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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19
NrEw. YORK and ERIE RAnROAD.-On and

NIEw-Y YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On ana
IN sfer MONDAY July 1855, and until further n1tse
'a prS ifII ExPREss. as A ". tor Duntira-
BUFFAL0 EMPRESS. At 4 n. f9r Bsa.a ,,,.,,,.s,.
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w1f PASSENGER. At ?. a.. for NSwssrsA and ons'iss'
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lniGRANT. Isf ". for Duntia and Sasso' ma in'''
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e.T r. b.. fsE Dunkifk sat Buffalo and meffneaA' ''A
% SUNDAY. two srpr-.- rrsr, q, $50 and $50 ?. NJ
leese EIprss rNns eounee- Enirs with re sinss 80
.hi sih Ae Lsss sIors RAsas Cor Cleveland ciaean.s
Io.soo p 81 Cese9 te and with freiAs sp'end'a
D. c. accALLux, General supt
ONTARIO, sMCOE and HURON RAIL
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de ss~Is1f aud Ems c., Ss. ~ - On
Of Pleasure and Al person. sSass pon,. ess
obtain Through Tickets ard al information eonoernas he
sro.iSsy' between w.rrsp end chsrss- % ~ ''
CHAS S. TAPPEN, General Assst
A. BRusEL, Esd Superintendent. Toronto
DENNsYLyANiA RAnROAD.-THREE
il DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHfLA-
pFLPHIA and PITTsBUGH--Ths MORNING NAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia tor Pittsburgh AZ Y .nA
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Tor PhllAaelphla at T.; NJ The NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN
leaves Phsdephia o Pittsburgh II p NJ. and Pxsbsrxh
Tor Philadelphia at 10 y. NJ
ana from ST. Louis Mo- Altoi Galena and Chicago Ill
Frankflrd Lexington snd Louisville XVI Terra Hsate, Ms
son La Fayee ard lndisncPolis Ina. CncnnA Dayton,
Srrrgfed Be,efontsine Ssndu,ky Toledo Cleveland Co
nmtns ZAnesvie Masion and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
the Paeketb asd to Nsworeans St. Louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati
For further particulars see hsndbs Ia the hotels o. this
Civ will find rs the shortest; pedtious
ar 4 comfortable route between the East and West
Through tickets can be hsa eihes OF the
pi.ces in the West. OF Of
r. h. DEAN. Agent New.J-r.ey RsirCsd Co foo. Of
Cocrtlandst., Sew-lorh.
IL ELLIcoTT Agent Peansylyanis Railroad Co,
No Aston House, New lors.
THOMAS MOORE. Agent. cor. llth aot MarketsA
New.York. April -. 1853 Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

AIRY an Interval remedy certain cure s THIS dlsttees
iug aud dangerous complaint For some OF the uos'
e ace cts 20 be had At the Doctors medical Once or
advice No S first 81 door from the bow
ery between Bowery and Broadway. .-s... =,
my Escuay which has recently made s sppes,nee IN sss
city Tie genuine signature on the OUTSIDE wfapvst
xten ~ me sfh pen. The counterfeit has printed sa
smile OF my ssnatrre and easily distinguished rom mo
rnip 1he counterfeit prove. 60 be not only worthless ost
soutey injurious Be particular therefore and see that you
Get he ssLnne which be obtained at the proprsors ONCE
Bro sdway ais Of c. v. Cc 90. No 81 5afcayst
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Passengers Arrived

IN elippev Up Fed aaae from Saanghae-Mrs T Andrews
children.
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Me0icai.

