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E0R PROTECTION AGAINST NO.
SasilTNEA ANN AL. YH.EGTN.

E0k FNDTGNTVON AEAINNT WON-
QsilTOEs AND ALI INSECTS.
IA AShlN's Patfnt Improved Portable Canopy
4 and Nat, e9mhfning heAaty eheapness. aud
eatlye zesuEity AK inst iaseees, without ohstruet
Ing tae circulation IF air. It Is c8ntrneted 80 that
il Ml ht any hN lts al, and the Net l. SO arranged
thu. il wiiirnntfaat and expand " maanaaf rubber
braid. . that i viii fit sreafa.s at hs timea, and
on I'll bsstaais, tasroby aforilHg entire protce-
tion against insects f. can tr a'4aehel 10 bed.
stead III less than twe nirats7, md can he takon
t,,-. j., efnails short snaaS of titae; vet while
II alaris III, prosevt9a seaxbs, itis Beautiful and
chAste nraaqlcnt to tha bad. Fer Inyaiids and
Children Ill 81 asteie Ii iaii epHnxaAle.
A. e. ORR, .3yIa asrxT.
Cor. sih s xetiay,ge sts
AagiG keokak, Iowa.
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Hank ing House of tEns. PARSONS.
CIR. ii Nam ANA II sts., hk3hlk, low a.
SsIoiiI l.xcbanga on the Eass and South bought
pand sold. Kuropeau Exchange Tor remittance -
any part ~ Europe for sale. Interest allowed on
iieposts al per agreement.
Refer to Lueae q IA nsones, ST. Louis, No.
l.. A.. bSaVtHt d Co., do
Atlantis Bank. BusEon.
Duncan, Sherman s Ca, scw York.
Dreas Co... Pnilndeiph pa.
Union Bank, Baltimore Md.
Commercial bank, Cincinnati. o.
Price, Converse Eo., Nav orleans, La,
Sept. l, lS55.--aly
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n. a.. a., n,

Il EoKrK lodge NJ. I8, !. o. g, f., .ssrses..
Aaes every u. nday night at ssX&N
o'elock, at Did Feslo~s itail, coIaer psssswek-s
FpursA ard Main strecis
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.cPARELINa and b ght,
- In the liquid light
J the water tn pur rln.se.-.

~ the water HI cur glasses,
MtsSgs, Moore Is Hooper respectfully announce Is
their fritals aad patran, thai they have again put
IN operation taei fountain. which aispsnscs its
and dielteious waters, Favored wlth the nectar and
juices of most delicious traits ard flowers. A win
ter + rest has 3nabie Messrs. NJ. Ii. 10 make such
improvements IA the usan alaptnriag process, tia
they say unhesitatingly L canuUt be surpassed b,
any lErated water in he world Call and satisi
yeurselyeg. Remember the pace, I 1 Main street
"Reaall tha tnssR.
) lis.le f5aasHia esN
Nh3fo watst e,sf liam nd sparb,
my3l In 4. sl0na III Ii fel!, =
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NOTICE Y0 nssaDEKs.

4 LAku Il aua we'll Sc. ted stock VI Paints, Oils
a Glass, YarrisA S., ..e,, on hand sud f4r sale
By Meaar S HcpfnR lHageista, A!aiA 81, below
IAira, consisting 10 part ~
White Lead, pure S Nc. /.
Snow white Zine, very superior,
Zine dryer,
co.ors Y great variety, hoti. dfy aad inoil, put up
IN /. 9, 4. md 0 n eaGs.
Copal Vanish,
Japaa d
White %
Leather do
Glass Of best brands ard varions siras,
Allpf which they wiiisell cheaper than any other
house in The city, Tor cash.
Give us call. MOORE & HOOPER.
September 5, lS53.---d
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WAGONS! MAEONN. WAGNN.
DI0W AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
i and M3i- atracts, keokuk Iowa. Having
purchased tha before named establishment and
made large ailitions 10 it, now nsanufae-
turing of the Dsst 0aio TlsngR including tina SfeG
Beat ftoe, mo VI her timber ssF wheels being used
in thia establishment WAGONS Or EyERl VA
RTEIY, HACKS, pEDDlTNG WAGONS, CsEF@,
WHEEL BaRR0WS, CuLTINAT0Rs, A N .
FL0M., in styIe and work maaship equal TO any Ia
The Naatesu oL.1iea As We uae mono bat the best
material and eulpley aone hut the bssC meGd4lsigs.
we feel confident Of being able ohyiate tho re-
cessity to those who viii give us call, Of send.
ing either to Chieago Cincinnati for any nrtcfe
/ la line.
| n. Ia good stoek Of plows and Wagons con
stanfi haul y sapply purchasers al tho Ahnsi-
cst notiea. Those wishing t0 parchAse can sagp
/ time aud money by callinr ~ tho eerrnr If f2sh
! aad Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
auF4l -dawip
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lA.Gn GnnrN ANn InYx.

