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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
uiS>e< E\lLk NER ANp 10 El.f-h'

TIA, M,,.,iA.b,,: Republican, :" A"'r'nl'c: '"'h'
contain. he "r!;a..urn; ct ,hc I"i:"1': '"t"'s"
r, l,r',,r .,u' No.. Les" -.;'tc'i i: ih,r
,,.ui. N.,.r,. H. Is, r>,,r and Dn"i II. STROLLER.
II Is iJIi'"-:
BALIlMuE-, Oct. Is, 1879.
W.. nre Of ri,., opinion thar ht the opening ct ID"
s,,,u,l,,cr between Mrssra. Faulkner and b"'e
Ter Their. xrirJ To sui.i,ri.; oh-c Tor persona
,Lirltv il The nrts out ri which i, has Hrow',' ''
,tn properly understood, vi properly rAplhi u.
lsls ;h.m 10 the rurrtspundrhce iisll ahu w" opp ~
| IN which il was conducted, that ". are go" .
,litilcnIv now existing hrtweeG them. i"u ' o,
| rrspundence Taken place nj some ii' .i I'D
! no doubt. from the courtesy WIZ. , 't ,i'r.n In.
| the previous VuuGurI ot both these ST''." ,
| rn-d e,rb ,tba, ,ar the affair would nave oe''''
| ,uaily and satisfactorily adjusted. Dut NV "o"s
rene. of that o.rr-p"nd"nre lin'ndiaIf'! u ttI -;
citing political contest. together WIN ~, H,r;ct
damned condition of rari2an iceiiilG III !he IT. NV,
0msoJ il 70 be conducted with an asprrtf ano WI
| nrss which became personally Offensive Hhu u" "
! demand for q hostile meeting. it,, on;,icu
Under this view OF tlIe ease we are W III nf -
! .bat I'M, presrnt difficulty between hein hu'n''' " "
! .nti ;factorv aud honorable Adjustment lhs w pr
pose 10 accomplish by withdrawal al me unl,,nar
f-suoudeuce, embracing the letters W III onJ Sth
of the % OF June, 9Th OF July' IotI :" 49, =; the Or,
M August and the letters Of Mr. Boteier VI W.. b
Of Junp, 18th ol July, and I'd OF August a', ;,cs
| .iatino the conclusions which appear upon w. a"
Of the correspondence ITSELF oyes' s,,o ~
| aus, offensive aud embarrassing mater. ,hs, AIR.
Isl =. tps mot the author oi the communicates
which appeared in the Virginia 4Lfe n',;ns he.
of October, 1851, giving all acco" VI L t n, liar.
tween the Hon. Henry B-dinGer auu " r u,ss the
! 80 E.rrv That LANES +. Stewart Esq, "as .ue
syoy.d and responsible author, anu l"' T ",.lnr
script which placed III tie ha"us y. ,onv Of
nv The editor of the Free P"'$! was lnie5 ,nSi NJ
| the article made Gy Mr. f"'h he'' a. '
| Mr. Stewart. - ,,,,st,d with that
AthDuulI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

TREASURY OFFICE OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov. /, 1855.
SIR In compliance with the several acts and re.
solutions OF tue General Assembly, prescribing the
duties OF The treasurer OF the Commonwealth, have
the honor TO submit to your E1cslency A SYNOPSIS
Of the financial operations Of this Office for tho fiscal
year ending 3Uth September, 1853.
Very respectfully, yours, &C..
j. b. SrOEALL. Treasurer.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, Esq, Governor of Virginia
A SYNOPSIS or THE RECEIPTS AND DIsBuRsEMESrs
At THE TREASURY OFFICE OF VIRGINIA FOX rur
FISCAL YEAR ESDiSG 10Th SEPTEMBER, ISIS
The aggregate balance in the Treasury,
OH the morning OF the lst day Of Oc-
t0bcr, 1854, SJ2l,ilC W
tn the credit Of the following funds viz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

THE NEW ORLEANS POSTNASTER.-The
rria! Of Mr.. ". {. Kendall, late Postmaster at New
Orleans, on charge Of embeszling money sent
through the mails took place on the 18th. Eleven OF
The Jurors voted for his acqntta; the twelfth de-
c,ned concurrence, the alleged ground OF tnabiity
10 come TO any decision Ia view OF the testimony.
The government resisted the motion OF defendants
- an<el for tue immediate Trial OF another case Of
sc'. nature and succeeded in getting il postponed
~ =, G Aprl term OF the Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

