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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19
RROMN a Grant.
JAMES X. REYNOLDS,
N. Harding,

Justice Of the Peace, T'ornship, No. 3,
Office on Main street, Aqueduct City.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-01-19

Thomas Hood describes an intended duel which
was prevented by an amicable arrangement made
upon the ground. The parties-Mr. Bray and Mr.
Clay--riyals for the affections of Miss Lucy Bell
ind 1t necessary to appeal to arms;
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-03-20
CAUTIONS FOR SPRING.

Spring, the advent of which poets delight
to celebrate as the wind-winged emblem of
hope, and love, and youth, and gladness,
will soon be upon us, and grand nature hold
her festival. We could not mar the fair pic
ture by any ill-timed shading. Let it remain
to be enjoyed by all who have taste for ma
tural beauties, and are blessed at the same
time with the buoyancy of health and con.
stitulional vigor We would, however, that
it should be temperately enjoyed by even
this description of persons Our province
heeds us not to turn away ungraciously or
ungratefully from the rich stores of the sea-
sons, which bountiful Providence spreads
before us, but rather to prolong the pleas
ure by temperate and discriminating use.
The siugs;sh aaevemsnts and pale shrunk
skin, induced by wintry cold, will soon be
succeeded by the light bounding step, car
nation tint, and sparkling eye. The tenden-
cies of all animated nature, even to the veg.
etable creation, will be TO expansion, parts
of the body, before, in a measure torpid,
will be excited-the senses more acute, the
feelings and intellect more susceptible of va
ried and energetic display. All the sympa.
thies between organs will become doubly
active. The great changes Of temperature,
and in the direction and force of the wind, at
this season, in which one day differs from
another as greatly as summer is at variance
with Writer, are attended by corresponding
mutations in the activity of the functions of
the living body. The skin, warmed and ex-
cited to perspiration in the noon-tide sun,
will, without due precaution, be chilled,
and have its pores suddenly closed by the
keen, cold air of the evening and night
The hurried breathing and circulation, by
the active exercises of vernal day, are of.
ten causes of painful palpitations, pains in
the side and head aches, especially when
they coincide with sudden obstruction to
perspiration. The sensibilities of the di-
gestive organs being increased, the full diet
of winter, will tend, if persisted in, 10 give
rise to fever, and aid in evolving inflamma-
tion of,he lungs or Of the liver, or rouse into
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-03-20
From the Home Journal.
nY LADY WATTS FOR ME.
suocEsrED by 4 POPULAR GERMAN MELODY.
sRoRsE p. asRRIs.

Mr. lady waits tits now the hour
When morn unbars her gates =
NY vessel glide beneath the tower
Where now my lacy visits.
Her signal futters from the wall,
Above the friendly sea
I live but to obey her call.
My lady waits for me.
Ny lady waits-for me she waits,
While morning opes her golden gates.
My lady waits mo fsirer flower
E'er deck'd the floral grove.
Than she, the pride of hall and bower,
The lady of my love! -
The eastern hills are feckd with light,
The land.breeze curls the sea
By love and truth sus stained, for flight,
My lady waits for me.
My lady waits-for m she waits,
While IN ornii G opes her golden gates.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-03-20

w A rich jour printer is found out west.
He is being exhibited with ring-tailed mon
keys, wild hogs, shaved horses, three leg.
ged calves and other trinkets.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-03-20
THE STAR THE NORTH

re PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MoKNINS DI
Il. w. WEAVER,
OFFICE-Up stairs, IN the mev brick build
ing, on the south side of Mdin Street,
third square be'o,v Market. :,
TEL R MS:-Two Dollars per aunum, if
paid within six months from the time of sub
scribing two dollars and fifty cents if not
Maid within the year. No subscription re-
ceived for less period than six months no
discontinuance permitted until all arrearages
are paid, unless al the option OF the editor
Advertisements not exceeding one square
will he inserted three times for One Dollar
and twenty-five cents for each additional in
serl;ou. "A liberal discount will be made TO
those who advertise by the year.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
words q WISDOM ana patrIOusm

