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DlCHers Wanted.

NOTICE is hereby Civ en- that the goods hereinai-
N ter DIES crbsd unless called for on or before ID Q
hrsl day of September A. ID. 1850, will be sold 10
pay charges advanced and storage on the SAME
Sale willIake place NJ 8 O'Clock A. NJ at the Bazaar
Building, Davenport, and continue until all sold.
BF. SAoUP IL CO., Bazaar Bniljing.
d. Lane, are OF Cook q Sargent box Il. II.
Goods,
SR Baker, / boa Il. II. Goods,
TIC. Marian, box II. II Goods,
Aaron kilotl, box II. II. Goods,
E.P Miner, kegs, boNes,I chest,
G. J. Dean, 1 tool CHEST
+. Downard, ! box Drugs,
j. e. Hytuer, bale Yarn,
William Miller, q boxes Paper Hangings,
W. p. Clark, 9 bbis Dried Fruit,
II. Ha rngton. bundle Machinery,
{. Sanders, / sack aGd c0ntrnI-,
Alien Root, chest OF tools,
Z. A. Gray, box merchandise,
H. Ladgmau, Z. bbi apple ButeSs
j. r. TurEer, box H. h. Goods,
Eliza Crawford, boxes. II. II. Goods,
A. Stewart, S bbls Dried Fruit.
A. r. Sherman | box contents nolk1owu.
H. q. Meridian, Chairs, I*..5
Joha Stafford, box, 2Hunks, stove and pipe,
4pots, paii, jugs tea kettle, bedstead,
mattress,
d. Cow, | corn shelter, bedstesa,
Telegraph Goa bundles iron,
J, Munger, 3 DOOR, ID windows,
Macklot 81 CotbiR, stove,
Kolie, bbl and seine,
Mrs. Ash, box Ii ii, goods.
Dayanporiluly 81 WITS
TARRED PAPER,
JroR Roofing, II Porter & Bros. Rock Island,
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Daukiua.
McaHEeoR, LAwEs & BLAKENoKE,
BANKERS

and Dealers in Foreign C Domestic Exchange,
Uncurrent RAM Notes, Gold and Silver Coin.
AND LAND WARRANTS,
DAVENPORT, IONA.
AtPECfAL attention gwen 10 the collection Of Mer-
> cantiie paper and rsmittances made the day Of
payment free Of conmissionj In sight drafts Ras-
tern cities.
JLTIand Warrants bought, sold and located. Psy-
so1a attention given to the pufchase and SHE oftovn
and country prGpfty, and the selection Of lands for
entry.
m psizht Gherks on New York, Boston, PailAdel-
pha, Baltimore, Warrington City Pitsburg, Cincin-
ati ST. Louis aid Chicago, always for sale IN sums
20 snil purchaser. Also Sterling, French and Ger.
man exchange.
II fsesoid and Silver Coins bought and Sold
II Thine bills % Chicago, St. Louis and New York
and 81 ne.s paper OF short dates bought
al the lowest rates.
I!T'Money upon Real Estate securities procured
al small comm ssion.
H~J5fnterest allowed on depostes. Feb ~
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a beautiful farm - miles from Dsvenpor', lGO
acres, 90 sctes In cultivation, part timber, new
hou ss, stable, etc.
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Ono Of the best farms In Scott County, 3i4 acres,
only mile from Davenport, Us acres fence, LAO
acres In cult alton, l39 acres timber, large orchard
two good wells, large house 8 rooms, stable, oul
bull dipRe, etc
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Houses ana Lots in Davenport.


