davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03
,MEDICALa
prof Woods,

= 10
uair Restorative IL now fSI lie frst time Intro
Ill dbsGd 70 he sItttbs Of wheelins Al 80 100 Mar
Seet, which IL TIE only sure sdy ever nvenled tha
will eetUay restore The grey htTt and Rhtkeis 70 ~
oTiEnai color o. ysoh without dTeinn cover ihs eaId
dIndrU and prevents the hair lion alllg Of and Itt
from tho llhY sediment 20 Objectionable In dlveTs pa
TAtl0nS OF different names now before The pIblei tie RE:
SroRIIiTE Il bttutul article for The toilet, Tor tk od
or jourg and can only 10 tppIeelltd By u't 1nd on
tic ieSllmonaIe Of ladies' and Felehn o. hih IsrgA
ilohin the South aud we4 where II was inyegted bu!
will refer 10 the certificate Fellow OF lhe dis GUltLed
slatesnaF AMI Senator, JpdEe Rfet,s, 81 lpoltI ,.
have u;ed Prof o. s. woodt'tsir testoIa,iys, and
log, aS thought nIenntUely grey but BY The use q his
'Re1otlivet has Tesuned rs ITsDal :Oof aud have
hodouot permanently 20, ,.,o,.,,, ,nv,,,v
Ex-senator or the United States,
Professor Woods, Oriental sanntiTe
l.iniment,
This Lniment ita valuable auxiliary IN tho tfeaneM o.
G0e Of The most formidable diseases with winch " OUT
lot 10 eOAteAdj for lhSlae, iRanmaeH the HHgt Gnd
b9RflI. Ry thorough and continued tPpeatlohO hs
Llnntn over the region Of the Affected organ, teie OH
than hall their sr0lS particularly among thIteh eng
thousands OF Mothers Mere ihey allowed 10 aTea wgud
With ell The eOqCeRte Of feeling and Affection near ihel
unlleR testimony TO the fact that had 3nAeheu Gnu
lien iromtte very laws Of death, AID restored them 70
their former health aud beauty. AGAIN. will DO found
powerful auxiliary In removing what Is generally k1own
Is an AEu9 Cake or an enlargement Of tie spleen ell
eates where ~ external application vol service this
Tneni wlll be found useful. ,,,,,,
ATkelSi,St Louis
Porsale whoiesiIe end retail In Wheeling bJ
ie1d3n1 WILLIAM J. ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03

Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS W, FIELD d CO.,
coANIss on usRclASTs.
No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW YORK.
Are Sole Agents in the United States for
MuSpralrS SUTeror liItlebins Powder.
Victoria Nils Celebrated Writing Payers.
Gsesss Printing
Rawllns 4 Sons English Tissue
First quality UltTamarine lIlue
They also Agents for the principal PAPER Manufacture
ers In this counry and offer Tor Sale By M Tue most er
tensive and and desirable stock or PsrF and Pr VaNa
deWrttt arialt that eau DO found In this any okT
country.
Their business is strictly Wholesale and Writing Psrers
are sold BY The case only,
THEIR extraordinary facilities enable them 10 Offer al
Goods, both Foreign aud Domestic, athe lowest possible
prices.
vances made OH consSGenls Of Paper, Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise
Rags. augl-ly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03

HOPS.
WASS.Irss5p-rwo 'AOa'aHd pounds t aSBo WILSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03

SPRING DRESS GOODS.
WE have just opened speodld assortment Of Dress
w Goods, vi tie numerous styles ami qualities eae-
'A% @ti y P''N'' s''''N W" MrSttR & HRRpHY
= 55IS 80 Castor OIIJUsI Iet'd aud lOl k4e ~ -
y jsn3l JANIS BAKER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03
.--l ASsI6NERlSi; -- NOVICE j.

