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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
Dyspepsia.

Myers Extract Of RICK Rose, has been In,
a.short time before the public, YET sufie;entjv
louy TO effect cures, so remarkable as 10 rsil
orth hundreds Of unsolicited testimonials from
those who owe their restoration OF beal,o IN
It's use. II is worthy OF notice, that these ,,s
not from imaginary individuals, or from her.
sons in some remote part of the country. hut
from persons Of high responsibility and man.
ence, in the vicinity where they reside. Read
Inc certificate Of Ctauncey Jefome, ESQ.,. the
great Clock Man1f fac tnfer.
Mr.. A. B. Z. Myers Dear Sir: sou.
eighteen months since was seve ely sfa;c,sa
with Dyspepsia and indigestion. / ased one
large bottle Of your Compound Extract Of Ross
Rose and Sarsapaffis,, and feel i.bss comoIs.
! q a cure. New Haven, Sept 6. 1851.
CHAUNCEY JEROME.
For sale byJ. P. Brookins CO. Eston' q.
and Wholesale by VIM. Kohl & Co., western
Agents Cincinnati, o.
June 26r lw
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
-FOUR DAYS LATRR PROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ATLANTIC.
New Yotk, Monday, Juue2 %.

4 | ri L"#
New York, Monday, June %.
The steamer Atlantic, with adviees ftou
Liverpool and Londo, to the llth inst, ami
we'd al this port last evening.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Napier had thrown some shot into HelsiDg.
mrs, but nothing decisive resulted.
Considerable fight ng continas d al the out
skirts OF s~ilistria, and the Russians were making
immense sacrifices 10 catry the place, but II i
thought it will hold out until the allied troops
would afgive.
The fleets in the Black Sea were i~nsetiye.
Oma Pacha was at Shumla, and Paskie-
witca was st Jassy.
1t is reported that the Car has rejected the
Austrian note, and was collecting a CoSsack
force to invade Trsnsylyanis.
The result OF The Austrian and Prussien
Council al Teschen was not known, but il
is supposed to Re favorable TO Western Pow.
eEs,
Turks made a sally from Silistfa on the Sth
instant, and destroyed the approaches Of the
b~eseigerS by filling up the mines befoIe Sil'stria,
and the Russians aflerwara suffered serious
loss by the springing Of The, Turkish counter
mines. The Russians report says MusSa Pa
sha, the commander of Sillistria, vas killed BY
a cannon ball.
The steamer Indiana, the first Of aaaew line
nj screw steamers between Liverpool anidNew
York, is advertised TO sail on the 12iif of
July.
Napier's fleet was al anchor on the IT'D of
Sweeborg, and p Russian fleet of ten Tide Of
battle ships. was at anchor behind the batter.
les.
Admiral Dundas had telepraphed 10 his
government that the Russian authorities had
voluntarily permitted the French end English
merchant vessels 10 leave Odessa.
The fortress and rsdoubt at Kale wa, bom.
barded on The 18th If MAJ and totally Jss.
siroyed. T
SchamvI had ,,ten The ;nno,tant p,ss;,r
fortress of iJsurobet. ami was msrcbins Win
60, 600 men against Timis.
The renor,s concerning The n.oo,;at;ons are
conflicting. One saws RnsS,. has ofTsred N
e~vacnate The ,rinc;nsI;,;es IN Condition tbo,
The Western Powers will ,s..st.b,;sh . .tnt,,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

4
.h'sa e'ains q
e7''hs aiaN an'e'n
IfT-, s''ooie,ion
- 4seoasin, ana ca
.4a fbe hegls
.s ~e spihs ana com
w.~.e~ ms soshy ei1'1sus Q
,..Ssn.""-l y 'os series Oh neos
p..Sye~sS ohs
cuer, Of ,iIoyer with "a, inaa.as ~ ue res
and our right AIMS; and no Conn sSslI ems,
men, ana no PRISON wal 8 or bars shall eve
Ssllaw hs;n1 f ~ ~ gs!iao'ic GUY ss giving
tty." 49, %
The notice of this sssocist,on Z hssa.d
"Genuins Potrioti.m - Sp;r;t. AZ "A. W., D
and comes with a GOOD mace f,os, a. co,,,o,
Of q sheet which proclaimed that ,bs v;o,o,;.,
of the American soldiers N Ms,;co' ,.,. .m.h
as over which snee,s n;vh, ......a..
mapity monrp p, suob T,..son.hl. 80;
meuts m with q good ,r.o. fynm N. an.
umns of q paper now ensssea IN N. ,.na.l,.
enterprise of conveying What wa. onoe ,he
wbie party into the embr,c. ~ Ah.,;,;o,;.m
whi'e the CHM. Win c~onlroI N. ,hsst -.
endeavoring 10 effects bargain with The Free
Sellers of PreSle comfy 1
These are good lessons Of loya,iy f,am , sheet
e~lsimtng to belong 10 The marty wbo,e 6olicv
has been the crownipg elory Of mi, govern.
mentl We would like to know r. q. aR.g.
ister,, advocate, moh Ia. !. ..,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
New Countsrfeit.