aThe agitation on the question Of domestic
Slavery has 100 bong dlstfsclsd aud divided The
people Of ihe Union and aiienated then aIfec-
tons ffom eachotbef.
'.Most happy would II be Tor Tie country, Il
this long ~agiIaiiop were al an end. tDaring lis
whole PROCESS i has pfodaced2no p~raclleal
good 10 any huGan being, whist Il has been
the soatoe Of eieat md dangefbus eyiis. II
has alienated and e~suanged one portion OF the
Union nom the other, aud has even seriously
threatened isexisience. To myowh personal
knowledge II has produced the impression
among Iotelgn nations that our great and glori
Gus confedsraey Is in constant danger OF Gisso-
4ution. This does us serious injury, because
acknowledged power and stability always con-
msnd respect among pations, aud are among
the best securities against unjust aggfessio6s,
and in favor Of The maintainance o honorable
peace.
"Under these circumstances. ! must cheer,
fully pledge myself should the nomination or
the convention be ratiiedby the people. thai
all the power and influence, constitutionaHy
possessed by the Executive, shall be- exerted
in a firm but conciliatory spirit, during the sim
gle term | shall remain il. office, 10 restore The
same harmony among sister States which pre-
vailed before this apple ofdiseord, in the form
ofSlayery agitation, had been cast into their
midst.p-JAMEs B~ucHAaAs's LETTER OF AccEP
TANcE, 49,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
0r. u. U. ~NTEREpsTM.
DENrAI sBRaEOa AND ossaAgoR IN

DENTAL SURGEON AID oreRAToR IN
Wech2 4ieaA 3senfistiy.
speetf1ll tnEofh bctdEriendsand
NV patrons thath Ri maj now b efound on Main
Street one Square west Qithe ConWi
House, Edtop, Ohio.
ulLn MahkJOlf1kt h eifberal natronar
ca the astyeaf,and evidences III atisfae-
ttearenlered, he fGels Ike renewing Ms eIorts
not onl J toplgase but 2 spSpqss, il possible. his
former opeiatims III
A%riifciai WOrk.
Incorruptible Aftihcial Teeth entire
or partsot setts, with Gumsof a beautiful granu-
lattqn, 50 deiicAtelyt tinted and Observation-Disclosures
from the natural, except by the closest
inspection.
Atmospheric Pressure,
Teeth always inserted on this principle when
he eutirearohis rcVdr dvahdpaf algetts when
he conditioned be mouth wilfadmit GIFT.
Filling Teeth.
Dr. N. would call at >ntionto this very imnor.
tant operstion, BY saying that If properly done
FeefhcAn hercndered useful oflii
Extracting, Cleansing. and Regulating Chill
dren's Teeth and general diseases ofthe, mouth
treated III a 1udieiou$ ms nnef.
Office and Fesidenceon Main Street one square
vest Qfthe Court House, Baton, Ohio.
April II, 1855, W
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
Menabold's IIighIy Conecntratcd

compound Ffpd EJtracf Safsdpafiiid,
For Burifyfngthe bod. rem6yibgaj iii diseases
arising from excess0f Mercury, exposure and i'm.
pradencel IN life, ~e.ronie Constitutional disease,
arising from 40 impure state offhe blood and the
only reliable and known remedy known FOR the
eureof s~cToraia, salt rbedm, scaidhead, ulcera.
~tppsofthe throat ana legs, pains and s~wellinrs
OF the bones, tettsr, pimpieson tile face. and All
scAlF eraptions oftle skin.
sThlsar&leiei Is now prescribed BY some Of the
most d. stIpgnished pbysfciahs III the country.
and unsupported more efficient in practice than
any proportion Of SarsapafiM YET offered "a tie
Epubiie,E Several cases Of secondary syphifIfs.
mercWrialaH and scrofulou diseases have eufirely
recoyeredfntRe inenrabie wards 81 our public
Einstiiu1ionswhich had for many wears resisted
every mode Of treatnientth that could he deyfsed@
These case furnish striking examples If fhe sal.
Eutary effects Of shis medicine ii arrestina some
oft the mosf inyeterafe diseasesafter the glands
were DESTROYED, and the bones already Affected.
NoriCEa-vIetters from responsible bhysicians
and pvofessorkofseyera Medical Colleges. and
certificates 81 cures from patleuts WILDE found
Faeompanyingbot preparations.
Prices, Eluid Extfnc of Bucbu, 81 per bottle
|or six bottles for III,
Fluid Est rActsarsaparilta, : i per bottle crsix
bottlesfor 50.
Prepared and sold BY II. IT, HELMB0ID
Chemist 49, Chesnut street, near the Girard
House, philadelphia. g[7
To q hads0 fJ. p. Bro0kins& Son. Eaton n.
and Of Druggists and dealers egefyWhefe
Ar letters directed to the Proprietor or "A oan
wiilreceiyeimmediate attention
July 26th 1855
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
how wlll Kew Ynrk Yotai

