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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-29

EXTRA CfeAks.=Mr. Which has hot yet
got fully opened in his hew Fancy Store,
but is now unpsck hg his goods. But he
has opened and for sale some Of the choicest
cigars ever offered to smokers in Evansville.
He purchased them direct from the New
York custom house, and can warfent them
extla quality imported cigars. We advise
those fond of the weed to drop in and try
Wilch's first arrival. They will recommend
themselves.
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tEwRtRY, &c AT WHoLEsAtt.-We call
attention to Messrs. Wilson McGrew &
Sons advertisement In to.day's paper. The
Queen City cahnBt bdast Of bettef estab-
lishmena Of the Kind than theirs. They
have removed their JewelFy Establishment
from 1871 Main street. to the South West
Corner Of MalR ana Fourth streets, seven
doors AoFth or theif old stand, Cincinnati.
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80. HIRAM NELSON
49,. 1905 - So
Auction ROBINS

Old Court Rouse Corner of and Third streets nme-
dfstely opposite the Washington Hotel
HAVING leased for term of years and fitted M the
II IL above well known stand. prepsred o
ee7e for sale at auction private SALE all kinds
giles. etc..
C9sh advances made on eonsgnments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
eomtencing At so'elock A. NJ Also Tuesday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
Outdoor sales sales estate
to- ~ f--P'-' ~'''"SN
We are weekly receiving. and have hand large
ana general assortment of Flu RNITU RE- consisting otsa
Spindle and bannster backs scroll scoIlop tops
back otlee, French, Jenny Lind; Bustle seat
Chairs; mahogany snd wsoa sofa Chair Elizabeth
ehair; spring seat rockies sociAbles centre
gard dining and bteakfast tables; light wash stands
lounges mirrors tine common and misses bedsteads
trasses tin ana wire safe which will sell
einpati prices.
violins aeoofdeons pocket cutlery. guns pistols whips
etc. etc., whleh will sell prices cash.
Wholesale CT tetail. WOOLSEY NELSON
myS Auet;s
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NNlICK or ATTACHMENT

NOTICE hereby given that 18th day Of ANGINA,
Is55 writ Of attaehmsnt was issued by John r.
vanderburgh County At the instance and
the adavt of Anoni Bosch against the goods ehas
Of which writ the ving described goods
70 WIT: hand Spirt-Level Planes Chisseis
work bench variety of Carpenters tools have
taehd the property Of stenekeS and that
tho 18th dag o. September 1855 81 1ock in forenoon
at my office in the city Of Evansville will proceed
ana decds the claim Ct the said AAtoni Bosch whereof
IND said John Stsnsker all others interested viii
notice. Dssed August 2lst 1885.
J0HNF CRISP,
Rseorder City Of Evansville and ofcio Justice.
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LIABILITIES

LIABILITIES.
The Company owe Bank or other Creditors
Losses adjusted and Iue.
do do and not due.
do unadjusted, ..na D.
do in suspense. a~aiting further prbof.: s4oos %
do claimed and resisted BY the Company. .. $50 90
The greatest amount insured in any on
Inc company have rule in regard the
insured IN one city. town or village in any
block, these depending upon circumstances.
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, jss
CITY AM COUNTY OF PHIbkDELfHIA, 90
John 9. Montgomery. President. and Dwight MsCanp
Secrstary OF the Merchants Insurance beng
orally and duly deposeand say
81 that the foregoing full CORRECT
the affairs of said the
ueSoTioeo "meers thsreoI; = .- ISigned.
ID. ], MCCAIN See. -
D. 1888. WILLIAM OgLEs IIdar%s.' a.
lCopy'I Ex Oheio Justice OF tho Peace.
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hEr "A RED By
ia ,M E. S, G., A YER
PROF. o.. J. WOODS
CELEBRATED
III AIR RESTORATIVE.