Mr.. Lord. of Lords Detector, has shown u,
a new one dollar counterfeit, on the James.
town branch of the Indiana State Stock Bank,
We learn they are issued with various NUN.
bers. The one we have seen is a very good
imitation, but is on coarser paper than the
genuine, and not so well engraved. The sha.
ling is also darker. Tn. vignette is a wood
scene, and the mark on the chopped END oil
thefallen log, is much longer than the genu-
inc. "
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

1.-THE Editor Of the "Life Boat is sick,
and If its patrons are not served with a paper
this week, they may know the reason. He
has been confined TO the house for severa'
days, unable to attend to any business. If an
issue is missed, the loss will be made up, when
opportunity offers, which will not perhaps, be
very far in the distance. No help for diSap-
pointments when produced by sickness.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

pHon. George Bliss, the talented Demo
crat who represents the Stark, Summit and
Portage District in congress, in a speech on
the Nebraska question, gave utterance to this
truth:
'"Those who yainly talk Of making this bill
a test Of Democracy, will be. quite willing to
forego that pleasure when they find themselves
with their test on one side, and the Democratic
party on the other, That great party Of ma
tionsl necessity, which is animated BY, and
holds in is keeping, the very soul Of the re-
public, is not destined 10 be shattered 10 frag-
ments byany difference of opinion upol this
subiect.n
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29


Such is the title OF 4 very neat p.mnh,,s
= pages, gotten up BY The pnbliibing
C%incinnsti. 1- ~
This book is destined 10 rsyoIutioni.e the
entire method OF building houses. 10 make ey-
cry man his own architect, 10 secure sv.,x
dwelling against the ravsges of fire, wafer.
aud time; and to ensure a comfortable he,ms
81 less than one half the ordinary expense AZ
building. 7rn H'e VI
The materials for the walls are simnlv s,,v.
ell, or small stone, coarse ssndand lime. which.
when united, become ms short time as bn,S
as commoH rock And The ordinary skin of !
common lsborer is all, that js,peeded 10 con-
s'ruei the finest honse. From, two to fom
men, with q cart aud. yoke 1ef osen, or ons
morse, . shovel, hammer, trowi and curbinS
aye ell that need be employed on,a building
OF any size or form. rl
In every instance where th;splsn has been
tIled' 1t has given the most perfect sstisJac.
ZION, both as to beauty of appearances ana
comfort. In proof Of this, the reader i. re-
'erreu to the splendid mansion dGEo. Ban.
aETr, Esq, Spring Valley, Greenscoun,V. O.
an illustration Of which my be found ann.
site the title page in the book. =.
Lei every man who expects to bu ili a bou,e
at 'he smallest price, and one that will last
ior ages,get this wonderful book, and by read.
ing 1t twice over, he maybe prepared 10 build
2 mouse Tor himself, his wife, and, az many
Iltie ones OS he may have. II is bound in =
SNORT tins TO introduce a new era IN house
building both in town and count,ys II viii
learn you how 10 make houses, fences. and
out buildings that will last while the world
stands. BY all means get this book.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

DA Washington dispatch, dated 2lst.
says.
Il Is expected that q petition signed BY lhs
merchants Of Boston, end Others, for the Tepea
Of The fugitive slave law, win be presented b,
Mt. Sumner this week, when he will move Il
repeal the fugitive slase Law.
The Massachusetts, people seem determined
TO keep up an excitement upon the slavery
question in lone way if they cannot have it
at home, they must make it at the National
Capitol. The friends Of peace should end. avor
to allay turbid feelings engendered by the dis
cushion of this exciting question; and il there
be no prospect Of getting repeal tand that can
be ascertained at once J the measure should
p operiy placed unler the table. The lovers
OF quiet and law are expected to prevent use
less and mischievOus agitation Of the slavery
Quetion at Washington.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