The New York Day Book, in, noticing The
blogiaticns Of the j~isunion press. as 10 the
vote Of The Empire Slate, makes the follow
ing prediction
Now we put on record in the face Of oil
these boastings, The following prediction. Cut
4 out reader and putin your wallet, that in
this Stale,
Buchanan viii poil.-..-.-.-226, 600 votes.
Fillmofe-------..,-- --.----f50,O0 600 A."
Fremont ,--------.aa@.-.,140 600 ~
We predict further. that B~nchanan win
carry ALI the Southern. States, Penasylvaais,
New Jersey, TS4w York, CONNECTICUT. New
Hampshife, Maine, Miehigsn, lowe and Illi-
nois. Post this up, and see next November
how near we are right.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18

VERDior OF 4 Mono InoUEsT.-Wed de UNI
described dafkies, bsinf . Runners Jutay OBJ
disgust, to sit on desbody OBJ de nigga Sambo,
now dead an gun fore us, hab ben siEtin' on
de said nigga aforesaid, did, en- de night Oh de
fusteenth ub Nowemba, came 10 IS deaf by
falin' fwom De sid riber, whsr we fine he war
subsecomely dwoaded, snsafiawas wer washed
on de fiber side, wlar we 'spose be iroz TO
deaf
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
EATON BOOK BIMDERY.
ca MM[NnWp
.Raak RiIl6rS ~ blink Rank Mannfaffmnrs

Soy VIA DBf64N IN
Beck Binders s Blank Book Manufacturers
HAVING dtted.up our Is establishment on Main
l1street. over The preble County Bank. we are
prepared 70 aoaIikinas Of gIgpLAG g~nsurpass-
ed for beauty elogancea and durability
Wththe latest improved machinery we have
facilitiesf for doing our work 9gTfER and cHgAP-
So than any other establishment in the country,
We have on hand a superior assqr tment Of blank
Paper from the best makers,to which we infite
theatteutien ofSall wanting Blank Books, lnade
to order.
County Records, Bank Books, & Blank Fooks
.ofevery variety, with or without printedheads
Ruled to any patterniand Round in n manner
that for strength and durability cannot be ex-
eelied.
Mostc,M MAGAZINES, Law Books, NEWSPAPERS,
Sonar Books ,P&MeHLRTs, &c DC. bound in the
strongest and best manner.
By p0nctuality, aud strict gttentouto business
we hope tomerit. aod secure a liberal patronage .
Give US q call. TsHARDrs
Eaton Feb. 2I.-tf g. HARDY.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
2 U RIFF Y THE B L d.
IvM@ D5ErEsr "a rzr@
LIFE PILLS
AND
PhOe " Esitters.
Free from all Minera. 20.

The great popularity which M0FFATiGLIFE
PILLS aud PHESIxBITTERS have attained
iu consequence ofthe extraordinary cures eilect-
ed by heir use, renders it unnecessary for thi
proprietor 10 eater into q particular analysis
thelr medical virtues oE properties. Having been
more4than twenty years before the yublic. and
having the united Testimony Of Alore than Three
Millions Of persons who have been restored To
5tbe eaioyment Of perfect health, by them.it Is
believed that their reputationasthe best vegeta-
.ble mediciue now before the, pebiic admits ONO
dispute. 4nalmost every eity andyillagei nsthe
United States, there are many whoare ready 10
testlfgto their efficacy in renoyeing disease and
sgiyiDgt TO the whole system rehewed Vigor and
hoaith.
Incases OF ScR0FULA, ULCERS, SGURYY
drsERURTI0NS ofthe skin. the operation OF the
Life Medicines Is truly astonishing, often remov-
ing ina few days, every Yestige of these loath-
some diseases BY their purifying effects on the
blood Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia. Dropsy,
Piles, and 10 short most all diseases. soon yield
totheir curative properties. No family should
be yitkont them, as BY their timely use much
sntfering and expense maybe saved.
~ WH 80 HNA 10 III.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
canfornia Press for Ruchanan.