IN CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA.
No. CIV. fractional OF the MN. See. y. a
81, N. X. E, Z! & 100 acres near 1horn's Mn.
Very Tow ,ifapped for soon. 10y
IN JASPER COUNTY.
NO.4l-A Of sec b L co 20 w 100 acres.
IN kEohUk COUNTY. y
No. +2-S and " .ofsee1 a. u Nv Jc6
No. as " and n " Of sec 8 TT R u wtsse
acres.
IL MAHASKAz COUNTY NA
No 44-S w frae. OF see T &c r I5 W if3 acres
No. As W OF see 25 / ~ K Is w 100 acres
No. i6--W ] of + and apf n " or sac II 4
- IA IT. acres, timber.
IN BENTON COUNTY.
No. FIX L of sec Is SO z - W 100 acres
IN MUSGATISE COUNTY.
No. 4s-W ON " Of see 80 r Is X " s0a acre.
miles from Mascattne, ! from junction. Apply 70
In GRUMPY COUNTY.
No. 4g-S W Ofsee Fs7 X is W 100 acres
No. Sos F. ofsee So rs W 100 scres
No. 5l-W ofN 4 OF sec IGT 81 X is W go asres
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
No. j2-E ofN r OF sec 5 4 a. r 20 w so aeras
No. SIS w. Of W OF see lat 81 n 20 " AZ
acres.
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
No. SAG S of n +. OF see ESQ RI w so aers..
No. SIS ofN OF see 20 I 81 X - W so aares
No. 5G-House and lot, Store and stock Of soodss
in Upton. s'
WELIIAMALLEN,
General Land Ageat
Feb 6-df oties POSI- oaies building
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I1t-l Ilils VOC sNTr,t.d many veaTs ega.- snd
comprise some of the best lands in Scott County,
Hhd have never been before offered for sala
nsth 81 30 COOK e SAkGEST.s
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BUILDING LOTS

E'oH sale 81 faif prices and all on long ef6l3i 4
l. iaeiiiiaIe Improvements - -
COOK & SARGENF
VIII srAi i"ist9 parties no " III build On dr.
seasons ~ moteFHie ltisss ana OF a credit 1T u
aIG Year,. Jmna - 4 ~
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1uENpORT, AUGUST o, 1856.
Iowa City

gar 4 ovrATr, at tho old stand known as the
cty Auction Rooms, Iowa city, are Agents for the
psyssport Gareite. Subscribers 10 our Daily can
otsp .heir papers every morning by calling at the
.hove stand.
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A email fatmO acres all In cultivation, goodhoni
etc miles from Davenport. Hsal4 - z
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ExchAnxe
Atlanta ana Infarior Ran1ksI =

On alIparts ofthe United states bong land sold.
COOK, SARGENT r. COOK,
Bankers AMI land gents,
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TMURCH, school-houst
land Steam boat Bells.
We are now prepared ID
take orders for any size u
Bells up TO 10000 poands
and warrant them to be the
best msse in the uBitet
States. A sample Bell at
ways on hand.
r.. CLOSE & 90.
May 10
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IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA

No l-fhe i ofthr y ~ EeegTss NRaF soaer
No 2-1he Z see t7a n II : Il 100 aeres.
No 5--IAe \ NJ See 10 L - n k2 i6b acres
The above three tracts beautifully situated@ or
The hallruad miles tEqHi B.sf export.
No 4--iAc vs. 0fties " Of Sec 10 T IS Mr. h
20 acres. ) miles from layeBpon. sHgf
No 5--Ihe y /. q Disco It's Mr. 40
aerrsI nItiss from davenport
No ST. he L I 81 tbs + Of See Il T'79 y r. 2 r..
s9acFes- on The Bail Road, miles from Davenport.
No J--z5O "A 100 acres ID SEES Is & ~ t.. SRegE,
upon the Mississippi iyer, = miles from fsvenpnft
No ls- lGu acres IN see's@7 and3l n SS Rs'Eg
Improved Farms.
An Improved farm Ofz. the Mississippi El,sr
IL miles rom Davenport IN enltiyatioI 100 Lok.
balance iin5 timber.
TWOiinpFOy ed larIas tiIfee mites from Davenport.
Houses ana Lots in Davenport.
No 3G--Fine brick house Oh eth ST. between Harri-
son and Ripley Sts Excellent well, good stable, dc.
Lot 60aisu. IA 44Gt.ts'..
SO3l--Good frame House, rooms, good well, & 6 .
LoLe2xd3I, on Brady near Locust ST. a 49,
NJ. 5j.--l lot on Brady ST. IE2 by 30G-S3D0.
NJ a6-alots OH Braay 81, cor Of College G4xI5o
each.
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G0iesiisIs promptly 4it-Hrd Is In all parts Of u 0
State Laudsrui .nl warrants located III all LAID
b.tfgt- u tAe state N1neF Invested aad Taxes p&a
ar npn- residents: Money Loaned aneneumb bel sd
heal rs. ate security; Farms, Houses and Lots lie sssd
Real iaate Of al ktAsts boUght and soit on Conms-
sion. &aI
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L,RoM The subscriber, living three miles east OF
i Ttpten, on the Davenport read, about the LIST OF
June, one brown horse II years od about IL hands
high, raw boned, with star in The forehead, collar
ma rk ed on left shoulder, shod all around. One bay
three shoes on, scar above each knee. One large
yearling Bay Mare Coli, star IN forehead, had on
head stall OF halter aud muzzle. liberal reward
will be given for the return of the above horses or
| ~ Jai NV ,nth. Wal LYLE & SMITH.
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i0nA LAND AGENGT =
WILLIAM ALLEN,