VIE efecs Of this wonderful Hair Restorative are
onclnB the most astonishing resutsi bile nina
od and young are lavish in their praises Virtues
remarkable position It is Preparation that
be sn store grey hair NATURAL color and
re- produce on bald heads luxurisnt growth -
medical pro fession: " 'Ne
ST. PAUL. Jan. /. isss.
.hi. n:;s ~ - WOOD Dear Sit: Unsolicited. you
After being nearly bald long time and
aVng tried all the hair restoratiVes extant
iaitn In any was Undue hearing youFs 10
trial placed mvsel in the hands barber and had nv
mead with good sf brush the Restorative then
aPpsd an well rubbed till the scan was ali glow =
hs repeated every morning. three weeks the youp9
appeared and grew rapidly from August lass
70 the time and is thick black and sronr
ana pleasant 70 the ouoh whereas was harsh
ho m there of It, and that little was disa
Fearing very rapidly still your Restorave about
twice and shall have good and perfect etan
S S Nov have read of these thngand mott but
nave never seen hitherto which hair
was res} benefited by any of the hair Sc Of the
Jay ano really gives pleasure the result o. nv
have re commended preparation 10
mas large and general sale the Terri
ory Inc people here have in
~ Inc supply sent Wholesale agents for he Terri
rs nearly exhausted and daily inquiries are made fo it
naPks 9r ths benefit has for certainly had de-
spared long ago of ever efectng any such result
Yours, hastily, ] " ROND
Firm of Bond g. Kellog Druggists
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PLATED WARE.

XxTE have just received. from the manufacturer
w sOFtment of Plated Ware. such table and tea
forks butter knives extra fine and beautiful
&e4 which will sell prices
be plated genuine Alhata metal nearly white
hard and stronger than silver. Gail and
BITTROLFF L. SONS Jewelry Store.
ninaA hat IL
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>. HYDE,s M<RBLE YARD.

CORNER SECOND VINE SHEET EVANSVILLE. IND.
NHE undersigned would respectfully annouh the cit
zens OF Evansville and the publ that he
purchased the entire stock OF Vermont Marble of
Humphrey and is fully prepared I'LL orders for Monu
nens Tombs Obelsks Head and Foot of the best
and the eaes material. Thoss wpg to
suitable Monuments to their deceased rienG would DO well
TO give him q CALL All ordersprompty attended to.
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as-ls styles Prints this day and for
Ahso JAs.L6w & co. 4ls Main st.. Lor. ~.
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hE hrst annual session of this will be oman
u ed ON Monday the Sd of September 1850 a nonvsni
ent building win be erected during the summer pnd
Gu 70 accommodate pupils session r.
viii De nsd up neat and yle autographed
with good set OF phoso rhcal chemical
Preparatory Department will be coneetd the school
Though IN separate room into which boys twelve
The Principal has made arrangements with GOOD famiIiss
board pupiis from a distance
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-29

FRENCH BURR MILL STONES.
AND THE
GENUINE OLD ANCHOR BRAND BOLTINCS
CLOTHS.
A LS0 Betting from 2 to 70 inches wide
IA j. r. MONROE, Agent,
70 Corner of Second and Oak streets
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DAILY JOURN A L.

n7-The members of the A. Y. M. frater-
nity are requested to meet at their Hall this
evening on special business, without further
notice.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-29

FALL Asp WINTER CLOTHING. Cur little
friend Mr.. Lobenstne arrived yesterday on
the Highayer. He hasj just purchased arge
stock of Fall and Winter Clothing the
greater part of which has already arrived
about the first arrival of this kind of goods
here this season. His goods are of the latest
styles, substantially made, and worthy of at
,tention. He hiss also full supply of en-
tlemen's Furnishing Goods of every discriP-
ton. Call and examine his goods at the
Western Star Clothing store, under the Pa
vilion Hotel.
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SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTE OF EVANS
WILLIE.

