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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
The Appearance Of tie Indiana Convention.

The Appearance Of tie Indiana Convention.
The indianapolis Sentinel thus speaks ofthe
material which composed The Democratic Cou-
~vention oftli= l7lh.
at was The common Teinatk OF everybody
yesterday, that The Convention was composed
Of The the finest looking set OF mCn t Fl as
sembied in til S city. There YVES an air of
Stamina and intelligence III every mans face,
that betoke ed that each ana oil were wellac-
qlninied with the questions OF issue III this
campaign, aud that that klloWl t dye was Oh
lalied by critical examination. i; Is this class
OF men that weld the pTepnnderoting influence
in general contests. TT ere was nothing Of the
boisleruuSness, or drunken !ihaldty that in
many Gases cIafacteTize immense gatherings
OF this kind, but deep and expressive enlhu-
slosm petvaded the entire Multitude.
"There were bnta few from The cities and
towns along the lines Of the several railroads,
aud a majority Of these bore the honorable
badge OF The Artisan and Mechanic, the larger
portion being lrTmers, who left their plows and
seytheS for this one day, 10 com up in their
might, 10 express their attachment or d. mo-
cratic men and measures. Holding, as they do,
HE controlling influence IN all elections, il
cannot be Otherwise than gratifying 10 the
most sanguine Democrat, who witnessed the
gathering together OF our country's bone and
sinsw yesterday, II tells as plain as noon
days sun, which way Tie contest is going.
"HavIng LOST all their thunder in the direc-
ton Of Kansas, aud the Brooks matter being
settled, they have become reckless in their
warfare, and The baseness Of heir opposition
is so apparent, thatit is r%eacting against them,
10 their diSnay. On the 4!h oil November This
hybrid of isms will be quite as elIeclually
wiped out, as was Whiggery in So"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
The Great Democratic Meeting in Indianapolis
Tho Huosier State Safe for Buchanan by an
Overwhelming Majority.

The Great Democratic Meeting in Indianapolis
Tho Huosier State Safe for Buchanan by an
Overwhelming Majority.
The immense popular demonstration at lndi.
annapolis, on the l7th inst, in favor oftheDem-
ocratic cause, shows tina; the heart Of the
"Great West" is sound, and that, as ever be-
fore it beats responsive 10 the ihrob of the
Union sentiment throughout the land. Such a
display in numbers and enthusiasm as was
mtde by the invincible Democracy of Indiana,
has struck the Abolition disunionists with con-
sternation. At this busy season Of The year,
when every hourof time is unusually important
10 the farmer, the agIicullurists Of Indiana,
seeing that our Constitution and form Of gov
eminent are in a peril from the agitation of 100.
nestle traitors, turned out in thousands TO re
buke the factionistS, aRG 10 pledge anew their
faith and realty to the Constitution.
In comparison with this Tremendous demon
%stratioa OF tie solid and substantial yeomanry
Of Indiana, the gathering oftEe Block-Repub.
lCdl ldIoNlCSb On luG ION lHSlsy SuGllhS liNO
insignifcance. The last was an artificial of.
fair, gotten up by dint OF money and great ex-
%ertion. on the part Of a few managers, while
the former betokens o genuine expression Of
the sentiments Of the people--the honest,
hard working masses-who are sverSe to the
spending Of any time in political display, and
only come out on The great and important occa-
sions. In the immense oulpouring Of the peo-
pie on the l7th of July, the enthusiasm exhib.
tied and the glorious nation i sentiments, in
culcuted, ck-RepbbIicOnism can reed its
doom in Indiana. any talk hereafter Of carry.
ing that State against the Union nominees,
Buchanan and BreckinriGge, will simply, ex-
pose the person guilty oft 10 general ridicule,
The ~Eloosier Slate will give the J emocrocy al
immense majority just as certain as he election
day arrives. -Enquire.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

AL: is quite re ~ireShing 10 bear folks talk
about old line Wigs voting far Fremont. How
can they help it when they know what he
thought Of them and their principles. Here it
is:
"Sir," said be, give lived upon mule beef
and grassbopper pies, but Wing principles
sicken and disgust me more than either"
Is there a man who ever bore the name of
Wing, will vote for such a 5igot2 That rec
ord is worth preserving. 1t is about all we
know Of Fremont'S political principles. 1t is
the only record Of his craftsmanship
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
aalamltiss Thioksn upon u.

