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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-19
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The following named persons are QUIZ o,,l,,c,in'
agents to collect monies due lof' aii'' ''oN''
'tons to- the " DEMocnNr."
ARTHUR McKENNA, Jackson La
Y. CHICK. Port Hudson: CO..,
JOUN A. McIIUGll. Plains store
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-19
LETTER FROM MIR. iANCE1 OF ALA

-, ,,.,.o,,or,, ,a,e,,iser contains a letter from
Inc Moh'e'"''s a., .,,,.o ,r,ln disu.
VIM. u. lanccy, WIN rcRaIa " =" ~,
non. and the Kansas Conference ElIl. we eN'f"c'
,,o C,lIowipo nortion:
a, ;;o1ao, r,,t,nrs or pullia interest arc Away
y i,,,J nrr rnnnit y,nen nnd as il II quite II
u. We co'','n' % H. H. nIi i raHnrt IL The proceedings
"c.l'' m Wy" ,,,,;nn vill apno,r win giyc yOu
o' 'ne lai +; I;or nr u,n matters yon ,ropound
my n1 :" M, n,rndncn the subject II the African
J. lulu '.2 ,tu'a ~ 1g,,rf,crtt convention
save 'rnuc INV ,i, Wv ,,, LnlI d Knoxville had
luz Ely ,r "naicrntfnu for several DAYS anl
an oin3oJ c"mmttcc tofnva.tteto IT, and to report
"Pl'''',,' ~, :" " ,,;,,, =, N,,,faau,# ~ Vas not u
~ w, W, 49, ~, III, ,,,,mfinn Lnt ,g,s npuoiutui by
mcmpcr VI NV N', II II, ,..,,i,r without
III, ~ ,,a,,.' ..n,,.''i,nd
W. WIN ~, ,nn,crtin, ptat at Wnnlgumrrv The \
w. " Will, .n,,.,,I.. ,fY ,.rrntt niYlr uu 4
chairman " t.,'t , r ..ir0. w, tnn Slrir,n
',npotn'r ''P','t III ,.,,I \, nn knrw nr III.
say u'uu' Y. Hill " ,l li',,,tn, M rru.i,np
toh''n's ~. w ~ y ] ~, I'M n,,,.ltn nupyo,p nr
Won - '".' % -, ~ y, y, ,. , tt.'t l.. 1,s NM
"'ePo,.; ';n' ~ ,,tr,l.f'.t .,,,rr,rl III. df-.put
t',I" IN , ~ oramc"is "md nrojtjon. of tha eabo.
10 oa.l .ne ~ "a,, u IN ,,It,I INIT shonM
"'e Pnl'.' J"ni M | H. , ti,t, /. and ON IN next
cAp'"ih NY ppa,No w. i,,i, " i'.,, If ,,.rt ~ .rrh
i H Ava s,l,nt !, ha1 r,r1nad an opinion up.
'. M, a. ,,,,, @ crlti.i, I ,,.,. nr,f,,f..l 10 .tlil
''' AZ r., Iii Nj, h ,n III NV rnpnr, INA,
i,,nr =, n,,.,d m nm i, Narrowed Of fthr rappoI-
., :, ,r",, t,,., i.,.r. Il, ,rhirh IN rp.Iity I
,a : ra u, m,t,rrI nnI lid ntiiun.. but ID ~teh
,,, 49,, ,ni,,d !, ,,tyn,,tIy y.Itarl
ny W., % liI ,,,,,,nl Ill.,. .rt,iy VI, r.,gl uf tln
"r n""' - r,. ~ ,,tirt MI, ar sl trn,l. IN Slave
,nms a :" I"'G ~ l ,',l ,i,l p,lr tlo.a l,.y4 Stood
Pna1s ,, ~ ~ 1l.,s I.ra.t condemnation IN. oll.
n"yn Government or the i.tttutfou Of Slavery. m 81
moral and sociol aspect. AID Indirectly operated to
r".,rict nnr rolitf,i row r.
In ,n,,int M. Recommendation. my care wa NOT
much r, tn African slas,. i.ier but wals fp strip
H.. S"utInrn el,rn Of ltaloi tu trl a.l rnt
o,v n,,nry s,fl i.4t yoi,l iua Fl. ..r mpYcmcni-
r. r,,.t loose c.cry rup. tlna aorl ~ "a du+ upou
NH ,roorr.. WI. h.tye ns& thn moral cuud mua.
l,on Of Chl.irndom upon ", ~ GN IN ..'.s ',
oorl'c W. S,,Hn.' i'i f.f.l, irrl. , I,gc- Y
prnry We have Since l,l. hal tAr a tr, p
Congressional laws plta Af2a ~ ~ .''.1' '.',
trade a'so y "a" "",4 ~ Ii rry Lfr
,,,h" D:,rirt Of Columbia fosslls
ON this view of the suhi.ri lad a. right io eNp'r
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MASONIC CELEBRATION.