MIS- Institute will CO. open its first session ON Mon
II day, the Sd day of Septem Der next.
four all ages. w '"N-
See large advertiser alteration of terms etc.
aug3 n A E0STEp
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Witt H"SI1Iy, y. W. BOND.
Firm of Bond g. Kellog Druggists.
St Paul "A II

me undersgned Rev. j. K. Bragg Minister in rexuIa.
and pastor Of the Orthodox Church. at BrooKaed
de gentleman of considerable and nnI
'eA'@1A5 "eAoFeu' COPY WIN. DYER.
D.o. BRoOKFIELD, Jan.
FRoF Woop-Dear Sir;Haying made trial Of vour Hair,
It gives pleasure its effect has been
eAceIIent In removing inhamson dandrun and constant
TO itching with which have from
childhood and has also my hair which
gray 70 US orEina color. have article win
any thing like the same pleasure and profit.
lburs truly, j. K BRAGG
A Prepared and sold wholesale and FETAL ia
street ST. Louis. Mo-. and at SOS Broadway NewYoTk
also all Tue most popular for sale
can be bought sc any other house. 1865 4o'S
or sale at manufacturers prices by HALLoCR &
sLODDARD ana all the principal druggists everywleTe
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OIIOoIHA IHA NAW CVehT HUUsk.
GENERAL AUCrIoNEERS& REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
EGESPEGgFULLY tender tho citizen. Of
evansville and surrounding fer She sale of Real
ana Persons property as Houses and Lots furniture. Dry
Gooo hardware groceries etc also particular
ten paid 70 all out door sales every dscrpon
aoe snd terms We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business and not having place
with ccnsgnors eoth the seller
have fair legitimate market We will devote eur whole
time to the Auction ana Commission business our
s1a rest asguredthat will spare
please them Wth
of all those who their
20
.i----REFEREBCES-
P. @. O'RfLEY & TO-, Evansville.
DUvALL. ALGo & Co.. Memphis Tern,
VIM. PARK a. Co.;
JAMES BOYD, :. do as
r. B. SYKES New Orleans
LEWIS SNAPP, do.
MILES e.. FoLKEs, Vieksbure, Miss.
WM. MCRAE. do
LOCKWOOD \ EROS; Cincinnati, Ohio.
EELLoG a. FOoT. do dr.
EDWARDS BUSHNELL, st. Louis, No. -
Regular sale days Tuesdays. Thursdays Sat1ta at
10 O'clock and every evening season coencinr
at early gaslight ap5 SWEET LEONARD
80. Auctioneers,
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5OOs . doz 81 p ct off for cash. ..........IO
COOS y doz do do do ............g
7Oes . doz do do do ...........S
? The lower prices above generally, where two price.
aforementioned, forfu packages and the higher
smallwhoIesale
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FARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

VNE will sell Friday, the 7h Septemb next at
wv o'clock p M; at eur Auction Roons. n the old
Court House. farm known the Richard s. Browning
Farm rear Brownings Mill in Scott Hpship containing
81 scresls acres Of which improved good log
and ether cut buildings good orchard, ets.
TERks-iaade known the day of sale.
agEs WooLSEY l. NELSON. Aucts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-29

Sr.Rr1Sa' AKEw-ALL RrGHT.-=Messrs.
Ahle,;no g. Brumer, whose Clothing Store
..,sblisbme Mt was Crushed down BY the tor
p.do a few n,onths ago. have entirely rebuilt
their house, and made in every particular a
far better store .-oortf. 1t is longer, higher
and broader than the old hodse, and now one
Of the Il nest store-r ooms in the city. Messrs'
A. &B. have been ugaged the last two days
removing into this house one OF the largest
stocks of Clothing. Gentlemeh's Furn'snlng
Goods, &c., in the city. Their old cnsto me's
and as macy new ones as choose TO crc"u
in. will find at this establishment winch IL
on Main street, next to Bells old dfdg store
stand, clothing of every descriPt'oni ano
every thing appertain ing to the heting out OF
gentlemen. The FIRMS now manufacturing
clothing very extensively, and can "Arran'
their goods 10 be well made and OF excellent
material. An examination of their stock
and prices will give assurance of their abll-
tiles for satisfying all demands, with the best
articles and at the lowest rates.
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A UCTION SALES.
ESNKA RLE RESTnENN