We learn flom a California Democratic es,
change that there are twenty-si Tx dsily and
weekly papers in that State HAT bdyocste The
claims ofMf. B~ucbanaR, and ~buteiehtecn OF
posed 10 him for Fillmore and Fremont both.
The disproportionof votes in feverofghe De-
mocracy will be still greater in November.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
HOWARD AssOCIATION,
PlS54lh&AlNlaR LllE1sIIA a
Insnnrfant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

1NEDOEtAn1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT!
yIy0 alkpersous afHicied ithSex1aldiseases
i such as SeminPl Weakness, Impotence,
IGonnorh@as elect, &c., &c. The Howard
Association OF Philadelptis, in view of the
awful ~deslructionsof human life and health,
caused by Sexual diseases, nithe6 DC Q ptions
which are praeifced upon the Unfortunate vic-
Tins OF such diseases byquacks, have directed
THEN Gonsolting Surgeon, as a cbatitable net
worthy Of their name, to give medical advice
gratis, to all persons thus afflicted, male OF
Female who apply by letter, with deserip-
tionSof their condition, Gage, Occupation, hab-
its OF life, &c.,) and in cases Of exiFeme poy-i
erty and suferingt to furnish medicine free Of
charge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent
Iinslitutions established byspeoial endowmeut,
Tor the relief of the sick and distressed, af=
,aicied with ssViiulent and Epidemic Diseas-
es,' and its runps can be used for no other
purpose, 1t has now a surplus OF means,
which the Directors have voted to advertise
the above notice. Ii is needless 10 add that
the Association commands the highest Medi-
cal skin ofthe age, and will furnish The most
approved tnoderntreatpent. Valuable advice
also given to- sick and nervous females, af-
ficted with ABDOMINAL Weakness, Womb
Complaint, CostiYeness, Lencorrbea, SC.
Address post paid, Or. GEoRGE R.. CALHOUN,
iGonsalting Surgeon, Howard Associations No.
2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
EZRA D. HEARTWELB, Pres't.
GEoReE FAiRcnlLD, Secretary.
July ~. 1885, 1ymt2.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
NEW PATENT PUMP.

TUE undersigned takesihis method to inform
! the Water using public. thatin a few dayshs
y receive from SepPea Falls. IN. ~. q lot 81
Barker's Patent Double Action Force and Lift
Pumps which FOR The benehi of his friends le
would like to sell. ThisPamp Is perfectly sim
pie In construction Is rheepand viii lasi d long
erne-Tbeing made Of iron and should. BY all
means. be III possession 81 every family. as 4 safe
Enard in case offre from the fact That Ii will
throw d constant stream ofwatef to AMI. par & OF
.bpildibE. PeFsobs 4 estropsof 81 ihrt6esepumps
%operate. can do 80 bycal Hing az the Tin andSloYe
Store Of ". p. WcrARR.a
Eaton, May, 81, 1S5h,-tf.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18

FHE andsr signedbein desifousof c~losingodt
IhisbHsihesss now pliers fof sale a large lot Of
BUGGiES AND CARRIAGES, 4
which WILDE sold cheaper than any establish Ii
'ment In the county He will trade forhorses or
l~dbuggies& carriages. A credit ofninemontEf
win be given for good paper. Aitthose ~fartfD6
something nice and seryiesablc #fI1fna Il money
ntheir pocketeto giveng 4 cail.
w. H&Gr KLINE.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18