ATT 4 REGULAR MEETING, held the 9th inst,
IN il was resolved, 4" That Olive Lodge, No ~, A.
MT. Mil. celebrate the anniversary Of 81. John the
Hnptis tie 2ith Of June next" .
Members Of Lodges, IN good standing, are invited
10 ion in the festivities Of the occasion.
T.. w. BARNES,
El.rHEM HAYNES.
Tuus l.. Nc GnEE, Committee
Moses MEYER OF
j. G. De ARMoSD, Arrangements.
W. II. CoBB,
W. -. GAYLE.
Clinton, La, April s. 1sjs. ~ n
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-19

Hos. SAMUEL BAnD.-wc perceive that this d'st,r,
puigbcd gentleman intends assuming 'he eoi'ofl"'
management of u weekly Democratic paper 70 W
pubihed in Bastrop, Morchousc parish entitled 'e
Louisiana Standard. The first number VIII appear
cnrlv in August, Mr. Bard is an ablc 'hofongh,S
;,dononcnt and conscicncious writer ana ~ entrey
,,,lircd for the conducting of political Journal
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-19
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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-06-19

p,rsoy BRowSrow W-nooriHG among
,hc clcrrymen who are not content win preaching
,c Gospel. but must fain mcddle with other matters
i. por.on Brownlow of Knoxville, Tenn. While at
tending the Methodist Annual Convention, ut NASH
Vile he thus commented on hoops
All regret is that skiridom is expanding and the
fashions in vogue are still increasing the dstdnce br
tween man aud woman. At one moment ieel like
nyclpimiuv aOh that were boy agaln me
unxt moment feel indignant at the hoops, and feel
willing to join u regiment Of men in u vigorous rs,
sni,lt mon the rattan. whalcbonc cords, brass and
stool that have put asundcr what God has said ought
to he ioinad together. only think OF The display on
our streets. in the state capitol, at church and IN the
parlor Of the grand aud graceful skirts, looming up
all around one, fascinating, charming. ana swinging
lo and fro like 50 many things Of liic Talk about
Tho grandeur of lirstclass steamer, or o tram ol
cars propeilcd by steam Give mca train OF hoopeh
skirts. under the folds Of which are 50 many human
locomotives standing five feet ten inches III slippers
Grnd m by the blood Of warm hearts, aud pniihv
land blowing with love, kind words and winning
smiles, and would show you a sight That would rul
4 ynang man crazy, rai+c dead bachelor 70 iiir
nnd make 40 old wdowrr commit suicide
cannot trust myself on this glorious themqi
must dr.ist or 90 crazy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-11
DIR. DUPRIE'S PILLS

/ for for sale by Ijssel vicKERY & JOHNSTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-11

QDOPLAR LATHS.-
u 100000 Cut Poplar Laths, three and four feet
JOHN r. GLOvEh,
auca-dSwfml Corner of Main and 9Th streets.
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AFFLICTED. READ THIS.

Prof. DeGTah-Dear Sir: !, Capt. B. b. Smith,
hereby certify mat have leen aft cietl with Rheuma
tsm for four years, and Vt mes Could not sleep by
hearing Of the wonderful cures 10y Dc.ilh's ectric
Oil, induced 20 try il. ani the first application
Of the Electro oil was az once teved. and have
tie ofIay TIE ap, licaIion va. made before
fly persons. L. b. SMITH, Twiggs Co. I
We. the undersigned, were present:
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HtEARL STARCH.-T5 boxes starch, whole, half
III and Quarter packages in store aud for sale by
WHEELER 4 RIGGS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-11

4 tLARIPIEp SUGAR.
~ y Bols Clarified Sugar, reed and for sale ny
sept24 PRESTON BhOs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STORAGE WANTED.

