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United stasss Patent once.

United States Patent once,
Washington, oc,ober7 1859.
I'M tha petition of loAa W Sherwood. Fort Edward New
he % n S @ an o se 70 him %
seven years from the expiration of aa patent which
the i7th of December 1885,
Thursday ih next Al % o'eioei, n
and all persons notified and cause
opposing required file in the P.,sa,
Any: ssisi,
nee with the rules of the ONCE which will be furnished ap
The testimony day pecsm
er neIi dopoons and other papers relied upon testimony
the srsunen,, 4 any, within ten days thereafter :,
a ass ha. s NOTICE se pae'nsd In hs
more, fsnnsyivaaias FhadsIpha Pa. Day soos. Ne.
hearing. CHAIR .Gs MASON =
Comn.&sioner Of Patsnn
Of the above papers viii copy and send d,he
the Patent ohice, with papcr Containing this notice.
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,
Buiings No. I3s Pennania avenue, FaAi~sto~,
WILL open September 1856 Circulars. stating particular
eon,ainns he highest testimonials, be had prDc
pal bookstores and at her residence.
RErrRrSou
The Right AloBro Potter D. D., LII. ID.
% sS sS Rev Rev William Ssass " pss%s wfnDsan u n b b
Prof Je-eph Henry L. d. Secretary Of insae
Prof 4 Dallas Bnehs supcneNdsa State. co..,
Lieut. NJ r. Muuy, IL, D., United navy, N.loa. Oh
servaory.
General John Mason, Washington, d. c.
Cot sam Cooper, Adu,nn 6cnsraI United army
ington, u. g,
William W. Corcotan, ESQ.,, Washington, D. @.
James = Msehan, esq, Librarian Congress.
Hos, James Campbrli Postmaster General,
Hon Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice OF Supreme PspnsyL
vania.
O. w. Woodward, Associate Judss Supreme cOuu OF
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IIon, George Vail, NJ c. from New jersey
Hon. Robert J. Walker, Washington n. G.
lion Charles Faulkner, W. G. from Virginia
Hou Jefferson Davis Secretary Of War, Washington, D. O.
Ang 10-eod2m
THE Ksntaehy military Institute, directed by
board Of viters apponsd BY The under
spdencs % Cot. w. MORGAN, distinguished graduate al
Point and practical sided able faculty.
The of study thst Taught the best colleges,
addition Of extended msihsmscs meehAntce
practical sngacerns and mining geology siso N Eosh
historical reading. bookkeeping and business form
languages.
The nnesn ssm annual se.sun opens Monday
sepsmeey sh sepemser) 1856, Charge aoa
session, payahie In advance. <-T
Ts sstensan of the buildings viii
Ma rEiret ne
Rsfsrencs auhoErsd 20 hs Hon ssers~es Of wS
Treasury. /
Addrc superintendent siay Instus. rrankIin coun
", ksutaeky" % the Hndersgned
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Orders and shares and certificates OF packages In The
above splendid will the most attention. and
drawing will be sent Immediately after IL
P. J. BUCKEY, Agent,
Wilmington, Del.
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Il; 4 .ss aN

STATE MISSISSIPPI, CRY or VioKsBuRa,
Office OF the Southem Railroad Company.
Southern Railroad Company invite proposals ffom contractors
the clearing graiuaton estling and bridging ne
~ to complete preparation for the supersuucre OF the
,ay OF the eastern division of their road .- t
o. for furnishing tics, and for the kaying, with
Incidental wors necessary. |
for all work, staons platforms, depots, &C. required
thorough completion of the road for effective operation
cubic yards OF excavation, and
10 cubic yards of embankmen
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03
The Testimony Of d Political Opponent.