CARD.-Dr. BLUNDELL Qate OF Londonl
10 send by tx press the afflicted fecsiPt o.
as Sir Asey Coopers celebrated REMEDY fox me hahcu
Cure Of RUPTU RES without the Of Truss h'o ms a
yo,s Recipes the Cure Of nmas Pe and Nervous
Debility in their worst form, 81 each Address W.
DR.. BLUNDELL, Broadway, New'feL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19
w HIsKERS or MUsTACHEs produced in

w ix weeks BY my ONGUEST which Will not stain or In
lure the kin 81 Bottle Sent any part Of the country.
O. GRAHAM, No. SIS Broadway, HAYES No. us Futon
st. Brooklyn; r. SPALDISG, No. n Trenontrov Bosfon.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
DIED

Near Eaton, on the 10Th inst, Mr.. ROBERT A.
BLooaFIEI.D, aged about 26 years.
Tie deceased was o young man respected
and esteemed by ALL who knew him. He
leaves a widow aud al infant daughter. and o
inrge circle OF friends 10 mourn theiI loss.
Fn Eaton, on the 18th, after a painful i'll
ness of some months, Mr.. JOHN MINsnALr,
aged about % years,
Tbe deceased WIS veil known and highly
es.eemed in this community as a citizen and a
business man. he leaves a vile aidone child,
a large circle OF relatives and sympatbising
friends to mourn his early. departure.
IN Eaton on the 10Th Miss HUN, IlicE, in
the 18th yeaF Of her age. 'rito..
About fnuf weeks ago the deceased was at,
lacked vial Ieinittent Fever, winch, as II
sonetimes does, nun into Typhoid, and not,
wjtbsta nding the attention OF a sk!iiul and
attentive physician was thus early in the morn
ing of Gfe TAKEN fromlanongstlB. Other We
can truly says:
: 'tNone knew her but to love, .3EC
None named her but 10 praise
AT The residence of her son liz, law, John
Leedy, near Lsgro, Indiana, on the 3Olh Of
October, 1855, Mrs. MARY FALL, IN lhe Tau
year Of her age: c..,.
m in 1906 with her husband, Daniel Fall, anc
settled neal Eaton, PEBBLE county Ono. In
1922 she was left widow with seven Children
most OF them small, 10 take care oil, whlch
duty she performed with untiring industry ant
perseverance,. She was for q number Of yeat'
sconsiNent and devoted member OF the CHRIS
tian Church. .., 81
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
Ths lVs1sd Question. Between England and


The Vsxed Questions Between England and
- Ourselves =. "a
The following letter from "Ion," the gener-
ally well informed Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore Sun, is especially interesting
at this time /:
'Tn the discussions OF the Genital AmeEi-
can question by Mr.. Buchanan and Lord Clar'
, epdon, the most friendly intentions were pio-
fessed, and, probably actually Entertained, on
both sides. Butour position is a very awkward
one, as the matter now stands. Our extreme
demands were positively rejected, and II re-
mains for us TO present new terms OF arrange
81 ment. This cannot be done without a mortl
flying back-out on the part OF our Government
ait is not all probable that the present Ad'
ministration will abandon or modify their in
terpTetalion OF the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, and
II is well known that they have positively,
and from the beginning to the end OF the ne.
. gotiation, refused 10 accept the British inter
+, .pretation. Still it may be hoped that the
. British government will adhere 10 the treaty,
according TO thei. understanding Of it, which
evil prevent them from exercising any ac,uaI
Jurisdiction in Central America in virtue OF any
protectorate, and from taking POSSESSION Of
G~reytown-an act which would practically
terminate the treaty and prevent future nego
tistion on the subject.
cat the commencement Of the negotiations,
two years ago, Mr.. Buchanan, II is said, was
instructed 10 represent that the present Ad'
ministration disapproved Of the whole treaty,
end the policy o%fjoint national action on which
il was founded, and that it Yves the act OF .
prior Administration holding different views
but that still they would adhere 10 it anc
carry it out, upon the condition that the British
government would adopt our Interpretation o
i, and at once abandoned their claims 10 the
Bay Islands and relinquiSh the Mosquito pro-
tectorate. Thus there is no chance for a re
pewal of the negotiation while the presen
Administration is is in power, nor while Lott
Palmerston Whose peculiar hobby is this yer!
subject Of British prete nsicns in Central AmGf
ica) remains at the head Of the British govern
ment. Under these circumstances, The Chef
burden OF the forthcoming Presidents .messag'
will probably be the Monroe doctrine and The
means of its practical assertion.
ait is believed that Commodore PauldlngI
instructions are of a character that Will pro
duce a collision betU cen his force and tina; 0
Admiral Fonshaw, in case the latter SHOULD
take possession OF Gfeytown."
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22