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE,
ME- offer for at bargain comfortable Cottage
w dsnce. with good out-houses and cistern and in
good neighbOfhoOd. For PAL ticulars enquire of
SWEET & LEONARD.
Annkin nd A..
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SELECT FEMALE INSTITUTES OF EVANS.

|
ne IL Kew o. Foster, about to undertake personally
70 receive Young ladies
teen years, with whom and his daughter A
COURSE OF sTUDY:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Aiphaoetical Lessons. Reading Spelling and Numbers;
mete. . - ~
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT..
Arithmetic Geography. by a and impressive
fode OF teaching Grammar Residing Spelling by
Elements of Natural Science, the Bible.
-. SENIOR DEPARTMENT.
Arithmetic and Grammar continued;
and Modern; History Ancient and Modern Logic Natural
intellectual and Moral Philosophy Chemistry Botany Min
Geometry Natural Theolsgy Mythology Gfecian Roman
Antiquities Evidences of Christianity, the Bible
Regular and critical exercises through Read
ing Denning photography Writing Grammar
the sthdes pafsued "
Strict attention shall be given these Sraces
ners and deporInsut requisite the pshed ady
This institute is furnished with chemical
apparatus and superior cabinets of minerals
Tuition Fees. per Quarter in advance:
Ce Partment 90
Junior department.
'-'-'l =. 1890 $1,000 III W
Latin, Greek. French or German 10 40
X ~ W
90
Drawing IN water or oil cOlorz.
Ornamental Needle Work - ...' Is M
Mrs Foster will aid the Rector.
government the youngladies shall be strict
y, practical and In no way de1ominat0nsi.
the hfsof August foreign applications for
sha not be ceiyed in order to give the citizens of tsciy
the preference. IVA
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NOrICE no VOTERS.

TNHE ard Of Commissioners vadefburSh county
their June term 1855. divided Pigeon TOWNSHIP into
two voting precincts All the voters Main street
the Princeton road in Pigeon township viii Nep
tame Engine House Second voters
below Main Princeton road in said 10
chip win vote at the Court house.
PHILIP KRAMER. a..
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POPLAR SHVNGI,EN

VIZ call the attention OF country erchsnts to our arz
w stock Of Clothing ahd Cloths. which we viii sell +
proupt purchasers snde months credit cost
agtI3 SWEET & LEONARD, Auct's
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MOURNING DRESS GOODS.:.
n ASSORTMENT of very desirable Mourning Dies Goo
~ for sale at np26 HUGHES,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
NYstocI of M4nt.Ilas is nov compete. COM
NJ rrising the newest and most fashionable
dtsirns of
TEOivc Antique, Giii.s.
PATTERWS
GEO. EEN rs.
COlLEC1IOX NNIIrE.

HE undersigned having some six months
| since retired from the mercantile business.
and having still a large amount ling IN
the form Of notes and book occulut and be.
licyinr that sufficient lcnjtyh has now b.rn Shown.
woald respectfully notify tiio;c indebted 10 them
that immediate payment is nov rclu.rcd.
Oar books aud notes are in the honds Of WV
l.. MITCHELL. vino is our authorized AGENT for
til" transaction Of al b~as;ncs, pertaining to the
firm Of Marsh 4 Lockwood, md may be tuand at
the Office OF X. q. D.. McNcmy, ~, Public
square, Eaton Ohio.
llcase come { rwarl friend'. and b. comply
ing with the above request save Us . djsrgrccib'C
task, and yourselves additional cost md trouble
jOUN MARSH.
y. r. LOCKWOOD.
In my abfcncc Esq, McKcmy VIII attend to tn,
above business. VIM, l.. MITCHELL,
May "a, ~l3jj.-tf.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
The Aged Lover.

