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PLANK ROAD.
Travellers take Notice.

hsrsons travelling ON this Road will be re-
ssred to pay their toll ut the gates. Persons
slthin the townships Of Jackson, Montrose
ION and Des MONIES, going and returning 70
keoknk, the same day, upon paying fall
khe first gate can return free. All hacks for
bag Of passengers between Keokuk and
Pc, and which HABIrUALLy travel the Plank
han 20 and return the same day by paying
n toll. Those who only use the Plank Road
ler roads are bad will ho required TO pay
4 each way.
ersons will be allowed TO scsp their teams to
the bed Of the Road, or 70 remain tn
ans at the gates any longer than may b.
y TO pay their toll
Nv will be rig dly enforced against all per-
10 disregard tuis notice.
der Of the Board Of Directors
THOS. w. CLAGErT, President.
10, 1885. d3t Wit
rg Glory COPY.
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"a Ueritable Know Nothing.

Il z had The IoiioW wing story II oue of
Il xchsnyes. We hay. IN our mind /.
| iioratio, several "countJ as well
.if," members. WON We have known
,t. quite as ''uudtrstandinely.
M wears ago ahen The Legis a'ur-
b Of me mtadie States were itarn 2
rs. tuition, tie tiscu -sion o. lis varioi.
u ms was very warm ant ob>t maze.
! days had been spsnt in he hrry de +.
!. md the vote was a. length ayout 10
ken. Just Al this moment a couttr.
huer. VINO had been absent for some
: .reviovsiv. entered the House an
his seat. Anoih,r member mho ~a.
fsor OF the amended constitution wen,
lake convert Of him.
oa mus, vote for the cons iuion by
F.ans. said he.
I'll think of it, said the honorable
Try member.
sut you must make up your mind at
my man. tor the vois 10 abuui to be
a
10 country member scratched bic head
seemed puzzled.
Tome, why do you hesitate? Will
promise 10 vote for the constitutions
sure it will give general satisfaction
FL vote for it on one condition. said
sountry member.
And what is thstf9
md no other. b. gracious.
sut what condi,,on is III
Why, that they let IL run through my
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New Grocery Store.

A. j. r A l. s T Q N & B RO.
Ii AVE Just opened new Family Grocery and
IL Provision Store, in the room formerly occu-
pied hy d q. Smith as an Auction Room, on
Johnson street where they interd TO keep
choice and well selected variety exactly adapted
Y NE demands he retail 'rsfe OF he city
Ihey ihvi'e the nspeetiou of ,ae citizens gene
raiiy, and have no dovbt that they offer in
hIcements tor frequent calls and continued Gus.
tom. 4. j. RALSTOE & BRO,
~, Johnston Street
Keokuk u ~ 10 1850 4
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= The new metal, aluminium, is NJ "
10 be sn lnques'ion.d conquest of sci
and may be produced in any guam
Cor three doll RS pound. Further
nvemenls are expected 10 reduce its
sD fifty cents, when i, will naturally
BE iron in many household and Ia
II utensils.
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BOOTS & SHOES AT WH0l ESlIF

II AViAG opened house in this CITY for m.
IL pun pose OF carrying on the Wholesale Ri
aud Shoe Business, We respectfully cali The ~
tention OF the trade to our 7 ARGE Avn Wr,,
AssoRTKp srcoK, which is now being receired
u.Iee' from Inc best manufactures in Mas.a-
hand complete assortment Of goods h the tj;ns
and offer such inducements as will obts,n ~,
us liberal share Of patr, mage. -
Country merchants will do well to call Ana
examine our stock before they purchase.
July 7. d CARTrPs RI
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Insurance Agency.
-Ttna Insurance Go Hartford, Conn.
j A Il INsL r ANCE COMPAN Ny

