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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-17
Cutting it short.

A certain baiher, VINO was possessed OF eIeSS
power Of"gab," used 10 amuse his customers
with his long yarns, while he manipulated
their heads aud faces. One Gay an old codger
came in, and ordered shave and hair cut
The barber went to work, and began, to the
no little dissatisfaction OF the old gentleman,
who became irutated at the barber and sald:
"Cu. it short"
ayes sir" said tie barber, continuing the
warn, until the old gent sung ont;
"'ut It short, l say, cut It Sboyt."
''Yes sir" clipping away, and gabol'ns ths'
faster.
"Cut it short, cut it short, say" says the
old gent.
s"Ycs sir," The barber going On with his
story.
"Willyau cut !, short, blame yol," bawIed
.ae old rla' IN rage.
"Cut. s,." said the barber, for if YOU Il look
in the gass youth see that Ire cat 1t all o."
.Aal 70 his horror upon looking IN the glass.
The old gentleman found the hair cut from hls'
head.
Some daring individual, having started
country paper out west, holds forth in his Sec
ond number after this fashion:
eve are now prepared TO receive calls
.
In.1ne. tg'hgnor us vita their presence. We
[ have been in successful operation for two
weeks, but rs yet, not q single bit Of dlminity
has crossed ue threshold of our Office We
! have rot our face washed and the hoOr swept
: and pret'ir looking person, or cleaner place,
Icaunot ha fJrnAina Days iysvel Give MS
icaIl ladies. Cameafrf breehfast, bring your
idinner and KNITTING. and stay until tea-time."
/ We hops the good anatufed ladies' ol lEe
town where ha has pitched his tent will ap-
p,:ca,e his condition, and 'droP in"
Ir"Tae baby IS sic6 ny dear"
"Weu, give /. castor oil. Dennis, bring up
the casio! OF"
'IPs all gone, sir--not a drop is left"
Gone why We have not yet opened the
bottle"
"Gure YOU have had il every day, and I've
| seen YOU use II myself upon your sslad."
"Why YOU scouuGr YOU don't mean to
say thai I've been eating castor oil every day
during the salad season :" -
"Surc you have SIR"
"DrI you not see the bottle was labelled
Castor Ell p
"sure an did, sir, aud didn't | put it IN
he cas,Ors every day!"
rPA young lass went to camp meeting
and came back full Of the revival winch they
had, and did nothing the following week but
sing
"Shout, shout. we're gaining ground y
| She had the tune 50 pat, tEat al! she sald
WIS bula continuation Of lhat song, aud not
iuufrequen.ly he rhyme was too long Tor tre
,une. Ga lowell slipped in and took bona
/ oF tho iol ls ard iugt as he was making Inc
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-17

gTTha Editor or the Iowa Statesman saye
in late paper "Not mitch editorial this
week. cart help it--auothet hopbciug big
boz i'll this shanty: only happens once a
Yearp
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-17

! TITO melta lady right into bouque! Just
praise her feet, her hands, chest, her eyes and
hair. She Is as fluent as reCtiied spirits and
as smooth as the oil OF roses about that time.
For melting calico YOU must touch heg weak
nesSes with a finger Of praise. Try glass
/ and see.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-17

A mans own conscience is his sole trihu-
lnal, and he should care no more for thstphan-
tom ''opini NJ that he should fear meeting a
| ghosi if ne cpoSse ,hed ehurchYard at dark.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-17
ApRIsON IN IOWA--ATTEMPTED ARREST