IRA Mad Dog was killed IN Eaton on
Thursday last. We hope the Marshal will
employ the proper means to send every dog
home which may be found running al large.
Enmuzssd, after the tst ofJuly. Persons who
wish to keep dogs must keep them at home,
and secure them from injuring their %neighbors.
Our town is full Of worthless ours. A few
pounds of Beet and a few grains Of Strych-
nine, will dispose of them summarily. Let
the work progress and the law be executed.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

p We shall not handy words with the
Eaton Register" in personal controversy,
or notice its attempted sallies of wit. We
have o higher object and aim, and shall dis
cuss the political questions which may come
up from time to time, 'fearless and Free"
and If in doing so, we find it necessary 10 al
lude to the Register, We shall exercise the
privilege regardless Of the personal slang which
may emanate through its columns. We fear
not to meet our opponent Upon any OF the
questions Of public policy in which the peo-
pie Of this county are interested. Neither
shall we fad to expose the means employed 10
secure nominations, by designing politicians
combined together TO secure the preferment
OF each other. These are the legitimate chan
nels Of public information, and we intend to
occupy them 10 the fullest extent Of our abil-
ity. The 'bargain and sale'' in progress of
negotiation, IS not yet consummated. The
deep scheme of political vllliany which ha.
been connecting for some time past, is not yet
ripe for exposure. When the candidates are de-
cIded npon,the people may be astounded atthe
means employed in producing certain results,
anil certain we are the whole scheme will be
repudinted. These things, Mr.. Register, will
occupy your attention, if You are anxious for
a little sport at "tlt and tournament" and
we imagine we can afford you as much amuse-
Inent in that line at "cut and come again" as
you may desire. Your Misrepresentation
and falSehoods fall harmless at our feet. The
position of any man or men is unenviable,
when lies and deception are required to bols-
ter it up. These are our views. We are
ready for The issue upon the plat laid down
and the sooner the ball is opened the sooner
will the dancing commence. We have the
music and shall play the political hucksters
and their adjunctS q " quick STEM"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

lr The Ohio Staissman SAYS that since m,
origin Of the "Knop Notlings;" we hear Of
'ne existence OF several other orders. The,e
are the Hope Nothings," composed princi-
pa,iy o. members OF the topographic cops the
DO Notings," comprising q cisss or business
men, who could never see the utility of adver.
Using; the "Want Mothings," a class of fe.
males who are frrt to go shopping on every
iresh arrival OF fashionable millinery; and The
"See Nohdngs," IN order in Cincinnati whose
msnos: compose . majority Of the police Off
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

1.-THE Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune says that q state of affairs
will soon be brought about which"will COM
pei Spain to cut short her .dickering for an ex.
horbitant price for her Island, and be content
with a hundred or a hundred and twenty five
millions A difference as to terms is all
that stands bet,oeen us and the possession of
Cuba at this time. Throw up the club, the
fruit is ripe Pr
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
A Year after Marriage.

One Of Arthur's best novels has been lait
upon OR table, by the Publisher, T. B. PETER.
son, Esqr, No. io2 Chestnut street, Philadel.
phia. This book like all the distinguished
authors productions, is bound to have a grea,
run and universal popularity. The morals
contained in Arthurs stories are most excellent
and the lessons ineulcated must prove ~salutary
to those who practise them. Blythe book and
Price only Is cents,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

|, GTDon't neglect a bad cold, il may speedilv
iead you to The grave. GET bottle ofStsbler'r
hnodyne cherry expectorant at once-a safe.
lefhc'ent and scientific remedy, which has
Eoeen well tried and not found wanting. MANY
physicians have been informed of its compo.
Fsilion, used il, in their practice, and have given
certificates recommending IL 10 the highest
manner. IT is the best'remedy known FOR the
Icure OF colds, hoarseness, snd other forms Of
common colds, bronchitis, asthma, Group, con-
sumption 10 an early stage, andl forthe relief
o. me istient even In the advsncedsStaees Of
thai fatal disease. See ADVERTISEMENTS sno,b.
e. calnpls aaa- dssetiptisa psmnhlets 10 he
nsu gratis os the agents. Price on eacb..nriv
oo Genus per bottle, or six bottles for 80 SO.
Ohio. gS' -es"'' Sa'oh'
: June 30, 1334.-2w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
Hey ! Come to ordsr,,

MesSrs. HAWKINS & s~uyrRAsNs eail the at.
%tsntion' OF the citizens Of Eaton, and The 'Hat
wearing public isensrally, to their pice as.
sortinent now on hand and to the act tina,
they arr prepared TO make to order on short
notice, all kinds and qualities of Hats, which
they will furnish customers at the lowest
rates. Give them a call, when you want any.
thing in their line. Their goods will be found
No. | and their prices very low.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
Mob at Riplev.
Ripley, o., Monday, June =.

