ocr: Spring sSck YANKEE NOTIONS, TRAPS & CALAMITIES T O Y S Fancy6oods,&c.&c. JUST RECEIVED At the Book and Fancy Store of Caskey A In gles, North side of Main street. Millersburg. WE HAVE Gloves and Hosiery, A very large and very excellent assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen s hid Uluvea - assorted sizes A colors. LADIES' COLLARS, UIMDERSLEEVES, Parasols, Fans, &c. SILK, THREAD, And Cotton Laces & Edging BONNET BORDERS, Artificial Flowers, Gimps Silk for lining, Sec. Sec. : CARPET SACKS, Traveling: Satchels, Umbrellas, Whips, Canes, &c. fuofemU tecs With riaia and Gilt Frames, all sizes, prices and shapes. The largest and best collection ever before offered in Millersburg. White-Wash, Srabblnj, Flesh, Tooth, , Hair and Cloth Brashes. PI1M fUnDKI PDMRC UUIli Ou IIUIIH uuiilwwi AN EKJJJLluSS VAKHill, WOODEN NUTMEGS None in market, but Razors and Razor Strops, Soaps, Brushes, Lathering; .Boxes, ex. We hare nearly all that were When our stock was purchased. SHOE BlaGKIf Wairantedtoaluneornoeal-e. BRUSHES, If you want to know how many Taneties made, call m. We ve got em. linm KTOfiS Rr. W hn I Ahnn w uua.. da . . Rf) A PS! & All kinds, except Soft Soap. ft For Wooden Hams Inquire of Raber, in Winesburg. May be get 'em and may be yon won't. COLD PENS, Warranted First Rate. Fen Knives and SPECTACLES, Silver, Silver Plated, German Silver and Plati tina Table and Tea Spoons. GUM, SILK & -I T-. -l-. a--w ,3. PORTMON1ES, A few left, probably not over two or three els, to say nothing of Calfskin Pocket . Purses, Ac., Ac. Anything we have'nt Ain't hardly worth inquiring for. Call in and see us When you come to town whether you wish buy or not- we re gooa looung ana -po-litcful." Go directly to the B00k and Vaiietj Store, Main Wall Paper. Entlrelj New CASKEY 4 INGLES have just received at their Rnnk Jk Varietv Store. Main street. MiUersbure.) .. u. ' a-I direct from the Eastern Manufactories and porting HnuaeH. A SPLENDID LOT OF WALL Of every prade and Quality. In of stock and beauty of color, they will defy bed J25


ocr: EXCET fllOB Anibrotype Gallery. (ffAGF. and deear are written upon J things. The smiling infant, which m.-rr nestle so fi.udlv in a mother's arms, glaildvn all the household by its merry and iuBoccnt. pranks, may, ere to-morrow's gilds the Eastern horizon, be wrapped in cold embrace of death. A father or mother, sis ter or brother mav suddenly be called from Earth, and surviving friends deeply thpir loss. Yet. if we would take time by forelock, and secure their shadows ere substances fade, we would have a sweet rial left when Death had claimed them as oj , .v. A,.,v and Taken bv a master artist, in an artistic and one wlucu will stana inrougn ceniunes ome. Remember the place CHRISTMAS' EX CELSIOR AMBROTY PE ROOMS. Main opposite the uoun nouse, miuereuurg, umo. juarcn va, iooi u.


ocr: HEBRON & WEIRICH, . -. - ' ' DKALCR3 III " English, German & American CJ U "X'Xji JiZ Art"2"- Oils, Faints, Glass, Sash, PINE DOORS, SADLERY, COACH TRIMMINGS, &c &c Slillersbnrg, Holmes County, 20tf.


ocr: To Horse-Breeders. GENERAL TAILOR ji . VT the celebrated thorough , , 'T bred MomfiA Mo8K,(ty uug .4. time DtettT well known in this count v, and favorably, too, judging fromthe number of friends he has won, and the patron age he has received,) will be kept this scaaon in this place, as mural, at the American House Stables. Those wishing to patronise or examine the Horse, can do so at any time. It is conceded by good judges that he U the bat Hone n the crmnl;. and aecond to none of the highlv celebrated Morgan Horses in the world. He is six vears old; is of a dark brown color, with a heavy black nne and tail, and Mack legs, and handsomely proponionea; is a first-class trotter; is over 'fifteen hands hitrh; weighs nearly 1200 fbs., and is the beat muscled Horse in the State. ta?" In getting op niv placard, I omitted to Riate the fact, that UrjutML Tavu toon the first premium of the Holmes Uonuty Agricultu ral Society, at their Fair for 1856. TERMS. To insure - - - - $10.00 -Customers from a distance furnished with stabling or pasture at moderate rates. 'or further particulars apply, either li'Ucr or in person, to - . . J. K. BUTLER. ' ' ' JfillcnbuTff, Ohio. April 2d. 185732. HEBRON & WEIRICH, - ' ' "


ocr: REJOICIKG OF THE PEOPLE! TUB TIME HAS COMK, whk.h CAN BE BOUCHT CHEAP! DR. J. K. KAIFT BROTHER, harine puirhlKMI tl Drue Stor of H. . Paun rs and yu rccirKl mrw and larc rtnrk rrom me r-aswrn rtiiN, mr wr s i- . nt HIM 'i : . tH WHU'lN KS pw hi iruunnx uir . ' .. . arc now rrrpaml to wlU'HEAPEK, ami WttrrartirlM tbat navo crr wenaota in ui niuj. inn etaiitlt- on band all kinda of MEV1CIXES. CHEMlt'AIS, W1XES irn TiniTftKH VCtKMF.HU ojls. VAPisfiS,J)YESTrrts. ..y,. PERFUMERY, TOII-ETt:rA.vi tUAf UA1R 01I, tJJSt: HAUCjiA.u TOOTH ISRITHES. 1 VOR1XG EXTRACTS, FOR HAXDKER t'HIKFS. Dr. TILDEXS CEI.EERA TED EXTRACTS, dev., ITC. y-T r-- uifSrwHi kpnt cont&utlr ob liand. aviso the Malm of aTkowarM Klowen. Th-r are rVtertnined to kt-p op their stock and w.U defy competition. rPhrilruni and CoantTT dealer will find it to tbeir interest to bar of thvm. as they can get Cheaper and Better Article than can he had at any othor CTtalliyhment this tide the nionntainii. r"Phfiiri&nji nrescriotiuna cartful It nrewH at all hours da or night J- K- cE Empire Block, WillM ary, March 12, 1867. s n


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ocr: 11 11 in J. E. KOCH AGAIN IN THE BT -ana n IfIL! , 3-23 " C Za rs) ?Of OF THAT ' . DARK AND RCOXVEXIENTLY SMALL" STORE-ROOM, Beceutlx vacated by one J. e. dark, and familiarly known a KLo oil's Corner. visited the Eastern Cities and purchased a stock of GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, CAPS, &cv&c. And in fact all the variety of goods usually kept in our stores, which We offer the id r sale at a Email advance oa the original coat. OUR OLD CUSTOMERS, the public generally, are respectfully invited prices, and make their purchases of us, if they ALL KINDS OF All kinds of marketable Produce taken at Millersburg, April 16, 1857 34tf. SPRING Cart have arrived, and the ermed of Cmtontertjrom Vx XortA art earning up to examine mtr MEW t CHEEEYHOLMES, lias just received, and ianow opening at his CHEAP COR.NER,, . A LARGE A2TD CHEAP STOCK OF ' ; Tucli he intends to sell to the . . mi STOCK is large and complete, ana oongnt rmwuy irom iauora.iur. by the case and pactige, which gives him the advantage of being able to seUhis good, low. He has on hands the JbHowing goods at the following prices; 500 Pieces Prints at from 6 to 12 cents per yara : 500 u Lawns and Fancy Dress Goods at from 6 to 25 cents. 300 44 Cloths, Satinets and Cassimeres, al Tery low prk ea. 50a- " Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, cotton and linen Summer Ware, cheaper than before sold. 10 Bales bleached and brown Muslins at 6 to 12 cents. 300 English. Straw, Gimp, and Silk Bonnets, from 25 cents to $5. 300 pieces Ribbons, from 6 to 50 cents, A very large lot of Hosiery, Gloves, and Notion of all kinds and qualties. Hata and Caps. and Misses Hats and Flats, of late styles and 30 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES. A Rood quality of women's shoes for $1: men's boots from $2 50 to $5 00. A verv Dirge lot of White Goods, Fancy Robes in patterns, Dotted, Swiss, plain and barred MuUs, Ac., c. Laces. Swiss 1 wisling CO Dozen Linen Pocket Hand tershiols at troro 054 10 -a cents. White Cotton Hose from 64 to 25 cents. Cotton Gloves for 6J.4 cents. A Large Lot of Groceries Best Rio Coffee at 12 1-2 Cents. Sole Lentler, Iron, Nails, Glass, Sash, Pine Doors, Oils, Paints, Hardware of all kinds, Chain fixtures, and everyining uiai me uwuHg vuiuiuimuy iuy wauu, wmui wu. uc uu PRICES as can be bad at any other Retail Store in Ohio. Call immediately and get what yon want at your own pnee. The Iligtiest Market Price in Cash, Paid for all kinds of Produce, such as Butter, Millersburg, April 2, 185( J2tr & SUMMER TRADK-1857. HEW GOODS! .A-Tt E 3STE"W, NO MISTAKE! LATER THAN THE "FIRST IN THE MARKET!" OHBAPEB. THAN "THE CHEAPEST EVER 0FFEBED!" 501 IN BALES, Ac, 501 IN CASES, Ac, 301 IN HHDS, Ac., JOHN E. TS still on the track, but switehes off at the next station east of his 1 the increase of busine. and the throng of .fhlthCi iienTly small, and is now occupyingthe large and eommod.ous building on the Brumbaugh tur ner, in the town of Millersburgh. with the largest and most splendid stock or SFRfJfe MB SMEB BBQBS Which has ever been looked upon by Jew and Gentile, male or female, in this neck of woods. His Stock is Fresh from the Eastern Cities, And he is detemuned and knows that he can afford to sell better goods at lower figures than those merchants who replenish their slock by purchvung old Stores, and have to spend their UMe in brushing off the cob-webs, sn that customers caa tell whs they are. - . FOIl TEC 33 MEN -AJKHD BOTS Wc have Cloths, Casai meres. Satinets. Summer Cottonades, Linens, Testings, Hats, Caps, Pslro and Panama, Hoots, Shoes, Gaiters, Groceries, and Queensware.in short anvthmg and everything ihat a merchant in this place has ever seen or heard of; and all purchased in the eastern cities. Coffee of the Finest Flavor, Clear of Stones and Dirt, at 12 1-2 cts. per Pound. Rice. Sugar, Toluwco, Ac, Ac, cheaper than the cheapest. As we have a large room and wels lighted, too, we can exhibit in the hruui glare oi day The latest stvles or goods, purchased for them expressly, from the first class houses is the csstera cities, warranted nover to We been culled over in a retail store before onr purcWi among which are Fancy Silks, Chillis PcLains, Lawns. Bege. Tiiea,bilk scriptioMs. Embroideries. Ginghams. Bonnets, Gimp, Straw and Silk, of the finest quality and the most modern and approved styles, at almost sny price you can name. BONNET RIBBONS OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES, HOSIERIES . . ...... i n rwy- rfYa. Anasr atvlM mnA nwktti ATllrndiU superior for such priws within the memory oi r iir nil Yrinit nf Profluce, Su,;h as Butter. Fggs, Bacon. Lard. Grain. Ac. for which th. high-t n-rket pn- wOlb paid i cash or goods. I also want ' -w-r-r S T 0 W W r.,tivillt.H Cash. Ladies, tienueroen, i. odies, Gentlemen, Boys, Girls, ana see for themselves it we naven 'B'.iiy crowded but you can tdg your way in. expected to see m this l'tude Wm irf d where aWmmodating clerks will be where the daaalmg .plrndor of our rtocx w possibly go sway dissUiafied with happy to sell or show our stock, sad when none caa 1"" " w 0Hf J CiARX. Ph1s or price " aiuirrsniir, .ij4u -. .... 1:1 mi;ss' to give ns a call, examine our goods, learn our conceive it to'be to their interest to do so. PRODUCE current rates. J. E. KOCH, TRADE. 1857. ST iir people ot Little Holmes, at T 1 .1 C IX g--. f.iwua verj tow prices. ana Jwlging. Eggs, Bacon, Lard. Grain, Ac, Ac. JACOB CHEKRVHOLMES. 501 IN BOXES, Ac, 301 IN BARRELS, Ac, 301 IN TRUNKS. Ac CLARK, man " ter auajitT, and cheaper, too. tljm you ever nualitv. and cne -