HSSIUNhFO NU IOTI'
z ttneon D. Woodrow having, OIL the iith day Of
. dull, 1871 hy rrOpsr deed conveyed ~ tIult TO ile
ders!nel Tor Tie btneit oil his said WoOdrowE ledt
ors all u lis ieal and PeIt pOpttY aud CLOSES
tiUn ali persons In any wise Indebted 10 said Woodrow
ave tquIred 10 make inetllAe J@yHAnt TO me, and al
reiSos having claims against said Woodrow ere required
lnOier 10 teeIse any beDe: under sad trust, Within
lour oLihS 10 ne their claims with the proper ItItase &C.
cotdpt 10 the terms OF said deed, with tie unle
tTi3 Gko, ". SIGHTS, AliiEIee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03

tfomht f1tTmeM (Pa,) RtplNtetn.
An lSvALrIULE 2iYpcISE. -lt Is but seldom we fnd
among the many Iendes offered 10 the public for tile cure
Of disease, ore consent 10 commend, or Whose viz
tues we ave able 10 dseoNer and have always sed3ousy
avoided giving uteIaEee oanylhnS that might lead any
one 10 SppoIe that we Plac any faith In their reien
Sons. but with eierehee 10 remedy manu- aetuTed IN
this place, and which has become Is familiar 10 the public
as household words we SPEAK lIolR knowledge Of Its In
HSe eGeelieces, Its adaptation 10 many OF tie III:
q, and The security With which II may be used. We
stak Of tue SonPaTeIl Nerve aud Hone Lnimen preper
ID Ly u. u. Carr Co.. from prescription Furnished By
Ur Watson Carr, late Of AOIElown, and NOW Of Wlkel
llg ono Of tue most eminent Physicians In Virginia This
AnineRt Is based upon the broad nePe that any renee
dy which will relieve external pain, will rIoeIly COM
pounded DO equally eeacous III enovlr internal alec
lions, pIiltlple that his bern successfully deytIoEed-
II Is simply the offspring OF Sclt6e, being mild and sim
he In lis action end rel revealing In lis eeets rover
more Incredible, reaching The nVst hidden sltews Of man
aud beaa-and yet being nnoxiOus TO TIC
It iS also By tat The ehtS uhimsl In Tie ket, being
put up In totles twice a. lalSe Is the Majority A. one
0uTh larger than the largest beSitS being uore Jour
times as strong We commend 1t TO those In want OF
sale and certain remedy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03
NOTICE EXTRA.

ihiye small stock Of common eoihlHst hat will lI'
pose Of eos or eytnltt, to make EoOFa for my SPhp
HIotk Of foe EVoda' o,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03

Planished Tin Ware,
TUST OPENED, an splendid rlanlshed Ware,
consisting OF eoee and Tea UTns, ehaRnE dishes, OyS.
coolers, Stomach waTnAIs, and painted Toilet Sets-l
beautiful aTtlee We respectfully solicit the attention oil
the public 10 our varied aid OF House
aud steam Boat furnishing goods
H0HRS, BARNES & co,
No2s, Monroe ST, near Tue Post otfee,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03
New savings' Bank Store.
nav rltnlsoxrD lrrtrns A. fnE OLD rOsr Oyrlol

r AN now receiving and orerins unu.ually large and
Umbrella and Carrot Saeks al The corner OF Market aud
Monroe streets, Wheeling, Va. IL The room formerly oe'
eUptd a. the Post 0es aud opposite the M6Lue House,
AStry large aud nil els rev stock which waapuTehated
for cash from The manufacturers Of The North urder the
most favorable circumstances and Offer them 10 Tho Gill
teS Of Wheeling AID vicinity al reduced prices, whole
deem II useless 10 say much in praise OF my stotk u
mistake not, the EtoPe OF Wheeling te not 80 easily
huBbugstd BY Advertising p0d tutelt 10 say aSet nY
yRrtety o. ntS IOUthA aud BOYS lIOottaHd Shoes mir
TO six n,Osskin, WOOL kfborn, brush ard straw hats,
aud Tor ladies' every valley lawn sGw ard braid
EloeS Slippers aud Caters, both for ladies, ms1rs ard
children Of the Ro tithOnable style, lske aud quality
tall aud see tot yOurtelvta
tees, would RESPECTFULLY Invite country HArelanis ~
call ad zee mr., or iend ne their orders will duplicate
snS II, II, WATSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03
EASTERN 1DK.ER11 MRN1lSs