ffuYToFd. Conn.
STAR fNsURA nee COMPAs Ny
Df Ogi-' sburg New Ycrk
HARTFORD fIhL A>URANCE CDMPANY
Mercantile, Fire Marine Insurance tompnn,
Or Coyugiou, by.
MkRG HAMS FihE AND DMAElsE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA.
THE alb ye al sound and reliable Comma
nies aa8 ke risks al lowest rates thatioca.
ton viii justify
During M absence FOR few weeks az the
East thf Insurance business Of the above Com
panies Wall De attended 10 hy Mr.. B. 5 Merri-
ara.
w W. RELKNAp,
Ofce adjoining the Mayor, Office.
July ,. 1885. din
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I'kO VI The Saratoga Springs OF sale by the
J. dozen or single bottle
Also Moore and HoopeI's superior Citrate OF
Magnesia, or Purgative Mineral Wa,er, ore OF
he most pleasant and edeetua. Catharties
known.
Call af Moore 4 Hooper. lev Drug Store on
Maj" between I'd and Sd Streets, no. III side,
Keokuk. Iowa.
lane hth YNa5
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II. ID. EOS ER

Ii AS iust received we'll assorted Stock Of
IL Spring and Summer Goods, TO which the all
lection Of buyers Is respectfully asked.
The Gosds have been selected with snecial
reference 10 tn city retail trade, and III be soi
as low as the same class OF goods can be bought
10 any House in Iowa,
Purchasers will do well 10 examine the stock
before buying elsewhere, as they will find many
styles Eoi usually Kept in this market
April 23, 1855.
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a DlO assortment % chi!elren's fancy
"A Hats and Caps for summrr wear. the late.,
summer style Just received and for sale ehsap -
SHFIpoN's HaT EMroR.uM, 81, Main =.
Ladies. call and look al them
nnAs2i
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'I'HE lows STATE IysrRA i,cE CoMpANy. of
l. keokGE, hat,ng fatty orgalized accord no
10 the Articles OF Incorporation and hay,ro ra
celved arpiicatons for insurance and isk-r nra
mum n"les on property amousting to SlUu0C0.
= no" preparen fo issue Policies, on the safer
class OF risks, for three years an fba 1880.
plan, and ios one year and shorter periods far :
cash premium
Officers Elected fer the ensuing Year.
DIRECTIONS.
Perry, John McCune, Ell Harrison.
Rankin, 6 Smyfh, ERFord
K P Creel. s 5 Billings. YIN rSTa
Gafber, I Wickersnam,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
T. n Harrison, G CARRIER, John Mcr.n.
Rankin, G b Smsth,
e Il PERRY, Pres. w RASKIN. yie.pr..,t
" iuasER Sec'y. + HAskIsos, Treas'r.
u ONCE IN Concert Hall building Cd story.
July Ain, 1855. DIN. lyw.
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DRIED BEEF.

, n0n LBS. 81. Louis Sugar Cured Dry
~,UUU Beef, warrsnled he best ever in this
market WM. c. FUNKHOUSER
June ?, 1855.
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w AR! WAR! WAR;.

I'hE Indians have declared war, and The Ia
4 les, advices from Salt LaEe inform us that
thev nave and can raise twenty thousand fight
ng men. This siil cell for volu nteers and large
cohseTuent surnles.~tlch have Induced Massrs
MOORE HOOPER, wltn feelings Of true
philanthropy. 10 pr up TOO doz Of Aerated Min
erat Wa'er ~ bo''lcs eacn expiodes with a
report loud enough to frieh,en the Red Skins,
and to slake the thirst aud cool he palate Of all
who volunteer
July ,, 1859.
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Fresh Butter in Ice.
FRESH OYsTERS.

JUST received small lot OF Cove Oysters o,
this Springs coving by
Wa. c. FUNKHOUSER.
June 2 1850.
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Suck FlOur.