ocr: MILLINERY. HTBS. MARGARET 1JL WORK, respectful ly informs the ladies of Mil lersbure. and Holmes County, that she has resumed the Mil linery business in all its van ous branches. She will al ways be prepared to do work onfriDdod In her. according to the latest fashions, and hopes to be able o give satisfaction to those Residence on Washington Street, a few doors south of the corner. April lb, 1P57 M.t. o. u. S. B. u TTTON CHAPTER No. 1. O. U. S. B. meets every Friday evening at their Craighead's building, Main st, Ohin. Brothers sojourning are invited to March 5, 1857 vln28. Notice. TERSONS whohnve been accommodatad X thc subscriber with credit, are expected call and settle their nccunnta immediately. J. H. VAN BROCKLIN. Millersburir. Nov. 27th. 1856. tf PRESERVE YOUR TEETH. JE. ATKINSON, SUK- GEON DENTIST, can still, Ka fhnnri in Millersbur? prepared to perform every operation in his line of busl r , m iqu 1' ness. t-"B- "- fiarien & pidd i LARGEe quantity of all kinds just and for sale at the Hook and V ariety Cal I before it is too late to get what you want, To the Ladies. CRINOLINES, or Hoops for Ladies a new pattern, just received and for at the Hook store. : COLD PENS. 4 GOOD assortment of Morton s, and otu J manufacturer's Gold Pens, can be found the Boos Store in Millersburg. Improved Diamond Cement, TOR mending broken Glassware, and X? description of fancy articles; an 1... 1 .l, klklk' STIIIJI' Blank Notes of Hand. TEATLY PRINTED, on fine white J.1 for sale by the dozen or luu at this othce, rpHAT CLOCK OF YOUR NEIGHBOR I that you admire so much, he picked .1 1..,., IVWlf'S inlets it'i u. w. KEEP IT IN MIND THAT THE to buy the Genuine Morton's Gold that are warranted, is at H TUSIC IN FRONT. BEHIND. AND 111. -through the house. Violins, Flutes, Fife s, ttc Lots on em, at COOK S ITT1LLOW WARE OF ALL KINDS, EX IT ceptsix, and thcratoo.at COOKS. T OF ALL KINDS, J AT THIS OFFICE A a n.i mi iff I N


ocr: To Txeeze or not to Freeze, That's the question, wlwthcr. 'iia wisdom tiller the absence of a few dimes, and e&joy the ge nial warmth and comfort emenatinf from a stove, sroca nsd from - c..- .- BRAY THE TINNER, or de without, and take wb arms aewinst a sea to freeze and shatter with the eoM, -at wvth the ahakp, or in damp rooms to sleep lor want of warmth dissel ftml vapors, er percbanee toBMie the chillies; of Autumn or the rnthlrae blasts of winter, with the 6r nra hope that when I eome to warm, one side mast frees while tether thaws, and una, to torture en. with hsif baked bread, ana other food that' pourlj eooked, fcr Want of a grood Stove " No, I win bar a Stove, and par fcr It, too, and void the "thosssnd ills that aeab ia heir to," fcr want asteve. Tisa consueunation deTontly to be wished," have a stove that's good, so hen goes for the sign oi . ' " Big Coffee Pot,; ' where there is decidedly the best assortment that it heea your lot to behold lately, of every possible kind, every possible purpose, and tor the . , . . , LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE, calculated for taming Weed ar Goat, ar both Drums and . Stove - -' Of Russian tmd Common Iron.' Coal Backets, Shovels and Pokers, Good Tin Ware ia ' Japaned & Enameled. Ware,' . COPPER & BRASS Sheet Zinc, sfce.'&e," I. COME dts I am also still extensively engaged in Spontlnjr and doing Job Work of every description, all of which warrant. Mind that, - ' - . . : - t Copper and Iron Lightning Eods pnt reorder at the lowest possible prices. I will take Iron, Copper, Jbmse or Pewter, or eenntry produce. - i ; BRAT, the Tinner. Sign of the BieTfeffe Pot, opposite Cherry holmes October 16. ISoo. am. , ..; ... .. ,


ocr: jL-i t ..or TBS .': CRTSTAE PALACE BlMSm GOME TO ElUOPE ! Tke Coutry RrsUrei to Q-Jelness. TBEXEXDOrS BIOT ! AT THE DEPOT! . r CAUSED MY THE ARRIVAL OE .; ; J. E. CLARK FROM the Eastern Cities, whence he is daily receiving, opening and displaying the largest, cheapest and best assortment of Fall & Winter Goods Ever brought to this or any other western mar ket. Look well to jour interest, and call at Clakk 'a-axi ei-amiao his extensive stock of Dry Goods, -, Greeeries, - Queens ware, Boota A Shoes, Hats fc Caps, Sole Leather, la fact everything that contributes to the . Health and Happiness of Customers. It is an incontrovertible fistt ' come aad see for yourselves that you caa buy -.- ...... - . " ; Calicoes, Muslins, DeLaines, Mrriaoes,' Thibets, . Silks, , Bonnets, Ribbons, Trimmings,' Shawls, . Hosiery, , ' 4c, 4c. 20 TPEH CENT. : O T3L 33 -L PBR Than at any other Mouse la this section of the wide world positively 1 We would also have you know that we have declared war against high prices on -' i Broadcloth, Satinet, Sec., And that yon can save your preciouR time and money by calling at Clabk'b before it is too late. - Ladies, stop at the cornerand if you east make your way .through-! i ; -! THE SSSSS EROWB AT CLARK'S, Look in at the windows, and feast your eyes on the rare loxnries and bright colors just emerged from the most fashionable emporiums, of the East . - - ' - ; ' .;! J. e. CLARK.' :- - Millersburg, Nov. 13,1856 l2tf . NEW GOODS


ocr: 'fi't.i HORSE POWDER. 1 offer is g these Fnrdcrs to the public for the many diseases the Hurse is svbjoct io aad ma ny of irhicli might be cured br using proper rem. eiiles in time. Tbesfl ovdn in ti f fobi ial poisoooiu drops aadcan be salely girea io&ll conditioas. Ther are eiftud lr effieactoa lor the many disemses Cttle. Sbeep o4 lWfs mre inbject to. They are good tor th follow ing diaue8 ia tlu Home: Foandcr, Hide-Boond, Coajrba, JrtW, JiTS Rbemustorn-OT Stiff Complaint; Blind Stapfrers. Diaiemper, ftc. For -dmcaawe of Cattle, Bbeep mod Swiae, they may be given for Horn Dbtemper, Mur rain, Jec Wot Rot in Sheep, and !s Catarttt. They will alro core Kidney Complaint tn Hoga, ma ine them thrive and drtvhig off nM Gross Hamons c, kc . . Tor Sale by H. YE KG IN, MiUerHbor, O, vfaere may also be had all the popular Patent Medicines of the dajiv Alno forsaie at the aanw place' the justly eekbratcd ARABIAN UXIMEXT,. . .... - Jan.l5.1S67-21tL -


ocr: HEBRON & WEIRICH, . .. DKALEBS IX - . English, German & American Oils, Faints Glass, Sash, PINE DOORS, SADLERY, . COACH TEIMMINGS, &c. &c. illersfourg-, Holmes County, O.,