1Z1tS 4Ztttl = ~ 2
Hoskins, Heiskell & 90.
srAptsHlEb' ffta IN 81 DR. Dry z GOODS,
FL & SSsS 'ss ps sasy
Arspaoh, BfotherT& Go.
Wholesale DRY GOODS STORE,
No n SsyM TNiri Il, ttrUt Of Garry Philndelphtn
John AnspIth lr John r J4s9oyl. james y: HseS
William Ansraehl.. Henry U. EalTmla. ssEI HSSa'
Wolfes, Ballard & Go.
tXrosTEIs AND IneItEsix o,,
FOREIGN AND DO ESTlo DRY GOODS,
10 MtEkti tirtti, Phiipdetphin,
tot. n. !. Kftty, formerly d Wheeling, I. engaged
In this ilouse.) ssGEe.dly
odd FelIowS ], lIasons, RtL nent sons Of
Temperance,
And other Society Regalta, .
Banners, Sedls and Jtetis, manufactured and sold
BY Oils 4 Smith, No. IS Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Md.
TilEasortment Usually on bard eonalsnof
REGAllA,
o3a EtlleKt'-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and h'
PsstGfaSI and other otaters. p.Inand
nSgi' 81, rs and 9Th Degree pand'Ss
Pishiy embroidered EDeampmen' parad
ReealaS,
Matoaie-KnlshtS TempiaE, Royal A7;h, aud Ma''e1
Jewels, Robes, banners, 81 oTdSI &C: a.,
Sons Of TsmET1Att-SitionaI Grand and SubordInA'
oae.s aG5 Members 6 an, ,,4hrv .mStoid.
a IS t:T.. $as, ' P. TIse Rts s ' '
OF the various ORDERS Of Syer Gllt OF Plated Sea''
htludlns knights TemnlAr, with lhikS)
BANNERS.
Banners ofsvery SITE style and cost Slarted 70 hS Ss
tlFnS for hahneT6 when TeQuiIed, lu nlkeu Tree VI 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-03
oIIRpFOR DYSPEPSIA

can eaual lAcuTatve P0weIs, tonlalns no ALeoiIoLl
inaItRs. AtIns or NArsEnrs nRras. II is extremely
,",eesSe 10 th Taste and may be taken by the ,nOSt
ieebe natlell4 who cannot eata water cracker without
sruieiistTeSs beware OIDRr1oED LIMITATIONS. Persin
Cs on The agent, and get DESCRIPTIVE circular gratis,
giving large amount Of Sr'ENrlrr EvlpESrE, from lie
blss lnnls ChenistTyi IT. CoRlbes Physiology OF DE-
sssobt lJT Pe.tra on Food and eti Or John ", IRA
IeT, Of New York UniVelstyi pGOf DungsOns phSanlO.
al pof Silinau, Of Yale College, Dr. IalIeHieTS Phls-
oIoSy etc, together with reports oiCrEESfrom all parts
Iii. PSTTERSoS. 90 Monroe street, WHEELING,
Wbolesale and Retail igent nnl?h-dewiy
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21
The Know Nothings Of Ohio Abolitionized

The Know-NOthing State Convention in
Cleveland, Ohio; has adopted and published a
series Of resolutions. They are Abolition up to
the hub, and their tone indicates that ths
miserable faction has no hopes Of success
whatever at the south. The fourth resolution,
10 use IFS own language, ''declares and de-
mands that the General Government has the
power and the right 10 act and 10 exclude Sla.
very outside Of the State limits; the spirit oil
the Constitution, which is that Of freedom,
shall be regarded, and the influence thereof
shall be so used that there shall hencelorth
and forever be no more slave territory and
slave States" We shall embrace an early
opportunity 10 notice these resolutions more
al length. In the meantime we commend the
attention of The one quoted 10 the attention OIL
Southern K. Ms Gin Enc.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21
A Gem from Pure waters.