For Disbursements, viz:
On account OF interest
on public debt Sl.iSi 9S2 A.
ke,lcelled of the debt
1T 1nu., ~! :Dj,JUU 90
Invested uu Account at
the debt creued since
lst JAN, 1852 llG5j9 s.
- 5l,,O7, 04a J.;
SYHoPFIs OF THE CONDITION OF THE LITERARY
FrSD DukiSG me YEAR ESDING iDrH SkrTFH-
BER. lsjJ
The available capital OF The fund s $l,6ll,.JS -
The investments Of said capital amount
10 l.a9l ,l9j 3?
There is a balance in the Treasury, sub.
Ject TO Investment amounting to 'U,5h2 b.,
The net revenue derived from the
above Investments during the year,
was $500 %
The transactions with the Fund. with
me treasury, through the Second Audi.
tors Office, wereas follows:
Receipts of the Treasurer on all ae.
counts, including the balance OF
s4o'sa2 lG, from lst October, 1854, lCt,.H -
Disbursements Oh Second Auditors
Warrants, lC:s,Gis %
Balance in the Treasury, lst Oct, 1856, 1866 80
| WIN. L. JACKSON,
And
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

THr CoSriSESrtL Gr,En, Capt Crawford :,
tend pnyIn" N''ii 10 Ia" Cochad- City on Ma1,''
neSi' where VIZ predict lhey will mcr; with :
dcry reception from the South side military a.,
never turn their backs friend o: Toe. W. tn wa
that Capt. Ior az the head ii the y-u.raLi ,:..
will be on the look "ul 10 give The new corn. .s
welcome. ''y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

ANOTHER DlSGkACEFUL RIOT IN MAINE.
Last Sunday the Catholics OF Bath, Maine, attempt
ed to hold religion. Services appropriate to laying the
corner stone of new church. but prevented
by the violence and rowdyism Of number Of bi-
sots who delight 10 call themselves Americans.-
The Tribune published in that town, is very severe
upon the conduct OF the mob II says that during
the forenoon, wooden cross which had been erect
ed, was forcbly pulled dawn. Earlyin the afternoon
an American flag WAS raised aud Mr.. RUSSELL acting
Mayor pulled it Juwn amid shouts of hustle him
ont" and hisSes On bis leaving il was again put
up. rush WIS then made for the corner stone,
which had been previously laid, and several attempts
made To ii from its settiag, which was
prevented by the -xertous Of Marshal Walker and
Mr.. Constable Leach. who kept the crowd at bay
There was much bad talk, shouting, fighting, &C.,
and the Catholics finding they would be Opposed in
| their exercises, quietly withdrew by order OF the
Bishop and lett the mob i'll possession Of the field
No attempt was made 10 arrest any OF the disturbers
| OF the peace up 10 four o'clock. About tive o'clock
| the crowd, having accomplished their Objects and
prevented the religious exercises, gradually dispersed
How long will our country continue to be disgraced
by the conduct Of such reckless iisurbers OF the
| peace
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
FROM BrENoS AYRES AND MONTEvI

FROM BCENOS AYRES AND MONTEFl-
DEO.-Arrivals at New York bring dates from Bue-
nos Ayres 10 the Sth and Monevide" to the Sth Sep.
t.mber The news from Monteyidro is important. A
capnonade had been heard i'll the direction OF that
city, and il was thought that Gen. Flores aud his OPP
ponents had engaged. The Commercial Commission
was again about 10 visit Flores camp, with view
to mediation. Active preparations were being made
for the defence Of the capital. The Brazians OBJ
served an equivocal sort Of neutrality, and delega-
ion was about to start for Rio in order to question
the Imperial government as to its exact position.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
pANTALooNs WITHOUT sUSpENDERs.