HurLEf' W, MONDAY, June 26.
A Temperance meeting was held in the stree
Saturday evening near a drinking house, and
during the speaking, o rotten eggs were
thrown from the house at the crowd, upon
which some rocks were returned, and The
temperance men then rushed upon the house
and ri1ed il OF its contents, whisky, beer, &C.,
which, with the jugs and bottles, were thrown
in the street.
The mob then visited all the liquor shops in
town, and compelled the proprietors 10 con-
sent to give up the traffic. In cases where
any resistance was made, the houses were as,
sauited Two or three were injured, but none
were killed. The mob numbered about three
hundred, Including those who went to look ON.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

65-Tbe latest, meanest, dirtiest lying charge
gotten up against Senator Douglas, is that oil
his having purchased 8 printing press, type,
ana complete material, to be sent out to Kan
sas' ior the purpose Of taking grounds in favor
1.-THE Introduction Of Iavsryintothat terrific
~ The man who sent this dwelling sian
der out into the world is not overstocked with
anlce- sense Of honOr.aud those who quote the
malicious calumny spprovingly are in sbout
the same cs.sgory.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
New Hampshire Dsnocrasie State Convention.

SCI 10 .LE
At the recent Democratic State Convention
held in Concord, the present Governor. N. B
Baker, was re- nominated for that Office BY &C
clamation. A series 6f resolutions were a
dopted amid loud cheers, among Them the fol-
Rssoipess fhssrbe 5Ess 10 ,sxuf.ts ..ss
domestic institutions for Themselves, within
their own limits, ought TO be enjoyed by the
people Of all the Stat S and Territories of the
country - that the Compromise, acts OF 1850
substantially recognized the Justice of this
principle, wbica has at length been made uni
FIRM in its operations by the receaf Action Of
Congress, in passing the bill ihe ofeaniza.
tion of the Territories or Kansas and Nebras-
ka.
Resolued, That the Administration Of Frank.
lin Pierce has been directed by high, pure
and national considerations, and has exhibit.
ed proofs Of a wise, liberal and patriotic pol-
icy that it has shown itself true 10 the
great principles OF Jefferson and the early
Of the Democracy Of the country, and
VIC continue to fepose in II the most
unlimited confidence, and 70 entertain for il,
and especially for its distinguished head, the
warmest feeling Of attachment and regard.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
Eaton Branch Bank.

We are requested by the Cashier Of this In
s%ttulion, Judge HrrsrANp, 10 say that the Bar. K
will be closed on the Fourth Of July, for the
purpose Of giving the officers an opportunity
10 explode a little patriotism. All paper fall
ing due on the Fourth, must be paid on the
Third. Persons interested will please take
notice and act acesrdlngly. n
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
Sad Accident.

On Thursday last, a little son OF Mr.. JESSE
ToLBEnr, aged about two years, was drowned
in a tub Of water. The mother had gone on
an Grand to neighbours house, and was out
but a few moments, when she returned she
found her child dead. 1t is supposed he went
20 play in the water and losing bis balance
slipped in headforemost.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

Mr.. Edmunton, in Mccfacken county Ky.
last week, on sitting down, to breakfast, dis
covered the biscuits of an unusual color; call.
ed his cook and requested her to eat one Of
them, which she did very reluctantly, and
died in sixteen minutes afterwards, from the
effect Of the poison she intended for her mas
ter and mistress. esa
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

TGody's Lady's Book, for July is illus.
trated with Moab" "Gallsntry,,' Fashion
Plates Patterns, and any amount oFother en-.
Cravings, and fine reading. This No. con-.
hence the second quarter of century. thai
the Book has been published; but unlike all
other things, with age it becomes brighter bet.
ler looking, and more sptightly.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

UThere are few things which afford ",
greater pleasure than sitting downsto wife a
notice OF THE celebrated HoofandGermsn Bin.
ters. because we are fully conscious we are
comforting a public benefit, and our.besrt tell,
us that many have been induced 10 take these
oi'ters, and been rescued rom, death ~ Dy,.
pepsla; liver, complaint, &C., fof he cure Of
winch 1t is certain. II is prepared and sold
only by Dr. C. Jackson, at The Get1,Sh Nedi.
cine Store, No. 100 Arch street Philadelphia,
June 90, 1854 o.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