ocr: H YERGIN, DEALER IN CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE-STUFFS, GLASS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERIES, NO TIONS, BRUSHES, VARNISHES, de TESIDES the articles enumerated above, X ( which comprises but a small portion of his great variety, he has everyuung else to De louaainanesiaoiisiuiienioiiiieKinu. xie Keeps a good quality of Which he will sell by the gallon or barrel. Having been engaged in th'e Drug trade for eighteen years, he feels confident that his selec tion of every article is of good quality; and any article sold by him may be returned if it should not prove to be such. He also PREPARES COMPOUNDS For almost every term of Chronic Diseases. Those afflicted will do well by giving him a call, as his charges are moderate, and his custo mers always go away satisfied and with a de termination to call again when they need any thing in his line. Thankful for the liberal patronage of a dis cerning public heretofore extended, he respect fully solicits a continuance of the same. PATENT MEDICIXES. He also keeps on hand all the popular Patent Medicines of the day likewise the "BALM UJ A THOUSAND FLO WKiS." 3g Physicians Prescriptions carefully com pounded. H. YERGIN. Millersburg, April 30 36mG. JAPER AND ENVELOPS, also, Stationery for sale by H. YERGIN, Millersburg. O. SCALES 4 WEIGHTS, also,


ocr: NEW BOOT & SHOE SHO IN MILLERSBURG, O. M I 2 S aL3-.B T ESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE XV public that they have just opened New Boot & Shoe Shop, On Main street. None door west of Reimeu snider's comer, Millersburg, Cliio, where they are prepared to do all kinds of manufacturing and custom work on the shortest notice, and m a style equal to that of any of their competitor Fine and Fancy Work done to Or CLICK & MORr tj June 18, 1857 43lf. J To the Ladies. f RINOT.INES. or Hnorlri,. Prwr


ocr: DItS. CASE & LIGGETT, H AVISO associated themselves in the prac tice ot MEDICINE AND SURGERY, ttoi.IJ respectfully solicit the patronage of citizens of Nashville and vicinit y. Office ly occupied by Dr. Ebright. July 30 1857 vla49ni3.


ocr: CD on Q e sa t- oi a 6 (d BS is on H S3 m IX O YAKXELL & tBtHHABBT, Continue to carry on the MARBLE BUSINESS, , m TTirio nT.Tl STTOP.psst ot Beitle's Car- A.riage Shop, on South Buckeye street, Wooster, Ohio. . They have just received a very large lot of the Best Quality or Mamie, and are prepared to furnish TOME STONES, . . ...... TABLE TOPS, WASH STANDS, MANTLE PIECS, tC, iC. Done up in the best style of 'Workmanship, and at tne very cheapest prices. E. EBERHARDT, Has long experience in Marble Works, and is prepared to sausiy aii in we nicety anu BE A UTYOF DESIGN & WORKMANSHIP. He will not be beat by any workman west of the Allegheny Mountains. FAMILY MONUMENTS of the richest design on haud and made to order. Rembcr the place, and whoever wishes any thing in our line, call, examine and purchase, and satifcction shall be insured. Y AN ELL fc EBERHARDT, Sept. 3, 1857 v2n2tf. Look out for the Comet! CLOTHING! To be given away for a trifle above cost at the United Slates Clothing Store ! "VtTR Clothing is warranted to be better J made than you wui nna m any omer es tablishment in this section, as we manufacture our own clothing and have no "machine to hum bng the people with. We therefore say to all old and young, if you want bargains in READY-MADE CLOTHIXG, Hats and Caps, or Gentlmen's Furnishing Goods, go to S. B. Hopfman 4 Co.'s, at the Uni ted States Clothine Store, opposite the court house, and yon will be convinced at once that they sellyou clothing cheaper than you could buy stuff to make them with. Also, clothing mauc to order on tue sionesi nonce. S. B. HOPFMAN fc CO MUIersburg, June 11, 1857 42tt


ocr: Tfci&r-'r tWt HORSE POWDER. INcfferiugtfieserowdersto the public for tbe many diseases the Hurse is subject to, and ma ny of which micht be cured br nsint; proper rrm- o4iea id time. These oowdent are free front all Doiaooouft drugs", awl can he af Iy given in all conditions. Ther are eqnai ir cmcacionit ior me roanr atseasen irae,sneep and Hog are subject to. They are good for the follow ing diseases in the Hosse: Founder, Hido-Bonnd,Coufrhs, Colds, Heave, Khenmaticm or Stiff Complaint, Blind Staggers, Distemper, &c For diseases of Cattle, Sheep and ijwine, they may be giren for Horn Distemper, BFar- riaa, sc. t oot not in Mieep, nd aioo Catarrh. They will ahw enre Kidney Complaint tn Hoys, making them thrive and driving off all Gross Ramnns tkt, &c For Sale br H. YERttlN. Millersbunr. where may also be had all the popular Patent Mt dicines of the day. Also lor sale at lue same place, the justly cuieuraiea ARABIAN L1XIMKXT. " '


ocr: LIME! LIME! THE subscriber having opened his immense LIME-STONE QUARRY, and started his Kiln, would inform the public that from this date he expects to be able to supply all who may . -. : .1. forou TTTiii ROCK-LIME! Of superior quality, at eight cents per bushel. Jg" KILNS four miles west of ilillersburg, and one-eighth mile south of Christy Chapel. . ' I have also an abundant supply of STOisTE-COAL Of the most excellent quality, and cheap, al wavs on hand. .. JOSEPH. SANSOM.


ocr: September 3d, 1857 sStfU HATTS TRAIN C01MLX3TC3r AO TINT "7- WITH ANOTHER SUPPLY OF BOOTS&SHOES LOOKOUT FOE BARGAINS! Boots. Boots Boots. Boots. Boots. HATT Is just receiving the Largest &Best Stock of Boots and Shoes, suitable for Fall and Winter and all sexes, ages and con ditions of people. He se lected them himself, and in this particular acknowledg es being a "Know Some thing." He buys no flimsy, worthless stuff, and there fore has none of that kind to sell. Remember that HATT Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Boots. Boots. Boots. Boots. Boots. kttp tallest rank " ' AND SELLS IT FOR The same that others will ask for A very poor article. As nsual, he is earryiug on the business of Boot and Shoe Making ! And keeps a pood assortment of hisown man ufacture. If desired he will pnt the city touch on Boots and Shoes, or make them in a more substantial manner to suit the farmer. g"Just call and examine his stock, find out his prices, and see whether he don't give the best bargains in town. Times are hard; there fore, patronize him and save money, as he sells at low figures. He can't be undersold. - Country Produce Taken in exchange for work or goods. Mend ing done promptly at reasonable rates. All, therefore, who want bargains, will eome right along. c- HATT. Sept. 17, V2Q4U. BEAVER ACADEMY


ocr: DEALER IS CHEMICALS, PAIXTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE-STUFFS, GLASS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERIES, NO- BRUSHES, VARNISHES, cn TTTrn a WELL. SELECTED STOCK! BESIDES the articles enumerated arjove, ( vhich comDrise but a small portion of his great Tariety,) he has everything else to be found inanestaWshmeut of the kiud. He keeps a good quality of Vliieh he 'will sell by the gallon or barrel. Having been engaged in the Drug trade for eighteen years, he feels confident that his selec tion of every article is of good quality; and any article sold by him may be returned If it should not prove to be such. He also- PREPABES COMPOUNDS For almost everr form of Chronic Diseases. Those afflicted -will do 'well by giving him a call, as his charges are moderate, and his custo mers always go away satistieu ana wiin a De termination to call again when they need any thing in his line. Thankful for the liberal patronage of a dis cerning public heretofore extended, he respect fully solicits a continuance of the same. PATEXT MEMCISES. He also keeps on hand all the popular Patent Medicines of the dav likewise the "BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS." f2g Physicians Prescriptions carefully com pounded. H. TEEGIX. Millersburg, April 30 36m6. . GROCERY AND Provision Store. JOHN STULL, THANKFUL for past favors, informs his old I friends and the public generally, that he is still at the old stand, and constantly receiving such articles in his line as will supply their wants. He takes great pains to keep all the ar ticles common to nis brancn ot business. GROCERIES OF ATT. KINDS. Such as Coffee, Sugar, Tea, ilolasses. Syrups, Spices of all kinds, ground and unground, Iiice, Salaratus, Fish, tc, tc. CHOICE LIQUORS, Of all kinds, warranted pure, suitable for medi cinal and mechanical purposes, and not very unpalatable, to those who have an eye for such things. TUBS, CHURNS, BASKETS, Crockery Ware, Ropes, Hakes, Forks, Hoes. c, etc., and all articles in that line kept for sale. To such as love


ocr: HEBRON &, DEALERS IS Enjlisli, German & American 1 i r. Oils, Faints, Glass, Sash, PINE DOORS, SADLERY, COACH TRIMMINGS, &c. tc Hillcrsbtirg, Holmes County, O., Jan. 8, 1857 20tf. "WA2STTED. 'HE HIGHEST FRICE IS CASH fold All kinds of Furs & Sheep Pelts, If delivered at the store of J. Alillersburg, Olu. R. Y. TIDBALL. 1857