The Burlington, Qowa) State Gazette has a
long article in relation TO Kansas slrlirs from
which we make The following extract:
"Whlle on This subject, We will say that we
have Just hal q conversation with VIM. S.
Graf, Esq, who has recently returned from
Kansas. Mr.. Graf is we'll known as a lawyer
and an &C i've opponent OF the administration
During The last campaign in this Stole he was
decidedlyihe 'grealgin' in Des Moincs county
on the fusion side, he certainly cannot be ac.
cused Of parliaiily 10 the administration; but
we believe him 10 be an honest man. aud hS
testimony is, that, though there are fau is on
both sides, the stIoci;les OF The Free State
party are far greater than those OF the pro-
slavery party. The late murder Of five pro-
slavery men by the abolilionisis, on The Ossa.
watamie, he says, was q wanion act, Gone
without provocatiah, and attended with san.
culinary cruelty; The moor creatures were bro
ken in upon in the night. dragged from their
beds. and, in 5e fance Of the entreaiies ofiheir
wives, murdered and aflerward,, ~savagely nul
tlated. The emissaries OF the eastern sboli-
fIoDists, lie considers, are the prime causes OF
all the disturbances.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03
Kansas News.
CHlcAoo, Monday, June so.

frfE fOHtNAoVl ptoueeyb June oV.
The companyssf Kansas emigranis whiei
wos dissrned a. Lssins ian aIgye4 On Saint
day higl Report Says hey 6ffefed'the cap.
lain Of the boat SIs000if he would MI lanq
them at LeSiagton All The armstsken we've
placed IN q warehouse foI safe Keeping, and 4
receipt given for them. During the scent
tbete were hosastd words nor ~disrespeolful Ian.
Eguage used on either side.
On the arrival Of the boat in Kansas, General
Jones, with o company ofthirly South Csfoli.
risns, got on board, and on the way up the
rivet Atkinson, StriAgfellow and Russell also
boarded The steamer.
When these gentlemen learned what had
occurred they requested an audience with the
leaders OF The company, and lold them thai
orders had been given 10 disband all atme
parties in the Teriiofy, and advised them 10
return home. This airIce was consider red
good, and before Tile boat reached Leayen.
worth the whole company determined 10 re,
Turn. When TIE 5c3! touched The latter point,
a large crowd was assembled OH the shore, but
being informed that the party had concluded
not to land, but to go on 10 Weston and return
with the boat, they were satisfied, and made
no demonstration oil any kind.
An escort was sent with them from Leaven.
worth TO Weston, where they dld not attempt
10 Isnd, having given up the idea of settling.
a committes was appointed at Leavenworlh
and Kansas 10 escort the company out OF the
river. On the passage down, The Star of the
West met The steamer Sulond on the way up
with forty more emigranlS belonging 10 the
some company.
The Republican learns from reliable sources
That the cumpanv were to he maid nv a Sncieiy
IN Chicago, 500 10 each man, for gong 10
Kansas, part ofthe money 10 be expended in
arms and ammunition, the remainder 10 be re.
mitled them after lsgding, al their destination.
But soon after Leaving Alb Il they found that
the contract would not be fulfilled, which
caused much dissatisfaction among them.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03
WHY WILL you SUFFER-

Read The testimony OF DR.. H P. LEONARD
Druggist, FaYetle CT H., Ala, Jan. l5, 1853
Dear Sir -sfHoonandfS German Bilters have
done wonders in This section. A youth, q son
o. @, MT. Hnbbert, Esq, Of this county, had
been for several months under the care Of our
best practitioners without relief, and The case
reported doubtful, and The young man although
scarcely able 10 get about, commencei with
,he bilters. He found SO much relie( from the
first bottle, he continued 10 take, until a com.
p'ele cure was effected. He Is now Perfectly
well aud stout"
All who use tns Blttsrs are satisfied with them.
TusKEGeE. Ala, Jan. /, 1851.
CBAUEcEY FowLER said: +
rTiIe Bittersinre selling well, andI think
uaey viii contin1e so, as theygive good salts
fsetiop tolhoSe who have used them" b
See advertisement
Sogua Sea g corner Fourth and Walnut SITS.
9incitna ~ ahirotr fT.t855-feb98 I'm.
sold bF Fred'kEckstein CINCINNATI,
Mlnsh9H BrOokins Is Son Eaton.
J.H. Bonn, Camden
Tough & %, FAirhaven.
: 1. Brown, Morning San
DsB Edwards, Winchester
u geblentz, Lewisburg.
J.H. tale. West Agexandria.
June 26.-2w.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03
HENEVOLENcE

