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Hnglish Ale and Porter OF all brands
Cigars do do
Cordials do 40
Cross Blackwell's Loadon Picklea and
Preserves Of all kinds
Coffee, Sugar, Teas, &c, &c
SoI fean avenue, opposite National Hotel.
jan S-Iy Jonas p lew
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IL ~ bAhEGE ROBES-JUsT Rece,veds
l2b syS ne , subsefibef, 2f Penn syeane beiweSu
FRANK 4. MCGEE.
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ISAAC HERzBERs,

LICENSED PAWyRRorr,
win loan go, ooo In Gums TO ,uit, on I'm ER
o. ysfae Ne. 40 Pennsyivanis avenue s ,as
- so"' jan 7.so3uS
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sAAIS! HAYsl

70 IN . IANBLY O 4
~ supply Of BEEBE'S
NEW YORE STYLES,
together with TAYLOR'S
u A rs, Of BALTI-
MORE: The best black
dress HATS got up In
she latest style for % SO, A
good a. those usually soll
q Ssi and . good fashion
soie Hat at %, worth "a;
In0 D nr1t.Iate Hat. 40 81
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To THE PUBLIC

OhN DENNIS HAVING TAKEN THE
wei SuoWn Coach Factory, or 9Th oISGER,
street, between Louisiana avenue and 66S
Cstreet, long conducted by Mr.. lon yoH56G
noW prepared to manufacture and repair III
descriptions Of COACHES, BUGGIESi WAC
I'VE, &c, on the most reasonable .erms. In the
RESPECTFULLY Invites his fellow citizens 70 give him
= 1Aoi- mar 6-3n
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ALEXANDRIA AND WAsuIN9TON
BOAT

V'HE STEAMER GEuRsE WASHINGTON
hoay: EAS-N
Leave Alexsndia ~, 9,n,Ix. III.
I've washington -, 10, 12, 28 ,5k
ieo io-a JOB CORSUN Cant,tn
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AINWRIGHT & CO, Paris

The owners Of these ships will not DC accoun
table for gold, liver, bullien, specie, jewelry,
are signed therefor and the value u ereof en- press
ed therein. feb q
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Wiliards' Hetel-y. n A. WILLIAM

WfIIards' Hetel-y.o n A. WILLARD.
NJ M PennocI, UsN Mr. Brega, NY
A Bates, lass M CottrelI, VI
9 Durgin, NY b Williams, Mass
Beer do Falls, SC
Franks, Pa Miss Falls, do
l. ID CozIens, NY Mrs Havecvsr. do
b Newell. ga Whiting do
Hon Pecf, Va H steele, NH
J Porter, Mass JKingxl.y. do
G Day, Ga 8 stark, tx. do
X Dalglish, Eng Billings, do
q Sianam, "a Mr. Hubbard, ly, do
MIS- Disney, D d Hubbaed, Mass
w Disney, do II T Morrill,, Nh
w flateaus, NY Downing, VIZ
", ID Fields, do Davis, NY
wade, DO 8 n Keep, Pa
NJ Eldridge, Va en- Bleck,NY
" Digs, ~, NY w A Blossom, Mass
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naItf LIN Foh I'd WARDS FERRY,
- and LeesoHrs, Va, via s,sx..--y,,,7T.s
Chcss Peake and HE canal &zSsxszzszf5
The Packet Boats ARGo ard NJ c. Mics will
commence making daily trips to The above points
on MONDAY, March I'D, leaving the wha Of w .
n. q n kitfer, Georgetown ev ~ morning
at . o'clock, Sundays excepted
Tickets to Edwards Ferry, s1.l2 through
nckes, sl!S. Meals served on the boats at
moderate prices
or further information, inquire at tie store q
w. n & II. Ritter, G georgetown mar 40
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Ne. se7 Pa ave-, opposite Natl snai Hotel.
JONAS r. LEVY,
IMPoRrRR AND DEALER IN PINE
WINES, BRAEDIEs, GROCERIES, AND