100 BAGS Of % lbs each Extra Family
lOO Flour for sale at greatly reduced pri-
ces by w. c FUNkHOUSER.
june 80. d
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New Cod Fi.h

A CLERK thoroughly versed in the Drug / n
n sness. An interest in paying Drug busi-
ness would be disposed Of TO one having some
means and qualified to assist in managing the
establishment. ,qaire at REYNOLDS Drug
Store. Mechanics Block.
Keokuk, July 8, 1855. dtf.
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-10

I HAY T. on hand ! dozen Ice Chests ard Re"
trger ators, embracing several different sizes
and styles, which will be sold at the lowest pfi
ces, and warranted TO please. by
WM. c, FUNEH0US
r.,.~
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-10
Splendid Stock of Gold Pens.

d. Silves and Ebony Holders, from The
Fst celebrated Manufacturers in the UnioH
I'VE will warrant TO give perfec' sa' isfac-
.nsrwise the pen can BE- returned assd
refunded. ] / CAVE 4 SON.
Min between 81 and 1th Streets.
lst l0-d6t
The daily Gate City., 1855-08-10
IRoHIBiTIoN.

PROHIBITION.
THE friends OF Prohibition will meet at Con-
cert Hal, on Friday evening, August 10th,
al ~ O'Clock. All who fee. themselves interest
ed IN the execution OF the Prohibnory Law are
invited TO he present. An address may be ex
pecfed. Lit all the friends OF claw and order''
come out
August 9, 1855.
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The Glorious Fourth.

-
The giouous Fourth, bs day we celebrates
AuG loud proclaim The freedom OF the free,
v hen each en \ hio social tste-a tste,
Ana puFs hl~ weed and sips his sangaree-
Exonse me, saugsree, 40 more, no moral
Like days Of Early childhood th~y have hed.
They are prohibited BY l4w,
Therefore 10 use them It's IN red
But whilst the { hid of Genus lives,
To eoulure. form, or so invent,
A blessed soace then she giv-s,
Which none o. earth can ever rep<rt,
She tenders il in every form,
T. Freedoms Son or Daughter
As gushing rom the Marble Fount
The sparkling MI ERAL WATER, super
For quality Its not surpas sed lis fine. IN tact ~
Bat II yol doubt Il, whv then pray Won call or
MOORE & HOOPER,
July 3. 10 Main ST. between 2 ana 3.
r. MOORE. I II HOOPER
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MOORE 4 HOOPER.
PHARMACUiIsT5 AND DRUGGISTS.
III w + hls day associated themselves To- n
IL geiher for the purpose of conducting q
general Drng and Prescription business IN u
der the above frm. Particular attention will be
given 10 the latter branch to which they have
both served regular apprenticeship physi-
c'ans and the public can rely o. having their
prescriptions promptly aid accurately COM
pounded az all times, as one OF the firm will be
constantly in attendance.
RObERT MOORE
J. HENRY HOOPER
March H. 1855 diff
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FRESH LEMONS.
Corn Meal,

i0n BUSHELS Fresh White Meal for sal.
tOU low by VIC. FUNKHOUSER.
lune 80 d
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r. K And Boans.

nave itercs pitkrtrd PORK " cured ais
'e* ousheis white Bransto accompany
Far safe cheap. W C. .FUNKHQUSER
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FLOUR RLGIK,

CUSTOMERS can from ths date be supplied
" with Qlncy Eagle -Four, which is warrant
ed to be superior TO any made in he Mississippi
Valley. by w. FUNKHOUSER
June p, 1875. d
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HONE. INSURANCE..

Keokuk, Nay 10. 1855. d
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-01
Summer is Ended.