VV7E are prepared 10 store in orr Fire Proof Ware
Nv house any quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Mer-
/.arriize on the most liberal terms.
Having large and airy up stairs. particular care
will he taken of Household Furniture, Agricultural
Implements and all kiIpis of goods wares liable
damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected at the lowest fire proof rates. by the
month, or longer, when desired
Warehouse located corner Of Locust street and W
and T.. Canal, and most convenient for sliprirA ~
River or Railroad Apply TO G 20. tGSTkR CO.
apes.
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'ErEAS.- rs-.s
81 20 Half Chests assorted Teas;
- Boxes do do, Just rrc'l anl FOR
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ID T. l. il S {!

"A. -. 49,
NN1 Ieg to call the attention of the public to tn
wv Following sworn certificate from one of on
mus, respectie citizens, Dir. Vain, the TAI her-in- law
OF the proprietor Of the Courier DIES etats lnis, and
DI. BrrsIs~T,esr sir;I hereby certify thatI have
been afflicted with as rss fT P near 20 y nd na,
ins else could hear q, but all to no es for they
comenced nsir your valuable remedies for the Piies,
ami have the harpiness to say that they have a g,
e esr esp Is fey his alnos miracle
for :ln now - years of age. sincerely recommend
them g all afflicted with the above coppIai,,,
No. 7s Franklin street,
NEw YORK, August 18th, lsJ6
Safe of New-York,
New qrk City and County, =, ns.a. !,
AMID for tn tn e az and Ne 9s % Sey se id
on ont the Jay Of the date hereof, before personally
came Z. Vale, to me well known. who being by me
July sworn ePoseand say that the eosten's of the
IL witness whereof, have subscribed ny name as
Con sioner Of Deeds and Notary Pgsc .1e = sale
Office the stah day Of An tpI; ics6;,wppNcr
Commissioner of Deeds and Notary Pu,lic,
&. Wall street, New York.
Srace TemeY S Dry S 81 ne
Remedies foe external internal Piles 80 cents per
box Office JS Nassau 81 ,ss t ssT s sSs so
respectable druggists in the United States
| n. Ban Agent wanted, terms cash.
| DIR. DUPRIE'S PILLS
Are unrivale for purifying the blood being an stec-
| tual remedy for Internal Piles. Salt Rheum, Ring
Worm, &c, sleG reward will he s. to any person tha'
ear Tove thew contain anything curious to the sys
tenn Will he sent BY mail to any r,f pr the intel
street, New York, and for sale by all respectable drug
e'iTt.u II Of PaTENr MEDICINE OFFICE,
\ J6 Nassau street, New York,
WIN. j. REDPATH co.
| dec3 IS PrVprietors.
EORN MEAL-A very choice article now offeret
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
EV AN IS v ILLE

Z a N = L Ia u 70
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
VXTE have now hani, and offer on liberal terms,
w aweli assorted stock for printers and bookbnd-
ers, among which we name
800 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
1000 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
As well coered Printing Paper; plain Cap and Host
Hat Cap; DENY, Medium, white and coored Cards ana
Card Boards, Which have cut to any sze' Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping. Printers Ink &c.
We also beg leave to call the attention OF dealers to our
stock of $3.50 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross Of
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prich paid for
Rags. TENNLf SoRENsoN.
apis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-11

q S0DFISH-
" sect 81 lbs just received and Ter sac IcKFRY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-11
COUCEEs. LOUNGES!

SOME Fine Chamber Couches, in Damask and I'm
- ameed Cloth covers. made up expressly Tor tbs
City trade, for sale low by
je2; SCHMITT & STARK, Firstst.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-12-30