Professor La Bnrde, Of South Carolina College, in
his recent work IN Physiology, says:
"As the women have concluded 10 dispense with
shoulder straps, some mcu, especially in the city,
have thought they would prove pantaoons can be
worn without suspcnders The men now strut the
streets with their pantaloons tightly buloncd. side
by side with the woman. whose skirts petcoats
nre firmly bouud around their persons. Upon fair
view the evil is the same in both cases, pressure
upon the vital organs impairment Of their proper ac
lion, want OF developemcnt deformity, disease and
premature death. The New York CHRONOLOGICAL
Journal says:-As we walk the street OF our city we
see scores of boys from twelve sixteen years old
with their pants bncitled very tightly around their
disconnected bodies preventing growth at this rapid.
ly growing age. and the result is generation of dys
peptic, pale-faced. puny apologies for men,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

UTALKING CASESs--.J,h...' heads . Of COLL
" with snd without s~ofus, H.. Yuristy, s
ivory. &c "i'I1'' ''C {. LEONARD. ola :. -
price" p.,.,.b.r,, W., s;gE ct u
OctS-,d re'e'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

UNITED STATESMEN rOR FROM ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, November l9.--The two branches
OF our Legislature weh .:ojoint convention to-day,
senator, in the place Of Hon. Mr.. Fitzpatrick, whose
term expired on the 18th OF March last On the first
ballot Mr.. Fitzpatrick was declared reelected for
term Of six years by majority Of thrty,three votes
PRYOR, 36,
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iA.i

4 ST,TTMfNT SHOWING rHi AMOUNT ~ RECEIPTS
VIM WHICH IHf rRE,TkER II CHANGED on THE
BOOKS or THIS OfFICf, FROM THE lST OCTOBER,
lS-I 10 lHr :lOrn SEPTEMBER, 1855, INCLUSIVE,
LuRlyYnFRoM THT FOLLOWING sorRCEs:
J. lej:., and payments IN advance on the revenue
lax of 1866 S2OYg70 %
On account III the revenue tax
of 1851 on lands. slaves
horses, and other taxable
nronerty and aUhierts inClu.
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NOTICE no B;IIDEKS.

,gHHE nln"cToEI or 'N!"S IL Iuii n-,; :,
I,,J.p,nr Two orrd brIrS iwriiihS. MN OUT %"
and enclosures, Tor which pro-" anI, ION h"u-''-
,T, now invited III" r!r!s and SPECIFICATIONS iv'
above buildings viii b. shown I" al! Applicants ny t'
crber II 10 desired that the preparation "i nr'"I."'
erection Oi enclosures should br commenced Iinn"
after the closInp v contracts, and TINT the nHIn pn-
shall be erected ~ cpry in the sprim III" hri"" "
made.
Proposals for furn-lnc Nil III" rrn,"!i-ls "ni ""f
ship Tor the above job will be received hv n"ii ~
VIE. till December the 18th, next when The contra.
be aw arded 10 the most el:ibl: offer.
IL is desired that the proposal, -hn!' -tatr The ti
modes OF payment demanded.
A tsyerablr and moderate offer viii -ccur" pro;i'
punctini payment; aud security will b" require.
contractor for the workmaIlike completion 81 ~
within stipulated time.
Address the subscriber, nj lInmpd"n -in"s; va"
Nov o-clm kDbir L. 'lI-.-.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

MaRnf o. wv IN; Charles Esq. esteemed gor
ION" unEnown person. while riding il, hi. III "
few miles North OF l:lizah'ih City, \. G.. H.. r.
hut short FIN" after h. was .irlrk with ~.
ball. '' ID" iH'-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

Infsrrt on PuW'C Dedf
For sx months interest to
the lst January, 1885, on
S3l9, nO0 of per cent. debt.
held by thu Literary Fund.
registered in the office OF
the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts, n,iES So
For one years interest to the
lat January, 1855, on ssI.-
G3g II, old military q per
cent. debt. held by the Lit
erary Fund, registered in
the nttice of the Auditor OF
Public Accounts, i'44' -
For interest TO the lat Janua.
nv, 1861, on $2,jilO, part al
$3.50 lU7 of per cent. debt.
created BY an net passed the
10Th March, 1879, providing
for further subscriptions to
the Exchange Bank and tho
Northwestern Bank OF Viz.
yinia, registered IN the office
of the Auditor Of Public Ac-
counts prior to the lst July,
1851, aud ;hen transferred to
the Second Audotrs office, W W.
1867 }:
GPnrrM assembly.
For ~ days attendance OF
Senator at the session OF
lS53,-'5i, 90 wv
EIpmsr u Representations
For OK ense OF colDparlng polls
in elections Wo ~ 40 >,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