HAS IN STORE A VERY CHOICE Az.
II sortment Of Champagne In quarts and pinls.
XXI; and fresan de Bausey, and other desirable
Brands; Brandy IN cask and bottles Vintage
i1W 70 1870 Runs Of all kinds; Whiskeys 154O
20 less Holland Gin Of al kinds;
Claret Wines Of all hranda
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAL

For freteht or passa e apply to
EDW'D X. COLLINS, No So WaIl-st NY.
BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & co No u Aus
tin Friars, London.
B. s.. WAINWRIGHT CO Paris
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNIFY PROM
Loss By FIREI
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE..
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL........$1, 2So, 600
FARMERS AND MHCHANICg INSUI-
-kECR CO., OF PHILADELPHIA.
Ohcs Rorthvesf corner PennsyIranta avenue and INA
strsct, Washington Ciy, D. c.
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McGREGOR 4 Cu.,k

Mc6REGOR q CO.'S
a TEN SIVE HOUSE-FURNISHIN6
u HAREkOOlS, nos. $50, So, and 5!I Sew.
enth street.
FCLL sBTTs OF
PARLOR,
DINING ROOM,
HALL, and
CHAMBER FURNITURE, In
MAHOGANY,
WALNUT,
ROSEWOOD, and
OAK.
ana general as,crtment Of all HOUSEKHEP.
ING GOODS always on hand, at lowest prices
Every attention given our customers
af- Houses furnished entire, az short notice
mar i5-eo1m
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DIRECTIONS.
Hon. Tho, r. Florence, Charles Dingee,
George ii. Armstrong, Tnomas manderneid,
Charles Rubicarn Edward r. Helmbold
George HelmboId, r. Carroll Brewster,
James e. NEAL, Isaac Leech, Jr.
THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD n. HELMBOLD. Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 3s7 d street, opposite City
Hall.
yno. II. Thornton, corner First stree tand Virsinia
avenue, Island.
James Williams, No. % Four-and .a.hal street,
Pennsylvania avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR,
Capt. j.; T. Levy, No. S67 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite National Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson,
authorized Capital and .assefs Sl,473,O61 OF.
ASSETS. .............S523,O5 OF.
Invested in Bonds, Mortgages, and Good Securities.
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ROCKY HILL, somerset Co., N.J.,}

July Il, l61i.
DR. J.. @. AIsl,-Since your medicine has Be.
come Known mere IL has greater demand than
any other cough remedy we have ever sold. II n
spoken Of In terms Of unmeasured praise bv thoas
who have used II, and know Of some cases wbere
the best they can say Of II Is not too much for the
good 1t has done. / take pleasure In selling N
because know that I am giving my customers
the worth OF their money, and feel gratided in
seeing the benefit confers.
Please send me further supply, and believe
me Yours, with respect,
JOHN G. wHITLOCK.
P.S. Almost any number Of certificates can be
sent II you wish IL.
WINDSOR, C. W., June q, 1852
Dr.. J. O. AVER. Sir,-This NAV certify that
have used your CHKRRI PICTORIAL for upyards
OF one year; and 1t Is my sincere belief that I
should have been In my ave ere this time n /
had not 1t has cured me Of a dangerous afYec-
ton Of the lungs, and do not overstate INV CON
vtctions when tell you 1t is priceless remedy
yours vsry respectfully,
.A.McCLUREsA Attorney at Law.
WHEsBAlRx, Pa September q, 1850
DR. O. AYR. My dear Sir Your medicine
Is much approved of by those who have used IL
mere, ana It's composition 10 such to insure and
maintain Its reputation invariably recon-
our principal physicians
| am your friend,
CHAS. STRRATER, NJ. D..
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AY Err, Chemist, Low.
Sold Syz D. GILMAN, Washington, and all
respectable druggists. dec e-4m
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AB0nxOF UslVEkSAL ksoWLEDaE.