WILLIAM ALLEN,
Attorney and Counsellor al Law.
GENERAL fsAD AGENT, AMI FEAR EST ATT
sH6kEA M 4
Post Office Building Brady Street
DAVENPORT. sfpSy h. - ~
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TALLMAN l. POWERS,

LAND AGENTS.
Office in Attinson's block, Second Mreet, h.
t,reeR Brady and Main
OFFER for sale the following valua Resi- rs,
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1 81 J, I Il IN Block Il, corner of RarnaE.es d
= btri Streets.
AIl ! q e Cook * SARGENT.
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leo acres ~ 80, o. itt EXPORT, 90 in tui VI,
on 40 aeres t,. a., .efes Pstiite, house, lie
etc.
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Rare Chance to secure
aluahle Farm ing Iaaia Ina ccakf f,s,iru I

w notes Of tho above Banks (as We have done
since their 0Tganzati0n) after The 18th inst and tn
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MONEY loaned on Real Estate Security.
vi Good Paper discounted.
Eastern Exchange Bought and Sold
Time Drafts, eceptanees discounted.
Stocks, Bonds bought, aud sold nn Commission.
Eastern Colectiona promptly made
TALLMAN Il POWERS,
oee WiIsys Store, south side OF soeoad street
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
IremboId,s nisllIy Concenlrased

u Compound Fluid Erfrgct SdsopariH a,
: Forpurifyingthe blood removing al diseases
arising from lex essq f Mercury, exposure andim-
tprudenceIn lift. c.Ionie- CONSTITUTIONAL disease,
arising from an impnre state ofthe blood, and the
only reliable and khowf remedy known for the
cure o. sefofula salt rheufD, scaId head, ufcera-
tons OF the throet and legs pains and sweIIihgs
of the bones, tetter, pimptes on the face and all
lschly erTfptfons Of theskin.
This article ishow prescribed by some Of the
most distinguished phygicians in the country,
and has approved more eiicientin practice than
any preparation ofSarsaparilla yet offered to the
public, Several cases of secondary syphilis,
.mercnrialand scrofulous diseases have entircly
recovered in the incurablewards of our public
institutions whichrhad for many years resisted
every mode oftreatment that could be degised+
These cases fnrnish striking Examples 9f the sal.
utNry cfeots OF shis medicine In arrestipg some
-oEths mosr inseterpte diseases after, the glands
were DESTROYED, audthe bones already effected
Noricg ZLettefs from responsible ptiysicians
and t0fessorso OF several vMedieaia Colleges, and
certificates Of cures frompatients WILDE found
aeoBbabyinF both preparations 4 D
Prices Fluid Extraetp Of Buehn, 81 per bottle
or six bottlesfor 90. 80
Fluid ExtraetSsrsaparilla sipsr bottle orsiz
prepared and sold by HsT, HELMB0Lp,
Chemist se8 cbes1ut street. near the Gtfard
House, Philadelphia. !
lobe had of. p. Brockins& Son, Eaton, O.
and Of Druggists and dealerteYeryyhere,
7 Allietters directed tothc Proprietor or Ageh
win reeeivei mmediate attention. 9
July 9ath 1885,. z
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23