That immaculate journal, The Penny Post,
thus discourses concerning the Hon. Henry
A. Wise:
"He has proved himself throus hout this
canvass, 10 be the most unfair, uncandid, and
even dishonorable opponent, any man ever
had. The low and tricky acts Of the dema-
gogue, the petty meaanesses which charac-
terize only the baseStS politicians have uni
formly characterized his course. Duplicity,
non-committalism, vulgarity, builing rant,
cant and hypocricy, clowniSh reats and grim
inaces, canonade, profanity, and even false
hood, have all been resorted 10 by him, 10 OBJ
tain this high and d~ignifed Office"
That is a specimen Of Know Nothing jour.
nalism, e%nlantes from a paper, that has with
in the last month published sundry editorials
upon d~ecency in the conduct ofa political can
vass. Just think Oft, the writer OF the above
paragraph, assumes to be the peculiar cham
pion' of protestant Christianity, the especial
guardian Of public morality and properly.-
Is he not admirably qualified for the position3
Woe unto a man, when the wicked speak his
praise, but happy is he, when the vile heap
curses upon his head.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21
NOthin. SIN in a Court in California,

Know Nothins SIN in a Court in California
In the last session of the court in Calaveras
county, California, the counsel for the defend
ant, who was a Catholic foreigner, considering
that he would rot have a fair uial if there
were any Know Nothings on the jury, bui the
following interrogations TO every juror;
1. Are you not q member Of a secret or
mysterious order known as, and called Know
Nothings, which has imposed on you an oath
or obligation, besides which an oath admins
tered 10 you in q court of justice, If IN con-
fict with tina; oath or obligation, would be by
you disregarded.
2. Are you a member Of any secret associa-
tiop, political or otherwise, by your oath or OBJ
legations, 10 which any prejudice eX lists in
your mind against Catholic Foreigners
3. Do you belong 10 any secret political So
ciety known as, and called bv the people at
large in the United States, Know Nolhings
and ifso, are you bound by an oath or obliga-
ton not to give a prisoner Of foreign birth IN
a court of justice, a fair and impartial trial
4. Have you al any time taken an oath o!
other Obligation OF such a character that 1t has
caused a prejudice in your mind against Tor
eignerS
8. Are you under any obligation not TO eX-
tend the same rights, privileges, protection
and support 10 men Of foreign 5lTIh as 10 ha-
tive born citizens
6. Have you any prejudice whatever
against foreigners?
The time will soon come when TO be q
Know Nothing, will disQuaIily a man from be-
ing a Judge, juror or a witness in a court cI
lou.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21
sALUTATORY.

II was announced in the last number OF the
s'Democrat' that a change had taken place in
its editorial department. The little experience
we have had in the capacity of editor, has
made us well aware that it is one of great re-
sponsibility. The newspaper is read in al
most every family circle in the land, and as
its character is moral or ~viscious, so must It's
uauence be good or evil. If properly guard
ed, the Press is lie sulest safeguard oil oar
lights, the palladium Of Liberty, the dissent
major of sound AMI heal,hful moral principles :
But it is too often perverted from these glorious
objects, to become the engine Of malice and
the disseminator OF fa!Sehood. 1t is too often
the case that political opposition engenders
personal enmity, and resentment leafs 10 the
base resort of calumny. In all such contests
the Press is UNNECESSARILY degraded. This is
a serious evil-an evil that pervades nearly the
whole political Press Of the land, destroying
its influence and almost entirely dlscredllng
it as a source Of political information AtthiS
present time does this character seem to WELD
a more extended influence than ever before,
but to'guard against this will be our AIM and
to make the Democrat free from blame in every
respect. Personalities will be carefully avoid
ed, and no article rejecting upon the person.
al character of any individual will ever be al
lowed TO appear in its columns. We expect
to discuss the political questions Of the day
firmly, calmly and dispaSsionately, ever bear
ing in mind the courtesy due TO our fellow cit
liens and to our brethren Of the Press
Though we shall be prepared at all times TO
yield a firm and decided support to the time
honored and Republican principles oil the
Democratic party, we do not intend that the
Democrat Shall be devoted exclusively to poll
itics. 1t is our design to make it an accepta-
BILE Family Newspaper-a fit companion fol
the fre-side and the family circle. In Short
no pains will be spared, on our part, to pub
lish a paper that can be read, with interest
and profit 10y all. With these few remarks by
way OF an introduction 10 The readers OF the
Democrat, we will close our say" and hope
to be able 10 meet their entire appreciation.
l.. G. GOULD.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21