lust PUBLISHED, THE MOST USEFUL
~ and extraordinary volume ever vet issued from
the press, as II comprises all the Information con-
tained Ia dozen Of any other books Of informa.
ton that have hitherto been printed The title
OF this wonderful Book Is as follows s.Ino utre
Wlthin for Anything you want to Know; or, over
800 Facts for the People " A large volume of
500 pages-cloth, gilt-price 81
For sale by A. ADAMSON,
Bookseller, 5th street. opposite the Pos. Once,
Washington City. mar 1871
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hsSET5........... OF.
nve, ted in Bonds, Mortgages, and Good Securities
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
NOTICE

IS hereby, given that there will be a petition
to present to tho Board of County Commissioners.
in and for the County of Treble and State OF
Ohio. at their next regular session. the object
and pray r of which petition, will be to have a
County Road laid out and .sta bli shed as follows.
to wit. Chnnsncing at the section line, close to
William Sweshcr's miil-dtm, m Harrison Town
ship, in the County Road running West from
said Swisher's mill, il being on the West line Of
David Syior's land running South on the section
line to the South least corner Of John RexeS
farm. in Twin Township: thence Southwest
to the County Road running West from what
used TO be called Viewers mill, and about forty
rods West of said mill and there to termi late az
said County Road. IN Twin Township, Preble
County. Ohio. PETITIONER.
Oct u. 1877.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
Later from Havss ma and CalifOr-
NEW YoRK, Monday, Nov. 2.

JIM, NAouuay, NOV. z.
The United States mail steamship
Quaker Cty, which left Havana on the
29th ult., arrived here this evening.
The steamer Star Of The Vest, from
Aspinwall, had arrived at Havana, and
would leave on the Both ult. for New
York. She has 81, 500, 900 in gold on
board, besides S50e,O0O for England.
Thirty-fve of her passengers, inclu-
ding Scnator Broderick and Colonel Ere
mont, arrived here by the Quaker City.
The connecting steamer Golden Gate
left San Francisco on the 9Th ult. Her
mahcinery became disabled, and she re-
turned to that port on the 10th ult.
The steamer Golden Age left in her
stead on the 18th ult., and arrived at
Panama on the 24th ult. The sloop-of-
war ST. Louis left Havana for Aspinwall
on the 18th ult. The Herald of San
Francisco, of the 9th ult., is the only
California paper brought by the Quaker
portant character.
Kinks wagon-road party had been at
tackled by the Indians, but the latter
were repulsed without loss.
1t is said to be the intention of the
Mormons to go into the Russian Pos
sessions should matters prove serious.
The advices from Havana are unim-
portant. The health of the city was
good.
1t was reported that the appointment
of Mirasol to relieve Concha was unac-
ceptable.
Sugars nominally lower; holders pre-
ferred to ship to the United States.
Gold, three per cent. premium.
The shipment of small cargoes to
Europe was active. There were no
frcights for heavy cargoes.
The Qmaher City brought S173,0 600
in specie.
The official returns from nearly all
the counties in California had been re-
ceived, which show Weller's majority
over all to be l 1900.
The majority in favor of payment of
the State debt was 5000.
The Senate stands twenty-five Demo
Gratis and five Republicans, and the AS
ffty-four Democrats and six
teen opposition.
The crops were large ahead of the
The news of the panic in New York
little surprise.
The trialof Treasurer Bates resulted
in favor Of the State to the full amount
of the bond, 500. 900.
The Mormons in Carson Valley would
for Utah October 25. Brigham
Young had ordered them to form a Sc
cret cavalry company, equipped with
one years provisions and clothing.
An expedition from Fort Buchanan
the Apache Indians killed fifty
and took one hundred and fifty prison
ers.
There was great excitement between
the Sonorians and the inhabitants of
Arizona. No American was allowed Il
passport into Sonora. t
The Pimo Indians had killed fifteen
Yumas and Apaches for outrages COM
nitted upon them. ,
There has been nothing received from
he Isthmus or South America.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05

HELMBoLD's UNIVERSALLY AP-
PROVED acknowledgements Extract
Buchu cures Diseases of the Bladder,
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness,
&c. Read the advertisement in anoth-
er column, headed "Hclmbold's Gonu-
inc Preparation"
Oct. %, 1S5T.-4t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
science Ministering to Enjoy
memt.

