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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
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DR. CULYERWELE

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A MEDICAL ESSAY ON ANEW.
- AND RADICAL CURE OF
RHGA, &C., WITHOUTTHE uSEOF
INTERNAL MEDICINES, eau
TERIZATlON, OR ANY ME- i
CHAN1CAL APPLIANCES.
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member of the medical Profession. gives ne
most important info matiGn ever Iubiiki 20 y
nil persons entertaining doubts of their hysiea'
condition. or Uhe. ire e0nf cica> OF lIaFlbR t9zri
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the PARTICULARS Of an entiIeiyaptH GEd fsfiett
remedy for SPeI matorI L9a CT sSnihAi " cak.
ness. Debility. Nervou.Less. ltlHessicn et
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Involuntary Seminal .pischa1 ges, InIaittd
Sight and MeaiGTT. Blo:ehes al d PipIles Gu tie
Face, Plies Ind ~g.stioP, falpitLtien OF is-
Heart, and ROGIly Prostration OF TIC =kole s!$
tenn. inducing impHteney AID ugeEtsla pd tla~-
ical incap1city.-by means o. wiz every one
may cure himself privately. and at { triEiEsex-
s65 Address Dr., CHI. }. c. KLINE. lat Az
enue, cor. 18th street, New YGsk. Post Eek,
No. 1855. --
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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
NOTICE

\ Notice "a hereby RiFeS that Efrzabst ii $.
BRUINS has b.en dllr. appointed and Tiled
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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18

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AuIA A. H3rshman James Il
Erush lWar2 JOaes Levi
Brubakcr Jacob Kauffmah u
Beaes J & Kennedy William
Browr Oliver II l&rsh JehnG .osmr
Bell James LOCKER LavinaF Il ~i
Brown Amanda Michael George
Cooley Truman Miller George
D.vis Richard McCabe VIM X Rev
Dixon Eliza Madison jacob
Enos sarah May Daniel Jrs
Friend Nelson Meier Dietrich ,..
Erxne Daniel Mikescll Sarah
Griffith Mary L SpritE II
<;srrard Lucinda Swain Jacob
Holmez.Mm Al Vaughn DanI Esq,
Harris Garland Wolvcrton Isaac
H4mberry ThosaasW Williams Nancy
EgDANIEE REID, p. NJ.
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John HanseI ard May his wife rFyb'e Som

john HanseI aDd StaTy MS wlls irSoe Som 2
T.ssa yS-.td sdI F. i,iH Ileas ,4. p,
Elizabeth Newna n ,ctlH rs.ess J. Partition, L..
The said, Elizabeth Newman [rT- SeYm'n.
UAthaninel Wysoug. Eliza Jane Ru,tz. William
Fu!tz Jacob Aker, Nancy Aker, Swsan His
song +r+LIissenE Elizabeth = Rips Nancy
tiripps zhelziIae GHipps. L"aisa Grips, Alp
hpnse yGFitPs, Sarah Grips, Alice Grips,
tEnnkhouser. sarah EnnklIou SER William ..
Funkhouser.- EizaEfMs sFunkhpuser. Bepjamin
Funkhourers aud ALee Fupkholsers are hereby
Notified thai OH4tlses 35th dag of October. 1853
the said john gisHsel and M4ry his, wife fled in
.she Caurt of Cemaon Pleas Of PrcbIe county.
0hip their bpetitlOn whichai nov rEnd ing
freuIises. to Wita-ImI Lot No: AZ in the town Of
New Lexington .Pfeblel county. Ohio; and the
d~fendaHts are fnr8iier .ngtificd. that at the
>pring Term, 1854, Of said Court. an order viii
be asked t. have said pnstitian made, accord
EipEly., t,a1 GILM0Rk &rGAMPBELI,, -
Attest. 4r7g SAtty's+ for PlaIntif-
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eT1EEFfRS.
: WILDS OF AFRICA.

II 900 AG EN- rs VA
To SELL
TT, Livingstons's Travels . Explorations
During q residence Of 10 Years in the Wilds of
Africa,
This is o work of thrilling adventures and
hair breadth escapes among savage beast and
more savage men. DIR. Livingstone was q Hone
and unaided by any white man. travelling with
African attendants. among different tribes and
nations, all strange to him, and many of them
hostile, and altogether forming the most aston
ishing Book of Travels the world has ever seen.
able HOOK pubIished' Tie most liberal COM
mission made to Agents, in small or large
Quantities. For particulars, address -
~ J W. Brady, Pupil sher. -.
- "a EoRru FOURTH STREEr,
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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
;:tNarfRh.