ACCOUNTS cOffeat and vouchers have aeu
filed in the Prob ite Eoart 6f Rfeb1e oeantv. 0hio
rad contiuaed FOE settlement until the s0th day
OF oetQbsrs ls5GsFF fNFSNT q ~
ByfheE Executors Off ~
Julius Lane, deceased.
By t6ss adminis trhtors Of
David Iasure. 40 deeeased (
Pstri6k McGfin. :
Ezekiel Craftsman,
A ass, : Ra q
Il 4Bsnsdist b RldgIss
IgaR aslsss. As
And by fhe Guardians OF
Mary EllenSand Aletha Brown,
James, q TyJ George II and Thos A MfGhee,
Johns Kesah md AngelineD Hunt
Daniel oh Andrew " aud Albert Jackson. 9
Isabella. G Bell. Martha A, Rebecca, SAHael B
: and Andrew 7 English, 310tKYsE4 8
Casper p aud james Potter, $50.
Richard, Silecia. 0rpha, Gaiebs Leviaud Sam
uel Dooley,e tBE FF4ag& - zfSt% 81
Sylsauus, Nancy, Phebe7 and Rebecce Gordon,
Mary and Peter Eikenbsfy,
Joseph 0Eerholtzs Heirs,
Susannah and Matilda Loy.
Samuel HINT,
William Earharts Heirs.
L,Y. eAMPBEbL, Prob judge. I
Henk. o. 12Sg.-l8tv
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
7 Book BiNBERY.

: e H6 N& Ma M1Ah6OQ
Book Binders Blank Book Manufacturers,
HAVING tted PIP our stabll shmentcp Main
'11Street,o over the Preble County Bank weare
prepared to doallkinds of BINpING ,ansurpass,
"a iorbeAuES, allegiance and durability
Withthe 1atesf improged machinery We have
doing our work frERandcHEA
BR than any other establishment in the country.
We have on hands superior assortment9t Blank
|Paperir6m4he best makers.to whiehtNe invite
the attenHoaof III wanting Blank Books made
coSpty Records, Bank Books, d Blank Books
|o~feyeryyafiety, With or wikhont printedhaads
Ruled to any pattern and Bound ina manner;
thatfor strength and durability, cspaot beck
|ceIled.
Music, MAe1zINns, Law BOOKS, Newspapers,
Scar Books PAMpnLRTs, SC. &c bound in the
strongest and best mnuner. 4
nv panctuality, apdstrict attention to business
EGSye ,,sa cSil. q, HARDY
Eaton, Feb. 21.-rtf sukF.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
DIR. WEAVER,S
Canker and Salt Rheum syrup and Create.

canker and Salt Rhepm Syrup and Create.
IF4S ANINDISPUTABLE FAtl fHA1THE
/ above med eipes are the only iIfallible RENEE
dies now before The pubic for cutaneous erup-
tons, salt fheam, erysipelas, sore. legs, ulcers,
|9ldfeyer sores, seald head, scarbutic erupticnss
Cases thagthe most eminent physicians have
ldespsireds OF relsiying, immediately yielded TO
their curhtive pow ers, and vixen used in Accord
Iance With The printed directions. which accom-
muy each bottle, tue syrup andscreate combined
eyadiuates any efthe above named diseases and
'leavest the sufferer without a blemish.s The ned
Iieinesnretoo w well known torSquits anything more
Oh papiainstaiemnnt ~offacts Ths joyfnfintei-
Iligence 10 reaching us daily from east. vest,
north and south. OF tine wonderful cures that they
larepcrforming.
See batissai by those who have used tbess
medicines; The Rev. Samuel henry, OF Palmer.
Mass, says ''they have done me more good than
al the other medicines have ever usedf for cry
|sipelas.n
CAPT. William Vail. Of the Steamer Granite
State ays'.thhy hays cured my little daughter
10 salt glielm aud 1scald head OF six years sand
Il n. She was literally covered with sores, isp
nov perfectly cured by the syrup otcteateT
* Dr. A. J. johnson " North Wardsbcro, Vt >.
SAYS 4 seIdfAcus disease Of the hip joint. aud
the syrup and create"
Rev, August Bolis says has cured The salt
j. Hatfield Frazer, Esq. Ediorof the Somer-
|sett Wing. ScmeryiIle, N. j., says .smy mother
has been completely cured OF . serers easeof Tet-
ter ofIopg standipg, INA bad defsdt The skill Of
Hon. Joel Loomis or East Lyme. Conn. .says..I
completely cured Of erysepelss in my leg, af-
ter o council OF The best physieians IN the c6uuty
had pronounced the dissa sc incurable, al mya ge)
seventy eight years, but Weaver .;
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
NEW PATENT PUhfP.