ocr: see EW THAT AEE STEW, TO MISTAKE ! LATER THAN THE FIRST IN THE MARKET!'! O 33C 3S3 a. I 3E3 H- TTTA CHEAPEST EVER OFFERED !" THE 501 SOI IN CASES, Ac, 301 IN HHDS, IX BALES. JOHN E. TS still on the track, but switches off at the thu itieniMe of huxincM and the throngr nientlv small, and is now occupying the large and commodious building on the Brumbaugh Cor ner, in the town of Millcrsburgh. with the largest and most splendid stock of mme Am shmeb bqqbs Which has ever leca looked upon by Jew and His Stock is Fresh from the Eastern Cities, And he is determined and knows that he can afford to sell better goods at lower figures than those merchants who replenish their stock bv purchasing old Stores, aud have to seud their tiMe in briiHuiug off the cob-webs, so that customers can tell what they are. THE MEJNT ATJT. BOYS We have Cloth.i.Ca'wimeres. Satinets. Summer Cottonades, Linens. Testings. Hats, Caps, Pal to ami I'snama. Hixts, Shoes, Oaiters, Groceries, and y.ucensware.in short anything and everything merchaut in this place has ever seen or Coffee of the Finest Flavor, Clear of Stones and Dirt, at 121-2cts.perPonnd. Rice, Sugar, Tobacco, tic. Aa.. cheaner than the theaoest. As we have a lam room and weI ugiueo, too, i e can exniDitin tne broaa giarc ot day The latest styles of goods, piirchnsetl for them expressly, from the first class houses in the eastern cities, warranted never to have been culled over ia a retail store before our purchase: among which are Fancy Silks, Challis DcLnins, Lawns, Horace. Tisues.SiIk Capes of all kinds and o scriptions, Kinbniideries. Oinghams, Bonnets, (limp. Straw and Silk, of the finest quality and most modern and approved styles, at almost any price yon can name'. BONNET RIBBOXS OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES, HOSIERIES, Gloves. Linen Handkerchiefs. Collars and Press Trimmings of the finest styles and most splendid qualities; Prints by the cord, at prices from b'.t4' to 1L. cents per vard, of the finest figures and best styles of the season; Brown and Bleached muslins from tj- to It) cents per yard, of aqoaht superior for such prices within the memory of man. We Wnnt all Kinds of Produce, Such as Butter, Eggs, Bacon, Lard, Grain, tr., for which the highest nutfket price will be paid in cash or goods. I also want 5 0,000 POUNDS OTP "WOOL, For which the highest market prioe will be paid in Cash. Ladies, Gentlemen. Boys. Girls and "the rest of mankind." will please to giv usa H ami for themselves if we lmven't got more pwls. better qiuuiiy, ana cneaper. ioo, man you ecr exwctetl to see in this latitude We are p nerallv crowded but you can edge your way in. wlieretlie Uasliuir spumtoroi our ... . . - .1, u haipy to sell or show our stock, and wbca Boods or prices. ... GOODS! 501 IX BOXES, fcc , 301 IN BARRELS. 4c 301 IXTRCNKS, CLARK, next station east of his old depot, which, owing to of customers, was disagreeably dark and iacaave- Gentile, male or female, in this neck of woods.' heard of; and all purchased in the eastern cities. .-iiI.Ia an. I vhi-r, nL-Mtmnuulahnif li,ba wi I ha -- .- r away dissatisfied with ths JOH B, CLARK.


ocr: HEBRON & WEIR1CH, SIALKK8 IX English, German & American , O U 3J-"Xj JLJ i-t-TZ", Oils, Faints, Glass, Sash, . PINE DOORS, SADLERY, COACH TRIMMINGS, &c .fee. Slillersburg, Holmes County, O., . Jan. 8, 1857 SOtf. ... "Clear the way, Old Seedy, Ym lionnd lo go Ihrongl! Conn's Machine!"' CLOTHE YOURSELF! FRESH ARRIVAL, Oir T ESPECTFULLY informs his friends, and JLV the public generally, that he has just re turned from the East with Clothing for the Mfflicn! Which he is JixL l Th" is nf fic" determiued to aSh? tionfricMfi:mi1 sell cheaper is for be truth of than the samo (MS K3i it we ask yon to kind has ever 1spi com0 and cx" been sold in '5 amine our stock Millersburg ail" I f T" before. ..-1 WLi yourselves. ms stock ooi&is'rs is Beadj Made ClotUng Of evciy description, suitable for Fall, Winter and Summer. Dress Coats, of the finest cloths, made in almost every conceivable fisliion ; Over Coats, Vests, Pantaloons, Shirts, Under shirts, Drawers, Shirt Collars, Cravats. fcc, tc. - FURNISHING GOODS- Such as Cloths, Cassimeres, Casinets. Votings, tfcc, tc kept on hand in endless quantity and quality, and sold cheap. J3j uioiiuug mauc to oraer on tue snonest possible notice. t . Sept; 11, 1856. 3t THE XJISriON:


ocr: . aso u you, would be prepared to use its passing momenta to'atageL " . CALL, AT ' ' SMITH & PRY'S At the old stantl formerly occupied by Smith A Leopold in the brick block opposite the Court House, Millersburg, Ohio, where top, ..t, Buited with every variety otgB CLOCKS, WATCHES. - AND JEWELRY, At prices as cheap as the same quality of artt- 5-2 it o. 8 3 a W 13 P 1 Id j-t? 111 " T " Cr" S' So C 3 is Sac Together with a beautiful assortment of . " silyee-ivare; Such as Silver and Silver Plated Table, Tea and Desert Spoons, Salt Spoons. Butter Knives; g;lvcr Plated Forks; also, fine Cutlery, Lamps, Lam- y'nid, Ac, Ac; also, an extra article of - NIORTO.TS COLD PEWS, rSS- All kinds of niPATHEtJ wit h the Above business done to grder.- Paiv ticular attention will be given to thfl repairing of fine Watches. Work warrante.dL . or'? -1 !'fZv -'1-S4 - 4


ocr: . W.OOST E H IBLE OB e- wmmmm ? - is on AND WE BOLDLY ASSERT TIIEKE IS THE BEST MAR BLK WORK done -in Woostcr of jHarDic l am This Side of the J. EBEEHARDT has worked a number years on the most rich nnd elegant -class work, and has at. great pains and expense pro. cured a. fine selection of ' , Designs irom the East! For all kinds of Monuments, Mantle-Piece, Work Stands, Table 7W, and other kinds of the richest work made in - We invite all who wish to see rare and work, on either AMERICAN OR ITALIAN. To give us a call and take a look at our nu merous styles, and nne ornamented work. W pledge ourselves to turn out as good work any shop in Ohio. We know we can do it. We propose to largely increase our the comng spring, and all who desire a FAMILY MONUMENT, Either plain or ornamental : or a neat, and elefrant. Tomb-Stone, should call at Marble Works, en South Buckeye Street, xJcistie s carnage shop. N. B. We return our thanks to the of Wayne, and surrounding counties, for nnerai patronage, aim we are contident we spare no pains to merit a continuance of same. " . TARN ALL t EBERHARDT Woosf en Feb. 1 5, 1 857 SGif.


ocr: 1857. r THE 1857.' Spring and Summer D.O. LIGGETT TAKES pleasure in announcing to the in general, that he has now received from the Eastern Cities, a complete and general OF GOODS auapieo to tne wants or my trade. In my stock 7? TP. f. nd nrly M Kes and prices of goods Aly Facilities for purchasing are such w one can buy at lower figures than myself, and consequently I cannot and WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! by any one, and more especially, those that do business by puffing and easing. I stand ready to convince bv showing my goods and prices. I do not brag of having 500 or 1000 pieces of this, that ana other cmas oi gooas, but think it possible, should yoa count, yon might find as mnnv. esneciallv new Dieces of roods, in mv stock as you will find in the puffing shanties, ana or BETTER QUALITY A LOWER PRICES I solicit an early call from those wiahin to get full value for their money when they purchase. Jn my stock you will hnd Different kinds of white Dress Goods, assorted Figures and Dotted Swiss Mulls. Delanes, Lawns l'nnts, Collars, .Laces, Mits, Linnen Handker chiefs, and most all kinds of Fancy Traps. rVJi TUJS VJSJSJTS: I have Cloths, Cassimeres Satinets, Tweeds. Jeans, Cotton and Linnen Pantaloonery, Boots, fthoes, Beady Made Clothing. Hardware, Iron, Kails, Glass, Plows, a general assortment of Uroceries, ana bole Aieather, For the Children: I have Hats. Flats, Shoes, and many Family Traps. For ihe old Ladies: ilany kinds of Plain and aesirabie goods. 13 All kinds of marketable country produce Taken as usual and mostly for Cash. Any amount of wool wanted for cash. D. Q. LIG3ET. KashTillo, April 1857 36t BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS


ocr: COOL and DRFNKS, at ' REIZtlEIYSNIDER-S SODA FOUNTAIN. The best thing yoa can drink in warm : - weather. FRESH SYRUPS, and PnreRecehing regularly Come & try it.


ocr: H.: YERansr, ' Tr A T T7r T-vr CHEMICALS, ' PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, ; TUR PENTINE, DYE-STUFFS, - GLASS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS, FANCY CLES pFuMERIES. N TI0NS, BRUSHES, VARNISHES, de F BESIDES the articles enumerated (which comprises but a small portion great variety,) he has everything else to in an establishment of the kind. He good quality of he will sell by the gallon or Having been engaged in the Drug trade years, he Seels continent that bis selec of every article is ot good quality; ana sold by him may be returned if it prove to be such. Hu also COMPOUNDS For almost every form of Chronic Disease. afflicted will do well by giving him a as hia charges are moderate, ana nis gusiu always go away satisfied aud with a de to call again when they need any la his line. Thankful for the liberal patronage of a dis public heretofore extended, he respect solicits a continuance oi we same. PATENT MEDICINES. He also keeps on hand all the popular Patent of the day likewise the "BALM Of THOUSAND FLO WERS." fSr" Physicians Prescriptions carefully com- 1. iElClii.3. Millersburg, April 3d 36m6.