"a the 4fh inst, by Rev. H.. W.
Taylor, Observation-Disclosures to- Miss
LOUISA E. KAL1. ;so- e'e,. .
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18

m. The School Examiners met ON
saturday the 10Th inst. SndI sfsnted
c~srtifcstes to the following persons with
the tidaeAasixea 10 their aanss34W o.
CIV. Gates, 20 s. s.. Dix, l0;,J,
H. Dix, IA; A. G. Messenger, To-
SOlomohE ReesS 9; J,Da Hinkhof, IL;
J. II. Lahtet, he; III. Pin kerton, n;
James Ssylor, f6; D, NJ, Cans, 10; E.
J. Jeaksss4; HenrysM. Scott, 6; Sarah
j. Taylor, 10; j. Ny Dunuing, II;
Jane Fy&S 4SA
I. 8. NORRIS, elk.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18

Remaiuing in the Post Office ut Eaton
preLlel county and State of Ohio uhS
called for on the 18th day Of Nofcnlber.
A HzI6S8 ESS-& - 8 ?
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18

srrHf, as the London Atlassays. the
Queen has g~iFensaray her. last garter.
how VIII she managam ihe futare0vith
her stockingsf sssss satAe1Ief sa' 'o' s'se
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
NEW-TM SHOP,

hJsu St@s uu-EtuotNcu iE!-
THROUGH the agency O ffriends, the
subscriber has been enabled to open
a new TIN SHOP in this place. He
has. in the shop just opened, a good
variety Of" .5f q tt"
COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES
and will endeavor to keep on hands. at all
timos, such kinds-of tsfa - -.
@H~ WA H0 10
as his customers and the public in general may
demand.
r.; -Afi orders for REPAIRING promptly at.
te,qded to; and work done in such q manner a
to render full satisfaction. o.
s5-His rev Shop may be found in theIbuild.
ing previously used by MIR, TOUHY as a Tomb
stone Mandatory. near Mr.. STANNAH'S Gro
Gerry. He would solicit a liberal share of the
public patronage, through which he hopes 10 Sc.
cure q respectable competency. ol4
rss. Terms Cash only. I'D et
WALTER P. M'CABE.
Eaton Feb. 25, 1s5e.-4t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
NnrlcEs nErHEpRESs.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
From amepg the hundreds of favorable no.
ices. from the most resPeetabi " ,9arns Is OF tne
Travels and Explorations in Africa" We fake
I he following:
.It iaboundsIu descrspti ons of st range and.
try entire y new: to the civilized world: and al
together we regard it as one of the most inter-
estings books issued within the pa st year,
Daily Democrat Patterson. n. j. -. .ssf-- r..
1T. issemph atica lily an edition for the people.
and Judging from the RI pid sale with which ii
Is meeting. it is fully appreciated BY them r.
Christian Freeman; Boston
The book is having a great run ana VIII be
read by every reading man. woman ard child.
IN this as we'll as other Observation-Disclosures"
tOhio) Telegraph a.
and firmly bound. thus answeriagiRovery res
peet the demand for a popularand cheap edition
Ortie urneysand Researches IN South frs
Ca Those of our headers wiO would. shavesa
deli shtiul book for reading at any hour, will
not be disappointed in this work-''-u- s.
Fl 'WithAtrifh we can say. lhat sc lido n is pre-
scented to the reading pub!ie a work. containing
one in que StIon Tn vo unle Is hal somely IL
lust "a ted and presents. that unique appearance
ofe for WHICH Mr.; Bradley's publications
a re uoted.'-Fam ~ Magazine.
This intere ting work should be 10 the hands
ofevery one. Its Interesting pages Of ad'en-
tufes al full Of instruction and aInnsencnt--
L en- IuUuSdhO cOpisS.s ms StdtSVS az OSE
sold in ole onth.'i-Aubu American. "a. 70
kpr. L~ivjngstone's Travels aud Researches
nSouth Africa appear to great, adyanEge in
this edition which is undoubtedly the edition
most accentable to the reader who reads Tor
practical Instruction and amusement" -Satur
day Post. t'i' A.'7R p"
! ''Tie edition of DR.. Evingstone's Travels,
published BIZ GfW. iBradley. isjRS: what il pur-
por Is tie boa alike all Mr. BradIey's prb!ica-
t:ons-ait is y, gotten up '-Tiogn Agi-
tatnr. ram ct .sGyt, JssL .1s.rs;s 49, 4
.tWe can ~recompend the edition CT DR., LIZ
tngstone'a' Travels published by Bradley, or
PhiIad dc iphia: as every way worthy of publ. c
pa trodage. Its excellence and .Tss chca picss
recommend it over all 0t~heis."2Frahk LrsiIe's'
Magazine. 49, t .'"' % "9't5
|. Ca .-aThe attention of the Publisher
been. called to spurious editions Of this
work pnt forth as 'Sarratiyss Of Dr. Living
cheap American edition r & this great work pub
lislird and contains all the inll.ortant matier Q!
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18