The horrible details Of the collision near
Philadelphia, were eleven HUNDRED children
with their parents were hurled into the abyss
of death; the burning of the Northern Indiana
on Lake Erie, with a probable loss of many
lives; The burning of tie propeller TintO, en-
Lake Ontario, and destruction OF twelve lives
the poisoning Of fourteen children in Missouri,
and the l%ynching of the prisoner, all reaching
US IN a day, making O most dismal record Of
disasters and deOth. We have, too, the names
of one hundred and twenty three persisted in
the clipper ship Ocean Queen, three hundred
and seventy four in the ship Drire,, which
ships left Liverpool in February last ard have
never been heard from since. The names and
ages are now given, showing they were most
ly young people, lamilies from infants 10 mid
die age, imnigrating 10 This country.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

ELECTIONS IN OREGON AT an election in
Oregon Territory about the list OF June, for
Members OF the Legislature, the Democrats,
so far as re turns have been received, are in a
majority. In some cases they were opposed
by Temperance candidates and in Others by
Wings. The Oregon City Argus gives the
vote in that county at 1853 Democrats, lis
Temperance, and l07 Wing. Washington and
Multomsh counties were carried by The Dem
ocrats. In Benton county the Demoera!ic vote
was 4O4, and the Wing vote 219. In Charsah
county the wings elected all their candidates.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

aTIf the = Editor OF the Register will call
at our office we will show him just "such
stuff in the National Era, as the following:
"Ffen ont is a young mao; a successful ex-
plorer; unfamiliar soith poltics; Without eype
renee as o statesman; icithout dnteeedefts or
record, or any declared opinions on The great
.aues ions which agit0te the county,"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

The Black Republicans ore resolved TO keep
the country in hot water until after the cleo
ton. They will not accept he admirable bill
passed by the Senate for the paciGcation Of
Kansas and its final admission INFO the Union.
They want riot, and murder and treason 10
prevail in Kansas yet awhile, that they may
grasp the spoilS Of ofice-ths price of Kansas
blood-in the free States.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

dJThe New Bedford Massachusetts, Err
press, an ''American'' paper up 10 the time Of
Fremont's nomination, has repudiated him,
and come out for Buchanan and Breckenridge.
1t sees no hope for the success of national
principles and the salvation of The Union, ex-
cept under the wing Of Democracy. The En-
press is published tri. weekly, and will be a
valuable accession to Buchanan and Breckin.
ridge,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

THEIR SrocK IN TRADE.--The N. Y. Day
Book dwells on the hypocricy OF the Northern
Republican Leaders in Congress in their fac
tious resistance to Kansas Pacifcaiion bill.
"They want Kansas bleeding Kansas il
they can, as a stock in trade in the present
election. They have no other platform -noth-
ing else to hang upon-no principles but out
RACES in Kansas"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

HTFor a pleasant beverage 10 cool the heat
ed body during these warm days, we advise
our friends 10 make visits 10 The eagle Sa-
loon" on Baron street, and will be sure 10 be
accommodated in The best style. That's The
place 10 get your money back. Go and see If
YOU don't believe what We say.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

GTThe French government, it is stated, is
about 10 obtain for preservation in the public
archives, Photographic portraits Of all the most
eminent men, whether in science, literature,
or arl, now living on French soil.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

iron the occasion OF the baptism Of The
Imperial Prime, the jewels worn by the En-
press in her diadem alone were valued al ff-
teen million francs. Among the larger stones
with which the bauble was studded was the
great Regent diamond.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
Melancholy Occurrence.

We have been informed Of a very melan-
- cboly occurrence which happened IN WIN
chester. this county, on Tuesday evening OF
last week, the particulars Of which are about
these. Mr.. Clawson, landlord OF That place.
and his Ostler had been for the past week on
"spree,'' and on the above evening, while
at the supper table engaged i'll some iran &c
actions, the kind which men in their situaton
are ant to, when Mr.. Clawson gave his Ost-
ler o sudden shove, which threw him over
n chair, breaking his neck and causing almost
instan: death. An inquest was held ever Inc
bodv. and a verdict rendeled in accordance
with the. above facts. Mr.. Clawson had a
hearing and was bound over 10 The sum OF SSUo
, for his appearance at the next term oil Court
W. trust this sad occurrence will be hemeanS
OF a reformation in the habits Of Mr.. ClawSon'
NTThe Bl ok Republican niger worship
pers are making ex,e nsive preparations Tor a
turn on tat their Rat ifcaiion Meeting in Ea'
ton, on Saturday next, and if they do mol sue
coed in persuading a couple OF hundred TO
come and hear The Arch AbOlltlonist and DIS
nnionist, Gov. Chase, it will not be because
they lef, any means untried, which could in
. duce them 10 DC so. Their Posters have the
, name of Tom CoRwIN on, as probably one OF
the speakers. They know very we'll Ton will
not be here he has said he cannot give his
assent 10 their dogmas, and intends to sup
port Mr.. Fillmore. We also notice the name
of Hausareck, the German demagogue Of Gin
cnnati, as one who has been honored with an
invitation 10 address this tremendous trowd'
which will probably be here. He is a very hi
ne rson, indeed, anG will, should he honor ~
them with his presence, add quite a lus'fe 10
the "krowd." Several other distinguished
sneakers have been invited, which no doubt
won't be here 4! 1t has been decided that IN
,mediateIy before the repast, Geo. d. lien
bricks, Esq, delivers his celebrated LOG
School House" speech, with the variations"
recently added, and the whole TO conclude
with the bursting Of that - for the freedom
of Kansas !!
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