ocr: THE UNION: It must be Preserved ! TO that end the subscribers have formed themselves into a copartnership for the purpose of carrying on the Cabinet and Chair Making Easiness I In all its various branches, at the well-known stand East of the Public Square, formerly oc cupied by James Farra; where they are now manufacturing and keep on hand a good supply of furniture of all kinds. Among our stock may be found Sofas, Tk-a-Tbs, Lounges, Sictita- BIK8, Book -Cases, Waxukobes, BcnsACi, Cup boards, Tables, Stands and Bedsteads, of all 1. styles and prices; also, - CUSHIONED. CANE-SEATED. WINDSOR And other Chairs latest styles, and cbeap. Remember, friends, that wc warrant ail our work to give good satisfaction. tSf We also keep a HEARSE, and are pre pared to furnish Coffins on the shortest notice to all parts of the county. Thankful fur past favors, we respectfully so licit the continuance of your patronage. - FARRA ft YOUNG. Sept 25, 1656 5tt HOWARD ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA Import ant Announcement TO all porfinnfl afllirUtl with Sexual Piwat-on,, such M SPKH-UATOKUHtEA. SKMfNAL WKAKNKSS. IMPO- TKXCE, w4NOKKtIKA. (I.KKTW S Vi'liHOy, tbo vice OI ONANISM, or SMsF-AHLSK. c- SC. The HO W Alilt ASSOCIATION. In ricw of th awful ifo- fttractiui. of human life, canned bv exual 'tiseatH, and the doctmtion nractiMed upon the anfortanatnTictimti of nucn oim'awfl iy mmcKd, nave mreciea ineir lonftaiung Suriroon as a CHAKITARLE ACT worthy of their name to irive MDOICAL ADVICK GRATIS tnatl iwrsonn tbtut ailticted who applj by Inttur. with a deMription of their condition, (age, occupation, habit of life, kc.,) and In ca w nf extreme poverty and Buffering, to FUKNISH WKD JCIN'ES FREE OF CHARGE. The Howard Awwx-iation Is a benovoIentInBtihition.es- tablinhed by ipecial emlowment, for the relief of the irfck and dwtrewtwl, afllicted with MVirulcntand Epidemic Die eafea it ha now a sarplun of means, which the Direc tor have voted to expend in adrertWns the advertising the ahnre notice. It In needlem to add that the Association enmniands the hifrhest Medical mciii ot the ajre, and will furnish the ntost approved modern treatment. Jurit Published, by the Association, a Report on Soer- matorrhora, or Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism. Masterition or ?eii-Aiise, anu oiner i iaeaseti or tne Sex ual organs, by Comuilting Surfron, which will heaent by OiaiL (in a sealed envelope,) KREK OF CHARGE, oa the receipi of TWO STAM IS for postaw. Address Dr. GEO. R. CALHOirfT ConsnltinR Rnrceon, Howard Association, South NINTH 8troet, Philadelphia, Pa, By order oi the Director. rvua 1 iie i ttuLT t r 1 a rtmn j. amnivi ji rrOBiuook


ocr: DEALER IsT FOREIGN AJTD DOMESTIC DRY; GO O DS, CROCERIE8, ETC., ETC. i - i - millenibnrffi Ohio. -ZV Produce taken in exchange for Good. OV., 1K6S Jlyl. j


ocr: Advertisements. A FORTUNATE ERA! REJOICING oFtIIE THE TIME H.3 COME, WHEN CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAP ! Dfli.K. RAIFF BROTHER, haTinff nnrcbsned Drur Store of H. G. Sanaders, and just new and lartre stock from the Eastern cities, for the pur pose oi reducing the prices of DRUGS and MEDICINES, are now prepared to sen CHEAPER, and better articles man nave ever been soio in mis county, iney Keep con stantly on hand all kinds of , DRUGS. i : MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, WINES " AND LIQUORS, FOR MEDI CAL PURPOSES. PAINTS. BRUSHES. OILS. VARNISHES, DYE 81 UEF8, &C..&0. rEKFVMEKY, TOILET A FANCY SOAP ; HAIR OILS, FINE HAIR AND . ; TOOTH BRUSHES. FLA-- VORING EXTRACTS, " . FOR HANDKER CHIEFS, Dr. TILDENS CELEBRA TED EXTRACTS, drC act. sJsr" Patent Hedfeines kont eonstantlr on hand, also rae naim oi a laonesnur lowers. Hut are determined to keen no their stock and will aery compeuiioa. r7Phrsicians aad Country dealers win find it to their Interest to bay of them, as they can get ' Cheaper and Bettor Articles than can be had at any- other estahUshment this side of toe mountains. I. r"l'hTsicians nrescrivUomi earefuHr nrcparcd at all houn-day or night J. E. RAIFF, t. b. itAir r. Empire Block, WUersLorg, Uarch 12, 1857.


ocr: TO FARMERS. The Celebrated Moeehead TIoBsa " Dixrocli, And the Excellent Horse MORGAN TRAVELER, W ILL stand at the dHowine places, to wit: DUROUK. at the stable of Samuel Davenport, in Monroe township, on Monday and Tuesday of each eek. MORGAN TRAVELER, at the stable of Hughes, in Ripley township, on the same days. Both at Nashville, on Wednesday and Thursday. Roth at Holmesville, on Fri day and Saturday. And so on alternately throughout the season. '. duroob: , Is a beautiful dark bar; 8 years old; and be ing so well and favorably known, I deem it unnecessary to give any further description of him. Morgan Traveler Is a beautiful let black: 4 vears old: full 1G hands high. He was sired by the celebrated horse Traveler, of Virginia, and his dam was a full-blooded Morgan. His movement and ap pearance is sufficient to recommend him, and all desirous of raising fine horses arc requested to examine him before making engagements. TERMS. To insure a fiial, $-1,00. Persons failing to attend regularly with their mares, or parting with them before it is known whether with foal or not, forfeit the insurance, (ir.nt care taken, but no accountability for accidvntH JASPER POULSON. Holmesville, April, 1857 35tf. UME!JJSVIE! THE subscriber having opened his immense LIME-STONE QUARRY, and started his Kilo, would inform the public that, from this date he expects to be able to supply all who may wact,with FRESH, PIJRK ROCK-LIME! Of superior quality, as cheap as the cheapest. l" KILNS four miles west of MiUersbore. aad one-eighth mile south of Christy Chapel. I have also aa abundant supply of STONE-COAL Of the most excellent quality, and cheap, al ways on hand. jiar.in riAjnoai.


ocr: BOERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITTERS TUB CELEBRATES HOLLAND BEMEDT FOR DISEASE OF THE KIDXEYS, LIVER COMPLAINT, WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND, FEVER AND AGUE. And the various affections consequent upon a disordered STOMACH OR LIVER, Such as Indigestion, Acidity nf the Stomach, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Low of Appetite. Iepondiicy, Cwtire ness, Hlind and Bleedine Piles. In all NVrvnux. Kheor maticand Xeuraljric AtTection-s it has in nnmenua in titances pnred highly beoetickl, and in others effected a decided cure. Thin U a purely vegetable compound, prepared oo strictly scientific principles, alter the manner of tbecele hratefl Ihdland Professor, Bfrhave, Recanxe of its preat nucrs in most nf the Kurnpean States, its intro duction into the lDited States was intended more espe cially for those of our fatherland scattered here and there orer the face of this mighty country. Meeting with great success amonf them, I now oner it to the Americon pub lic. knowing1 that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be acknowledged. It is parucufarlT recommended to those person whose constitutions may have been impaired by the eontinuoua use of ardent spirits, or other forms of disiiipation. KWw erally instantaneouM tn effect, tt finds its way directlv to tne seat oi me, inniiinjc ann qutckentns; every nenrw, rats ins; up the drooping; spirit, and, ia b infusing new health and vigor in the system. CAUTION. The ereat popularity of this delitrhUul Aroma has in duced many imitations, which tlie public should jruant against purchaainfr. lie not penuiaded to buy any thing else until yon have given lloerhae's Holland Bitter a fair trial. Omi bottle will convince ou how inhuitrly superior it is to all these imitations. OT Sold at $1 per bottle, or six bottle for by the SOLK PROPRIKTOKS, BENJAMIN PACE, JR. & CO. Asi-FjirTfaisu PhiiriuareatiKW aud Chemlsls, PITTSBURGH, PA. T. rtvntt k Son I'hiUulelhhia: Barws ft Park. Xnr York: John I. Park, f'iorinnali; Rarnartl. A damn St fft SI. Uiuix: and hv lru:r)rita and Mffrhutt (trnrrallr tlironirliout tlir 1'nitrd tfutn and Canadaa. Alan bv H. YKKlilN, MillvnburK, (vlu27 There 's a Time for all Things. milfl-JP bnwlno iu.let.l.-d tO lh JL undersiirned will plea.-- cnll and fiirnl tim .iiii n ill tv twui, iu. . ... ... 1-. .i. nnH will neeu ith n ntue obin, n ne n" ""V" "' ', 7 All tllO m.m..v .winir him. VV-mm call Mn w errtlit C. HATT. orn are j.reHWiiir, June II. 1157 1-tf. O. U. S. B. UXIOX CHAPTER No. 1. O. V. S. B.. niei'li every Fridiur eveiU(. M (j, Craiirlieail' tuiililintr. Slain t.. MiUerliinr. Ohio. ltnt)iensojiMimini;areinvittl toiiten.i.


ocr: II YEJRGUST, DEALER 1 CHEMICALS, PAIXTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE-STUFFS, GLASS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERIES, NO TIONS, BRUSHES, VARNISHES, dcn "DESIRES the articles enumerated abovi JL (which comprises but a small portion of nis great vaneiv.j ne uas everyining else lo rje found in an estabhshment of the kind. He keeps a gooa qualit y oi Which he will sell by the gallon or barrel. Having lieen engaged in the Drug trade for eighteen years, he feels confident that his selec tion of every article is ot good quality; and any article sold by him may be returned if it should not prove to be such. He also PREPARES COMPOUNDS For alimist everv form of Chronic Diseases. Those afflicted will do well by giving him a call, as his charges are moderate, aud his custo mers always go away satisfied and with a de termination to call again when they need any thing in his line. Thankful for the liberal patronage of a dis cerning public heretofore extended, he respect fully solicits a continuance of the same. PATEXT MEDICINES.


ocr: What Everybody Wants. AND CAN HAVE CHEAP. Buckskin Gloves, various styles. Woolen do. Berlin do. Fleeeed Merino, Ho? Skin, fiid & Gloves generally. Ladies' Woolen Hoods, Misses do. do. Children do. do. About a Cord. SOMETHING VERY NICE WARM FOR CHILDREN. Woolen Boots for children. Woolen Gaiters for children. And a great variety of other of the same kind can be had at The Book & Variety Millersburg, O.