We find in the ST.. T.ouiq LntsiEgspcsr, of
.T,
saturday, tDe io'i""''s 'e'''' u''e" O'''o"'
/ Lee Co., Iowa, July 18th, relative to ArrScn,
/ the sunpoeed murderer Of Allison md his wife.
7. r,or ,,r,t =, ~. r.,,.t,sd that ba r,as ,ot
.'''''''
arreSieo'
GENTS: OurlittlevlaGe has been distract
| ed with the most intense excitement since
Saturday evening last, By the arrival Of Wm.
ii. Arrson, from 'inclnnat, "ho, II IS Suppo-
sed, caused the awful the heart-rendlng de-
struction Of Mr. Allison and wife on the s5th
uttT ~ reporter that re iett DEBTS 70 be
collected, ana the amount ioTWa.heJ y draft
to this office. Eypec'lns TO receive the draft
he called at the Post Office and was supplied
J, with the letters that had arrived, one OF ;hem
icsniamng the DIAN. From information th3t
had been Received, With respect 10 A'uSop,
me ot tie citizens were prepared 10 laas ac-
ion towards securing HIM. Accordlng'yqnlte
q number started in pursuit. They found N
at hIs iaiheFs' VINO lVeS some three iaile$
! from this plaCe: but from some cause allowed
him {scans, which he did in most pr.ciptate
manner, no,i ling definite being heard from him
ls.nce.
The conclusion is that he made for his h
ers, living in AppanGoosa county, and ir m
thence further west From an acqnainance
Iof soue ten yn9rs with Young AuSun, | will
attempt description OF him, which you may
use as you thaa g,,pet. VIM. II. Arr.son is
about feet 20 inches high rather square rjg-
and action. Hi; hair IS LACK. soft, and gIis.
Itrrinc. oiercinr blocl. moving, and disfuThed
ewes. though hidden by lungand heavy 70. les:
nose, opery sneaking, a Roman, without
undue prominence high cheek bones. thin
-'tt, f,,,, ,aa,l .IiI,i,, rr,;sct;n, ua 49,
a.. ,to, o,'. las u''s I.;,Io sbo,,,r ,toa ,is
o,,a, g, a. l;',a'',a ,,,,, he ca',saS %',' .,,e
Ia1i, ~ ,i,n;n,, ,if', roI I,a,, f..oi,. -,
i,,, H., to, ,,,t w., 10
at ironr..ss,on W. n,v n1ird ,h,t ";s noros ,r
,ha ;n;t,ols NJ la,.' ,ra ,s,taoa5 nm his r',r,
arm. HIS age is thirty, or tlereabou.S.
From what IS known Of ms previous chara"-
? teranI his haSty Digit, there IS not the least
doubt III tie mind o! this community hut tia,
i he is the murderer. Respectfully, yours.
>, ~,--------~--,---I-- --,,~-,- - -,
! A Maine correspondent Oi the Gfeen Noun
tain Herald, gives the following as the forln
of prayer by a class of people called "Hew
lights" and who believe III direct preaching
and direct praying:
"Lord have meicy on sister Kelly, who gets
IN cuff, tl. cot E;ckS fin, dry ScoldS he,
: husband all The morning, and then goes tc
meeting and there gets 10 and talks on ,Le
, top of i'll"
I - .-- - L -. - -
rrTk, Editor Of the Iowa Statesman save
Iino late papar. "No, mich editorial fEis
,I; .,o,. np o,I, I,.,,,,,' ,a,,"',,,s .,,, ''s
. "p5 ,., y, '"'' '"""''' '''' "'PPe''' O''0' i
-,,--,-.----
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j,'' g., So G' FI n"."S' .lni.% . 49, aJ
-. ,,' % P' NV ~ 'so,,i'vU ,tat ,,t'1 a
"'i'' a ''.' w ''' - 'H'N' ~ - '''"' ''"N
+ f"r melting cameo YOU 'Husl louch ~, ne' weak
, hesSes with uoeef oi PRAISE IT! glass
! ana See' .-.--.---.---.....---
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-17

-Precept is instruction written in the sand
--the tide flows overit aud the record is gone.
Example is craven or the rock, aud the lesson
IS not soon lost.
"A wise msu stands frmin al e$tremities,
and bears the lol Of his humanity with adj
Ivine temper. va :. refag
= Hatred us isn durable, and so obstinate
tha; reconciliation on a sick bed is the sweet
est sign of death. (Hruyere.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-17