~tNo longer n lover - exclaimed an aged
natriarcb "ah you mistake me if you think
ase has blolte1 out my heart. Though silver
hairs fall over q brow all wrinkled ard a cheek
all furowed, yet | am a lover still, | love the
beauty ofthe maideE'S blush, the soft tint OF
flowers, the singing of birds, and, above all,
the silvery laugh Of n child. | love the star
dixie meadows where the butter cnpS grow,
with almost the sam enthuSia IN as when,
with my ringlels nying. loose IN the wind ana
my cap in hand, years ago, | chased the
painted butterfly. ] love you aCeh dame
Look at her. Her face is care worn. but II
has ever held a smile for ne. Onc have !
shared the bitter cup OF sorrow with Ier-and
50 srart d, it seemed almost swet:. Years Of
Sickness have stolen The freshness Of LIE; Tut
like the fallen rnse, the perfume o. hCf love Is
richer than when in the full bIoo,? nI youth
and maturity. Together We have placrh nov
erS in the easements, and folded hands ~ me
dead; together wept oyer. little graves. IhTo'
sunshine and SioIm We have chung together ;
and now she sits with her knitting, her cap
quantity triiled, the old styled handkerchief
crossed, white and prim, above the heart that
has beat so long and truly for me, the DIM
Due eye that shrinkingly irnEts the glad day;
The sunlight, throwing her IA pairing farewell,
Kisses her brow, and leaves upon lls 'Tacety
of wrinkles angelic, | see. though no one else
can. the bright gland young face that won ME
first, shine through the those wiAlered features
and the glowing love Of forty years thrills my
heart till The years come. Say not again lean
no longer lie a lover. Though this form be
bowed, God implanted eternal love within
Let the ear he Geaf, the eye blind, hands pal
sled, the limbs wi:hered, the brain c!Ouded,
vel the heart the true heart, may hold such
wealth Of love, that all The power Of death and
victorious grave shall not he able 10 put GU
i s quenclless fame.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
Narrow Escape from Death.

An article in The Troy IN. " Wiig, up'n
The death Of Miss J ne p. Lincoln, one OF Vie
=, ictims Of the Burlington IN. - slaughter
says:
Miss L. had Travelled much, and had MANY
narrow escapes from danger When journey
ing wlh her amt, Mrs. Willard, in Ohio, a lew
years since, The stage in which they were, was
overturned, and Mrs. W. taken mp iuScnsible,
and severely injured. A year OF " Ia'erSh
was on the Greamhoat Empire, Wien that YES
Sc! was sunk in the Hudson river, ant 50 many
lives were lost. Lirtle more than q twelve
m MI, since, she accompanied her aunt IN n
European tour, and on ttelr voyage ont the
shin took fire, and they were in great p 'riI.
On the If return they were prevented by CIR.
cnmstanceS from taking passage in the Archc,
thai i'll (a'ed vessel, AMI went down amid MS
darkness and woe. But the fatal moment iIah
at length come; and beuoyant with bright
hopes and bright onticipaiionS, the family
groIp rushed on, as it were, TO meet The fed
destroyer. There was o shoCk-a ~crnSh-and
with scarcely q moments mental or physical
suffering; without o blow TO mar her frame
without even O shade Of alarm or anxiety upon
her countenance, she passed into eternity.
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Hosiery and Gloves

Mems silk and wooden under-shirts and drawers. A large and extensive
lot of Doors, Shoes, Hats and Caps, Queensware, &c. &c; and IN TACT
everything that can be found in a Dry Good Stores can be had at orr es
~tabhshment, and we would invite the attention of our friends aud others;
who want good and cheap Dry Goods give usa call. We arc determined
to sell cheap for cash or approved credit.
N. B. Ali kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods.
Eaton, September l3, 1856. STEPHENS = Go.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

aT"The whole press OF Philadelphia are
out in favor. OF Iloofland's German Bitiers. as
1hey are prepared by DR.. @. NJ. Jackson. We
are glad TO record The success OF This valuable
yeme,ly for dyspepsia, os we'believe il sap
t,I;es 1 ~.JesiAeraium in The medical world long.
ineeded. The wretched imitatots and counter
sfejters have withdrawn their nostrums from
.1be market, and 1.-THE public are spared from the
,danget of swallowing poisonous mixtures in
-aj,ti of The real Bitters."- Herald
s.tSee advertisement.
BE- 0~ctobero4.+2w a 2lA
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MR - nr a. ER N e z. g.
Fist of Letters