ocr: ANOTHER REVOLUTION OF COHTST'S CLOTHING MACHINE Coat, Puts &. Test, for 2,50 rpHE undersigned respectfully informs 1 old tTK-Bdg and tne puutic generally, he has received from the ijetern Lilies, Lis Vtftt - OF READY-MADE CLOTHING He acknowledges having a "machine" for its success in furnishine clothing of a good 3uality, lie appeals to hits hundreds of customers iroiurhout Holmes and the adjoining counties. He regrets exceedingly, however, his inability to compete with those magnificent "one-horse" concerns, that do business in connection with the First ImportingHouses.' These first "Importing Houses" mnst feel flat tered with the patronage extended to them, from Millersbnrg. The people of Holmes connty love to "humbugged" in his way. It has made him fat and enabled him to pay his rents, and seems to have had a bad effect npon competitors, they loot like "hunger on a monument smiling at beef." ' After while, perhaps, he will get TREMENDOUS WHEEL-BARROW LOAD of goods and have a "Free Exhibition, too," but for the present he prefers getting them by LOAD in order to supply his numerous customers. is ranch pleasauter, he thinks to "laugh and grow fat than to spend your time in crying over eoods which von can't sell, even thougl vou have connection with the "first Importing Houses. B. COHN. MilleralKirg. Mny 14. 1857 38tf. his inai and be for a It


ocr: Spring Stock YANKEE NOTIONS, TRAPS &nAlAMITIFS T O Y S, Fancy Goods, &c, &c. alUST RECEIVED At tbo Book tad Fans 8 tore of Caskej 4 In gles, North aide of Main street, Millersburg. WE HAVE . Gloves and Hosiery, A very large sad very excellent saortmeBt of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Kid Glores "sorted sizes A colors, - ' LADIES' COLLARS, UIMDERSLEEVES, Parasols, Fans, &c, SILK, TIIHEAD, And Cotton Laces & Edging: BONNET BORDERS, Artificial Flowers, Gimps 8ilk for lining, &c.&e. CARPET SACKS, Traveling Satchels, tbrelUs,Wk!is, Canes, &c. With riain and Gilt Frames, all wzes.pricr and shapes. The largest ' and best collection ever before offered ia Millersbnrg. White-Wash, Srvbbin;, Flesh, Toth, Hair aad Cloth Brashes. GUM & HORN COMBS, AX ENDLESS VARIETY1. WOODEiV NUTMEGS None in marlcet, hut Razors and Bazar Strops, Soaps, Brushes, Lathering Boxes, ie.. We hare nearly all that, were finished When our stock was purchased. SHOE BLACKING, Warra nted to sliineor no sale. BRUSHES, If yon want to know how many varieties are made, call in. We've got 'era. Gum. Brass & Whalebone SKIRT HOOPS. SOAPS t PERFUMERIES All kinds, except Soft Soap. For Wooden Hams of Rabcr. in Winesborg. May be you 11 get 'em and may be yon won't. GOLD PENS, Warranted Fust Rate. Fen Knives and Scissors. SPECTACLES, Silver Plated. German Silver and Plati tina Table and Tea Spoons. GUM, S ILK & LEATHER PORTMOMES, few left, probably not over two or three bush to say nothing of Calfskin Pocket Books. Purses, frc, fcc - we have'nt got Ain't hardly worth inquiring for. Call in and see us hen you come to town whether yon wish to bay or not. We're good looking and "po litiful." Go directly to the and Variety Store, Main St April 23, 1857. 35tl HATT'S TRAIN AG-ATM" THREADS


ocr: 8?7- - - E Jg7-, Spring and Sninmer Trade D.Q.LIGGETT IrTIAKES pleasure in announcing to the public J. in general, that he has Row received direct Hum tbe iastern Cities, a. complete and general ASSORTMENT OP GOODS wlapted to the wants of my trade. In my stock yon will find nearly all grades and prices of goods My Facilities ktr imrehannir one ean buy at lower figures than mvself, and consequently I cannot and WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! by any one, and more especially, those that business by puffing and gating". I stand ready to convince by showing my goods and prices I do not brau of bavin'; 500 or 1000 pieces this, that and other kinds of goods, but think possible, should you count, yon might find nun v. esnecially new pieces of etxida. in niv stock as yon will find in the purling shanties, and of BETTER QUALITY & LOWES PRICES! I solicit an early call from those within to get full value for their money when they porshase. In my stock you will find run inn iaijiej: Different kinds of white Dress Hoods, assorted Fimircsand Dotted Swiss Mullm Delanes, Lawns Prints Collars, Laces, Mils, Linnen Handker chiefs, and most all kinds of t aney I raps. ' VI(TJJJUJJt: I have Cloths. Cassimeres Satinets, Tweeds. Jeans, Cotton and Linnen Pantaloonery, Boots, Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, Hardware. Iron, Nails, Olass. Plows, a general assortment Groceries, and Sole Leather, Ear the VhUdrm: I have Hats, Flats, Shoes, and manvFamily Trai. Ear the old IjiJUx: Many kinds of Plain and1 desirable goods. All. kinds of marketable country produce Taken at usual and mostly for Cash. Any amount of wool wanted for cash. 1). Q. LIGfiET. do of it as of


ocr: For the Harvest of 1857. MANNY'S PATENT COMBINED A ND SINGLE MOWER Is offered to X- Fanners this season, with the fullest as surance that it is the most perfect machine invented for cutting either Grain, Gran, or securing Timothy or Clover Seed. With new and ralnaUe improremenU made to it season, together with Ix-auty of urtmttth of matrnat, tine of Korkmantlup and HaMnru of draft, all combine to make it one the most useful machincseveradnpted to purposes. Every Farmer should have one Jfannif combined Heaping ana Motrmg Jlaeninc. It can be made to cut any height From One toSixtccn Inches Merely by means of a reru timtie lever, at the side of the driver, or the cutter-bar raised to go over olutatiet, even while the machine is in motion; it can also be (hanged from a Reaper to a Mower, or a Mower to a Reaper, in one min ute' time. As it runs entirely upon wheels, it is as easily transported lrom larm to larm, or managed while at work in the field, as a wairon. In short it has moregood qnaitieit for eittting either ura or uratn, man any bingic .Machine ever pniduced. In met, it is the only imcceiof'itl Com bined Machine in the teorld, AllMaclimes Warranted. For further infor mation in regard to these machines call on JOHN TAYLOR, m Millersburg,!). who is the Agent for Holmes County. Farmers arc cautioned against contracting for macnines until tnevbave examined Man ny's. Sale of the Machine. The sale of tliU machine fmm tne time the firnt one built, in 1N60, is unparalleled in the history of Mow and Heaping Maebine!', and i in itjtelf the bent and reliable evidence which ean lie nnerad ol itR merit, of the high estimation in which it is held by the oi our country, nr. Hxxyx completed his first machine and brontcht it into nso in 1850. A at the table will phow how rapidly it has come tavnr: were raid for the Han-cut of 1K.1 40 Machines " " 1X52 84 " " " 1S&3 l.SKS " " " ISM 2,31 " " " ' 1H55 e,02O 1RS 8,100 for 1857 11.350 " We nnint to tnepe results as trinronhant oridonnes of merits. To donht surb testimony wonld be an insuit the thousands of intelligent farmers who have


ocr: MILLINERY. MKS. WORK, ty lniorms me ladles oi Mil lersburg, and Holmes that she has resnmetl the Mil linery business in all its vari ous branches. She -will lie prenarcd to do entrusted to her, according to the latest and hopes to le able to give satisfaction to who mav patronize her. Residence on Washington Street, a few south of the corner. 1857 34tt dim i H


ocr: OB 6 - CO 3 es a e pa t en Ed Ss. H H i TABNEIX FBFRHABCT, Continue to carry oa the . MARDLE BUSINESS. AT THEIR OLD SHOP, east oi Beitle's Car riage Shop, on South Buckeye street, Wooster, Ohio. They have just received a very large lot of the Best Quality of Marble, and are prepared to furnish TOMBSTONES, TABLE TOPS, WASHSTANDS. MANTLE PLECS, 4C., 4C. Done np in the best style of Workmanship, and at the very cheapest prices. E. EBERHARDT, Hcs long experience in Marble Works, and is prepared to satisfy all in the nicety and BEAUTYOF DESIGN & WORKMANSHIP. He will not be beat by any yorkmaa west of the Allegheny Mountains. FAMILY MONUMENTS of the richest design on hand and made to order. Rember the place, and whoever Irishes any thing in our line, rail, examine and purchase, and sati&ciion Khali be insured. YAff ELL 4 EBERHARDT. Sept. 3, lS57-v2n2tf. Look out for the Comet! To be given atray for a trifle above cod al tlie United States Clothing Store ! OUR Clothing is warranted to be better made than yon will find in any other es tablishment in this section, as we manufacture our own clothing end have no "machine" to hum bug tie people with. We therefore say to all. old end yoiTrjj, if yon want bargains in READY-MADE CLOTHING, Hats and Crp. or Goallmen's Furnishing Goods, go to S.'B. Hoprasa & Co.'s,at the Uni ted Sir.;c3 Clothing S:orc, opposite the court house, irad yon wi!l it ccn7iiiccl at once that they sell you elolhfag chrsptr thn you could buy 8'v.fi: to mate them wish. Also, clothing S. B.EOPFMAK A CO. Slillcrsbr's. J':ne 11. 1657 42t a ,