PHEundersighed takesthis method to inform
/ the Water using public. tBatinS few dayshe
will receive from5Sepeoas Falls. NJ Ys,a lot of
Bprker's Patent Double Action Force and Lift
Pumps, whichfor the bepelit Of his friends4he
-wpald like to sell. This Pump 10 perfectly sim
pie in con strpetior-Iseb cheap and williast along
.tiRie-being made OF iron and should. by all
means, bsin possession cgeyery hmilysas a safe
guard IN case of fire, from The fact that II will
throw d, capstant sire ann Of water toany psftof q
building. Personsd a sirousof acknowledgements
operate, can dosobycalhng atthe Tin andStove
Store Of W. P. MeEABE.
Eaton. May, SI,rs01,-tr
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23

WHO WANT 10 BIZ MAKikD, R01
TnEARToF loyEMAK1S9
The moslsxtfaordina boob efthsiath eentur,,
THE BLISS OF MARRIAGE.
THE WAY TO THE ALTAR.
M~atrimcay made easy; % how % WIN 4 lover.
One volume t0pAges 81 mo- Pricelt.
10000 eopissalrseayissued Thirteenth edi-
lustratediD the FIRST lyle ofart,
.'Loye rules the curl. the camp. the grove,
For Love is Hea Ell. and Heafenis Lose.n
So sangthe Bard. yetth6nesnd8 nine
For iove--oflife the light dIfl16&
Who, did the know sQuc gentle charm,
The hearts Of those thef l0fs a warm,
Night llse aebt dis ~ bliss supreme,
The road to Wedl6ck would You khowy
lDeayn6t but ID RoNDOU1Io.
Time Ties and from b y gloomy wings
Ashadom fall on living fbinRs;
Then seize the moments as theypass.
FrefaIlthe last fndsthruRhthe glass;
AtJeast the presentis ypu 6Wn,
Whiislllthe future isfs unknown.
q asS secure : b r F6SDoufs "a
ONTENTs.t
Hteaches how to make ladies Or r16tIemen
win the devoted afIection sof es mshy of The on.
Iposife ser al their hearts may az sire. Aid tse
|planiSko simple yetsQ cnptiyhtinR fhefAli may
position andlt can b arfaiugsd 1ifk sash ssse
and deilteacy, thatdeteetipnis impossibles
X tesohes how % maj loge
Hfeaches every eye toform aboarfy of lie OWE
y teaches how e eet wbspfescinated BY .
ittsaehes bow u make lie wripEIsd face
smooth.
II tssshssyoa the Kind 81 wife to selesttorep
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
White Fish.

Tam now receiving a large and cbsice assott-
j. ment OF White Fish, which will At the
loves. tsfcs. Call bpd .examine they are
Fresh snd good. r. s.CuNEIEeHAN.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
4 HUNrAn LIFE sAVEDi