Summer is ended, the sun in his annual path
way has crossed The eCualoTial Inc once more,
aud lett our northern pole in another six
months night. His nOontlde rays fall more
aSanI across our own fields, and grow weaker
and weaker in his powers 10 warm and enligh,-
en-. The shadows lenglhen at mid day, and
in the direction whence comes chill and fIoSt.
The enemy Of vegetable life has scarcely
yel touched leaf or flower with his destroying
finger, but il is evident 10 the observing eye,
that the period of vigorous growth has passed
away, and that the season is about 10 fall into
the scar and yellow leaf" AS the grey Of an
preaching age maniIeStS itself here and there
amid the raven locks Of manhood even in It's
prime, as a tnge of brighter color, lights up
the youthful check Of The cuuSumptve with u
premonllory symptom of impending doom so
does the changing green OF The summer foliage
indicate lis approaching fail.
But amid these Indications OF a coming change
there is mingled an Infinite amount oi present
enjoyment aDG tuiule hope the gathered har-
veSl, the nelowing fruit, The ripenIng nut,
The pioSpec CT Of a respite from summers tolls,
aud the approach OF wnler ell jUynlentS, tie
scattering of epidemic diseases before the
health bearing breath OF polar atmosphere,
the ne " lerSe Of existence which will be given
20 thousands Of feIU" man, whose only hope
is in the return OF purer and cooler Ulr, The
quicker PniSailonS oi yonng and luSty life,
which bounds Responsive 10 n breath oil viii
er, aud Hly-S back his icy approaches BY a
more vigorous aCilri,y Of the vial powers. oil
unite 10 render the prospect OF he comiLg
death. like sleep of all vegetable life, pleasing
uS we'll rs M ianchuly.
Seed time aud harvest has come and gone (;
it Las been the seed. lime Of evils and n har-
vest OF death in many re>pectS, as we'll aS one
OF good, aud harvest of lie. Seed time and
harvest Will come and 90 mgain and again To
the tnd OI lime. II Las been promised by ONE
pOeut to redeem the pledge, aud who never
changes his purposes but they vii! r o, al.
ways come and 20 10 us, for each succeeding
season finds NE ranks Of The >owers and reap
eTS gradually made up Of new recruits. Here
veteran TeireS and one OF middle ace fills
his place, to grow old in relurn there mid.
die aged reaper lnintS and falls out of The
rnnkS, but The gap IS SudGenl! cIuSed up by a
new conner; IA another part of the field n
Youthful labOIer, full Of ACTIVITY and hope. is
stricken down, buI his place is speedily made
good, aud The work of lime goes bra,eIy on.
And yet We have each an individual destiny
10 lu,tlll, and al individual uuty 10 perform,
whether we SOW wl!h Broader or narrower
caSl whether we cut the harvest with wi.
der sweeping and lnsty stroke or fil! :he place
OI humble cleaners in The great field; it is the
manner IN which We perform our part, that
VIII tell upon our future well being. |; is nor
ths man OF the greatest iniul.ni. nor he who
occupies lhe highest place, that Will receive
the greatest reward al the Harvest Home bul
he who does his whole duly 10 lie best of his
L. 4. I.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-01

A Hint on Household Management.

Have you ever observed wha. dislike ser.
wants have TO anything cheap! They hate Sa
wing their masters money. 'Ird this e1LcEi-
menl with great success The other day Find
ing We CONSUMED vast deal Of soap, sa'
down in my thinking chair, and took the SOAP
question into Consideration, aud found re asom
TO suspect We were using o very expensive ar
tee, where much cheaper one wuuli serve
tie purpose better. ordered half dozer
pounds UI both sorts, but took the precaurou
oi changing the papers on which the pr!ceS
We're marked, before giving them inIo the
hands Of Betty.
"WeII, Betty, which soap DO you find wash
es the best p
'Oh, please, sir, the dearest, in the blu,
paper; It makes the lather as well again Il,
the other"
"WelI, Betty you shall always have it Ihen;
and thus tie uGsu>pecting Betty saved ne some
pouncs year, and washed the clothes better
Rec. SidnCy Smith.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-01
Our own Fires de.

Is there a man WHO does not love his own
fire side, hlS hearlh-Stunt, HIS wife, and his
Old family bIble TIE iieSIde, the hearth
stone, lie wife and the Bible, brighten tie
fire on the hearth aud Without MS wife aud
the Bible we should he miserable, The most
miSeEable uf II Ell Our heart teaches us thai
the iireSlde is lhe most sacred spot OIL earth
No rash intruder can Touch II. We love it 81
ieyeIenlly, with Tie old Bible, that we could
10 any desp, rae deed to protect both |,
is bOliI happily ahd InGiy SAM, that, ''the
music Of h"ppy VOICES enclrcllng our freSIdrs
and our laUItS-the smile o: greeting lhe
sympathy OF SouOw-lhc naiIIelesS lHle knd.
hess that sparkle of from The altar oil family
atieclon-the unweared walchIngS of the
sick Chumber-ihe soft arm oi latest devotion,
" hlch SuolheS and suSlainS us aud aid us 10
lean securely Oh the rod aud lAe S,aT, which
now alone can comfort us through II shadow;
all these are bul responsive blessings TO Inst
uve, and care and stntleneSS, which We have
shown IN our househoIdS-lhe natural reward
Of Il irue, domestic morality"
Tlue, every word The smile, and sym.
paihy and klnGLesS cheer our heart al lhe
hrtSle. The bright fire III mid winter, The
soft whiSpeHugS of love in midsummer, the
u, ICiouS music oil all things in Nalure-com,
bne haTmunIUuSly tO make our own fGeSdes
a happy home. - FUeSide Journal.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-01
Caution TO the Curious.