wit once boughtis worth twife
taught. Xouthbiss the season for i'm
provsmeGE.fi ss ,sSsss osJ siEas7 .Iso
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
- DISa0LUT4ONg

NoTeeais' Hereby 1gisse1.S fiat the Partner
ship heretofsrS existinR &t&een MIrcaELkaN
was by mutual consent d7ssotfed on
the an dayEof November iusE.tff The accoazts
of the EFin have Been pfacei in the hands fpf
EsqYiFs RRaatSle for collsyti9h,1 aud THOSE who
hImbapd s4EAring eff befere the expiration, of
twenty days Hfrem date.sIa .@a@s=t,l 3sz .zsy.ti
,ssFiI da'uh MITCHELL 4 COULD
Eatos. Now 1887 -@gsf1Sd h~iasost 9Iai +
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
! BENJ AMIN HUBBARD. sas
and COunseIIOrrn AIT Inv

WILL attend promtAly to all business en-
w trWSted To his ire, IN the various courts of
this state. a o Osliee immediately over Ogden q
C 5. Grocery, Eatoa Ohio .1t.A T.
9 October 2Ss Is5S-tf. tgt4@ r.. uca.T I'd
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
: HENRY YOXsT.S ESTATE.

dEEOtiee,iS hereby given that this aundersicn ed
has beehI appointed and qualified as Exec utir
fthe last will and testament of Henry iuast,
ilec'ds Uss1 NTs-siH=S3 , JOHN Y0AST. >
oct. 20; 49, ~ a-"o r.r-- Executor.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18

The snAessiEskd Tlndkh1 Ito -afgcgerons
public Cor ntheix past patronage; lakes this
metbo1 tofinfonniIg the wbOleieonnty and de
'srestef eiankind,'S Chat he will coutinaea to
keeE&tGhS old stand of Mitchell Gould q
4euf1d Assortment of "a -
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18
=. RRESH GROCERIES,

sueR Gg Tea Coffee Motaskea, Sugars Of er-
cry grade and fnhtiaS Spices Tobacco ADD.
furnish CR1cKERs, Il wholesale or ratail,
and. al other articles 10 the baking line, on
the shor.est notice. Give us a call ~ !.
x.aotSis, s.alsI sei.frnL g GOULD
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-11-18

COP WINTERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-18
From the IeaTenwOrth tKansasl Herald Aug. !.


Thsfull returns Of the election have not been re-
ceivsd but the indications are that the " PROPOSE
ton !" is rejected by large majority. we nad sn~
tcipated its defeat, knowing the elements ana CAUSES
combined against it.
Pro-slsveFy men manifested much apathy IN re.
gard 10 the election, and, indeed, having given up
The slavery issue they cared not to 60 TO the polls
The Douglas Democrats voted against the proposition
in A body. while the Republicans rallied all their
forces in opposidon Many voted against II because
tbev desired US TO remain in territorial govern.
ment ana not because they were opposed to the bill
itself
The Republicans claim the victory, but they are
forced 10 share the palm with allies opposed to them
ia every other ISSUE and to causes which fortunate
" controlled the election in their faVof
The election on Monday last cannot be construed
as an index of the relative position Of the kepubll-
can and Democratic parties in the Territory. So
much outside influence and many extraordinary
causes we're brought to bear upon the election,
which viii never again agtate the political circle
The Democracy Of Kansas VIII henceforth be
unit upon the important issues at stake. Theparty
will now proceed to battle with the foe undivided
and We have no fears for the result.
The election Of Monday may csuse the Republicans
to shout victory and sing psalms Of glory, but they
are building upon a foundation Of sand when they
regard that election harbinger Of future vlcto-
ries-
The issue will hencefoTth be Republicanism OF
Democracy. II is contest Of great principles which
has agitated the Union tor half century. VIZ
know which side has been INDICATED by the popular
expression, and We are satisfied that the people o.
Kansas will in time espouse the cause which aimi
at psrPetuity of the Union, its blessings and it
glories.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-18