L - -
DoWkaiac, Mich, March ll-ls56.
IA. RHODES, ESD: Dear Sir-rAsl took
your medicine tosell on, consiRnment, no cure
40 pay.', flake plea sure in stating us ietfeets as
reported 10 me BY three brcthers who hvel an TINS
place. and their testimony y afaifspeeit en-
" 4 Goxxi,st otd me i had AIKEN ninebo,
Ties of Christie's Ague. Balsam, and continually
run down while using it until my lnngsahd liver
wore EoneesteAfo thai degree,thatb blood dis
IN rraf from nv mouth and bnwels, so hat all
f1o,r6f Il impossible for mefo 1--we fhroagb an,
other chil. Ths doctors too didsall theyteould
for me. bat thought must die. Nothing did me
inv good rntil1 got Rhodes Fsyer and Ague
rnrss Which at once relieved me Of the distress
md ausea al nv stdmaohe, and pain In my head
AID bowels. andproduced q permanent cure in
Tp n. oxKuis saws: . 1 had been taking med
;cina az AZ GOOD 4 doctor as we have in our coun-
4. ma taken any Quantity of quinine and speci-
lies without any good result, from 25th Aagast
ttolSth December. But seeing how nicely Y gP,
Grated on my brother , go Q bottiegi hHupES
neymanent cure by using two-thirds of abctte."
&. N. CosKLIN was not here, but both the other
/ brofheFs say his case was the same ASH, Ms
m s0Id the medicine 10. both the same day and the
cnre Was as speedy fremfhe same small quantity
and l might 50 specify. Yours with respect,
1870 I. AHDNTINGT0N,
The above speaks for Itself. Good proof as II
It's. IL Is Of no better tenor than the vast number
Of like certificates Ibave already published, and
the stiltgreater anountthatis e continually pour
ling in 70 me. 4 gs a@H 19&
One thing more. Last yearI had occasion to
Caution the Pablicin these words7- q
y.Tnotice one firm yqho hare .teken one Of my
eeneraL eirculars Stb tituted the name Of their
~sostrar Jorpy medicine. end tAsl WITH bTasen
tmpudenee end their PefgPhset ysta tAe erelgne-
sag as much ffbe dare y, &C.
Sow take pleasure in saying hath caution
referred TO the same D Christie's Ague Bal
tsdmFt that il 4nentioned IN the above certificate
There are several other industrious people who
are applying to- their poisonous trash all that
publish about my Fever and Ague Cure, or Anti
ldote to Malaria, except the certificates OF cures,
and the certificate Of the celebrated Chemist DIR
Jaues Chiffon S6f MY IN favor of tsperfect-
1jy HARMIESS CHARACTRR; WHICH Is attach
"a to eg~efyabottle. These VIII always serve to
l~distineuishrmy medicinefrom imitation,
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor.
.fEa fvE Providence, X. IL
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23
JAS. A. RHODES. Propfiotof

Wholesale Agents. st. Louis. II. BJkcKsLET;
CHICAGO. BARCLAY BRos.: Eaton, J. P. Book.
Geo. Aud for sale by Drnggistsgeneraliy,
Aprif2 "a. 1s5e-3m,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-23

E ar|Nr|r l||.r HN4 ~ Nfu-H@ Hrra|
For Full Coarses tnelndipe AL departments Of
HOOK keepipEt AegtpreSA& Rennmenship, in
HeJfeetf ~ eeperce $4,000
1T ini3 eenfAetn L2tlf9 fepaiInent 1000
nv GbhATPLEAS
lure inte1pfesslng thell thanks tokthe gratifying
saptsesaenisa success zwhtchq1aFe marked
nfsAtss Z. Z sfs1l tnf.is i'pn SINCE itsestablsh-
ns~s55 +, s a%ss sa1s' Il 10y se@ ssea %s ms . re-,
azxssr, ne rapidly increasing defnand for i
PRACTICAL AID o0nPGfBRSsirLn 0o0RsE o. MER-
9ANTIks fHAiNiKe TheFfeht qHacfical experi.
ence OF the Principal III heavy banking and
lCemnocfcial Houses assisted by edacated and
accomplished g6ntleinen bds enab him Is bring
to q degree Of perfection q system sof c~oanffnR
room INSTRUCTION, by oral exercises. N0fsATS
lTAiNkABH Any OTHER INSTITUT1ON.-
Each STUDENT by this new process. Il drilled AZ
1.-THE DISK fkniyfnpf1tr Step bVkiep. until s6e
has ma stpfedt the whole routine tffan Aocoanf-
ants duties as Thoroughly as hkohrh he had
serped an apbfeatitoshiR} IL some larr6 CONNER
eial HorSe: and fhas an aask1drddes 9aIierine
and GORGEOUS bInpders are. ina, s6reaf n,ea saye,
dissipateds h
In addition tooir eugagement0f acconpIished
Assistonts Va have also secured sthe sefyies II
some Of the mostemiuenii 1cipfsy} 0hiotoiecs
tnre on commercial topicsa
Our course OF instruefionfis foo extended IA
pnrticularize here, butt embraces every thing
connected witbD0UBLEENTKYBo0KkE KEEP
liaG, WIN rec ana inll discussion Of its Scien-
tory, and History OF Eminent Commercially Men,
commercial biography, Commercial Products.
commercial calculations, Political Economy.
hercantiie law. Ethics OF Trade. Partnership,
Be-
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