- e. "A. - - FL AEsLE4N ELa =
beauty and the Graces have enlisted
Science in their service. While discov.
eryea intention are achieving victo-
ries over time and space, to which the
tabled exploits Of the ancient necroman-
GERS were mere trlAes, they are also lend
ing new charms to the Poetry of Life.
We are told that this is an Utilitarian
Age, a sordid dollar!worshipping era
yet when we see the chemist and the
botanist combining their skill, knowl-
edge and labor in the production of a
perfume and cosmetic which fills the
boudoir and the dressing room with the
most exquisite fragrance, and imparts
freshness, purity and velvet softness to
the complexion and the skin, we must
admit that the claims of taste and re-
hnement are still recognized amid the
sterner pursuits of science.
Ladies are not expected to be deeply
interested in the improvements of the
steam engine, or in the instantaneous
conversion of crude into steel; but when
chemistry furnishes them such an article
as .MURRAY. AND EANMAN's FLORIDA
WATER, they begin to- think that the
laboratory is an !inestimable institution.
Truly this accessory Of the toilet is a
wonderful preparation. It embalms the
living odors of the rarest flowers and
aromatic plants of the South. The VIOLA
tile essence which they exhale, is fixed
and rendered permanent in this odorif-
erous huid. AS the murmur of the
waves is said to be retained forever in
the windings of the sea-shell, so the in
visible aroma of the flowers survives al
ways in the floral extract referred to-
No perfume of modern times is equally
refreshing and enduring. The fabric
upon whichpit is sprinkled may be laid
asideswith the certainty of finding the
fragrance impaired to it u%nimpaircd, a
month afterwards. Florists who nurse
their hyacinths. camelias, and heliotro-
pes in glazed Conservatives, for the sake
of luxuriating amid summer odors in
the depth of winter, will find the flavor
from their forced exotics far inferior to
that of MURRAY AND LANMAN's FLOR
MATER. This may be deemed ex-
travagant eommendatiops by some of
lady readers, but before they doubt
let them nuke the comparison. 1t is
not safe in this age Of scientific mira
Giles to question the properties of any
invention, merely because they seem in
credible. We Use the article for two
r~easons--frst, because We relish its aro-
ma and second, because it acts as an
admirable counter-irritant after shaving.
il as advisable to ask for MURRAY AND
FLORIDA WATER, as there
tire, we understand, some. limitations In
the market.-N. Y. Dispatch.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
NEW ARRIVAL,

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens OF Eaton and vicinity, that he has Just
arrived here with a large and well assorted
stock Of Tailoring goods, consisting of
Cloths, Cassinscres and Nestings
of the best quality and most fashionable styles.
winch he will make mp to order to suit the most
fastidious: all work being done in the best man
ner. Also, a full assortment of ready lie
Cl thing. cheap and fine enough to suit every
body. Furnishing goods. such as
SHIRTS, COLLARS, SUSPENDERS & UNDER
GARMENTS, &C., in GREAT VARIETY;
everything to be sold at unusually low prices.
Call and convince yourself of the great bargains
to be got at AUTER'S Old Stand.
e. P. THUM,
sept. 24-tt- Successor to A. v. Auter.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05

Bar A good article will always tri-
umph over any pretended imitation. 1t
has been said that every city is a para
disc of humbugs; but let a really meri-
%torious article. capable of doing all that
is promised for it, and it will stand the
test of any opposition dependent upon
inflated notoriety and Hostcter's famed
Stomach Bitters bear evidence of this,
for it has been taken hold of by the
people and tried, and not found want
ing in any case of Dyspepsia, in any
form. When these facts are known,
why should it not be appreciated, and
used by everybody. For sale by Drug
giste and Dealers generally.
Oct IL 1t
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
HoLLowAY's
THE GREAT COUNTER IER11ANT