Competition is the Life ~ Trade.
fJSIN ROOFING, and all kinds Of jobbing work
l done On themost reasonable terms by the under
signed. And NIL work dome warranted to be equal
toanyofher shop in this city ar State
n. B.--Shap on the corner of Main and Ninth
Streets FREDERICK ZUGa.
keukuk, June 13a6m
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
M@A !; u
tie cities with Western, Northwes ern and Son ta-
western States, BY continuous hallway direct.
The road also connects al Pittsbnrg ith daily line
Of Steamers 70 nil ports IN the Mesl.rn kirea, Ind
atClsvelnnd ana Sandusky with s ,an4ets 10 all
ports on the Northwestern Lakes m Ring tbc m1st
direct cheapest and reliable routc by which Freight
can he forwarded 70 and from the Grsat West.
RArRs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND rtTTsatRG.
Flasr CLASS. Boots. Shoes,
Dry Goods, (in boxes Furs, 75c. per 100 lh.
Feathers, &C.,
2a aCIAss.--Bonks and Station-)
cry, Dry Goods, {in haies Coo. ier 100 lb.
Hardware, Leather, Wool,
I'd GI.Ass.~--hnyils, Ra-ging. !
Recon eui Pork, lin hlk,l see. FER 100 ID.
4th Class. .-coeoc, Fifh, Ba-
eaneni p95; tpaekedI Lard 49'. rer l0o d.
FE.nUR--sl per DBL until further setsea.
| GRAIN 80 rts. par 100 lbs. unti tngsher notice
| COTTON - g per bale not excesfias 800 lbs
weight until further notice.
ssa- In shipping Goods from any point East d
phiadefphia, Ire particular to mark paGq g Yia
Pennsylvania l,ailroad.' All GooGF com ..afti /.
the Agents Of this Road ut Philad ipA.a or iilis
burg, viii be forwarded without actea9,eR.
! FRrtfnr AaEsrs--Harrls, Wormleg Ga,, Naia
| pbis, Tenn.i X. +. Sass Co.. st. fat u. N Mitch
/ etl Son, Eyanpville, fnl.; Dumesnt, BEL 4 Mar
dock and Carter Jewctt, LouissA Is, ky.i h.
Meldrum. Madison, Ind; Sprieman ie2wa, an
| Irwin !. Co., ICincinnat Y. W. Cyaiaus 4 90,
Evansville, Ohio; Leeeh Il Co.. 5i ri AY siyF3f, fas
/ tom Leech Scb., No. A. tor Honss, laR 9ptk u
/ ! Niliiam street, and No. T.. isttcfy Macs, Ae'
| York; T.. r. Sneeder, PHILADELPHIA, sssras ,
kouns, baltimore; Geo. c. fraaeiscns, ittsonrg.
II. IL. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent ph;faaelphln
il. J. LoMBAERr, sup't, Altoana, PA.
1 nov % tS55.-i
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y. N. O'CONNOH.
Che ntst nm ii IDruE gIat.