owSGiA Mlcn, taarcn r. lSao'
"a, hhoDhs Esq pgar SarTAsl looi
seas n = - | (. y sc.t y ss : ! 4 9s.e.,s, ~ sure
" pay LsaMs plsssuls 80 1919 senesss y
gSpsseu Y Ky Hs ~ snrse prysnss; w lie y sni |,
1872 WV .t.cir tsss'ulohy : atair specuA ~ (
nave receiyeM - ~
y ~ SgNA \ so.u mt lnHu eiAeuiiheo9
we % yhFlsess Agae DAlsalI' ehu coltlnTsiI
ran aoNn WnNel as'1g u nnsll my iuagsala ilgel
were ygaSe stea y .nas asgrge, lnrt niooa aus
shargsu noh ny mouth any pywels, y tnat a.
tnough. y iu2gsslGle lor ne 70 !lye ihgolgh an,
otAercplii. Inc DOCTORS teo aia aii tney ceuid
Z his, Dus soepgut mpsL folulng avg me
gny gvo9 pnhi 4 81 ISngae rsyef ana Ague
Dare, wnicn a. once reNgSsf 1,e q tne dissfes.
sHg pausea az by stgpl1ogss ahd pam "a my lead
aaa o9Me!s; anaptouaeeu permanent cure ms
sp1p alms
Z =: oossLiN says nau peen tahing meg
tclne o 2 gooa 9 dYctor 81 W nave ~ ogr coun'
sy, VIZ lakep Ans qasattH % Iuipine aha, Spool
Encs Whom ang goo Iesul!, Eem soln august
- ioen Deeeiapef: D1s seelhg ~ ptsely Y nR.
Ieraiee ~ lnEpfotneL Kgta pVtsle 2 hpDto
ehAsD A1oE h9hs, ~ Nn y eneesed z
Peonsness eure oy usne pvlses
| u. M. CONkJIN was not here, but both the other
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18

". =. CorAer 81 Mafa<% Thira9bf1fe
DAYTON o.
Try Yand SELL Exchange aad Coin; bayBilIs
~ Notes, bonds, 4~otigagess &e and loan
money at reasonsblczeirS P8y in~fetesf an
deposits HkasHNAE& WINTERS.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18

Anf OthQFE MAKING
The mqstexirdoflihafy book offhoiafh cenfu,i
THE Hiss OF
THE WAY TO THE ALTAR.
Matrimony made easy; or How 10 win 4 lover.
Que volume qf l6O pages Is mo. Price "a
$4,000 copie salreadJ issued. Thirteenth edi-
tiop ready Printed on The fpest paper. and IL
Illustrated in the first lyle Of ART.
Love rplesthe curt sthe cam the grove.
FOR Love isHe4 en-. aud Heaven il Eo{o.
Sosang the Bard yet thousands pine
for love q life the light divine
Who did they know some gentle charm,
The hearts offhese they love 10 safm.
Night live might die. II bliss sipreme
Possessing allofWhich they dream.
Ihe road 70 W edlock would you know
Delay not but to ROND0UTeo.
Time lies, and from hi aloomy wings
a shadow falls on living things:
Then seize The moneht as they pass.
gre ialithe last sandsthroufhih glass;
Atleast the present Il you own.
Z WbileaiI the future is Ia unknown.
A.happy marriage man or maid
an now sesure BY R0NDOUgS aid.
0NTENTs.
Itteaches how 10 make ladies Or gentlemen
WIN the devoted aifecfionsof a. many OF the OBJ
posite sex as thor hearts may desire. And The
plan u 50 simple. yet 80 capfivaiing That All ma
be married Irrespective of ace. appearauce. Or
and deIIicacy int dets s sIon 9Es is, M,sa iSsn EASY
n - rh.s hn-1 .sghss Ivnts h'PossIpie
Reaches eySrv sSes 49,
II teaches nov, "a sSs rhe,, Y
lady. \ 'ss0iua'en "
ftteacbes how "a ~. tba ws,ar,.6 ~.
smooth. 'ne'
IL teaches You the kind a. w,fafa seleatso,an
der home happy.
truly rccepted anafsreIeefsd .fsssws "a sh,asn
interference az ffjsnSs
Itgives 4 remedy for ,inreaoitted loxe.
II Five Won mstF1etis M ~ ',s;fs;" I, &
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18