Il P,LPITATIoN OF THE HEART, Nervous dis
eases, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia,
Costivenes and Piles, are all relieved and cured
IN an incredible short space of lime, by Car
ter's Spanish Mixture, the great tonic and pu'
rifer of the blood. II contains not a particle
OF Mercury, Opium, or any noxious drug; is
perfectly harmless, and has cured more than
FIVE hundred cases disease.
We can only refer the reader 10 the certif-
Gates, a few Of which may be found in another
column, and all Of which are detailed in full
around the bottle. 1t is the greatest Of oil
Spring and Fail Medicines, and possesses al
influence over the blood truly remarkable.
fs"See at 7ertiSe ment.
| NnYemher [. 1Shh-4W.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22

A REpRrEyE.--We do not refer TO a reprieve
from capital punishment. There is Q slow
torture from which q respite is equally desira-
BILE. We refer TO dyspepsia-a word in which
oil The horrors of Indigestion are summed up.
TO The sufferers by this painful and harassiug
disc ase, we can hold out not only bright
homes, but the certainty Of immediate relief
and permanent cure. There 10 a tonic, cor
dial, and sltera;ive principle in Dr.. Hoofaud's
German Bitlers, which inevitably arrests and
changes The morbid action Of the stomach aud
the secretive organs, removes the disease, aad
restores to deslth.i Prepared by DR.. G. NJ.
Jackson, Philadelphia. See advertisements
November l5-2weeks.' G.l,fs
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22

d.. .IxoS BUSINESS AT CHlcAGo.--A company has
been formed with a capital Of 5 Co,COo, a
Chicogton, under the name Of lie Lake Superior
Mining and Manufacturing Company, for The
purpose oil wQrking Iron mines, recently secured
10 behalf of the Company, on the shore 0
Lake Superior. The ore of these mines is SAT-
10 be perfectly exhaustIeSs for half a dozeI
generations, and the quality oft is so good
that it has been hammefed out into wrcush
Iron without smelling. .H..
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22

Ksow.NorHlNc MOVEMENTS The Wash
ineton correspondent ofthe NeO York Herald
says there are now in that city "qniie a num-
Der Of loading w-Nothinss, among whom
Is Albert Pike, Of Arkansas, and Clark ofNew
York; and there is a scheme on foot, which is
NOT now fully developed, that will sialtIe The
unini,iatcd in political gambling"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22

qTCannot be denied, that The celebrated
and popular medicines Of DR.. s., A. Weaver,
fnt SURPRISES all other remedies for hunorS
and chronic complaints. All over the county
people are advertising this fact. If they ore
truly as gocod'as they ale said to be land there
10 10 reason TO doubt, they are truly a bless.
ing to suffering humanity.-N 18th 2w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
Estate OF Catharine Row, Decd.

Office is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed and quail
fled as Administrator of the estate Of Catha-
rine Row, decd, late of Preble county Ohio.
All persons knowing themselves indebted 10
the said estate will please make immediate
payment and those having claims present them
properly authe nticaled for settlement.
MILTON ROW, Admr.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
Cosmopolitan Art Association
SECOND YEAR,

A ARRANGEMENTS for the second annual
Acollection Of this new and popular instltu-
ton for the diffusion Of Literature and Art
Among the works already engaged, is the far
famed GENOA CRUcIFlx,' which originally cost
l9,0O0.
In forming the new collection, the diffusion
Of works of AMERICAN ART, and the encour-
agement Of AMERICAN genius have not been
overlooked. Commissions have been issued
&c many Of the most distinguished American
Artist, who will contribute some OF their finest
productions, Among them are three marble
BuSts, executed by the greatest living Sciup-
Ior-HIRAM Powers.
GEORGE WAsHINGTON, the Father of his
country BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, the PhlloSo-
pher /; DANIEL WEBSTER, The Statesman.
A special agent has vlSi'ed Europe and made
carel full and judlcious selections Of T reign
works Of Art, 10th IN bton2e and marble STAT
uary and choice paintings, tile whole forming
a large aud valuable collection OF paintings
and s~taluary, 10 be distributed FREE among
he members Of the Association Got.the Second
! vPaF
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
Hosiery and Gloves!
Jacob Shidcler. PIE.
Dv,I,
Preble Com. Pleas.