A PoTHEGARlES' HALL, corner II johnson and
r \ 3d street., keoknk, Iowa, Wholesale and Retail
Dealer In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Oils. Dye
Ntuus, and Pcrfumery, Tobacco, Cigars and SNUFF
Fatent Medicines ef all kinds in use, and con
stantly receiving, direct from the Eastern eifies
large aad well selected stock, 10 which he Avites
the attention. Of dealers Customers and Physicians
viii always find at his establishment Fresh and lin
alalteratcd Medicines, which hl sClae.s with crcat
rERsoSALcAHg for this aarket snd MIS- l,rices are
as tow aa any otaer house IN thgstate
n. b ple..sc cali and examine hls stock before
purchasing elsewhere. Eaug2i
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MOoRE HOopER'S Giyceuu Ointment, de-
ANl lightfui article for chappea hands lips, &c ~
MOORE 4 Ho0PER'S. On Main,
novlT Third street.
EEAuINE Bears Oil, White Stick Pomadc, Just
~ received and for sale cheap by
navl1 MOORE & HOOPER
Iusr received, supply Of Winter strained Lart
Oil, superior article.
nnyl7 MOORE 4 HOOPER,.
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sp FsRp. cAsS. Il. q 4EmAs, u. vuaD.
Ford, Goraan. tx Ford,
EAITrALlss,
TEirl 81. ono a5or -uufh II y esd, EcasGk, IoHA.
aERsRTS0 g.
Metropolitan rlnk As~ York;
NiItigw ialiar & Ct., New York
W. A huwe i'rvsT, Is &tou
Uss. IS Inay0g, Pfet., Beton;
H. 5slden aAger, t'asiir, baAalo;
Peninsula DaEk, II ,rsst:
/. IA Hurch 4 Go. Chicago;
Carp tt,,3ra ! sl Cincinnati;
bafay 4 Bark4isl, -. bca4a:
H. L. Handy, Cashr, Cleveland
juneiod1w
n. II. a. -. W. .EBED,
Dealers I'm Ecri Estate.
Office ossg Banking House ~ Fas Gfrban Ford,
igaEIoaAWI KE9KUk, IOWA.
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tEs.-~Ioe;A, liair ard NAil Bruahes, a
- iatSe a3g rtmeht II superior qualities, fur saie
ny wilkinson h MAKsHALI
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
jan"Sd casherof Main ami I'd Is.
4 yEAnINE LyfiIN y EXTRACTS Jockey c,uh,
~ h"ugh ant heady, Bagquet ,e Iayoiine Pal,
choalJ, Rose, Jenny Lind and otl~F os nrnt ed per-
fumes for the toilet, fQr sale by
WGLEfNSJS n MARSHALL.
Successors ~ II. III. ayres, cor, Main ard "a sts
iune3d
TQil4EF SOAPS, Lqv brt sa W.n s6r nad
l. honey soaps, warrantes, gas ptuc, Fa5 sa!e by
JaneSd WILKINSON q MARSH sIL
EAu DE CoLoaAE.-~ts .pune johann ana =
~ Maria farna Cologne, " ocs. as ahd long bot
tleg, for sale by
juneSd Wiki NsoN & MARSHALL.
LNLAFORIAG ENIR tCg5-~pge aA0a i Merriiis
T. II. q. a. Wight q, AeakIms ard etttgra tx
tracts Of Lemon, Naaiiia, Peaeh, Aa pLrrY, Mnce,
Cloves, Aatmy & bitler Almonds. Hos, ete,, Tor
sale by WILKINSON & 1ABS &AiL,
| iunesd Cor, Main ns6 1a SITS.
| uEDYAsMlA---A spiet,did perfume FOR haudktr
| i chief For sa.e by
| junesa WILKINSON L MARSHALL
| GENUINE HAVANA C1HARs.~-ciiinarajos H..
| ~ gala de- Lsndref Tr.bucos, La Rosa. La prueba
Ia IrasInefasa, 9aiaags.et etc. Choicest hraud
4 only for sale by
! iGne8J WILKINSON i MAkSAAfI4.
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: ,.,.V !. !, J, = rn~