6rLaw, whose surname is Geoge, has
been expelled from the Fillmore Lodge Of
Know Nothing principles. The Fillmore
party is TOW LAw-LEss. -
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

GTTbe Louisville Democrat states that the
prospects OF the Democracy in Kentucky are
most cheering, and that the majority for The
Cincinnati nominees in that State will reach
tgeriy thousand.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24
Democratic Presidential Electors for Ohio
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
William KeMnOn, Jr., Of Belmont.
Alexander p Miller, OF Butler

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS ID.
Ist. SHELDON I. KELLOGG, OF Hamilton
Oh, HENRY SEDAN, of Hamilton
2 :. DAVID CLARK, of Montgomery.
4th. l.. H. THOMAS, Of DarSe.
9Th. EDWARD )STER, Of Williams.
9Th MIC IAEL II. DAVIS, OF Clermon''
7th WILLIAM CRoSSEN, of Warren.
9Th. WILLIAM KERSHNER, o fCiark.
9th GEORGE SEENA, of Seneca.
10Th. LEVI DUNCAN ofJackson,.
1Ith. ALFRED McVElGH. OF Fairfield.
10Th. JACOB SLYE |, of franklin.
18th. JOHN Tiff of Huron.
nth. JOHN C. MYERS, of Ashland.
18th. JOSEPH BURNS, of Coshocton'
16t1. JAMES NJ. GAYLORD, o! Morgan
I'm BENJAMIN F. SPRIGGS, of Noble.
18th. ALpHONSo HART, of Portage.
10Th HENRY H. DODGE, Of Cu,ahoga'
20th. GEORGE G. GILLE UT, OF AShtaoula'
2ist. GEORGE COOK, of Harrison.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

GJThe trial OF Baker for the murder OF VIM.
Poole will, il is said, take place a. Hudson,
N. Y, early in December next.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

6tySo insufficient is the public school sys-
lem in Washington, that there are now upward
Of one thousand children waiting for admis-
sion,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

GJ'The returns from the election in New
Bruins wick, show a large majority in favor Of
the repeal OF the prohibiiory liquor law.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

1TLast fall the fusionists of Logan county,
Ohio, had three papers to support their ticket.
At present The Banner goes for Fillmore, the
Gasettc for Buchanan, and the Republican for
Rremnnf
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

ETThe grass crop all over New England is
very heavy this season. II is now being gath
cred, asa the weather is prcpiifons,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

GTIn the course OF his speech at q Black
Republican meeting Of Erie, Pennsylvania, W.
NJ Roberts declared that the election OF James
Buchanan will settle the difficulties in Kpnsas.'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

GTThe Georgia Union says-"We believe
we approximate very near the truth when we
give it as our candid opinion that fully 20, 900
old line Wings in Georgia will vote for the
nominees Of the National Democratic party
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

OF The Know Nothing papers say Mr..
Buchanan 'neVer settled anything" They
won't say that SIX months from this date.-
They will get o settler from him in November
-one thai Will settle them fol all time.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

GTAccording the Philadelphia News there
are, in Pennsylvania, thirty FIVE papers for
Fillmore and Donaldsonj thirty one FOR FIRE.
mont and Dayton; two FOR Fremont and John
ston; two for Fremont without committing
themselves on the Vice Presidency, and eigh-
teen that have raised no flag Of all, though all
of them are said 10 be decidedly opposed to
Buchanan. The News omits the number Of
Buchanan papers. They probably exceed tho
number either rur Fillmore or Fremont.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-24

GT"Godey's" for August has been received
and is a charming number. Now is an excel
lent time to m a subscription TO this
Book. as the July number commented the
6Gy third volume. Send your namesz%s per
annum in advance.
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Hea9i Hear!! HearIll
GBEAT. REnIlnIrInAsl liREAn. pEnIrrsIInnag I