A Maine correspondent Of the Green Noun
tain Herald, gives the following as The fotn
of prayer by class Of people called "new
lights" and WHO believe in direct preaching
and direct praying:
'Lori have meicy on sister Kelly, WHO gets
up, cuffs the cat, kicks the deg, sColdS hst
husband all The morning, and then goes tc
meeting and there gets up and talks on the
top of i'll"
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
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Hsuse SnrTe enierr 90 the Part-Ihe h3.se Cffpsnefs
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A. ,bs regular annual meeting Q, thc m'%eeP Of the
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Secnd Zee P,esdent.. ... wiN0NUaLER
S-coaa s,o'eti'y .'..''.'.' y Eo5sp H33s
D' O'0'' " HERNASN F. LUDWIG, secr,tary.
The Fi,s,b Word T. D. society viii meet TaIs EyEX
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matters win be then presented all ntereed Tesgectfly in
yie6 to ie present JOHN WHEELER, Jr
NJ NeCRAw Fsq Chairman
Tenth Anniversary of the Mariners Family Indus
tyisI Society Of The Port of Newell Tenth Anui
,ssy Family Industrial Society Of be Pors Of
kx the S0cistys Rooms No 81 Pear
THUksDAY March 49, ct IL A. NJ &mbers aud friends
eorSAly invited be pres. mt By order Of toe Boa'd
Mrs Capt LOVELAHD Secretary
Trees md Plants. PARSONS Co Finishing invite
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their of Fruit aud Ornamental Trees
ana shrus Roses Greenhouse Plants &c Appe
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70 applicants Tres delivered in NewYork free OF charge for
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The Pews in the West 23d-st. Presbyterian Church,
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wakefield Industrial Home Association, No. 3.-The
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MONDAY MORNING, March 20 al Unioo Buldnss
n lfS BoweTy At 10 o'olOck.
Of becoming memh Of this Asociaion
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
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w p family Ls1Ii-ess saa Chs Der nsi.
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h he best
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
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ana PsTOr
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~ am Of SCOTT Wilson Co % ges;e Pr,;es' As same.
Ss s,ILs %s.9,tNs%SOrs .9s nI' eSy msTcS 1881
SPRING TRADE of the COUNTRY.-Adyertisers
- minded hst this the TO invite Rssble ekelsa
%" s,. to vssa sios. Pur.ai. cOmp,rvs
o. % I & ~ Sr, rsabs & r dootias once ss
uocOas Of advertising 10 both city and eoaaY
Psfen.
THE PEOPLES PATENT OFFICE.-Ths well
inOwu et.bbnebi 'i carried ca Snd.I The personal 1ps
t,n5,res m p"d alesEG % s"a oas ns
Dessrs Foreisn Pat n 6c se prepared with the asnoN
dG a.S fRss & HS S, 's rs or NAT
& a. hi. oce or By TO living distance be soai
se The needfl steps 70 -eeare feo can b
ara sec y sn be Sas saved WSn p.r wish be nod
the PosS; S S Ss S;Ss 3, @ to S Ss, soG De
script Invention No ice or charge made Tor sa0a exa
instiaIs
Mode distance be sent hy express OF otherwise
For further nformstion epplN To ADDE'S POSTCARD,
ALFRED BEACH Editor OF the PEOPLES journal,
Solicitor Of American snd Foreign Patents
Psoples Patent Office No SO Nassaus Nes-fork
THF PFOPLES JOURNb iosrs'ed Rec I'D of senes,
Art Mechanics Inyentop Agriculture, pabshd mJntay
proiuseIy iIus,rsed with SPLENDID EN9RAvfS85 re'ms N
yolu complete contain. 3el epgrsvlnys
Price s bo1Td eovcIs VI 80 handsome cio
TWO GENTLEMEN, residing in Brooklyn, de-
srous Of leaning Vocal Music commencing VITA the rad
uents Auy person capable OF giving instruction. will
address sos No NewYok Po-tOhce residing In
Brook klyu will be preferred Please state terms
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
Ghaures for Business Hlen.

GOAL YARD TO LET or LEAsE-Being one o.
The best loe.ioss In the city; doiag good basasss
Bo,,, esrts sfe scale furniture r sale Inquire tb'
ursu isss corr er 4lstst and 7th AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

DANVARDH GEORAMA, No $50 Broadway
~ THE NILE which open In con-
junction the HOLY LAND, evening at n
O'clock sDd Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons o. clock
on both Paintings only 20 cents to all parts OF the house
The HAn Is 10 et
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
90 farmers ano Others.

GRAY SHANGHAI EGGS, (ormerly called Bramah
~ PoorssJ pure bred Fowls recently mp,red ~ssrn4
twenty three pounds the pair received hsh every MJni,
tho Museum Price 6l b. Dozen The Puen tows
cost Der Many Of bsst poultry oree is nay' er
uhed catalogues and lowest prices rare to~s W
ripe 10 Of domestic poultr w procure
Fow when ordered without commission ehan sns
warrant them 10 be mrepresented r Il DAhNO"
DtRJ WAN GUANO constantly on hand and for salo
Ga ausntitie. 20 buyers by GEORGE THOMPSON No.
southu T. his Warehouses In Furmanst between
Fulton and Wsllst Ferries Brooklyn
CUPERIOR FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREEa
- CHEAPw PRINCE Co, "lnhiLs n T. 10 e'osg9ssses S
gh their largest NnrssTY VIII oo
Trees comprising the lar g aud hnrst a sne
Trees including Eyerseena ee Caosnrs eonps
ina Shrubs be bad At No S CaAmosfs
IT.. and y 81 be mailed 20 applcsbts
ITO FARMERS Bone Dust for sale at No. 3cs
A sCWARTZ late No. 20 lOth av, ~ r.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
The Oriensl
GFO. CHRISTY and WOODS MINSTRI

GEO. CHRISTY and WOODS MINSTRELS,
NJ No "a Broadway, above Howardst.
Open every Evening during the Week
II Wood. bash5s manager
Georaf sage NtuAgeI
Doors open at "a oeeok Tickets . eenA
DUCKLEY's SERENADERS-No $50 Broadway:
ID Open Every Night MONDAY EVENING March 10 ana
durr H. week the grand Bureque the Opera OF the
BOHEMIAN GIRL. ,
sna xn,sp Orsdlies" &c Time altered-Coneert com
Al "a O'clock. Admission - cents