EDWARD A. FOX.
OWL Engineer and Nurvev0r.
nFFIcEia kllh1urne' Block. Main street, near
~ Second lots lad on, in Reds, liilbourne's,
aud Maaen's Additions, and any other business in
his line performed With hpromptnass and accuracy.
k.,k tr.nn
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Puehcchcir-k Lodge, 10. ss, l. q. 0. F.,tee,s ev
cry Friday night az oc.eek, az Odd FeilowS Hall.
Paebeehttntk gaoanrnens, NJ. 7, rnests on the
Erst ard third Thursdays ~ every month, at S
o'c!och r, -, al Odd EgIloes Hall.
All brethren IL good stapdin invited to attend.
mysdly
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City Drug store.

VI " T. n - H. y ..
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
pJRR0WS' Flock south siae Vain sfrret y
- keoknk. Having puYohaacd the stock Of -.
j. d j. u. atcw..ti Aaa aaaea 4 10 MY rrevi. ~
ous stock, AMI hay.as ordered additinna4 sntl AkA
plies from the hast. nabied 10 offer To the city
and country trade one ~ the most epngpi.tr stockg
10 be fornd IA th6 city Purchasing glass varuish-
es, and oher leading articles from the manufactaY-
ers, can sell nln the most favorable terms 20
wholesale rufetstere.
Particular attention given 70 cetnra Gid.ng phvrl-
elan prescriptions, mchiSd
A COMPLETE assortment of Narnishes, froni the
n Cincinnati and St Lpuis r.anHfaetursrs at
mehisd REYNtI.ilS' Drug store.
-
00n BONES ti!asss ana Nitetaw 81 iass nt
-OV REYNOLDS Drag Store.
100 poI. Floyds American Penetrating Iini.
w ment, ~ quantities to su!s purchaser
-oo d"E. Isquiapian Linimens, ard great variety
of Patent Medicircs at
April Q. 1888. REYNOLDS Drug stor j
I ARD OIL, spirit Gas, Linseed Oil, Coral japan
- Demar and Coach larnlsh. On hand and t.r sal.
~ REIAo4DS' Drug store
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Wa olesaie and Retail.
aMrch lq 1856 dawly
.. ". JOHNsrOS,

J. W. JDHNNEUN,
TTNpEKTAkER, Corner of Johus9a andra@s,.
~ Third Streets.
Carries on the business If Undertaking in nil iu
branches He has recently made extensive addition,
10 his stock and perfected has gsments in cvery
department.
PATENT METALLIC BTKfAL CASES,
ilnYerytArs 60 air and iudestractibls highly orna
rnented nnd invaluable for the preservation Of tn,
dead as well cofins OF every style aud finish fur
nj ned IT, order
fearses aud carriages furnished and the entire ar
rangsnents oi the funeral attended 10 waenrequifod
keokuk. April IL. 1856. dy
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kEOkUk EE MALE SEMINARY.
vNuIS Institution viii commence its FIRST term
L unlerih eantrai os Mis- II. q. BAN. an ax pa
rieneaa teaehr, having taaght FIR sey4ral years In
similar institutions with Eueeess. She will hp as,
sisted by Professor BRABs, 8na other competent tea
chers, as tae schoolmey require.
II Il The desiga of the pr.aeipai aal and all
uectca with this institution, tp make tcOmpare fa-
yorahly with similar schools. in conferFing high in
taileetuai and moral caltuse, upon those whn civ,
II their aid, y nvaiug themselves of its
The school vi II open on the 18th Of August, in III,
iarge and commn3liaus lallnn 9Th street, aaiein
nrCleg4orn L Harrsson's Store, and will cansiru,
II weeks
For further particulars, enquire Of Mr. Wheaton
at his atofe. August lith, lS55--dlm.
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NO, 164