The Catawba touched of our bar early yesterday
morning and sent up her passengers and mails by
the tug. The letter Of our Havana correspondent
will be found elsewhere. Our files of papers are
complete TO the 9Th inst
Our correspondent at Mananzas, under the date
Of 9th inst, furnishes the following resneefinV the
weather, health and crops at that point:
" The cane fields look promising but rain Is now
much wanted, the heat being intense and muob
sickness in consequence, both in the harbor and ON
shore. The deaths from yellow fever are verv pu-
merOus more 80 than during any former season
within our recollection"
In Cuba several recent showers, mornings and
evenings, had considerably reduced the temperature
rendering the air pleasant and greatly conducive to
the health OF the Town. The number of cases Of
the prevailing sickness had been greatly reduced
In Bayama, hail storm had occurred, several Of
the stones being as large Pecan-nuts. This phe-
nomenon was looked upon as Of uncommon occur
renee in that latitude.
In Sagua Ia Grande the heat is excessive and the
sickness maintaining its position, notwithstanding
which sugars are obtaining good prices
1he extension Of railroads throughout the island
is rapidly progressing.
On the ON inst, in the Hospital Of San Juan de
DOS, as'Iha, there was one hundred and eighty>
SIX sick, ana but four deaths On the same date at
Paula Hospital there were one hundred ana four
sick and three desths.-Savanaak RsDttBlieo1. Ano
IA -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-18
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
The wallace lands for sale.
NORTHAMPTON CIRCUIT COURT.
4 T9Es

Richard Wilson, George Wilson, Mary Garrett formerly
Wilson, Wayne, and George Anna his wife Friedrich Boy
kin others, plaintiffs, Mills Barrett and Nancy, his
and Of Patience Whitehead, who Boy kin,
Of Sharack Boyn, whose unknown and Others
defendants.
TUVIS cause which the plaintiffs have proceeded in the
prescribed by law against the unknown parties heirs
Patience BOyin deceased, this day be heard on
bill for confessed the adult defendants
process has daily served they still failing appear
plead answer the BILL answer Of the in
FAINT by LttletOn Edwards assigned defend them
general replication thereto the exhibit and was
argued counsel. On consideration whereof the
judge, order and Decree that Robert Whitfield
r. Chambiss, hereby appointed commissioners pur
purpos either Of bem proceed sell public auctson to
the highest bidder, the real estate including the mill property
the proceedings mentioned whereof the Shadack Boyp
deceased ed upon credit Of eighteen months
in equal payments with interest from dag sale taking bond
with sufficient security from the purchaser retaining the title
until the further order Of court and report and return
the said bonds with the report And the further order
that commissioner Of this several
parties entitled 20 the fund.- and the duete same and that
he ascertain what should be paid fee smpeto Barrett
formerly Bnykn, in lieu Of her life interest the same and
that be advertise the taking Of said accounts in some newspaper
published in this the Tennessee in lieu az %
sonal notice 70 the parties but this decree suspended
til B. H. Whitfield and John r. Chamb either Of them en-
Ger into bond in the penalty Of s. O with sufficient security
before the clerk Of this court payable to the Of
Virginia conditional for the faithful performance OF this duty
copy, test lsugll-w3tl HENRY S. HOWARD, d. g,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-18

There is proposition now pending before the
Regents of Michigan University to admit females to
ell the privileges of the institution. law has been
passed in that State opening the University 'tO all
persons residents of the State, without charge Of
tuition" and under this statute the women claim a
legal right TO admission. The provisions of the act
would seem to be broad enough to include ladies
in the present expanded state Of their skirts
The superintendent of public instruction makes q
report the subject and ezpressesthe opinion that
'The legislature intended to embrace women" Of
which We have very little doubt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-18