41 GREAT REDUCTION! GREAT REDucIoS4!
CLOSING OF FAl1 KSp WISEER eCobss
lESG aeaircps Of reducing S stock above line
ID have made the following auetions:
VII consequently sen collars formerly he'd At . for
Ask; 58for 82 and others IA rgportIon Iin
Offering greater inducsets any ether house town
II ClOAKH,
reduction OF 81 per VIII be granted, ready
Git the cash vii be aLle 20 bug from nice trimmed
cloth cloak At $3.50. The greatest bargains pfered
Others sIs sell the advantageous terms actual.
" selling the ready made than yOu ba
OF which have large 8ssortmeut At almost
your prices
cOutorts chdrens wooden sacs, superior wool
seaT have in such variety and such prices
to astOnish every With Word being anxiOas and
wnEtO reduce stock % the lowest point, VIII sen my
goods much less than
E oTHER HuUsE.
that cannot help buying ICone ali aud every oue
that wants his money.
ISAAC PRAGER.
Eastern Bargain Store, 1l5 Main street,
dec22. bet Monroe and Union sts.
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M Al TFD q A = q rs


M ED "a TED Y AP 9 RS.
BY JOHNSON sTEHAEf ROSE, -
Foa'osV q tss lsoset 7 ~
for k1sRerses ef ~ ,a1s& 8
n this ase of pToGFess, Iaete9l selener eetSqtsd
rsePeHdsnts brisasest dlasds
''s' aH'l MEBicATED siS yApoR sIsA i s51oS,
N the treatment of Cons umption and E-rer
euaPfibie isioEsaee
isted in the treatment Of eessqsn esn ct III ana
while brazen-faeea qnack q ~ s1is
star of hope for the epS StFe
swallowed The stomach, Where disease
fsastiss si III. nm Il II
pane of. cesitaola
and IdFost fSgIa
applied diTeets 70 khere The dease exIstk
Sssls = aa sSs Z
The means too bronsht within the reach Of an he
manner Of the SnpoEs being Simple that
Of friendship and affection sends 90 much to aid the phy
The Inslius method Is soothing safe and speedy and
consists in the administration Of sach
destine to ryoltionise ;fs Iops Of
The medical worI and establish enire curay Of Com
appeal the Of alahcted with lung
cases. the advantages Of InhaatEOn
no longer apply medicine to the anoHending stomach
nature hath given that be long
ARK st1'Ia OF REFuGE FOR THE cossuapr1yR
method not only RATIONAL but simple, safe and enca
cious
To many OF my professional brethren throughout the
CniOn tender my acknowledgements for their frank
manly testify the
be pleased cooperate With them In offering acts
blessings fMedcate NaoE Inhalation the
Of Consumption
One word for myself IN to those claiming
prRctice Iuitators W,o
Vith brazen ispuicnce claim 1t their IbOt
in Of Inhalation and practsed 16 yearSl Sppa-
with medical
only partial therefore did
the miraculous which long practice has since
be give it Proof OF this may be found In work
published iII 1SI1.
Applicants please state they have ever lied
from the Lungs If they have lost heSh, have cough
night and fever what and how much they
PectorEt. what the condition Of their
The necessary medicines apparatus &c, viii be forwarded
TEEs consultation fee Baiance of fee payable when
patients report themselves convalescent.
RECOMMENDATIONS BY PHYSICIANS
We the undersigned practitioners
and hcs rty recommend Dr. Roses
Of the Lungs and Throat the best
based upon having several Of patients
cal cORSumptiveE restored vigorous health after few
months treatment by Dr. Rose. In the above
eases, the application OF Medeated Tapors, inhaled
~ into the L1n& be justly cousiderei great
suffering humanity, rendering Consumption perfectly
bIe disease.
Rose profession for his unveared
abOrs in bringing the Inhalin method degree
perfection.
RALPH SToSE, N. D.
JONAS A. MoTT, II. D.
C4RrS KISCsLEY, M D.
wy. B. ACSTS, II. D.
ORvTLIS UFsoS, NJ D.
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RAuFH sToSE, n. D.
JoNAs A. MoTT, IL. D.
C4RrS KIS0sLEY, NJ D.
WV. B. ArSTrS, II. D.
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N ana 1er te St OF January, proStrno, the pFeeeut
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JEmes A. Petzer retiring from drm.
All persons indebted to win please eau and make pay
ens without delay, and those having claims against
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December g., ,1s5S
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-THE L4pLEs, pEP4RTNENT

TIE LADIES' DEPART-MENT
opened reception ofLades No Institution In
the Union nPaFts thorough Interesting In
this DepaTtIur
conclusion, would add that shall put forth eur
best efforts to merit In st eminent degree, the
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Ing
we, the adeEsisaed, take pleasure tes4ifynE
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highest order. He has Had great experience
gives hiin superior facilities ipartng PrCcfiedE
EnclrleRre Qi Book Keeping Ls0roUgh Commercial
I. J. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President Of Farmers College.
LoRlS ANDREWS,
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Room experience and feel confident that
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A 2. SToNE. wholesale and RrtaA Merchant
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- For fun particulars, send for circular.
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