1850 i6N1n ysss
\ Old asi popular linsof Steamess will ran two
daily lines q ssAmsrs bs4wcsn Keokuk and ST Lou
- inr,ns tbs pressnt soAson. Tie lines arc conpos
ca OF tne-foiiowine staunck Asd speedy boata
Westerner, johnson, Master.
ksokuk. Matson, Master.
Quincy. gnew boat
one of which viii leave Reokuk daily, at
o'clock, NJ, Quincy ats w. and arrive az ST. Louis
ne Il morning, at 5 o clock.
Express Maa Lina--The fsrk State, Heaight,
Master, viii leave keokuk daily ntT.a ttrsakfast
on board and connect Mt Quincy at IN with the
81 Louis Packets
Jeannio Deans, Burke, Master,
Die Vernon, Fotd. Master,
and arrive AZ 81. LOUIS next morning
THESE lines ars composed II boats whose names
ai"he arr saiaeient gnfaatee u their speed aud
Spinmpaations fehesdtf
.a-- Paaaengers for The cast can take tho Quincy
boat at1 \, NJ, ard connect at Quincy with connect
i1G train ca ~ G, Railroad foS Chicago and the
east.
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s. laIIusInIHr.

y. EFT.
Union Tirck, Main street II, nlcr in Eng "A
- lish and French Chemicals, Drugs and ~
Medie!hes, Pants, OILS, Dye.eiuas. Brushes, III
Pcrfumery, Fancy Articles kc,, &c. -
All the Patent Medicines of the day. Physicians
prescriptions and family recipes Viii be accurately
aud neatly prepared, and In ro ease viii any but
pure ami r,cnaiav materials be uscd.
dec l5d
4 GOOD assortment II supporter and tfu-ses to,
u sale by 5. HLIMsTRkEI.
.ani6a Union Block.
(NooS'S German Salyr, vegetable pain extractor
! ~ For sale by =. EiAsIREEI.
Janfbi laion BloeK.
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Stssh Customers Take Notice.
HAVING mode al the necessary PREPARATIONS to
- manufacture All kinds of Shoes boots for La
DIES an! dvntlgmtn, aHd having now Oh the way
VERY large assnsincnt Of nil kinds of raw material
70 manufacture fr9m, bought in New York and Phil
ateiphia vi hg manufacturers and importcrs have
defeFh}aea iasell of my Eastern ready made goods
nov o. hand
AT COST FOR CASH,
10 make Te IA tcE tae naw and lasra stock of raw
material 70 arrive, All persona in want of any
kihi"f Eastern shogs Laaics' wgar.enr new have
chance @ ave fyom 2ote 80 per ecnf. nd ret bot
ier sAoes tnaa any other horse In lhe city at the
iaadiea sAoe shop, No, So Main st.
July sd S. A. DUKE.
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FEED STORE.

EmporIant 10 snAsroad sOnssaoSss..
ffSuE snbsorinsr, isrs sitef ana pafanee # I'm
l. prpve Self-loalng east, or scoop CART, has
they are now at work grazing Exchange street in
This city, in the hands II ]. i. Vial. contractor,
where they may be sean AZ work NJ any time doing
ihe acaaeyl. They remove cprth for one half the
cast Of doing 50 by tbs earatd shovel, aud are wai
worthy the attention u all engaged in thai kind Of
business. All Interested are respectfully iny.tcd
tawitnssa tAei operation and inform themselves ~
10 their value and economy. All information IN
the -uhje.s cal he ohanoiof the subscriber nj the
st Charles iIntel,ar of Mr. Vial.
ia. SpRAGUE.
keokuk Angus. 3a-asw3m
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Daniel Copgon

MANUFACTURES of Sash, Doors and Blinds,
lvl Keokuk, Iuwa.
All common sizes on hand. and particular sizes
supplied to order. A liberal discount, 10 country
merchants. feb20dly
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
OBITUARY.