Jacob S]hjicIyr. PIE.
W. IreDie Tom. fleaS.
Eliza Madden, Duft. Civil acton.
THE said Eliza Madden, is hereby notified that
On tie vi, day OF November, A disc, the ADORE
nmed plaintiff, filed in the Court Of Common
Pleas of"reb'e county. ohio, his petition against
her, which is now pending. wherein the plaintiff
ask judgment and for the foreclosure Of q GER
mortice On lot No 229 in tie town Of Eaton.
treble county, Ohio, executed by the defendant
TO the p]laintit on the 10Th day Of August, 800,
TO secure Il note dated May 18th, 1855, for 5000,
due Eoy. J.. 1853, with = per cent interest. And
tine defendant Is further notified that unless she
.~rrnoars and ouSwers said petition on or before
.t'c 10th dav of January 1855, the matters therein
set forth will be taken as true and q Judgment
and order entered accordingly,
w J. &c j. A. GILMORE,
Atty for Plf.
Attest, L. B. OGDEY. Crk.
Nov. S, l655-5w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
Attachment.

John F. Hemsteger, pl't'f. Before Mahlon Karn
against Justice OF the peace.
Nathaniel Mitchell, of Twin Township,
defendent Preble county, u.
On the sixth day Of November, A. D.. 1855 said
Justice issued an order of attachment in thcaboYe
action for the sum of Ave dollars and fifty cents.
JOHN F. HEMSTEGER,
! WeR Alexandriaj Nov. IS, Is6k-Sw
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
TERMS CT MEMBERSHIP.

The payment of thee Dollars constitutes
any one a member of this Association, and
entities him to either Of the magazines for one
year, and also a ticket ia the distribution OIL
the StatuaTy and paintings.
The Literature issued 10 subscribers con-
SiSts Of the following monthly magazines
IlaTper's, Putnsm'S, knickcTbocker, Black
woods, Household Words, Graham'S an
Godey'S Lady's Book.
Persons taking five memberships are emit.
tied to any FIVE Of the Magazines for one year,
and TO SIX TICKETS IN the distribution. The
net proceeds derived from the sale Of member.
ships, ate devoted 10 the purchase OF works oil
AIT for ensuing year.
DISADVANTAGES SECURED
by becoming a member of the association, aEe'
LIST. All persons receive the FULL VALUE Of
their subscription at the start, in the shape o
| sterling Magazine Literature.
ID. Each member is contributing towards
purchasing choice works OF Art, which are tc
be distributed among themselves, and are a
| The same time encouraging the Artists OF the
country, distributing thousands Of dollar:
| through its agency.
Persons, in RENTING funds for membership
| will please give their post Office address in full
| otdtlDB l"C HOHI" tbCy " hH " "hS"H'hS ~
commence, and have The letter registered t
prevent loss ; on its receipt, a certificate o
pnembership, together with the MagiziGe de-
sired, will be forwarded to any part Of thl
county.
Those who purchase magazines al book
stores will observe, that by joining this AsSo
citation, they receive the Magazine and lee
ticket in the annual distribution all OF tht
| i'm trtAn Ila,- aart, Enu for tho pnOn0VfnI
alone. For membership, address
G. l.. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A.
At either Of the principal Offices Knicker
booker Magazine Office, 349 Broodway, New
York ; or Western Office, 106 Wates street
S1IiIugku 0hin
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
Attachment

AtSatCdH-AShAe
B. Il. Alexander It Co. p't'Ts. Before Mah'cn
against harn, D. 7, oi
Nathaniel Mitchell, Twin township,
defenlent. Prebie Go. U.
On tie 9th day Of November, A. D.. 1885, said
Justice issued au order OF attachment IN the
above case for the sum Of seven dollars and n'he'
Ity.two cents, i. IL. ALEXANDER Co.
West Alexandria. Nov. Is, l355.-3w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22