PRosPEcTs OF THE CRoPs.-All accounts
co"cur that the prospects are Of the most
cheering character in relation 10 the crops.
In Maryland and Virginia everything indicates
a bountiful harvest, although in a few locali-
lies there are some complaints Of the appear
ances ofthe wheat. The accounts from Penn
sylvania, New Jersey and New York are 10
the effect that the crops promise a larger yield
States the crops are said TO look exceedingly
well, while at the West immense yields ale
harvest is at hand.-BaltimOre Sun, 10Th inst.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21
Shocking Occurrence.

A child about two years old, son Of MI.
James CASTILLO, was run over by o loaded wag-
on, near the school house Oh State Street, yes
terday afternoon, the wheels Of the wagon
passing over and cushing he SKULL, and fore
ing out the brains, causing instant Death
The river, a young man from Jerseyville, was
walking behind the wagon, aud did not see the
child. An inquest was held over the body,
and the jurymen returned a verdict, setting
forth the facts mainly as stated, and cenSurlng
!he driver for culpnLle negligence in driving
his team. 1t is a long time since we have been
called to chronicle so shocking an occurrence.
We lean, since writing the above, that the
driver was arrested, and examined before Jus
lice Pinckard, who discharged him. This
dreadful atci !ent, we hope, will serve as a
warning TO careless drivers, especially in the
streets Of the ely Alton III. Courier, l4h'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21

Iron Monday week, while the cars on The
N. York Central Railroad were near Whites
boro' New YORK, three of them, owing TO the
fracture of the axle of The locomotive, were
thrown of The track and completely destroyed.
Passengers were sent flying out of The windows
and through the bottom Of the cars, but, mi
raculous as it may appear, but. one, a lady,
sustained injuries, and hers were not Of a Sc
rious nature. The wreck presented a most
sorry sight, the cars being completely riddled.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21
Glorious Prospects of the Tennessee Election
Tie Nashville Union of the 18Th inst. says :

TIE NASHVILLE Union OF The 18Th INST. says
"The Candidates for Governor have now
canvqssed hal the State, end we are able &c
form a positive opinion Of the prospect.
the West and Middle Tennessee, the Dem
racy are fully aroused and better organize
than they have been since 1874. There axe
thousands Of Wings who ultelly refuse Il
have anything 10 do with Know Nothingism.
Unless all signs fail, Governor johnson viii
do Of least three thousand better in these two
sections ,LGn at The last election. From East
Tennessee our information is nearly as good
as from the other sect ms, and we doubt no
that when Johnson speaks there it will be
quite as good. His election we regard now
as certain, but we remind our friends thar
Know othingism deserves an overwhelming
rebuke."
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21
The Jig is up-the Boiler Bursted-the Fat
is in the Fire.

Under this head The Cleveland Hcrdtd, a
Know Nothing paper, announces the "OIow'
up" ia the NotioNel Know Nothing Conven-
tson in Philadelphia. 1t says:
ga friend OF ours has just received the fol-
lowing significant dispatch from delegate 10
the National Know Nothing Convention now
ia session:
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, June a.,
The No, tn is beaten. Thi teen States tn
dawn in disgust. Tell the Enow-Somethirgs
we are with the i. D-n slavery and dough-
iaceism. Yours, &c.
"Our reade.s must skip the hard words
Three cheers for The thirteen States That is
going back 10 the old NJ mber, and it is a gIo-
riouS numbel 10 s.like + + the right in this Sec
ond decloration Of independence. The gloh-
Gus ''olu ,hineen'' are immortal, and lie glo-
| lious "new thirteen" will become So"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21