ID EMAINlNG in The Post Office al Eaton,
lCPreblc county Ohio. October lS'. 1855 -
All letters advrr ised are SUBJECT 10 an extra
charge Of one cent each, aud all persons call
Ing for such letters viii please coma prepared
with the nece SSary change, say they are 8Ead.
vertlned," and give the date Of list.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
The Pleadings in the Case of William Arrlson

lne fI6aulnSS IN Tue Ease VA Wi!bah hAAoo
The Prosecuting Attorney in the common
Pleas Cour, yesterday, filed a general dennr'
rer 10 the plea pat in on behalf of VIM. Arr
sou, alleging thst Ihe facls set forth in the plea
was not sufficient to constitute a defence t"
the prosecution, and asking the Court TO pro-
ceed 10 judgment. Judge Key replIe' IN q
short argument, gave a feci'aI OF The facts con
tanned in The plea, and after dwelling up n
The question Of jurisdiction, said that If iIi$
Co ,ri were Of opinion it has jurisdiction, an'
that the plea was not good, either as a plea 10
The jurisdiction or a plea in abatement, then he
claimed The fact uet forth, that tIl> party had
ieen once tried under a sufficient Indictment,
convicted and sentenced, ani therefore could
not he tried again for the same offence under
another indictment.
The Prosecuting Attorney %reioined he pre-
Cd that there was no conviction, no judgment
IN the case, as the proceedings were set aside
il the District Court, and cOn'endlng that the
position taken by the opposite counsel Was
contradicied by his own pieadineS and by The
record lie brings into Court. The question
swill lie decided 10 da1.-CIn. Com.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
WOMEN's DRESS GOODS,

Fancy. plain and black silks and satins, French, English and American Mo
rinoeS, plain, fancy and black lustres; American and French plaids; De-
LANES If new style-aII wool dehiies lebagees, from the highest price
TO the lowest, Ginghams, consisting OF FRENCH and domestic of all prices,
a thousand and one pieces Of prints. from 5 cents to l2E per yard; and IN
fact anything that ladies wear for dress, may be found at their establish
ment. Also a full assortment Of
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

MARRIED, On the 9TH inst, by Elder
James Neal, Mr.. HEzEEIAH S. Johnson, TO Mrs.
'HEsTER A. BRowEe, oil Of Preble.
pWihHhe aboSe came a fine large cake,
which was hastily disposed Of, with many
wishes for . long life of uninterrupted prosper
ity, OF the happy couple.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

n Commissioner Minot, Of the Pension or
c, has decided dat The volunteers called
4n'o The service OF The United States by requi7
si,ion Of the President, and desig ed Tor the
expedition 10 New-Mexico under ten. Kear-
ney, and were discharged after six weeks ser"
%ice al Fort Leavenworth, are not entitled to
bounty land under the act Of March B. 1855,
as they were not m route for the the seat 81
war when discharged by order Of the Secretary
Suf War.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

NJrPhe nan who re. traced the past is sup.
posed TO have been q harness maker.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11
notice..

MY wife HARRIET hoving left my bed and
board without any just eau @nl took up
with another man. this is to notify the public that
I will not be re Sponsiblc for any debts of her
contraction, not even for board and lodging,
CHRISTIAN REIDER
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-11

DIED-In Eaton on The 9Th instant, Mrs.
HANNvH WALLER, in the 72d year Of her age.