E"EIn1K irr,Ir,.-u,s.r, IJu
and ic".sc ". Canr have Lr,u ,r,n;,,,,". 'eiead
rector. rl IL. N,"t"k nnl Petersburg, R,T = Di.
wee a,,r H. lny'or and .lo-inlI Wells. dcr.sS.!
NJ; Il; Dunbar !i"- declined bcco.,i,, n ron%n;,
for the Legislature. c"n'ldh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

SUB>r.SrI,I FmNI,TI">.- m,aonr, ,,r ;.
new mill now III process at erection inr N.sIrs ~,
Wick y Barksda is Il most substantial niac. -,
work. The stone work al III" bottom !. sIvsrto,,
iert thick The trick work, up I" the level ~ ~.
,tIc" 10 OF the tslickn-s, ot seven btrk, AMI taI
Ind Iengthwise and the walls above are 10 BE- .; a.
thickness, ol five and half placed in like man, y. sh'
SOME dea of the extent OF this work NAV be %
thtred from the fact that the foundation ulone Will
cost innu0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

CORPORATION OF WINcHEsTER. TO WIT:
personally appeared before me, the subscrihs JGsce
# The Peace ior the Corporation aforesaid r. D. wolfe,
Cashier Of the Bank Winchester, and made ohth that
t aboy, il true OF the condition OF sail Bank
n th st inst TO the best OF his knowledge and belief
Gwen under nv hand tb. 18th day Of October ls:.n
~ GEORGE F. MILLER. J. p.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

FIRE Is PErER,BrR..--Un Sunday morning aLou,
or clock, II frr broke out in stable rented by CAPT
ID. Hii!es near the Of Halifax and Market
,'ree1' Petersburg, and spread thence 10 3 hrics
house IN the corner, occupied bv Ella johnson. d.
s,roying the building and damaging other property ID.
HJ sacihhy. The dwelling was oH,;c By Mr.. Geo
T" and insured in the Mutual oice for 81 jru
crndiary. oe'" '''' WIN ~ u" :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

, coup.R.TlvE VIEW OF THE CospITIoS OF TIE EX'
er,.or BANK oF VIRGINIA, AND ITS BRANCHES on THE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

THRrT CHURCHES are shortly to be erected in
town Of Rip!ey, Jackson cuunty--one Baptist .
Episcopal, and one Methodist. The work On
Methodist church has been commenced.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

Diridsads IN Bank .Shars,
For January and July, 1853
dividends IN $3.50 shares Of
stock Of the Bank Of Nir'
ginia, !! per cent. :.
FOR january and July, 1850
dividends on $3.50 ehares Of
the Farmers Bank Of Nir
ginin, ! ! per cent. :
For January and july, 1855
dividends on 3,I'nO shares d
s,nck of the Bank OF III,
Valley, 10 per cent. :
For January and July, 1855
dividends on, S,4Ss shares o
stock Of the Exchange BanL
of Virginia, Z! per cent. {.
For January and July, 1875
dividends on 1000 shares .,
stock Of the North.Westerr
Banl, OF Virginia, 10 pei
cent.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-01
Usage ORANGE
r IL N G. 1 n G.

THE undersigned is engaged in the planting
J.. and rearing ofthe Usage Orange, md is now
prepared to make engagements for furnishing
sprouts and setting, or setting and maturing
ences at fair prices, ard will warrant a
FIRST RATE FENCE
in four years! All orders addressed 20 West
Elklon. PEBBLE county Ohio, will be pIonWtly
attended to. n, HORNADAN.
Dec. 7 1884 III.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-01
"SPEC1AL.NOTECE
no all Persons Interested.