BRITISH VIEWS ON THE EXTENSION OF AMERICAN
DoMISIoN.-Eot only does the London Tines openly
advocate the annexation Of Cuba by the United
States, and demonstrate the advantages that would
result to Great Britain from such change; but the
London Morning Herald, the rePuted organ of the
Derby Cabinet, and the mOuthpieee Of conservatism
in England, openly advocates the acquisition by
the United States of a portion of Mexico, and the
establishment OF prOtectorate, proposed by Gen.
HoUsTos, over the Mexican Republic, in such form
and to such an extent should be necessary to Sc
cure to the Union good neighbOrhOOd, and to the
people of Mexico the benefit of an orderly and we'll
regulated republican government.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-18

"OH, CARRY NE BAOK."-John NJ. Daniel, from
Sunny Italy, is coming back again to Ole Virginia
and the Examiner, probably to lay about him once
moro, his wont in former days, and probably
not. TempoTG HUiaRtlir ct nos RUtamuT in ills may
be true of him as it has been Of many another man.
aDd instead Of taking to boarding lions in their
dens and such like deleotable employment Daniel
softened and soOthed by the bright eyes, sweet
voices, melting music and classic scenes and sights
Of lovely Italy, may come among us an Apollo in
stead OF Mars; but if he don't, then stand from
under for if you don't you are sure to be in tight
place, as no doubt there will be what Byron used to
call ''sOme cd cutting and slsshing"
Mr.. Daniel resumes, We believe, in October and
Mr.. VIM. Lloyd conducts the business department
In The meantime Mr.. Dewitt, who is known every.
where as a eff great talent, does the editorial
Well let the ambassador come; the more the mer>
rier.-Riehm0Hd South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-18

On the night of the 3Oth1ult., the house of John
Graham, ESQ was entered and robbed of a con-
siderable amount of silver ware and other articles
Mr. Graham offered e reward for the apprehension
and conviction of the thief Previous to the Tobbing
of Mr.. Graham's house, the Powder Magazine Of
Messrs. Goodsel and Co. was entered, and twenty
kegs of powder stolen therefrom. On last Saturday
by trade. by the name af George Washington How
ard, with two negro women belonging TO r. W. Og-
den, ESQ.,, and one negro man belonging to Mr.. P.
n Loving started in skif after they had made the
necessary preparation for voyage to Canada
they also had aboard the stolen ware of Mr. Graham
Il was ascertaned on Sunday, that they we're gone,
and several gentlemen went in pursuit Of them
they were overhauled near Lock No. /. The negroes
we're taken on Monday, but the niger Worshipper
fed and took refuge in the fields and adjoining
woods. The negroes were brought TO town on Mon
day evening Their arrival caused considerable
excitement in consequence Of the fact that nOto-
Tious Abolitionist was in our midst, and a sum of
several hundred dollars was raised a reward for
the apprehension Of Howard. On Monday night
Howard was taken, and on Tuesday morning he
was brought to town. Previous to his arrival and
afterwards there was a strong disposition manifest
ed by some Of our best citizens to make example
Of him, but upon reflection, they thought it
would be best to let the law take its course and
Howard was put upon trial-His Honor Judge
Hines presiding After a careful examination,
the sum Of $4,000, in default Of Which-as he
ought to have been-he was we'll ironed and CON
mtted to Jail to await his trial at the February term
Of the Court This is the first occurrence of the
kind in our midst and venture to predict that if
it is ever repeated that the Jail will not be suci
to hold the perperator.-BOs0LuHg Green Ky Stand
ard August IA.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-08-18

THf NorrH CARoIrEA EIrcTIox.--Tho returns
CONS in bui slowly. As We have stated elsewhere,
(ssys the Nilnington Journs the elsction for Con-
gress in Che Mountain district. to fll the vacancy
occasOnea BY the resignation Of Mr.. clingham, coz
sequsnt upon his appointment to the Senate, hssre
suited disastrOusly TO Mr.. avery, the Democratic
candidate, who has been badly beaten By Mr. Vance,
KnoE-Eothing. This fact, when first ascertsined, led
to tho belief that there YES also large Democratic
less On the Governors and legislative vote in the
counties Of the Mountain district This is only true
in the counties Of Burke, Rutherford and Caldwell
Over the Ridge the reverse is true. In BuncOmbes
| Ellis gains lle votes over Bragg's msjOriiy and
the Democratic candidates for the legslaiuredo evan
better. Upon the whole, We think it probable that
the majority for Ellis in the mountains viii be about
the same as that for Bragg. If So Euis's majority
in the State will be something like fifteen thousand