We do not think q person can evince a more
benevolent trait Of character than being NOV.
ed at the distress and sn~ ffering of Others, ant
furthermore, anxious 10 do oil in their poweI
to alleviate by every possible means humor
suffering. In this view Of the case, we dc
not know how the humane and benevoIenI
can do an action more in accordauce with thei,
philantbropic views, than by calling the a.ten.
ton Of their afflicted ffienls and ocquain,an.
Ger ID the fact, that Dr.. SETH S. HAycE, OF los
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd, has discoy.
cred a preparation, which is put up in the form
OF a pill, tina: has a specific action for curing
Epilepsy, or falling Ills, spasms, CLAMPS, and
aii forms of nervous diseases. Among those
who have been permanently cured, we misht
mention . member Of The family OF James II.
Beadle. Huntsville; Alabama MrM P Sledge,
Cabin Point, Surry county, Va, and Mr.. W.
Ligioh, Grenada, Mississippi. We might 90
on etlut1efalipg q number OF others, until we
had entirely filled up this column'of our paper
but we Think we have said sunic lent To salts
~ every person thai the subject under con.
slderation is one OF vital importance to every
one. Reader il You are q we'll man or wo.
man, and have no need of a remedy, perhaps
you Know some pers1n who is not equally
blessed as yourself, if so, cut out this notice
and send II to him or her. 1t will cost YOU
but title trouble, and probably it will make
YOU instrumental in curing some poor, a%flict-
ed mortal OF That dreadful visitation, Epilepsy,
or falling sickness.
Those Pills, besides curing Epilepsy, are o
specific for all notifications Of nervous dis.
ease. Price, SO per box; Two boxes tor S.;
twelve boxes for $24. Persons enclosing a re-
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03
A HUMAN LIFE sAVEDl

DowAGiAC, Mich, March IL. 1856.
J.A. RHODES, ESD; Dear Sir-AsI took
your medicine to sell Oh consignment, mo cure,
no paw" | take pleasure in stating lis effects as
reported to me by three brothers wh9 live i'll this
place, and their testimony a f!irspecin.en of all
l have received;
WIS CoxKLlN told mc-"Ihnd taken nine bot
ties of Christie's Ague Balsam, and continually
run Town while using it until my lun2sGnd liver
were COngestcdt to that degree, that blood dis
charged from my mouth and bowels. so that all
thought il impossible for me to live through an
other chilli. The doctors too, did all they could
for me, but Thought | must die. Nothing did NC
any good until / got Rhodes Fever aud Aeuo
Cure, which at once relieved me Of the distress
and nausea at my stomachc, and pain in my head
aad bowels. and produced a parma nent cuie in q
short time
II. NJ. CoStLl1; say& l had been taking med
icine of as good a doctor as We have in our coEu-
ty, and taken any quantity of Quinire and speci-
tcs without any good result, from 18th August
to 18TH December. But seeing how nicely it op-
Grated On my brother. l got a bottle of RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE, which effected a
permanent cure by using two-thirds Of a bcttle.''
$. NJ CoNKLIY was not here, but both the other
brothers say his case was the same as IL. Ms
! sold the medicine to both the same day, and the
cure was MS speedy from the same small quantity
and l might so specify. Yours with respect.
y HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks fer itself. Good proof as it
is, il is of no better tenor than the vast number
of like certificates ] have already published, and
the still greater amount that is continually pour
ing in TO me.
One thing more. Last year l had occasion to
Caution the Public in these Words
'.InOticc one firm irho haze taken one of'mp
genercl circulars. substituted the name Of their
noStrlm Jormy medicine, and then NTH 6rasen
impudeRce end their pamphlet NTH the eEcl0ma-
ton, Let the proprietor Of any Other medicine
sag as much ifhe dare - &c.
Now | take pleasure in saying that the caution
referred to the same ''Dr. Christie's Ague Bal
SAM that is mentioned in the above certificate.
There are several fther industrious people who
are applying to thei. poisonous trash all that |
publish. about my Fever and Ague Cure, or Anti
dote to Malaria. except the certificates of cures,
and the certificate of The celebrated Chemist DR.
James r. Chiffon of n. Yin favor of its perfect
~ HARMLESS CHARACTER, which is attach
ed to every bottle. These viii always serve TO
distinguish my medicine from imitation.
JAS. a., RHODES, Proprietor
Providence. RI.
Wholesale Agents, st. Louis, H. BLAcKsLEY; ;
Chicago, BARtLAY BRos.; Eaton, j., p. Book
ines & Co. And for sale by Druggistsgenerally.
April "a, lS56--Sm.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03
WashinssDn's waraihg .vuiss 10 she Block
Republicans.