- 10y
The virtue of disease oftcn n, kes Us way to
the Internal organs through the Iorek oi TIE
skin. This penetrating Ointment, melting uH-
der the hand as it is rubbedin. is absorbed thro',
the same channels. and, reaching the scat Of In
whether located In the Kidneys. the liver. ne
lungs, or nny other important organ; 1tt'en.-7
trates the surface 10 the interioI, through rs
as summer rain passes into the feyrred earhao
difusing its cool and regencrating influence
Skin Diseases and Glandular swelliDgs.
Every species of exterior irritation is IA ckly
reduced by the anti action. 81 tbs.
Ointment. Angra ERuPTIoHs, such as SAT-
RuEuM, ERYsrPELAs, 1ErrER -RIsewoRN. ScAL''
HEAD, NETrLs RASH, ScABIEs Tor Itch9 &c. die
out. TO return no more. under its application
Hospital experience in all parts Of tho world
provesits infallibility in diseases of the SkIh,
the muscles, the joints and tf:e glands. ia
ULCERS, SORES AMI TUMGHs. ~;
The effect Of this unri vailed external remedy
upon Scrofuia, and other virulert Ulcers ara
sores, is nj .Io$t mira cutous. 1t first dIschaFgea
the poison which produces IuppuratIona and proud
flesh. and thus the cures whichits bcaifng PROF.
critics afferward complete IRE safe as vel! az
permanent.
Wounds, Bruises, Burns and Eea!G1. s-I-
In cases ofthe fracture of bones.injuries CT aus:
ed by steam explosions, Bruises, BuKHs, ScALI,..
RHEuxATIsE, STIFFNESS OF the JorxTs. and c liz
" m BIZ the faculty. Thi. marvellous
remedy has been introduced by its i1FeAtor la
person into all the leading Hospitals of Europe.
and no private household should be wirhouriE,
UNDESIRABLE TESTIMONY. e-'
The Medical Stat of the French Ind English
Armies in the Crimea have officially signed their
approval of Hollaway's Ointment. as the most!
reliable dressing for sabre cuts, stabs, and gun
shot wounds. II Is alsoused By the surgcons" If
the Allied Navies. .- .t.- -..fe.I =.rz =
Both the Ointment and the FfHs sAou1d6 be
used in the tfoHototng cases =
Bunions, Mercurial Eruptions. Swellcd Glands.
Burns, Piles, Sore Legs, Stiff Joints
Chapped Hands, Rheumatism, Sore Breasts
Sprains, letter, Chilblains, RingwoIm, Ulcss%
EistuIa, Salt Rheum, Sore Threats, GouiS
Vencreal Sores, Scalds, Sores of all kinG>,
Wounds of all kinds, Lumba 60, Skin Discs ses.
Sold ct the Manufn ctorics Of Frofeskef'
uoLLowAr, SO Maiden Lane, New York, and e44
Strand, London. BY all respectable Druggists
and Dealers in Medicine throughput the Cnitesi-
States and the civilized world, in pots,at2..
cents, 6215 cents, and 81 each.
"a There is a considerable sarir e by taking
the larger sizes.
N. B-Direotions for the guidance Of patients,
in every disorder are affixed to each POT,
January l5, 1866.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
L ETS
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby ginen that n petition will be
pre- Sented to the County Commissioners at 'hcir
next regular l'eccmb: IT session. asking the ap-
pointmcnt o. Commissioners to lay out and e.
tnblish n Free Turnpike road, commencing at
the Dayton and Western Turnpike road on the
line between section g and SIS in Washington
Township: thence on the section line west as al
so on the line of the present road, to the road
running II rth aud south between Washington
and Townships -
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
A PETITIONER.