ocr: DEALER 1ST CHEMICALS PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES DYE-STUFFS GLASS TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS FANCY ARTICLES PERFUMERIES, NO TIONS, BR USHES, VARNISHES WITH A Mil SELECTED STOCK! BESIDES the articles enumerated above, (which comprises but a small portion of his g?ai Tariety,) he has everything else to be fonndinaaeetablishmcntofthckind. He keeps a good quali.y of Which he will sell by the gallon or barrel. Earing been engaged in the Drug trade lor eighteen rears, he feels confident that his selec t.'ou of ctery article is of good quality: and any article scl J bv him may be returned if it should not prove to be sach. He also PREPARES COMPOUNDS For almost every ibrm of Chron-c Diseases. T1joo afflicted will do well by givipg him a cl, cs his charges are moderate, aad bis custo mers always go away satisfied and with a de termination to call again when they need any thing in his line. Thankful for the liberal patronage of a dis cerning public heretofore extended, he respect fully solicits a continuance of the same. PATENT MEDICIAES. He also keeps on hr.nd all tbe popular Paten' Medicines of the day likewise the "BALM Of A THOUSAND FLOWERS." Jig" Physicians Prescriptions carefully com pounded. H. TERGIN. Millersburg, April 30 36m6. GROCERY AND Provision Si ore. JOHN STULL, THANKFUL for past favors, inform? his ohi friends and the public generally, that he is still at the old stand, and con!.-.ii:!y receiving such articles in his line as will s; pply th?ir wants. He takes great paiiis to !:eep alJ the ar ticles common to his branch of Li:iai"-e. GROCERIES OF ALL KDiDS. Such as Coffee, SugrJ, Tea, 3Io!asses, Syr. ps. Spices of all kinds, gror j1 and uii ground, Rice. Salaratns, Fish, fcc, &c CHOICE LIQUORS, Of all kinds, warranted pure, suitable fur medi cinal and mechanical purposes, and not very unpalatable, to those who hare an eye for such things. TUBS, CHURNS, BASKETS, Crockery Ware, Ropes, Rakes, Forks, Hoes. tfce. tc, and all articles in that line kept for sale. To such as love OYSTER.S! Roasted, Fried, Raw or Stewed, he would sc.y that he is prepared to furnish them, and the 'fixins," to order. Please call and evamine his stock for your selves. Oct. 1, 1856 6tf,


ocr: Advertisements. A FORT UV ATE ERA! REJOICING OF THE PEOPLE! THE TIME HAS COME, WHEN CAN BE BOUCHT CHEAP ! DR.J.K. RAIFF fc BROTHER, having purchased the Drag Store of H. G. 8aanders, and jost receinda new and large stock from the Eastern cities, tor the pur pose of reducing the prices of DRUGS and MEDICINES, am now prepared to sell CHEAPER, and better articles than have erer been sold in this county. The J keep con stantly on nana an lunas or DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, WINES AND LIQUORS, POX MEDI CAL PURPOSES, PAINTS, BRUSHES, OILS, VAPNI8HES, DYE 81 UFFS, &C.,&C. PERFUMERY, TOILET & FANCY SOAP HAIR OILS, FINE HAIR AND TOOTH BRUSHES, FLA VORING EXTRACTS, FOR HANDKER CHIEFS, Dr. TLLDENS CELEBRATED EXTRACTS, FPateat Medicines kept constantly on hand, tlao the Balm of a Thousand Flowers. Tlier are detennised to keep up their stock and win defj competition. . j irrJhTs.eiana and Cocntrr dealers will find it to their interestto bay of them, as they can get Cheaper and Better Articles than can be had at any other establishment this side of uie mountains. - fiTPb TtddanrT prescriptions carefully prepared at all hours day or night J- K. RAIFF, 1. D. JbAlf x. Empire Block, MUlersbnrg, March 12, 1857. DR. T. G. V. DOLING. Physician & Surgeon. Millersbnrg, Onto, rriHAtfKFTJL for past favors, respectfully 1 tenders his professional Berrices to the pub lic Office in the room formerly occt pied by Dr. Irvine. October 30, 1856 40tf OHIO HOUSE, BY L HOXWORTH, MUlersbnrg, - - - - Ohio. MTSTACE OFFICE-DailyI'"eof Coaches to Coshocton. (nov27 '56:: 14tf DEALER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC - DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, ETC., ETC. Millenbnrgi Ohio. Kf Produce taken in exchange for Goods. fioT.,lgic llyl. NOTICE. THE subscriber begs leye to inform the peo ple of Holmes county and vicinity, that he is still in the Foundry Buaineitt in Millembnrg. He has added to his list of plows the celebrated BUCKEYE HISOR. He is also prepared to furninh Ground Plows b Points eot up in (rood bItIo aa in any other shop in this region, Pleaae call and see his improvements. J. H. VAN BEOCKLIS'. Aug. 21, 1856. ltf Good to Take ! FBTJTT & VEGETABLES Advertisements.


ocr: THE It must be Preserved ! TO that end the subscribers have formed themselves into a copartnership lor the purpose of carrying on the Cabinet and Chair Making Business ! In all its various branches, at the well-known stand East of the Public Square, formerly oc cupied by James Farra; where they are now manufacturing rod seep on hand a.'jocd supply of furniture of :;11 ktmls. Among o:rs:lr may be found Sofas, Ti-a-Tks, Lounges, Sic'eta btes, Book-Cases, Waudbobes, Bubiavi , Crr lOAKDs, Tables, Stands and Bedsteads, of all styles and prices; also, . CUSHIONED, CANE-SEATED, WIN1 ISOIl And other Chairs latest styles, and ch sap. Remember, friends, that We warrant a 1 our work to give good satisfaction. tJT We also lteep a HEARSE, and are pre pared to furnish Coftins on the shortest nutiee to all parts of the county. Thankful for past favors, we respectfully so licit the continuance of vour patronage. FARRA 4 YOUNG. Sept. 25, 1S56 5lf. 23 lEiii


ocr: and iiwiv Iutr. .S&.M l iiuiiAisi. Si-pH-inbVr 3d, 1857n2tf. HATTS TRAIN COMING- WITlf ANOTHER SUPPLY OF LOOKOUT FOR BARGAINS! Boots. Boots. HATT Is jnst receiriii! S me Largest &Best Stock of Boots and Shoes, suitable lor Fall and Winter and all sexes, ages and con ditions of people. He se lected them himself, and in this particular acknowledg es being a "Know Some thing." He buys no flimsy, worthless stuff, and there fore has none of that kind to sell. Remember that HATT Boots. Boots. Boots. Boots. Boots. Boots. Boots. Boots. JUtuatjs fee tp AND SELLS IT FOR The same that others will ask A rery poor article. As usual, he is carrying on the business of Boot and Shoe Making And keeps a good assortment of his own man ufacture, If desired he will put the city on Boots and Shoes, or make them in a substantial manner to suit the farmer. - ' t3?"JuRt call and examine his stock, find his prices, and see whether he don't give best bargains in town. Times are bard; there fore, patronize bim and save money, as he at low figures. He can't be undersold. Country Produce Taken in exchange for work or eoods. Mend ing done promptly at reasonable rates. therefore, who want bargains, will come along. C. HATT. Sept. 17, 1S57 -v2n4tT. BEAVER ACADEMY


ocr: Advertisements. PUXXi UP DE LADDER. It's all ober wid dem up Norf t, . MILLERSBURG , . Begins to wake up and rub its Coshocton Slumbers Whilst the honest penny is being EVERYBODY GOING TO SEE AT BLOOMFIELD, New Goods fcj THE undersigned has just returned from Eastern cities where he purchased one of LARGEST AND Lot of Goods cwr before brought to Tut- goods are now opening and consist in of Diy boons, Urocenes, Hardware, Hats, talis, yuetnswarc iron, JNuils, wass thousand article to numerous to mention. FOR THE LADIES, I have an endless variety of Goods, such as Pop lins, Delains Barges," Debases, ;Coburgs Prints bv the car load. FOR THE MEN AND BOYS My stock is full and complete, consisting o.i' -i 't I.- T v joins vassiineres OHiiut'ius 1 wrcu,fjt'aiu! a large amount of lieaily-Maue Clothing. Call on . " and see his Goods and Prices. I will sell good coffee at 121 eta. per pound, Good Susar from 1 1 to 12lcts.: - . Prints from 6.V4 to 121 eta per yd new Ladies Collars b cts. to 1. id a piece, Delains 12 to 25 'eta. peryard. . ' WANTED. All kinds of produce for which the prices will be paid, ho Wing on your Eggs, Lard, Fruit. Wheat, Rye. Oats, Corn Ttfirlcy. I will pay 14 cents per pound for but ter and lv cents per aor.. ior eggs, laiso want 500 Racoon Skins, 500 Slink do 1000 Musratdo ' - 500 Opossum do ,100 Red Fox do " - 1000 Sheep Pelts. Don't mistake the place, Clarks. and iiwiv Iutr. .S&.M l iiuiiAisi.


ocr: REJOICIXG OFTITE PEOPLE! THE TIME HAS COME, WHKJf - CAN BE BOUGHT CHEAP ! --v Kirn xrvr BROTHER. Wins- nnrrhased the J Drug Store of H. G. Sairmirrs, asm just new aadUrire stock from Ui Eastern cities, forth pur pose el reduiing the prices of DRUGS and MEDIC1N &?, are new prepared to sell CHEAPER, and better articles than have ever been sold in this county. They keep con stantly on hand ail kinds or . . - DRUGS,- . , e . MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, WIXES '! ' AKD LIQUORS. FOR MED T CAL PURPOSES, PA1XT8, BRUSHES, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE SI UFtS, .K..&C. PERFUMERY, TOILET & FANCY SOAP HAIR OILS, FINE HAIR AND : TOOTH BRUSHES. FLA- -VORINO EXTRACTS, . . ; FOR HANDKER- ; CHIEFS,- -Dr. TILDENS CELEBRATED EXTRACTS, d-C.. i-O. ty Patent Medicines kept eonsiantly on hand, the Ualtnof a 1 nousana r lowers. Th?r are determined to keep up their stock and ceiy competition. . . ,.. - 3f"PhrFician and Country dealers will find it to interest to Duy oi uicm, as iney can get . Cheaper aud Better Articles than can he had at any other establishment this fide the mountains. , Physicians' prescriptions carefully prepared at nours aay or mgnt .nr r, T. B. KAIFK. Empire Block, Millersl.nrg, March 13.1857. NEW FAMILY GROCERY A'.fsr:D D mm T WOULD respectfully inform my friends J- the public generally that l nave opened Family .Grocery and Provision. Store, in the room Kirmerly occupied by Caskcy fe Ingles, as a Book Store, corner of Jackson and Washing ton streets, where. I will constantly keep sale a choice stock of Groceries and such as COFFEE, SUGAR. ' TEA, SPICES, TOBACCO, NUTS, FRUITS, FLOUR, tc, it. .l te., dV In fact every article usually kept in a Family Grocery Establishment. I hope that by strict attention to and a good stock of goods, to merit a fair ot public patronage. . . POWDER, SHOT and LEAD, " Kept constantly on hand. JfJ- PRODUCE, of all kinds, taken in ex 'change for goods, and thankfully received. B- REIMESSXIDER. April 2d, lS57.tf. - . - Drs. Ebright & King, HXVISG associated themselves for the prac tice of iledieine and Surgery, wiU prompt ly attend to all calls in the line of the profes sion. Special attention will be given to ; Surgery and Chronic Diseases. Office cn Clay street, Kortb. of the public square. -'c "N. B. All accounts to be settled by'cash or due bill once a year. ; llillersburg, Aug. 20, 1857 vln52if. - , DR. T. C. V. - - tvs !! - w W - a fs?.I- ' ' -2