ALtSMStt
For Full Course, including all Departments a
Book Keeping Lectures & Pennmansbip. IA.
raYiabiy IN adraase, Nh az
For falIronrseinIad aides depafftnant es ~
THE PROPRIRTORSTAk EGREATPLEAS
ufe IN expressing their thanks for the Sratifyin6
land Unprecedented success which haze marked
the career Of their institution since e. establl h
mont az the Capital, andstimulateSfhem 10 re-
newed exerfions 10 meetin tbe most rFrIotEx4
HASNEn, the rapidly increasing demand fof .
PhAcrIcALAN M c~oAPREHHEsiBLE couass or xRR-
lcANrfLE TRAINING. The great Practical experi-
l%epcesof she Principak IN heavy banking and
Commercial Houses, assisted by educated and
accomplished gentlemen has enabled him 10 bring
toa degree, OF perfection a system OF counting
lroom instruction, by oral exercises. NOT ATT
TANNED BY ANY 0fHER INSTITUTION
Each stndentsby tins new process. Is drilled AZ
the DESK, I~NDiyIDuALLr, stepby stop. until he
has Inastefedth the Whole routine OF an Account.
ants duties as Thoroughly as though he haS
serped an dPpfeRticeshlP IN some large CONNER
ciei House; and thus all awkwardness n lterin9
dissipated.
In addition to our eugagemenf0f Accommodated
assistants we have also secured the service ~
|sofne Of the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ohio to lee.
Itnre on commercial topics.
Our course Of Instruction is too extended 20
particularize here, but il embraces every thing
connected witb.DOUBIE ENTRYB0OKK KEEP
ING, withfreeaad full a discussion Of ia Scien.
|Hic principles-Lectufes upDn Commercial his.
tory and History Of Eminent Commercial Men
Commercial Biography, Commerciaf Products
Commercial Calculations, Political EcnreTy
Mercantile law. Ethics Of Trade. PartpershI1
&c.
Trhn T.adfps mnna,.tr.
= ~. onands q. ~
- now opened ier tle reception of ladies. No
nin,snon y .ne onion hn'I'arts a more thorough
or nieres,ing course y hisdepartment
~ oonclus,Vn We woulu add that We shall put
n w" ! ~. SaVsls y merit ~ r. SUI more ensi-
nent degree, tne Hatterine reception With WHICH
cE enterprise nasfnet aud pledge oayacsres To-
lMregs = more taoscnga praetacas course Of 9fer-
CaHtile inSffHeh0H hdthc cat DC, JOriid at ann 0fhl
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18

Lufest lmp0ftati0us.
lTHANKFUIfeft the i her share oipatrona
Ireceiycofr sm6 Eepcfog pablics
4. ClIAaERERS
respectFoIls infQfns htsoEd Flend and custom
erss \ the ieepl egeheralI thethe us jusfre
ceiyedfremtheeity sRewa naIergeassortment
CLOCKS, WATCHES, ~
EIA, ANDft EJA
EnE j Is WE ~ 49,
ppaag whi Gu may be feand almost every s5yl
pattern and pricepf Eight.da Reconsideration
and Afarm CLOCKS. Aiso, Gold aud SiIve
lever, Magic, Lepine, English, Swiss Dutch an,
French
n ma -
Emerald Pearl. Turquoise Comedian Mourning
Garnet, PlaiHand set cinstef D feastpihs .Eaf m,
finger-rings. superior Gold Pens. Guard. ves
audFob.c chains Gold and Silver Peacils .Guafd
lSlides. Thimbles. Tooth, picks, Shirt-stnds. sc
Money Bolts claronets. tortyise she'll combs
t~hermeneters toys, tgy-wafches, fancy baskets
silycrfugks. butter-knives.
R93M Sal @@R @Sa
Goldspectaolss and loekets Steel beads,rings
tassSls Accsrdeops, music boxes, lutes, &c. ,&c
Gu +
ESuperl0rp0eketa qp~en-kNlyes LuxurtouSsha.
syiH6 razors, Finetable cutlery. sait-spoons, su-
gar songs, table and tea spoons, line silyer,plated
and Drittisnpa ware.
ST u "A LIE
NV Silver steel. and
E7M Plated Goggles;
Scissors ,Tweezers,
N steel pens. Morocco
and steel spectacle
cases, tooth. hair, and cloth brushes, pins and
'nsedlesssilk, cotton and buck ski packet. books
wallets, shaving boxes, soap.and strols. compass
ies, anibet beads. percussion cafe. curtain.bsnds
WATERS, Harmonious, steel and plated Watch
chains
q Of dsilv crGiIt nd s oil
Watch chaiasand Keys. plated and silk guards
Afct Of toys, &cs, Withmany articles Tfelsrre
Of clocks, watches and J~ewelrysold 81
the subscriber. is the best evidence ofthe excel
lcncy ofthe Articles he keepson hand.
0altand examine for yourselves. opposite
the Court House, Eaton, Ohio,
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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-09-18
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Free slang and free spoil,
Free ringers and free soil,
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~ A lady asked her gardener why the
weeds always odtgrewapd covered up the low
ers, "Madame,p answered he, s.tle soil is
mother ofthe weeds, but only step mother Of
the fowers.,,s