/. When you enter a printing office be sure
to gawk about aud read all The MANUSCRIPT
you Can get your eyes on. II is very polite
--veiy and besides who knows you may be
able 10 detect some ENORMOUS vilulny aud
crush it IN the buc Isn't this free
country, and what business has printers with
privacy they are Pad Tor publishing the
news.
2. Be sure TO pick some Of The type in the
case and examine Them especially II you have
no; Seen any beIofe. Type are mol too good
10 be looked al are they Throw them down
again whru yOu ere done, in'o one Of The box.
eS-no matter which. PRIMERS should not
have 80 many Illle boxes all of lie same SIZE,
If they want 'UlhS 10 be particular.
3. Don't negec lhe press, | beg OF you !;
II is all engine vast importance 10 The world
lake hold Of II ; II was nude TO use. Pun
th1 bUr up 1t is not such mighty lever
power, after all, when there is no form
on. There, let so, guess 1t will go bach
itself, if thu~e peSky springs are 6 cd for any
ibNg- -siam-bong, Good gracious have |
done any damage, Mister I"
4. BE- sure to get your clothes covered with
ink, and curse the preSsman ali the days Ol
your lie
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-01
Small Euemias-A Fable.

A gnat one day asked a lion whether The y
ought 10 be friends or enemies.
"Get away, silly insect said he, with CON
tempt, 'Iest | should crush thee with my foot:
what hart or good could you 10 me Z"
"We soon Shall know SAID the On t upon
which he few into one OF the hours nuslrils,
and went 10 singing Ilm as hard as he could.
Tie royal beuSl roared like thunder, laShed hi,
sides wllh his tail, tore his noSlIlIS with hls
claws, and rolled himself in agony, but in
vain The little gnat kept on Stiugirg till Tie
mighty lion was obliged TO own himself over.
come by The lutte gnai, which he haG JUS
now deSplSed.
1t is sometimes Justly said, that no person is
so small or mean, but that he hos it in his
power 10 injure us or do US good and tha,
there is no person whose friendship is no
highly desirable.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-01
tLittle Ccmns !"

How emblemallc Of pune and holy things
How full OF thought how full Of meaning. To
See The rose bud fall from its mother bush
fills the heart with thoughts OF sadness. But
o, 10 see life bud nlprd from It's mothers
arms by The cold hand Of death, laid in The
"lllle cotfiu," hid forever from her view,
brings thoughts sill deeper, sill sadGer. The
little arm that costly hung around lis mothers
neck, the little la nd Tia; so londly, ST. InnO
Gently played with her features, The little
dimpIed face, The bright, sparkling eyes thro'
which that little gem of heaven smiled, now
lay cnd and calm in death. The 'iittIe cof.
fn' enciIcles lis form, but where is the infant
soul that filled This little easement with lie
and light, and caused its mothers hear To re-
joIce ? All, il kissed her lips, drew one rest
less sigh, then flew from liel breast aud now
rests on The bosom Of Hun who said "LeI lit
tie children cone un'o me-" lt'lS diadem
in the crown Of Infinite Holiness, with an an
gels wings and garb Of gold, 1t decoraleS The
throne Of Infinite Love.
As We sit al cur window, we see n father
carrying "httle coffin" under his arm. A
"lIlile coffin" never entered his babitaion
before. This life bub was lis parents joy, II
was beautiful, about 10 bloom, when all angel
fl by and plucked aud bnre i! far away. Doe,
thai mother weep? Wipe away each tear,
drive ay each saidened thought, Tor thou
sllal; see thy little bud blooming IN The wreaIl
that surrounds the throne in heaven.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-01
An Attachment.