UDr. Brookins & Son, at their Drug Store
on Baron Street, have a good selection OF the
articles usually found in an establishment
such as they keep, with Pure Liquors, DON'T
you wish you had some?) Fragrant Perfumery,
choice SegarS, Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &C.
Also, Grimes Pain Killer and celebta;ed Han
Tome, which has worked wonders upon every
old bald pate upon which it has been used,
together with a great many other articles. 4"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21

UWe shall soon have telegraphic commu
n"ication from California via Mexico 10 the
United States in eight days. The telegraph is
already completed from Vera Cruz TO Leon,
and men are now al work extending The line IN
MazaniIlo. 1t will be completed in a few
months, and then there will be instant COM
munication between Vera Cruz (only three
days distant from New OrleanS) and Manzan-
lilo tonly five days from San Flancisco)-re-
ducing the time from city 10 city to only eight
days.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21

hTThe "Walnut street House ," ]. W.
SWEENEY, Proprietor, enjoys at this time a lar
ger amount OF public patronage than since its
opening. 1t deserves all it receives, and more
too, for undoubtedly, it is, in all respects, the
best Hotel in Cincinnati. The efficient assist
ants in the Office, Captain TRUMBoUR, and
ROBERT WALLACE, who are popular with all
the guests, united with the ate ntions of the
Proprietor, the fine order and excellent ar
engagements in every department OF the Hotel,
render the "Walnut Street House." the finest
stopping place in Cincinnati. n
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21

GThe Ohio State Teachers Association
will hold lis semi annual meeting In the city
Of Cleveland, on the 9Th and 9th days of July
next. Some OF the Railroads, we are inform
ed, will convey delegates to and from the
meeting at half fare. For further information,
apply to the State agent, DR.. A. d. Lori, Col
umbuS.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21
EATON, O., JUNE. FL, 1855.

Governor,
William Medill.
Lieutenant Governor,
James Myers.
Supreme Judge,
IL. Ii. warden.
Auditor,
w. ID. Morgan.
Treasurer,
John G. Breslin.
Secretary of State,
William TreVitt.
Attorney General,
George w. McCOOk.
Board of Public Works,
James d. Stcedman.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21

HrThe Traits on the Eaton q Hamilton
rail road run as follows from this time until
further notice. The first train to Richmond
leaves Eaton at 7:40 a. m. The second train
for Richmond leaves Eaton at at 1850 p. NJ
The thitd train for Richmond leaves Eaton at
1:10 a. n. The first down train leaves Eaton
at 7:40 q. m. The second downward train
leaves Eaton at 4:50 p. m. Tie third down.
ward train leaves Eaton at 7:l0 p. m. The
Public will please take notice.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21

1--WE notice that our old friends OF the
"Citizen's Bank" Messrs. SMEAp, CoLLARD &
HUGHES, are in full operation again, after then
temporary suspension. They are enjoying o
larger amount OF public confidence than ever.
The correct manner in which they settled UP
all accounts has given them, as it should, al,
most unbounded public confidence. n
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21

UBalPs Gallery, No. % West Fourth
street.-There are several reasons why Balls
Gallery, No. % Fourth street, should be well
patronized. Lmprimis, it is the most fashion
able and we'll furnished Gallery in the city
then,too, the Pictures taken there are be au
tiful, life like and we'll finished. Give your
patronage TO Ball when you want a good Pic.
tnre.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21

uTDuring this fine growing weather when
all vegetation is Aourishing and an abundance
of everything is promised, we hope our rea-
ders will not forget that STEPHENS & Co., are
receiving and opening another lot of choice
goods for the season, and if bargains are desired
Customers must come soon to get choice. y
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21

1JIt is now given up that in all that per-
tains to "Confecticncry," in all its various
and varied channels OF sweetness and luxury,
and in the aptness of invenling good things,
AULL stands unrivalled in this neck Of woods.
He possesses the disposition and ability 10 ac-
commodate The public. lie is just now in the
hey-day Of his Ice Cream season. Call in.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-21

pThe Indianapolis Journal of the 18th
says, that while some men were digging in The
side of a hill some eight miles south Of that
city, on the bluff road, they discovered the
skeletons of five indians, with a number oil
stone spear and arrow heads.