Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1847-07-22

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Fwe Ind in need Of money very
much, at Rould say to those who are
behina ID that unless they pay US in
the d Of tpo on three Ueeks, we will
char EN- what our terms call for.
Tho WI whom we have made con-
tracis an Exempted from this call.
On his back.
The Moi4on Of the Reveille is on his
back. We ~ not assault a fallen ene'
my. Getup, Nd Hunt, we won't knock
you down again. oae word of advice
we give you, ere Ne part Doh1t bfag
what you intend doing, andboast Of your
ability, before you count the o73ssund
reconoitre the ground. Go: the "1orld
is wide enough for us both"-and the
smallest possible space will contain you.
"AnglO SaCSun.r
We have received a paper with the
above title, devoted 10 the new system
of 'Phonotype,' published in 'Nu Yorc,'
by Andrews & Boyle. 1t is a strange
sheet, but any n "a soon get into the
way Of reading it. 1t will be interest
ing to'any family,
G-We have received a small paper
published at Winchester, Va, devoted
to Amusement, &c. We are pleased
with the number sent us, although it is
somewhat poverty.stricken IN original.
ity. The subsequent papers--iG in.
deed, its life be spared for a second issue
may improve upon the present num-
Der, as the editor has set himself to the
task with the solemnity of his name a
la Byron. 1t is scmi-monthly, at IS q
year, in advance.
GF In our last paper we expressed
our surprise that the Delta should call
Carey a General. We knew that he was
PdymGSter General, but was not aware
that it would entitle him to the appella-
ton Of General Carey until told so by a
friend Of his. We are satisfied now,
and hope ethat all the papers that CO.
pied our blunder, will make the proper
correction"
GASWe have received the se2opd num-
Der Of the "Greenville Bann6r," pa.
per recently established in Greenville,
Darlc county, by H. Bell. 1t is gOtteu
up with taste, neatly printed, and is
Wing in politics. The "Banner" 5 far
ahead Of the "Patriot" in appearance,
and tone: but why two Wing papers in
Greenville? We were just thinking Of
the Kilkenny cats.
Or The Register tells us to the best
Of its ability, where Tom Corwin is
1t will not answer the purpose. We
wished to know where he was al that
time. Some of his friends are anxious
about 'him--when last heard from he
was "after the man that killed the wo.
man." with a sharp stick. We repeat
the intcrrogatory Where s Tom Cor
win?
Or Most extraordinary efforts are
made by postmasters Of the Democratic
school to procure subscribers for the
different campaign papers--especially
for the o. Statesman. What sin the
wind ?-Germantown Gaz.
You will sec, Mr.. Gazette, about ides
of October. .
6-Tho Register says Corwin sis
where we will never be-" YOU are
right: we never expect to be classed a.
mong the'enemies ofour country. Ne
no enjoyed, in the worlds estimation, a
much higher position than Corwii does,
Or eyer will. Do you understand Mr..
Rogistsr' r.
GThose who are-in the FlaNsss ed
trade will please notice Mr.. Potterf's
Advertisement in to-day's paper. He is
the man to accommodate you.. Give
him q call.
OF In Switzerland q man cannot
marry under 90, and females under go
years of age. Some in this country
would be glad--very-to get a chance
under 80.
o. In firing a salute at Richmond,
Va, a Mr.. Brown of Petersburg, was
killed by the careless discharge of a
gun, which contained a ball.
or We are of the opinion that long
prayers, and longer commonplace SER
mons accomplish little, if any good.
or The road from Vera Cruz to
Mexico is paved all the way, similar to
the streets in our cities.