RosFRT MARIN was born Sept. 1871 1871.
IN he Stale "i MsriHnd.-Dlea Feb 2jtA,
1876. Aged 81 US, 5m,. ant25 days. la hi'
5 d year, he euiHnrfatd 10 Cincinna'i, OH 3,
with hfs pirents. With whom he sc'ted ~
tultcT Co. In 5 2, he was IN Ell n mar.
tiIae ioiNiss RBsTocA R%cnARnseN, who WIS
. iIl,biul help uHle, shared his cares, lajOrs,
J SOnOwS ana JOYS. md pow moutBs as bis deep
lly stricken widow. lie came 10 Eaton IN the
year 1929, aud was a permanent inhabIianl
an last Tuesday uisht, wien IN a moment,
ana without 4 struggle. he took his mystic
q ieht TO ibe spun, void.
During bis residence mEaton, he was twice
hohSed by tLs state Legislature, on account
OF his Tigli lntegriiy: with lie Office OF Judge
OF The Circuit Court; an office he houorably
Tilted until he voluntarily tesigned, having
acted loT about Twelve years. In answer TO
HE call OF It's country, ne volunteered to hear
arms IN qer defence during The war OF lSl2-l3.
lie served one campaign under Capt. Spencer
OF Hamilton.
Naturally inclined 10 seek for his enjoy
meats IN his own mediiatlols and the society
OF hlS iainiiy, lie was veTy reserved in his
manners, aud seldom mingled fqmllinrY with
the world. About The year 1916 or al, he
embraced religion, under The auspicieS OF the
NJ. L. Church, ani for seyofsl years was a
very active aud useful member, but through
some unfortunate influence, his feelings were
wounded, aud he voluntarily withdrew from
her communion, and sOuehtto SecuIe his sal
walton in lie TeceSSeS Of his retirement at
home. Nor did lie ever forget 10 oltr 10 God
The acceptable incense OF domestic devotion.
Nc one pOSSeSSe,! . higher sense Of honor, or
pracliced mole sirlct integrity than he. The
cause eff virtue ever met u Generous response
tom hun, nor did be turn the sufferer away
lTJm, his door, or his charities. He he's gone
bat a lille way before us 10 an IMPARTIAL God
where we Shall all soon stand. Let those who
mourn, approach that mercy seat where he
VAS won 10 20 for his blessings, and the Bit
%ierneSS Of their sorrow will be removed, aud
The cold, heavy tide Of gnef as$uagedj then shall
Sorrows night, soon end in joyous day, for far
away on The plains Of Immortality, shall the
sweet hlee2cs never bear HE leas; Injection OF
pain or SIN; nor any signs Of sad or broken
hearts be head! l.. +. Vas CLEvE.
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Feb. IS. ls5s.-4t.
EpILEpsY or FALLING FITs.