UThe Niggers are going 10 have a big time
atDaytOn, on the LIST Of August, it being the
anniversary Of the Emancipation of the Slaves
in Hayu. A number Of distinguished colored
orators will be present, onths ocasion-among
them, the blackguard, Fred. Douglass.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

Ex-senator Weller left Washington on The
10Th inst.' with a company Of friends, for New
York. where he was to be married, on the
afternoon of that day, to a beautiful and &C.
compiished lady. This is the fourth time the
Colonel has been placed in the harness matri-
monial. EIo
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

UAsa G. Dimmock hes resigned the wsr.
denship Of the Ohio Penitentisry, which re.
sponsible position he hes filled for the last fe "
years with signal ability. M. Wilson is bis
successor
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

DGov' SlAde finds great trouble in his
landslide enterprise to provide the West with
"~schoofmarms." When they leave New Eng
land they come out here and find some of the
benches empty, 50 they quit teaching, take
husbands, and instead Of giving lessons go to
raising scholars. -. =,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

IVA Western paper sayss-.'About thirty
yearslago' Gen. Cas- owned farm in what is
now the heart Of Detroit, and By simply hold
ing on he has becore tn possessor Of a for.
tune estimated at three mii;ops or dollars.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
pThe Statesman saws a mar was ar,ests,

bfhe Statesman says q man was arrested
in an adjoining county for getting drunk. He
plead that he had not been guilty ofayiolation
OF the He'O h~' and claimed the right ofbeing
tired blythe old, under the plea that he got
drunk under the old law, and haden't been So
Der since. The judge was puzzled, and held
the case over for adviSemept.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

D'we should be pleased II The publisher.
Of the Ohio Statesman and democrat would
send Us their DAIry instead OF their rai-wsrx-
LYj and any favor thst We can do for them
will be cheerfulIy done.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

1pMarin Van Rsisn is employing bis leis.
ure hourS in foreign sojoprn BY wiring the
memoirs Of his political career. He is taking
his own life.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
Fourth Of July.

The Post Office will be closed on the
Fourth of July, except for one hour after the
arrival Of each mail. Open from 8 until 10
+ O'Clock, A. NJ, and from 8 until s P. NJ.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

pLuxury combined with comfort, may be
seen displsfei in the daguerrean gallery o,
Ball d Bros. No 10, 9Th Street. They take
most excellent pictures for o moderate price,
and s5ys a likeness Of which any one may
heSrDud. visi. their gallery.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
STONE ron SAFE.

THE subscriber informs the public that he
i viii furnish On short notice any quantity of
Building Stone, such, as caps, sills and stems.
Call at The well known Stone Quarry of
. hrisman 4 Young, "a miles from Eafon, on
the Levi burg road, T. 4 J. BRANNAN.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

u.A man was boastiug about bis knowledge
|ei ne world when 4 wag in company a.ked
nm = ne had ever been in Algebra, Il can't
iezfciy tel, aaid he but / think I once
pssSed II on the eosebss
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
EssED r YEw
CDMR TH0U AND DO 8

We intend each week TO acknowledge in
''naf columns the amount OF money received
upon subscription for the Democrat" so that
our subscribers may see how We live, and
learn that prompt payment is essential. For
the week ending June goth, we received as
follows:
J. Hartman, S2,16
J Garry, 1850
DR.. Stprnau l,50
Ralph Marshall LOO
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

DThis melting weather forcibly reminds
one that, SPRAeUE & Co., 1i3 Main street,
Cincinnati, have on hand fine assortment of
fashionable Clothing, just suited for such
days as we have experienced this week.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

UA preliminary meeting has been held in
chillicothe to make arrangements for a ccm-
pany to cmigrate TO Nebraska.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

The snvbs wear blue coats and brass but
tons. The blue Is indicative of their feelings,
the brass Of their manners.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

peres,dsat Pierce and familybare gone 10
Point Comfort for a few days, to be relieved
from he bustie anu hca. Of Washington.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

rrThe Mayor Of Philadelphia has issued a
.p~tOclamation forbiding the sale of liquor in
that city, on Sundays.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29

,uWhilst you are worrying down hot cot.
fee, these hot days, remember that McDoy.
oeg sixth street, three doors west of Elm,
keeps on hand a choice assortment Of Groce.
ries 81 oil kind, which he will furnish Gus.
s~toihcrsatibe bwest fa,,ss Sem, yo., szs.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-06-29
NRW ROAm.

Home for tle Million !ts- a. Pc, Mss's
Home and Rich Msa's Paiaes; e. a. Ara.
cation e5 the Gravei Val Ceamt 3 tke
> purposss Of Bufl4iar. tsIfffc ~