ELIZABETH Lock. Evecutriz of Public Prob tie
JOHN LOCK, dece .sed, Court Petition
Is. to sell lands to
PETER Lock, eft al. pay debts.
In obedience to the order of the & ut in tn,
above cause on Saturday. No.embcr 20. 1857.
between lU A. VI. and 4 O'Clock T.. NJ, l will or
fer for sale on the premises the following real
estate, situa ted in Prebie County. Ohio. to wit:
Being part of the Southeast quarter Of Sec
tiOn twcnt: ,rownshipSeven, Range Three, East
Beginning on the Section line of sevcnty-two
poles South of the North cast corner of said
quarter: thence North eightY-two and q half de-
gees West. twelve po:es AID sixteen links to a
corner: thence North seventy eight degrees to u
corner; thence South four degrees, East forty
two poles to a corner: thence North sixty four
degrees East, fit y-:our poles and twenty-five
links to n corner; thence No tn four degrees
West ,..cIght poles 10 the place O. beginning, con-
Il lining eight acres"
Also. "a part of the South west quarter, Sec
ton twenty one, Township Seven. Range three,
East, beginning on the half Section line. seven
ty-cight poles West of the North ea st of the
quartcro of Section twenty.one, afore-
aid: thence West with tho varia tons on the
half Section line. ffty-two poles and twenty
links to a stone corner; thence South frty-three
degrees East, thirty-six poles and sixteen links
TO a stone corner: thence SoLth thirty-one and n
half degrees East. twenty poles and ten inks TO
a stone corner; thence North eight -four de-
grees East, fftcen po'es and twenty-threc links
to a stone corner; thence North parallel to the
Section line f%orty-one poles to the place of be.
ginning, containing eight acres and twelve poles.
The said tracts will be sold seplrItcIyor torcth-
err as will best suit purchasers.
Appraised at e.
TERMS OF SALE:
One third cash and the residue in two equal
payments IN one and two years with Interest
from the day of sale. to be secured by mortgage
ELIZABETH LOCK. Ex't'x of
JOHN LOCK, decd.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
Price 81 per Bottle, or Six for Sd
RcIiYGrcG to any d

Accompanied by reliable and responsible Ger
titicates from Professors of Medical Colleges,
Clergymen and others.
Prepared and sold by II. T HELMBoLD,
Practical and analytical Chemist.
No. 81 South TENTH street. below Chestnut,
Assembly RnildinssY PhiIadalPhia--
szy- To be had O. all Druggistss and Deal
ers throughout the United States, Canadas, aud
British Provinces.
sH beware of Couuterreits--I
Ask for Iielmbold's-Take no other.
CURES GUARANTEED.
For Sale by j. p. BROOKINS & Son.
Sent. 8, 1857
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
Eaton Commercial school.

The first Winter Session Of this School will!
commence on Monday evening. 9th of November
Those desiring to attend. to receive instruction
in Single aud Double entry BOOK Keeping, will
do well to mike immediate application to the
subscriber, as but n limited number of Studepts
can be accommodated.
CHARLES W. SWAIN, Instructor.
Oct. &c. 1857.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05

PERHAPS many of our friends are not aware
yet that LESH sells the cheapest goods of any
house in the country. In addition to low prices,
another attraction at his store is, that he doe~
not buy too many goods at one time; but buys
frequently, thereby keeping his
Stock Suectened up roih the Latest Styles,
and INCEST Goods in the Market.
Another item of attractioa is that he is tn king
in n ~ N. r1,on 80 -
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-11-05
The Last American IIOrSe-Race
Victory in England.

The Pittsburgh Chronicle, in the fol
lowing remarks, detracts somewhat from
the credit of the last American horse,
race triumph in England. 1t says:
But two days ago the public learned
the fact that Mr.. Ten. Brock had won
the C~esarewitch stakes with "Priorcss,'
pockcting nearly S250,000 by the opera
ton; anlycsterday the telegraph brought
us intelligence of the victory of"Bellc,"
another of Mr.. rs horses, in the race
for the New Market Cup"
"Belle," though Mr.. Ten. Brock
property, is an English marc. She was
sired by the celebrated "Slanc," an Irish
horse, but for some years the property Of
an Englishman, and was purchased by
Mr.. Ten. Brock shortly after his arri-
val in England, she being then two
years old. The telegraph states that
the race in which she came off a victor
was the Anew Market Cup" This is
manifestly a mistake. She was not
entered for thatrace, but she was for 'the
Bedford stakes, New Market; distance
five furlongs and one hundred and six
ty-two yards, and nine subscribers."-
This race was run on the 14th, the day
succeeding the victory of "Prioress,"
and We have not a doubt but that it was
this, and not the cup which she won.