ola eiuwiQisen, paB Saroenbsrs, iein erbiterter
uno 9ebdllSer 9e8ner, aud nur nod &inen
Ia5 lanSer W3iuiter blei6e.
Oas tit 5u pIel, rtef Die &Sui9jn enlpSrt, au.
per lld' DtO8e er BreuBeu 3erltufeln unp
5eitetBen, oa er Die nlaterie4e @eWalt pa5u bat,
aber er bari feline moraliI4e @emalt ubsr una
ausIlben, er batf ben &5nig ui6t Bwiussn wols
len, nah Nopolepn's 9ut0uuten feline Diener
gu Wdblen Coer 81 pertoBen.
or Da, e5 ni1t, aber er faun es, iaQte Der
aon'9 bitter, unD ia 9taprleOn Nllss mas er
tam aud tbut 10 5win3t er mid ieei gu elmer
nenen DemutRtsun8 St muB aetnem armen
blutenpen &ano cen Trieoen geben, i9 tann ben
StIe8 ntdt Irrtlesen. l8enn ollO Napoleon ais
erlte Ssoln9un8 oe5 0rieOenS bic gntlaliuns
Qaroenber9'a forOert muB id feline 6crperun8
etfillen
Aber es 1T toA unm5gli9, einem lc treuen,
bm8ebenren Olener oe5 Staat5 pl6Blit) cine
ldinlpflde Gutlaliun9 anjutlapi3eu, rist bic
&6ni8n iGmer3rou,
0fetn, ia9te alyranoer ernf. man wirb baS
nldt nobi9 baten. Wsinlter 6arrenbers wirD
leIns Gnlaliuna forrern 9a babe 70 ebsn
ene lan9e @onf feren5 NIT ibm gebabt, unD in
6cl5e pelien bat ltA Der Dtinilter bieber bese-
ben, um ron @w. Majeltat ene Nupien5 gu er.
blttsn.' 5err ron t6arOenber9 lit nit mir gu,
8leiA 8etonlmen. Sire, ncuen sic ibul nldt
Ieet 9IelA Die 8ewaniGte lupieu; semabren ?
O1rT id SaGoen6er9 ruIen p?
lDenn Gw. Maleltdt eS minl9en, pe,te ld
ben Wf1nllter BIER IN 5brer unO per aSni9in
@e9enwart empfanBeu, ia9ta 6riebia 48u,
peln, unO tnrem er Der 2bGr 3uiAritt riei ct
9mau0 0err BON 6arOenbsr9 iou tcmmen
Glal8e Uflnlten ip1ter tgat Ser con Sar.
oenbe'B IN oa5 3immer eiu Ser teitere, Id.
deInpe Au5orud, wel9er INNER aus leinen
m1nnli6 ldOnen 3a8en ftrablts, lpar au9 i}et
n!At ron lbnen 9ewIAen; ruhi8, liAer unD
treunolta, m!e INNER, nabete er lia ben W1a-
Istaten, uno nej9te lh Dor ibnen nit @Qrertie.
tuno, ober tod nit Dem Stol3 eiue8 itner eis
9enen Wuroe lid betDuEteu Wanne8. Gr maste
eS paber aud, einen 6ebler 9egen tts @tjque;te
81 be8eben, unp unauf5efoloelt 5uerlt ras
g0ort 81 er9reifen. Sire, Ia9tp er, li1 3uerlt
III Zen StaIier 2tlsr4nosr ipenosno, 5jre, i'd
oante gw. Wtaislat, puB Sia bic @uape bat>
ten, mir elHc aupIen5 bel Sr Maieltdt 5u rers
ldaffen, un0 ba tA bpffen barf, cab gp. O1a,
leltdt meinem 0errn uno 90ni8 bic llrIote,
weabalb td um cine Nueisn3 bot, mitaetbeilt
9aben, 10 werte t4 nur weui9 5u lasen babsn.
Die 3eit 1T fcitbar unN i4 werpe Oa9er fur3
isin.
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gsettfeoertr. 4SettfeDer1t.

Cine ausseSedrfte MuSpabi unb unesmtidiSu
3dnleebern ub osbeu nber an9efcmmsu su auser b
tstm Yretls 81 eeFclameu TN Wt6bfl Eager con
GbdrIes $ pIIGnbsr, 2Relt Wrottnr. So 22i
tpil den esr Bride unb Marltmarfet.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Serrttet ltntersi6nstt tmsr npb In ttnem 2pIal
9So. 215 Use t. sBrattltraBe
Wab SsrFduft tis1Gssn btIfef
8est6 Int Ssbn q. GsI3e&
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8S5imaangsa