THE partnership heretofore existing between thc
undersigned under the name OF Eluhbell Epply X
Wilson, has been this day dissolved bythe death
Of j. Is. ElpIey. w. I. HURBbLL,
October list, 1876. W. j WILSON.
Owing to the death Of Mr.J. b. Epply, it be-
comes necessary for US 10 close up the old ac-
| counts, either by cash or notes. Therefore all
knowing themselves indebted TO the concern Will
come up and settle without delay. W. IL
Y. b. The business in future will be carried
on at their old stand, opposite the Court House,
By the undersigned, W. BBhLL,
JOSIAH CAMPBELL,
Nov. Is. 1855 W. j.. WILSON.
William Pence Admir-. PrebIe county Pro-
of vii IAN Sibbet, deed. bate Court.
vs. Petition to sell land
Rebecca Sibbit, ct. al. topay debts.
40 Rebecca Sibbit. Widow Thaddeus Sib-
bit, Caroline Sibbit, Levi Sibbitt, Aaron Sib-
bet William Sibbet, Harvey H.. Wilson and Eli
jah h, Stamback you are hereby notified that on
the 18th day Of October A. D. 1856, said admin
|istrator filed his petition in the Probate Court OF
Preble county Ohio, the object and PRAYER Of
which petition is to obtain an order &c. for the
assignment Of the dover ofthe SAID Rcbecca Sib-
bet the widow Of said william Sibbit, decd, in
and for the sale Of the following Real Estate OF
which the said William Sibbet died. sliced or 50
much thereof as may be necessary to pay the
debts of said decedcn-, the homestead and farm
upon which the said William Sibbit resided al
| the time of his decease, situate lying and being
in the county ofPreble and State of Ohio and be
ing the east half of the north east quarter Of sec
ton thirty six in township number nine Of range
one east of the meridian line drawn from thu
mouth of the great Miami river, containing eigh
ty acres of land more or less, also for the adjust
ment Of the rights, dc. Of the said Harvey IL
Wilson and Elijah X. Stamback who hold mort
gage liens upon said premises and the said de-
I~fendeuts are further notified to appear and an
swer or demur {, said petition on or by the 26tI
day Of November, 1855, and in default thereo
said administrator will proc ed to ask OF SAT-
court said order for the assignment OF said dow
or and the sale Of said premisesaccordinrly.
ti |lI-1J HUBBARD l. F0OS,
Atty'sfo Petitioner
Del. 95, 1S55.-4w. ' ~
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22

NeW Principle! NeiO Remedy. No Poison!
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure,
Or Antidote to Malaria;
For tlle prevention and Curc of
Fever ana AgUc, Or chill fever, dumb acue, end
other intermittent and remjttcnt fever. also Of
bilious fever, accompanied by typhoid symp.
toms, typhoid fever, yellow fever. ship ana isIl
fever. general debility, night s4ssts, and all
other forms Of disease which have q common
origin in
Malaria or MiasIna,
These diseases are common to many localities
'Of the United states: but wherever they prevail,
North, SuJth, East, or West, they all equally
spring lroM tie same mla-mUal cluse. IheCr,.t
variety Fl ymVtomsand forms OF disease is owing
principally TO dIIyrgncG in age. sex, constitution
and habits OF the ,]uiicrer, bur as the cause is the
same, they VIII ali equally yield to O remedy that
Is competent 10 overcome or remove that cause.
BY the laws OF nature, every principle has its
oiros te, and for every disease, or cause Of dis
ease, there as rc.eEcnt, or in other words Spe-
ellie remedy. AllnclariG, whether arising from
~u.lts.sS. ,taCugEt water. decomposition Of AMI
-pni aud vegetable matter, Or even newly cleared
lands. - the same IN character aud eject is q
poison Eo2tnEin the atmosphere, causing disease
to al who breathe it. Ia accordance with those
irul!ter2bls laws governing the u~ucrrirg affinity
subsi,tiug between oppo.ites, there is IN theprep-
Grafton before US, offered to tue public,
TIE aatura! Q~Htioo!e 10 M1lari1,
which neu,ra'Izss the poison whenever it comes
il comes in contact with it, even In The open arr.
aud when taken internally completely puriiesthe
system effected By It's baHUtGl Influence and thus
resi"rcSand preserves health.
The remedy IS belicTed 70 BE- entirely new, AID
unknown to anF but the proprietor, who distinct
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
:a a g.sf~A E1'I2
CiaGIsinAGi. k1iatOn 81 Richmond
EsaiI GSOasi Line.
Fall Arrangement