We have heard OF good story Of which an
Alabama Sheriff was the hero. Cour, was in
session, anl amid the multiplicity of business
which devolved upon him at term time, he
stopped a! lie door Of a pretty widow. on the
sunny side OF thirty, who, by The way, had
often bestowed melting glanceS upon The SAID
sheriff. lie was admitted and the widow ap
peared ; the confusion and delight which the
arrival of The visitor OccaSlOned, set of 10
greater advantage Than usual The captivating
charms of the widow ". Her cheeks bore
that beautiful blended TIM Of The apple bios
som her lips resembed he ruse buds upon
which the morning dew yet fingered, and her
eyes were like the qulveruf Cupid, The glancrS
Of love aud tenderness with which they were
filled reSrmbed arrowS that only wanted q
beau ardon the pun 10 TO fail execuiOn.-
After few common place remarks "Alad
am" SAID thr malter-oL- laCl SEeTlT, al have
all attachment for You"
A deeper blush Than usual maniled the
cheeks of tue fair WHO The drwn Cast eyes
whose glanceS were cen,errd upon heI beat
lllul foot, which, hall Concerted by her flow
ing dTHperv, gently paled the floor she with
equal candOr replied:
"Sir, the attachment is rerprOcal."
For some time the Sheriff maintained an
astnnlShed silence ; al length he said
"MadaGl, you will proceed 10 G. ur."
"PIoceea 10 Court" replied The lady with
merry laugh then shaking her head, she
SO i'd "Nu sir though tins is hGp yenl,
will not lake advantage Of the license therein
granted 10 my sex, aud therefore | greatly
prefer that you should proceed 10 Court"
"But, madam, the justice is wal.ing."
"Let lin wait, | am not disposed TO hurry
matters, III so uubecoming manned, aad be
sides, >r, when The cereTony is prrfurmed,
wish YOU 10 understand lal | greatly prefer
ministrr 10 ii justice Of The peace"
A light dawaed upon .he ShenfT'S brain
"Madam," said he, raising from hlS Chair will
solemn dignity, "lhere is sreat mistake here
my language has been misunderstood the at.
ia"hment Of which speak WAS issued from
he Office of Esquire c., and commands me tt
bring You instantly beiore him, to answer {
contempt Of Cuur, III diSobeylng q subpoena
i'll The case oL Smith VS.. Jones ~
We drop The curtain.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-01
The Bloom of Age.

good woman never grows old. Years may
pass over her head, but if beneyolunce and
virtue dwell III her heati she is as cheerfu a.
when the spring OF life first opened 10 hel
view. When We look upon good woman,
We heveE think Of her age; she looks as char.
ming Ms when the rose of youth FIRST bIormcd
Oh ter Cheek. That rose has moi faded yet; ii
vii never fade. In her neighborhood she is
the trend and benefac,or. Who does not re
apecl lte woman who has passed her days in
acts o( kndneSS and mercy! Werepeat such
a woman cannot grOw old She will always be
fresh and buoyanti in Sp rils, and active in hum
be deeds Of mercy aud henevo!ence. lf The
young gin desires 10 retain tht bloom Of beauty
aud youth, lei ter love truth and virtue and
To The close Of her life appear a garden OF
SweetS-ever fresh and ever new.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-11-01
Mrs Parting on on tho Sag NIGHTS.

"Molher," sai! Mrs. Partington's Ike, here's
word in his ere paper, can't make oui."
Spell it, child" said the old lady,.
as a.g N c.ht-s !"
"Soge NIts, sonny what does it say about
'em ="
at says that they started in old Kentucky,
and are spreading al over"
Dear on us said the old lady," the w1rh
must be coming TO an end Chit bugs, cut
worms, and lOcuSts, were bad enuff {; but hire
must come filthy things, The sage nis NJ
snssengers fur his year, Isaac aud Mrs.
Palilngton sighed.