Gen. WAsmSsgoS, in his farewell Address,
thus warns ~ihecouulry against tbe Black Re-
pnblieaps;
ssThe unity ofgovetnme ut which CONSTITUTES
YOU one people, is also now dear 10 you. ltis
Justly so, for IL is che main piH0i' in ;be ed'hce
of your real independence the support ,ol
your tranquility Of homo, yonr neanes abroad.
ofyoaf safety, Of your prosperity, eCthst verv
titertg gkitk you 80 highly prize. But asst IS
easy 10 foisee that, from different quarters,
much pains viii be taken, many articles en-
bioyed, 10 weaken 10 your minds the conyic-
lion OF This ruth; as this is the point IN youi
political fortress against which the batteries OF
iatsrnat and external enemies will be most
constantly snd actively. Though often coSerily
and jnsidtously,y directed, 1t is Of infinite mo.
lnent tint you should properly estimate the
immense value OF your National Union 10 your
collective ard Individual happiness; that you
SHOULD chefisha cordial, habnnsl, and immoy.
able atfachmentio i.J accus,oming yourselves
10 speak Of il as . nalladium OF your safety and
prosperity, watching for It's preservation with
Jealous anxiety; MISUNDERSTANDING whatever
may suggest eptn q suspicion ibatl can, in any
event, be abandoned; and INDIGNANTLY
BROWNING UPON EVERY ATTEMPT TO
ALLEVIATE ANY PORTION OF OUR
COUNTRY FROM THE REST, OR TO EN-,
PEBBLE TIE SACRED TIES WHICH NOW
LINK TOGETHER IFS VARIOUS PARTS.''
And then, speaking OF sectional parties, such
as are now embodied and represented at New
York and Philadelphia, says:
.'In comic mplating the causes which may
disturb our Union; IL occurs oS a matter ofse.
rinus concprn. that any pronnd shnnll have
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03
ANOTHER HRMARxAsLE CURE OF scRoF-

-
spatId, Carolina County. Va, Mstcb, 1854.
Messh. Bepnett& Beers. Richmond,
GenileRens- Your CsttersSpani,D Mixture
has performed a remarkable cure in The person
of a servant man. ahlictedswiul Sc rofnls IN the
very. worst form, So bad bad he become, that
his eyes were entirely closed. and had been so
Tor more than Q yeafl As q last resort, as
everything else had failed, it was resolved 10
Try the mixture. We administered 1t accord
ing TO directions, and wonderful TO say, a per.
feet cure has been effected. | am. satisfied
that no medicine equals "Carier's Spanish
Mixture" as a purifier Of lie blood. Ii is ere.
ating quite an excitement here, and sells very
rapidly. Send another lot by Railroad.
Yours truly, DIS. BR0ADDUS.
And for sale by Fred'k Etksteine Cincinnati,
Minshall &Co.. Eaton Dean a Surface, Upsher,
j. CobliDtz. Lewisburg, John Gale. West Aley-
andria. Michael 4 Co., Winchester, J. II. Bonn.
Camden, /. 5 Showalter, New Paris.
Brookins & 5 N, Eaton, o..
/ June 26,-Im.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03
tfisnds Of progress Mseting.