A LII those knowing themselves indebted to
II Z. MinsbalI and L. MinshaIl & Son, are
earnestly requested TO make paymentOn or be-
fore the l5th.of January next, to E. Minshall,
who is fully authorized 10 close the Books and
settlements.
N. B. ItiS confidently hoped that no addi-
ional notice will be required; Dutthatal Il con-
cerncd will promptly come forward and liquid
ate their indebtedness. E. MlNSHALL will
at all times be found at the New Book
store, iuJ. CampbeIpsbmllins, west Of the
Court House. E MlNSlIALL SON.
Eaton, Jan ), lS54-tf.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-01
SCOTS Little Giant Patent Corn
and Cob Mill.
Patented Nay 16, 1851

Patented May 10, 1854.
The undersigned respectfully beg leave to in
form the farming community aud public in gone
raj that they have now in store and ready for
sale a choice lot Of the above named Mills, which
We warrant to grind twelve bushels Of corn in
one hour, drawn by one horse. Farmers and
others are respectfully solicited to call at our
store and see one Of our mills in operation.
j, A. Hubbell & CO., 10 Barron street.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-01
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS!
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.

ONE Business House situated on Main street
Onearl! opposite the count House.
Also pleasant and desirable residence
near The central and business part oftown.
Also-A dwelling in the N. w. part oftown,
corner lot, location desirable.
AlSo--Eight Acres ofLand in the vicinity OF
Eaton, will be sold in lots 10 suit purchasers.
HENRY VANAUSDAL.
Eaton, Aug. 81, 1854.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-01
Carrigc Busgie & Wagon shop.

CaTrigc Buggie & Wagon shop.
VNIE undersigned would respectfully an
| nousce tothe public that he still contin
ues to carry on Carriage Buggie q Two horse
wagon making at the old Stand adjoining
Meals blaacnsmith shop. Work of all kinds
madeto order on short notice. Also several
new
Buggies and Carriages
ready made and for sale onterms that cannot
,ail to suit. Persons ~ wantof like articles are
invited to calland examine the work for them
selves before purchasing else where.
P. S. All kinds Of repairing done, old bug
giesand carriages reprinted and retrimned,
Oh fail terniS with n~eatness and despatch.
W. Y WHITFIELD.
Eaton April5th 1858.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-01
NOW is THE TIME!
THIS is THE PLACE TO GET BARGAINS
RRASTEEg IL CAMPBELL.

TAKE this method Of Informing the citizens Of
Eaton and preble county generally, that they
have bought ont the entire large and extensive
stock Of Dry Goods, formerly Owned by Marsh d
Lockwood. to which they invite the attention oil
all in search OF Bargains to call aud examine
Their goods all Of file best quality. and this falls
purchase IS very large. and bought low. and will
bcsold cheap, and such as cannot fail to please
the most faItidi6us. Their stock of
q q II e N s w A IL Il
is not surpassed, either in quantity or quality
Their stock Of CARPETING is large and OF diff
terent qualities. Brussels. Turkey, and country
manufacture Of good quality, all Of which will
be sold 50 low that customers cannot fail 10 pur-
chase.
We deem it unnecessary to 90 into detail fur
thcr, as the goods will show for themselves. The
business will be continued the same as heretOiore,
We have the SINE clerks employed who have
never failed 10 give satisfaction to all who have
dealt with them and we hope by strict attention
to business. and selling at small profits, to meri
a liberal share Of patronage.
ERASIER & CAMPBELL.
Oct. 2G, lS5}.-tc.
n. b. Ladies' Cloaks made and trimmed tc
order, or short notice.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-01

o. 81 w. II. I'll. e. EIEyOR'S
COMPRISED IN PAkT OF
LADIES' R z GOODS,
TNCLUDINGall the latest styles Of silks
Plaids, Plain and Fancy Silks, Velvels, Be-
RACES, Berage Delalnes, al wool, DelalneS,
CoburgS, French Mennoes together with
800 PIECES PRINTS
or almost every imaginable style and colors,
faom 5 10 IS OTIS. per yard. SlsAWAS,
Bay State, Long and Square do, Cashmere,
Palm and Brochd.
IRE GD -VaIf rznI Ez1 cE- SO .
Silk, Lace, and Straw. 80 pieces Plain,
Plaid ami fancy Bonnet Ribbons.
Ladies' embr idered collars, chemizettes,
under-sleeyeS, handkerchiels, iaconette swiss
edgingS and inSertings.
Gentlemen's wear of every description, Silk,
CASHMERE and DOL Hats. Mems and boys
Plush, cloth Velvet and Glazed caps.
Boots and Shoes,
1000 Pairs Mems, Women's, Misses Boys
n Children's Boots and Shoes.
CARPETS,
II wool, ~Ingratn, Hemp, Rag and Cotton
.;pets.
A large stock Of Q~ueensware, Glassware,
cutlery, &C.,
All OF the above named articles, and any
quantity Of other goods having been boughtre-
Gently at reduced prices in Philadelphia, New
York and Cincinnati. can and will be sold
upon as favorable terms as by any house in
the West. Every body both great and small
are invited TO coll to be convinced that Mi
nors is the place to get ba. gains.
Sept. IA 1854.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-01
HO! FOR THE NEW GOODS.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