NNIDILa88sItSSW
DtF thsItAs ,,0aItlmcFsl a,sder" .trl@ttni
itaea Wer8t1 imt siu2nGorte teS GenntaeS) une
Igtet @ent8 per GOODS an bte GrG8er aGplbat.
Der .,gpt&es" mtrb ebenfaas tn gDafttnetVa uab
Dbteltn8 tS8tt4 pur9 GsSSer .esa %bpnasntsa
ius 9ap5 6elOrat
our3 tte @pl Strlenset tSet bfE t6aIs&e BREEDER"
$3.50 per Sabr, tn WRbsbtn9ter VprauSt.e"
ia RINHe.
80" pas 2p 90 enb la : beg Sg!t@Srs sS e. sDsGsr
trfAen isben Nretae unb fVFet taer1ta $2 tn HHSE-
t!gster UprausbesGliHa9.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-22
Cincinnati Market.
MONDAY EVENING, April

MONDAY Aprll ~.
FLOUR--The market has undergone
no essential change, the demand is local
and limited. The sales are 1000 brls.
at So, 60@3 40 for super6ue, and So
1908 35 for extra. The receipts since
Saturday were 1,467 brls.
WHISKEY-No change in price,
but the market closed rather dull. Sales
of CHS brls. at 165c., and 5000 do. from
wagons at 171c.
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork is I'M
changed. Sales of 1000 brls., half at
Chilicothe and half at Lafayette, at S17.
City brands are held put of the market.
The only sale of Bacon was 80 hhds.
of Sides at 9sc. In bulk Meats the
sales were 10000 Sides at she, and
100 hhds. Hams at &c., packed. In
Lard, IS brls. head and gut, county
solid at o.. and 225 brls. part to be de
livcred May l, at 109c. The market
for all closed less %buoyant.
WHEAT-The market is firm, with.
a fair demand, sales 500 bushsl inferior
White at 65c; 80 do. good White al
so, and 800 do. do, do, delivered al
SIC.
CORN-Corn is scarce and firm al
36e.
RYE-With a fair demand and ligh'
receipts. prices are steady at SOC.
BARLEY-The market is dull, ana
prices unchanged. We quote 40@42c
as the range for prime.
OATS-Oats are in good demand
md prices firm at 33c. Sales. 1,OOt
bushels in sacks at 34c.
BUTTER-Prime fresh Roll il
scarce and sells readily ut 14@15c.-
Common Roll is dull at Zoe. Sales o
50 firkins fair W. Il. at lie.
COOPERAGE--A sale of 200 FlouI
Barrels at 37I.; an advance.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-22
..Who is Poil.,e
he New Orleans Ptcayune says:

The New Orleans Etcdyane says:
ain looking over the list of members
of this Congress, (thirty years ago. as
published in Niles Register of Decem-
Der, 1925, we notice a curious eircum-
stance. The list contains the full names
of every member of the House of Rep
resentatives but one. There was a new
member from Tennessee, whose Chris
tan name could not be found out by
the compiler, and so he put him down
thus: - Polk. Twenty years after
ward this obscure gentleman, of whose
identity there was so much question in
1925, was elected President of the Uni
ted States"
That must have been the reason why
there was so much inquiry among the
Wings, after his nomination in 1874, as
to who Polk was.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-22
JAartig0.

On the 18th inst. by Rev. Mr., Kemp
Mr.. J. w. ACHEY, to Miss HARRIET y.
GLUTEN, both of this County.
Accompaying the above notice
was a ~inelot of the good things of life
After proper respects to these %lueious
articles by the black fingered typos. a
universal wish from the whole craft was
heraled forth for a long life of uninter-
rupted happiness to the newly welded
pair, and that their evening sun may
sink to rest in a blaze of glory.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-04-22
Petition for Partition.

Lot Lee, Anna Lee. Elizabeth Mitchell, Fiem-
ing Mitchell, iIannth CollieI, Michael collier.
Martha Banks, the minor heirs OF Isabella Hen
bricks deceased, the Minor heirs of Levi Lee
deceased, will take notice that a petition was
field against them on the 18th day of April, A.
~. 1853. in the Couitof Common Please, within
and for the County of Preble by Sarah Early and
is now pending, wherein said Sarah Early de-
mlnds partition Of the following real estate. to-
wit. Situate in Preble County Ohio, and being
the North East fourth, of the North East quar-
ter of Section twenty three (23e Township
nine (9)-RtnGe ~ East &c, Containing fifty
acres, and that It the next term of soid Court,
she said Sarah Elrlywillapply for aH order tina
partition may b. made of said premises.
Dated this 2Ist day of April 1858.
J SARAH EARLY,
BY Gilmore & Campbell her attorneys.
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To Those Afflicted.