We bl,ieye WI canuo. TO oar reldersa mort
importint service, than by again calling thcii
attention TO that most remarkable preparation,
discoyerc ~ by DR.. SErH y, HASCE, Of Baltimore,
Nd, which possesses the power of alleyiltin2
and curing thst horrid visitation Of man--Epi-
lepsy. or Falling Fits. In recommending this
preparation to oar renders, we do 80 with y con
~yictien tia we are not degrading our columns 10
pail a omina f,etcnt medicine, bit are placing
before them 6 discovery. whinb.if fully known,
would probIbly do more to alleviate humln srf-
fering, than any iarentionDf modern times DR.
Hance, in asking us to notice his PREPARATION ia
vnra bly, in our editorial department.. has seat Us
for fcrlsal 4 lumber of ietfers from persons VIE
have used hiapills, and have been lredtterebH.
All Of them speak IN tIe most grateful and ealo-
CYSTIC terms One grcat adyantlEcthism dicine
possesses, il the fact that it can BE- transported
through the'mtils. thereby atfardiugi0e every one
an opportunity Of deaiing direcrly with the in
yaator, and also precllding all possib'li ty ct be-
ing Imposed on by,l counterfeit or spurious imi-
.tition De. Hsnee plys the postage ON bts Pilis
TO airy part Of the country, andseill forwardthem
.by return of mil, on the receipt Of remittance.
His prieesa are az follows One box. SO: two do.
ST.; twelve do. sst. An orders Tor the medi
cine should be addressed 70 SKsaS. iIlSos, los
Baltimpre Street, Bgltinoge Nd.
Psb. 2s.-2W.
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TnE SUCCESS OF DEMocRATlc MEAsuR Es,-
The Boston Courier, more candid iilan most Of
It's Wing contemporaries, speaking Of the sub
treasury says:
1--WE ara ofthe opini n that il has beentbe
means of pIest rving to the Uniled States an
average Of nearly twenty millions Of hard
money, which, bn; for the establishment Of
This indie pendent treasury system at The time
It was formed, would not nov have been
present 10 The counry.'
he Albany Argus in commenting on this
frank admission sayS:-"il may be mentioned
{ as a singular aud Clarifying fact that the ma
tlonal MEASURES Of The Democratic party have
been carried out, and TO this day are IN sue
I cessful ope ration, while those emenating fr0m
other parties have never so mach as had an
existence. A tatiff for revenue cuIy-no ma.
,ional bank sub Treasury VI have enlana
ted from the Democratic party, AMI have be-
cone wtdded TO The prosperity Of the coun
Try"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-03-06
CONaAessI0aAL gEoerEpIGaa
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W. AAA " ~
sEssTE.-Mr. cass made a pet,on expli ma,
ion in Iegatd 10 an onicle published ~ TIA
National ~IteuigeaeGs To-day, signed ). ",
W., and which he attributed 10 James Wat.
son Webb ltgves a CONVEX iiO6 between
Mr. Webb and Lord ClJreudoi, "a which Tue
hitter E,aies thai lie had lot uatrend y lee Ia
toward The United States, this sialcmenl LorJ
Clarendon mOde in eSplansIoa OF tae Irmnk,
@ede by him IN The house Of Lords, that They
understood between France AMI England wa:
perfect, in iegafd TO all pstls OF the void,
witch remsrk was uGtierAtoud aS a menace Il
tia country, regarding Cuba.
Gen. Coss wished TO know il Lord Ciaren-
don's remarks had been misunderstood, why II
was that he did not explain il in his p see ia
the House Of Lords, instead of leaving il 10 be
explained in priyote letter mich lew would
ever hear OF.
The bill authorizing the construction Of two
sleeps Of wal was then taken up.
HoUsE.-Rey. ID. Waldo, the nsw Chaplain
made his first appearance Io. day. His OPEN
ing prayer gave much satisfaction.
The Deficiency Appropriation Bill was lnkel
mp.
Mr.. Seward referred 10 several periods in OH
history, from the alfdirof the Caroliue 10 the
late fishery dispute, 10 show how often the
countty had been alarmed by the fear of an
impending war. He said he was tired OF hear
lug Of these things, and wished the people 0l
our CONNIE. cial cities wouid discuss queSilorS
Of national interest, without being alarmed
Though fear of onr inability 10 maintain aud
de- e d our rights aud property. lie said he
would vote for the increase Uf our navy, IL
respective Of any question touching our for
eign relations, but simply because he thought
it wrong 10 leave our seaboaul exposed, and
because there never had been n time so aus
picious, when we were receiving an immense
surplus re venue.
Mr.. Hale thought il absurd 10 put our navy
on a footing TO compete with Other cuunttieS.
IL reminded him of n legacy Of Ten pounds, be-
qneathed by an Englishman TO pay the nullon-
oil debt. lfthere ever was any apprehenSionS
Of war il originated in Congressional speeches.
lie thought il near time 10 economist OUT tx
pendi'u Ies.
Mr. Bell said the bill was Neutrality-suspicious.
mendei by the Naval Commit ee, MT nn1r
any grounds Of fear Of war, but to supply a
class of vessels absolutely needed, aud h.
thought the whole question could be settled,
If common discretion coIlj be exercised. Tie
passage Of This i'll would moi lead % any Iear
Of w9r. We approxinO' C the chances IT piece
by preparing for war, thus diminishing the op'
portunry Of foreign powers 10 Speculate ei
our weakness, real OF supposed.
The bill then passed.
The cost OF each OF these sleeps is estima.
ted at S507,00o, including equIpmentS aGt
steam machinery, anG The prescni bill appfo
PIRATES Two million dollars loward their con
sttuction. The Senate then Proceeded TO The
consideration Of the contested election case