A three day meeting Of The friends o fHumar
Progress viii be held ina grove near win.
chester, PEBBLE CO., o.. commencing on Fri,
day july II, 1855. d. A. Hine, Anne Den.or
Csidge, and VIM. Denton, have engaged 10 at
tend. Other speakers may be expected. Al
who wish 10 teach and all who are Iesirous Il
ltarn, are earnestly invited 10 attend.
SAMUEL T. CROSS,
G. W. BOOKWALTER,
THOMAS DEVITTE,
MARTIN LAWRENCE,
&C. H. GRIMES,
VIM. BONER,
THOMAS II. FARRELL,
Commute Of Arrangements.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03
SECOND DISPATCH.
ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY.,

- . Of. LOUIS, SnIUTdaY, June %.
Advices received to-day from Lawrence 10
the 20th, confrm the report Of The resignation
Of GoyernorShannon
A small foree.of Summers troops met eighty
armed MissoDrians on the 18Th inst, and com.
msnded them 10 dispense.
The HISTORIANS refused and fred a volley.
The troops charged, put them 10 flight and
drove them away. The Missonrians threw
away all their arms and accouleImenis in The
rnpidity Of their retreat. Nothing further Of
the repor. OF the death OF The Ind ian Agent,
Gay.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03

David Miller and Eliza treble Common Pleas.
against,
William Newton, ct al. Petition for Partition
THE above named defendants. William
Newton, John Newton. Mary L. Newton, Eliza
beth Madison. John Madison Milton +. BAIL.
Anna Brown, Mary T.. Stowe and John n, Stowe,
WI take notice that a petition was filed against
them on the 26th day o May, A. b. 1886. in the
Court of Common Pleas Of Preble county Ohio, by
the above named David Miller and Eliza Ann
Miller, his wife, and is now pending wherein the
said plaintiffs demand partition of the following
Real Estate situate. lying and being in the coun-
~ of Preble and State Of Ohio, and described as
follows, to wit A part Of the south west quarter
Of section thirtv-three 1881 IN Township six ~ of
Range two (2) East &c. containing forty acres of
land more or less, aud that at the next Term Of
said Court, the said plaintiffs, will apply for an
order that said partition may be mad according-
ly., Attest. }. II. ZOOS,
May 80 lSjG-6w. Atty. for petitioners.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03

WANTED.-The New York Herald ADVERT
ses for q good, graphic, compact aid complete
history Of the birth, growth, expansion, de,
cine, collapse, death and burial Of the lac
great Know Nothing party, for the use Of al
the political block heads of the day during
the Presidential contest.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03
La.er from Kansas.
Sr. Lhuls, Friday, June 2I

ST. L1uis, Friday, June 81.
Hcveruo. Shannun, OF Kansas arrived las
hight. lie authorizes The Republican, ihrongf
Mr.. Barnum, 10 say that lie has not resigned
He came Ia. meet his vito, and will return IL
Kansas in The course OF a week. He report,
all quiet in lie Territory. 4! letter of The Re
publican, dated Weslpurt, June "a, says 0
meeting was held at that place on Sunday
last, %denonncing The murder OF ttie Indian
Agent, Gay.
A committee was appointed 10 address The
Governor of Missouri, acguainting him with the
murder and asking him 10 offer e lie ward forihe
apprehension of The murderers. Thirty Ave
citizens Of Westport have subscribed 1856 in
sums from $40 TO $50 each, for the apprchen-
sion and conviction OF the assassi0s. The
Chicago company Of emigranis, disarmed A.
Lexington on Sunday last, were aboard the
Star of The West.
When The boat landed, n committee OF citi-
gems went aboard and informed CGptnin Dix
Of the object II their visit. lie introduced
them 10 Mr.. Andrews, President OF the Com
pany, who informed them that he had seventy
six men under his charge, going 10 Kansas for
the purpose OF settlrment. Theyseaci. had q
gun, and il was their determination TO keep
them. H3sf ttS@ Tw@
Tie committe replied that they were, satisfied
ofthe hostile intentions Of The party, that they
were recruits for Lane and Reeder, aud lhat
The people Of The town had determined they
should mol pass without giving up their inns
After considerable conversation between the
committee and Reeder's company, it was
agreed that the arms should be taken ashore
and placed IN The custody Of Responsible mer-
chants; TO be given mp when the present diff
cufties in Kansas should be settled.
The arms were found secreted III various
parts oithe boo. as represented by The party,
turned out 10 be Hairs caibines, all loaded,
with bsyonets attached.
No Yiulehce was offered 10 lie nary.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03