ocr: . i DEALER IS f , CHEMICALS, ,".. ,7 . v - PAINTS, ... . OILS, VAUmsHES ! TUR- , . PEJTTINE, DYE-STUFFS. ' ' "..,-..- ... GLASS, ..... . .. V'.. TOBACCO,, SXUFF, CIGARS, : . - FANCY. ARTICLES, PERFUMERIES, NO- . ; TIOMS -i- BR USHES, VARMSIIES, kC. , BESIDES ' the articles enumerated . above. I which coincriscs but a small portion of his great varictv.) he has everything ele to be found in an establishment of the kiad. He keeps a good quality of .-. N : - " ': 1 Which he will sell by "the gallon or barrel. Havinff been eneatred in the Drnfr trade for eighteen years, he feels confident that his selec tion of every article is of good quality; and any article sold by him may be returned if it should not prove to be seen. ic also PREPARES COMPOUNDS For almost every form of Chrome Diseases.. Those nffliGted will do well by giving him a call, as his charges are moilerate, and his custo mers always go away satisfied ana wnn a de termination to cull again when they need any thing m his line. Thankful for the liberal patronage of a dis cerning public heretofore extended, he respect fully solicits a continuance oi tue same. PATEXT MEDICIXES. He also keeps on hand all the popular Patent Medicines of the dav likewise the "BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS." J" Physicians Prescriptions carefully com pounded. . ; . . H. TERGE5T. llillersburg, April 30 3Gm6, GROCERY - . ' . . a.d ; ' " .. Provision Store. JOHN STUXL,V THANKFUL for past tavore, informs his old friends and the public generally, that he is still at the old stand, and constantly receiving such articles in his line as trill snpply their wants. He takes great pains to keep all the ar ticles common to his branch of business. GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS. Such as Coffee, Sngar, Tea, Molasses, Syrups, Spices of all kinds, ground and unground, liice, Salaratus, Fish, tc, drc. CHOICE LIQUORS, Of all kinds, warranted pure, suitable fcr medi cinal and mcch.-.iiical purposes, and not unpalatable, to these tttio have an eye for things. TUBS, CHDRXS, BASKETS, Crockery Ware, Ropes, Rakes. Forks, Hoes. tc, and all articles in that line kept for side. To such aa love OYSTERS! Roasted, Fried, Raw or Stewed, he would say that he is prepared to furnish them, and the fixins," to order. ' ' Please call ind evnmine his stock for 3 Oaf 1, 1856 6tf. S2T


ocr: THE XHSTIOjST: It must be Preserved ! TO that end the subscribers hare formed themselves into a copartnership for the purpose of carrying on the Cabinet and Chair Making Business! In all its various branches, at the it ell-known stand East of the Public Square, formerly oc cupied by James Farra; where they are now manufacturing and keep on hand a good supply of furniture of all kinds. Among our sto ck may be found Sotas, Tf-a-Tks, Loi'xnKa, Si cteta aiia, Book-Cases, Wabdrobir, Bcrkaui, Cvp BOAEDa, Tables, Stands and Bkdstiads, of all styles and prices ; alsoi CUSHIONED, CANE-SEATED, WJN1 ISOR And other Chairs latest styles, and cheap. Remember, friends, that we warrant all our work to gia good satisfaotion. rt" We also keep a HEARSE, and are pre red to furnish Coffins on the shortest notice all parts of the county. Thankful for past favors, we respectfully so licit the continuance of your patronage. rAR ft A YOUNG. Sept. 25, 1856 5tf.


ocr: JAS. HEBRON & SON, DEALERS IN English, German & American O U TTjERY, Oils, Faints, Glass, Sash, PINE DOORS, SADLERY, COACH TRIMMINGS, &c &c, Millersbnrg, Holmes Comity, O., Jan. 8, 1857 20t


ocr: THE 1857. Spring and Suiniiier Trade D. Q. LIGGETT TAXES pleasure in announcing to the public in general, that he has now received direct from the Eastern Cities, a complete and general ASSORTMENT OP GOODS adapted to the wants of my trade. In my stock too will find nearly all grades and prices oi goods My Facilities lor purchasing are such that no one can buy at lower figures than myself, and consequently I cannot and WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD! by any one, and more especially, those that do business by pulling and gasing. I stand ready to convince by showing my eoods and prices. I do not brag of having 500 or 1000 pieces of this, that and other Kinds ol goods, but tninK it possible, should you count, you might find as many, especially new pieces of goods, in my stock as yon will find in the puffing shanties, and of BETTER QUALITY & LOWER PRICES 1 I solicit an early call from those wishin to get full value for their money when they purshase. In my stock you will find FOR THE LADIES: Different kinds of white Dress Goods, assorted Figures and Dotted Swiss Mulls, De lanes, Lawns Prints, Collars, Laces, Hits, Linnen Handker chiefs, and most all kinds of Fancy Traps. FOR THE GENTS: I have Cloths. Cassimeres Satinets, Tweeds. Jeans, Cotton and Linnen Pantaloonery, Boots Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Plows, a general assortment of Groceries, and Sole Leather, For the Children: I have Hats, Flats, Shoes, and manyFamily Traps. For the oldLaaiet: Many kinds of Plain and desirable goods. Allkinds of marketable country produce Taken as usual and mostly for Cash. Any amount of wool wanted for cash. D. Q. LIGGET. Nashville, April 1857 36tf. Look out for the Comet! CLOTHING! To be given away for a trifle above cost at the United States (nothing Store ! OUR Clothing is warranted to be better . made than you will find in any other es tablishment in this section, as we manufacture mrrnwn .lit i n r. n . 1 1, i. -1. "... 1...... bug the people with. We therefore say to all, READY-MADE CLOTHING, Hats and Caps, or Gentlmen's Furnishing Goods, go-to S. B. Hopfman & Co.'s,at the Uni ted States Clothing Store, opposite the court house, and you will be convinced at ence that 1857.


ocr: NEW GOODS! THAT ARE STEW, NO MISTAKE! LATER THAN THE "FIRST IN THE MARKET!" 33 Ji. IE HI THE CHEAPEST SOI IN BALES, 501 IS CASES, tc, 301 IS HHUS, Ac, JOHN E. CLARK, : IS still on the track, but switches off at the next station east of his old depot, wluuh, owing to the increase of business and the throng of customers, was disagreeably dark and inconve niently small, and is now occupying the large and commodious building on the Brumbaugh Cor ner, in the town of Millersburgh, with the largest and most splendid stock of SPfttfiC ANB SUITER Which has ever been looked upon by Jew and Gentile, male or female, in this seek of His Stock is Fresh irom the Eastern Cities, And he is determined and knos tlmt he can afford to sell better goods at lower figuir?liai those merchants no replenish their stock by purchasing old Stores, and bavs to spend, tbei tiMe in brushing off the cob-webs, so that customers can tell what they are. FOR IMuEUNT VTVrT- We have Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Summer Cortonades, Linens, Vesting. Hats. Caps. Tain and Panama, Boots, Shoes, Gaitera, Groceries, and Queensware.in short anvthing and everything hat a merchant in this place has ever seen or heard of; and all purchased in the eastern cities. Coffee of the Finest Flavor, Clear of Stones and Dirt, at i21-2cts.perPeunL Rice, Sugar, Tobacco, Ac, Ac, cheaper than the cheapest. As we have a largo room and wele iignteu, too, we can exiubitm tbe broad glare The latest styles of goods, purchased for them expressly, from the nmtcls hinthe eastern cities, warranted new to We been culled over in a retad "!..b"! f'? which are Fancy Silks. Challis DeLains. Lawns. Borage. TlW nt M.a scripUons, Embroideries. Ginghams. Bonnets. Gimp. Straw k.of the finest quality and the most modern and approved styles, at almost any price you can name. BONNET RIBBONS OF ALL KINDS AND PRICES, HOSIERIES, EX of 0,e seWn; mwn Ld Bleached muslin, from Ct4' to 10 cent, per yard, of .quality superior for such prices within the memory of man. Wc Want all Kinds of Produce, Such as Butter. Eggs, Bacon, Lard, Grain, Ac, for which the highest market pri will b paid in cash or goods. I also want 5 0,000 POUNDS OF WOOL, For which the highest market price will hfe paid ia Cash. T.a.llna. Gentlemen. Bova. Girls, and "the rost of mankind." will please to irive us. call ajul ee for themselves if we haven't got more goods, better quality, and cheaper, too, thaa you ever expected to see ia this latitude. Ws are generally crowded but you can cdg tw war in. where the danling splendor of our stonk is visible. Mid where accommodating clerks will b happy to sell or show our stock, and when none can possibly go .war dissatisfied with jh gowis or prices. EVER OFFERED!" .101 IN BOXES, Ac , 301 IX BARRELS, Ac, 301 15 Ac ot day JOHN K. CLARK.