Commencing on Thursday, Nov. /,
1855, between Eaton and Cincln-
natl and intermediate points.
Leave Eaton ia a III arrive at Cincinnati 10 q m
Il:io l:l5 Ppm n,
Leave Cincinnati CO., a III arr. at Eaton, ~ 4 n
9,3OPm a.. IN
Between Eaton and Richmond.
Leave Eaton 7,47a riveatRichmond 5 2Oam
" "4,5O pm o,3o Ill
EZZ LIZ = III NJ rA -. - c.
Leave Richmond 7 ,OOa m arrive at Eaton7 ~ N
" 1880, q III ll;lU q. m
3,45 p :, 4" 4,5O pm
The TAI n m ondi.jO pm Trains connect at
Richmond for indianapolis and the west.
The above Trains also connect for New Castle,
Hdgerstown, &c.
The TAT q N and ito p m Trains connect at
Hamilton for Dayton and intermediate points
| Alto, the TAI a m and 4,5Opm Train connects
atRiclmoud for Dayton, aud intermediate point:
on the DAYTON and Western Rail road.
The ~ Train from Eaton and the $50 |
m Train from Cincinnati will stop at all regular
stations and at the Valley House on regular no,
tice. All other Trains will stopat Regular Sta
tions only.
Nov. J., 1855.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
Attachment

John Sedwick, pl'tf. Before MahlOn Karn jus
against tIcs Of the peace of Twin
Nathaniel Mitchell, township, Preble County
defendcut. Ohio.
On the sixth day of November, A.. D.. 1855, SAID
Justice issued nm Order of Attachment in the
above action for the sum of foHr dollars.
JOHN SEDWICK.
West Alexandria, Nov. Is, 1856 -3w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
MeW Principle! NeD Remedy! No Poison!
Rhodes Fever and AEue Cure,
Or Antidote to Malaria;
For tlle prevention and cure Of

and Ague, Or chill fever, dumb eguc, end
other intermittent and remittcnt ievers. also Of
bilious fever, accompanied by typhoid symp.
toms, typhoid fever, yellow fever. ship and ial
fever. general debility, night sTs,is, and all
ORIGIN in
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
LADIES' FANCY PURS.
Estnie Of Acgnrn sE,eyylunn.

@S-tS " "~5' -'A SAAS sAA1-S%Ds
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscribers
have been appointed and qualified as cdmiuistra-
tors on the Estate Of Joseph Snowman, deceased.
late Of prcble county. And that all persons Ow-
ing s.id estate ere required to make payment and
those having acknowledgements to presentthem
legally authenticated. Dated this 2sth day Of
October, 4, q. 1855.
SAMUEL n. DUFFIELD
MARTHA JANE SHERMAN
Nov. !, 1855. Adm'rs. Of said Estate,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
DTSgOLUTEON.

TIE partnership heretofore existing between thc
undersigned under the name OF Iluhbell Epply X
Wilson, has been this day dissolved blythe death
Of j. Is. EppIey. w. I. HURBbLh,
October LIST, 1896. W. j WILSON.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
New YORK, June Il, 1906.

81 have made q chemical examination Of
Rhodes tGver and ague cure, or antidote TO Ma.
la"ia, and have tested it Tor ~arseEic. mercury,
qIiuiuc and .ir. ~chninc, but have not found o
particle otc.tAc: il il, nor have | found any sub.
st4uce ia lis composition that would prove in
%iutioGa TO the cOns,ilutt0n.
JA.LnS h. LHILION. y. d. Chemist.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-22
TIE natura! qnti|o.e 10 Malaria,
General debility anil niglt sreats,

UtHtTGE UeJiHIy anH night SNtQlSI
which so often follows the administration of 9th,
rr medicines. The patient at once begins to re-
cover APPETITE and strength, aud continues to i'm
prove until restored 10 Perfect health.
By its use fever and nglc may BE- punished
frc,n every class IN the community; farmers, ne.
~chanics, and oil laboring people may use it as