DIR. A. Potter of Miami County, the Ameri-
can antipathiSt: will make his next regular pro
fessiouar visit TO Ea ton. on the 29th. Of April
For the purpose of treating Consumption, Bron-
chitiS and all diselsss o. the throat aud chest
Cancers. Vinyseoii. AID all forms of Scrofulq:
Dyspepsia: old stomach and Liver complaints
DrnpSy: gravel and all dielses peculiar t. Fee
males. The yarinusdtscases OF the Eye and Ear
also perform all important Surgical operations
All those afflicted he perticularly~i invites to give
him & ca u at the, NATIONAL HOTEL.
Anril 1h. lS5S=2W.
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FARMERS LOCK HERE:

, lib sub rbcr re not connected with any
L combination with the manufacturer i'll the
Iu:nIng Flax Seed or the pIIceS. We go 1t or
our Own hook,'-wc have plenty of gooi clean
fLANS SEED t. loan. We VIII eng .ge all the
seed you have, aud request all 10 call aud 81,
us before they make amy contracts to loan. Ma
interest on loaned seed. Wew.l! pay CASH and
the highest IN .rS ct price tor all kinds of Grain
It thc 1rick WarehoIse, near the Depot, Eaton.
OHIO. Dout forget tke place
J. l.. 4 J. W. BRUCE.
Eaton. March %. IS3S.-2m
.x2~ FI.AN sERAW-S5.U 30 per ton.
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HOWARD Association.

PiSIllf1AIO z#ilthYlzI[tLAa
1866 z=5ealt e Gf1esSaSt ~ t tpec;aI en-.
dote1Reht JOF Tie reiit.t 81 the SicE dnd Distressed.
afflicted Nth I1rule5tt ard Epidemic diseases
The Directors of this wcii-kBown Instiiut:cH,
in their Annual Report upon tife treatnle.t 'f
Sexual Diseases, for the year ending JanGdry
Ist 1858. express the highest satisfaction with
the succesS-which has attended the labors OF
the Consulting Surgeon in tie cure IL STcInLi<
orrhea seminal Weakness. I'M otCnce, CoLor-
rhpG.G elect, Syphilis. the vice of GIani:m. or
Self abuse. &c, and order O continuance OF tic
same plan, for the ensuing year: lbs 6onsul-
ting Surgeon is authorized 10 give MEDIC AL
ADVICE GRATIS. to all. who apply by letter.
with n DESCRIPTION of their condition (aee. ecu
patton, habits Of life. &C. } ard IN cases OF *
IRENE poverty. to FURNISH MEDICINE FREE
OF CHARGE. Some of the new remedies ard
methods Of treatment during the last year, are
Of great value. 4 -
An adm. ra bic Report on STtrrato' ri os,oF
Seminal Weakness. the Vice CT onanIsm5 MAS
turbatinn. or Self-q bnse. aud.ntber diseases of
the Sexual organs. bv the Consulting Surgeon
will be sent bv mail i'm a sealed letter enveloTe)
FREE OF CHARGE. on receipt OF two stanl 3
for postage Other Reports and Tracts. en- ii e
| nature and treatmcn OF Scxunl diseases. liet.
&C.. are constantly ein epublishedfo for grafuito1a
distribution, and will be sent TO the afflicted. r.
Address, for Report or tr"a tn,ent, TT,
GEORGE H. CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon.
Howard Association, No. . South Ninth Street.
Philadelphia, Pa. I
By order of the Directors.
EXTRA D. HEARTWELL, President,
GEO FAIRcHILD, Sec'y.
Feb.4. l55S-ly
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

GOCTUR Il. WOODY would respectfully an
II nounce to the citizens of Probe county,
that he has permanently located in the row oi
Eaton. for the purpose of pricticing hisrr"'eS-
son. To those who are unac Juaintcd with ms
practice, he would say. that he has been enga-
ed in constant practice for the last twenty
years. From the success that he has had herc-
toruro. he fattcrS himself that he will be able
Ia rive Sttisraction. in all cases that may come
Wlcr his care ard management. Office ana
residence on Baron Street, in j. BURLErs new
IA siI1iDn