The great popularity which MOFFAT'SLIFE
PILLS and PHHEIX BITTERS have attained
in consequence of the extraordinary cures effect
ed by heir use, renders it unnecessary for the
proprietor to enter into q particular analysis Of
their medical virtues or properties, Having been
more than twenty years before the public, and
having the united testimony of More than Three
Millions of persons who have been restored to
the enjoyment Of perfect health by them. it is
believed that their reputation as The best vegeta-
Bile medicine now before the public, admits ofno
dispute. In almost every city and yillagc in the
United States, there are many who are ready to
testify to their efficacy in remoyeing disease and
giving to the whole system renewed vigor and
health.
Inc0ses Of SCR0FULA, ULCERS. SCUREY
or EGCPTI0NS ofthe skin, the operation of the
Life Medicines is truly astonis hing. often rcnov-
ing in a few days, every vestige of these loath-
some diseases. by'their purifying effects on the
blood. Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia. Dropsy,,
Piles, and in short most all diseases. soon yield
totbeir curative properties, No family should
be without them, as BY their timely use much
suffering and expense may be saved.
PREPARED ny
WILLIAM B. M0FFAT. Nd
ANDFoR SALE BY BooKIYs son.
Jan. 3lst, lSj6--1y. Eaton Ohio.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03

CAN'T SToP THEN. The Boston Courier
says many Of the B1ston WEBSTER national
wings will support the BUaHAsAN ticket, and
endeavors 10 persuade them not 10 do it. The
Courier's efforts are OF no use. The move
nient cannot be stopped.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03
TAKE NOTICE, EVERY BODY

NJ HON il may concern. AS The surviving
Wy partnels Of the FIRM OF Bruce, Hank d
Co, are determined to close up the books of
said firm, whhoA further delay, they would
notify every one Knowing himself indebted
either by note OF on b ok account, 10 come
forward on or before the Isl or July next, and
settle up. or said claims Hereafcr will be
left in the hands of the proper cfRrer for col
lection. BRUCE, HACK & Co.
ar ALSO, those indebted 10 tie firm of
McCsbe q Bruce wil:save cos: ly coming and
paying of their Indebtedness on OF elore the
lime above specified, o., ibey cannot be indul-
Iged longel than The perind nnmtd.
McCA6E & BRUCE.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03

DThe Democratic papers of Connection
clam the Stale Tor Buchanan and Breckin.
ridge, BY majority Of Eve thousand, and oGer
10 bet on it..
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03

D"CoscRRT by OLD BuLLl'' said a Yankee,
reading a poster. "Whar'.i they git up next;
Our old bull Bnndle can beller like sixty; bu'
! never head of his goiu' round gisin' con.
certsg' ~ u
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03

ITLeaye your grievances as Napoleon did
his letters, unopened for three weeks, and ii
is astonishing how few 81 them will require
nswerihg
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-07-03

No fRNEa.-Wha. shall | do, Caroline? I'm
worried almost 10 death. | Shan't te able 10
go into colois this season, fot doctor says hls-
band can't possibly live long.