WE are this day opening our extensive
w stock of DRY GOODS, QUEENS
WARE, HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and
SHOES, which are direct from Philadelphia,
and 10 which we ask the attention Of our
friends and the public generally. Before pur>
chasing elsewhere, call and see, at the New
Store Of STEPHENS q CO.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-01
German NitterS,


PREPARED BY DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON,
No. 100, Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is not eT'
cellcd, if cqualled. by any other preparation IL
the United States. as the cures attest, in many
cases after sGillful physicians had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of invO'
lids. Po '~sesSinr greater virtues in the rectilica'
ton OF diseases OF che Liver and lesser glands
9 Hrcising the most searching powers in weakness
and affections Of the digestive organs, they are
withal, safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
f. B. PERKINS, Marietta, 0. FEB. %, 81, said
''Iour Bitters Nrc highly priced by those who
have used them. In a case Of Liver Complaint o.
long standing, which had resisted the skill Of sew.
eraI Physicians, was entirely cured by the use o.
Five B0ttles.'' .
c. l.. DRAKE, Freedom, Portage CO., o., Apri
D, 1852, said: 1.-The German Bitters You sent M
last have not yet come to hand. | have been out
If the article for some time, to the great dgtri'
mcnt of inyalids: 1t is a medicine much thought
Of and sought after in this community
B. v. HUTCHINSON. Vt. D., Bentord, Cuyohogf
CO., Ohio. Aug. %. 1852, said: g The Bitters yol
shipped ne in Naylast, are all GONE. ! thinl
it IS Il good medicine, and | IN recommending i
TO my patients and friends (Which | do for no 9th
or patent medicine.] You will please forward
large supply" -,
). FREHcH. Wooster, O., Nov. 90. 1852, said
~ have used some three or four Bottles Of Hot
lands German Bitters for Dyspepsia and have de
rived great beuet+ from their use. | believe then
20 be GOOD for all diseases for which they are 70
commended.'
". NJ. Oar. Wooster, Ohio. October end, 1882
said: You ask INC my opinion of the German
Bittors. | have used them for Dyspepsia and In
digestion. aud take pleasure in stating that
think they are the very best remedy extant for tn
above complaints-they are decidedly in advance
ofail the proprietary medicines of the day,
sg"Mr. Orr lisa di distinguished lawyer Of Wooster
These Bitters are entirely vegetable. They
never PROSTATE the system, but inyig0rate it.
"a Dr. kszs rwJC HN sl-5
Minshall, Rinehart G Co. Eaton. J. II. Bohn
Camden. Tough C Co, Fnirhayen. J. Brown
Morning Sun. d. i. Edwards, Winchester
]. Coblentz, Lewisburg. j. II. Gale, West-Alex'
andria. March 30, IS54.-l yr.
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PuRENATIvEWINE. prepared by Dr. P. N
CuuNE, and for sale at the Drugstore OF
AMI. J.. p. Brookins & Son.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-03-01
T II SHOP.

THE Subscribers now receiving direct from
l. the East, large additions to his for ,er
stock, of the very best of Marble; ana having
in his employ superior workmen, he feels
entire confidence in giving perfect; satisfaction
TO all who mayfavor him with their patron
age, either in
TOMB TABLES, or HEAD STONES. Also
Furniture Slabs Of Foreign and American Mar.
Bile. Also, Windowand Door Caps and SiIls
fot buildings. All work sold very low for cash
or country prOdude at cash prices. Persons
needing work in this line would do well 10
call and,eXamine my stock at the new Marble
Depoton East Mainstreet, adjoining the Eaton
Bank.
JOHN D. MILLER.
Eaton Jan g, 1S53.-tf.