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TERMS:
Ehgnsh, Latin and hsthematics.....-.&5G 90
800, extra ................. 10 no
Modern Languages. each......-.......... % 10
The Principal has had an experience as instructor
OF youth Of sight years, three Of which were spent
as the assistant in mathematics at the Virginia Mil
ltary institute. he is aided in the departments of
nnelent LANGUAGES. &c. BY Master Of Arts of the
Ubiyersity, whs brings with him testimonials of the
highest character from the Faculty.
REFERENCES:
Faculty of the State Military Tnstitute LAYING
Myers, Tho. fri.e and Geo D Fisher. Cant q Dim.
mock and Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly r WslIford
au 25-m ~ " '~
G LECT COUNTRY BOARDING
BROOKE proposes, on the 10th of October next.
to open 4 Boarding School for young ladies at Ash
land; in the ceunty of Hanover.
All the higher branches of female education will
and Drawing-in ell of which DEPARTMENT. there
will he competent assistants.
MT EDWARD GRENIBR, now resident in Ash.
and. VIII taRe charge OF the Department of Music,
French and Drawing. 0'
After the present year. the School will be removed
to the country In the neighborboOd Of Ashland
TERMs-oNE-HALP PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, The REST AT
THE END OF The YEAR:
For BOARD. including fdel and iiahtssI7s m
Il d. 40 90
Nusic- Professors Fees
Use oi 90
d 20 90
For further information, sddress
HENRY BROOKE,
ooZ-s Ashland. Virginia
.Ax A CARD.
FRED DoLLINGEg, TEACHER OF Mu-
street. between 5th and 9th streets,
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By Laras & Shine. Aucrs

HORSES AND MULES, &C., AT AUG.
IN T!oN.-wfl Be sold at auction, on next "a.
1UkDAY, atthe Horse Lot, several nps Harnsas
ana Saddle. Horses and Mue,, 40 &c
ApDIIIONAL-Wilbe ADDED 70 the sbove Uais.
and a.No Colt LAkUa anINR
&C = AnefioDesrs
CALE OF CHAMBER fURNITU RI
Vn SATURDAY next, At ~ O'Clock r. r., ak
we Manchsster Hotel. will ss;l By Anc,iFn. los
oshing and sundry other articles Of Cha - Iur-
Tanner, n nxxR
Manchester, Oct. 18th, Is,s. Proprjsscr.
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BOARDING.

MRS. RICHARD CROUCH having Sc
A'A verai vacant ROOMS, persons desiring Board
can De accommodated. Apply at the corner of Clay
and Fourth streets se 2s-eo0ts
MRS. j. Q JAMES has several vacant
NA ROOMS. Persons desiring Board can be ac.
commodated. on 9th, between Main and Franklin
strees. Rim
pRiVATE BOARDiNG.-MlSS BID
= GOOD has taken the large aud comfortable
mousse corner OF Main and 7th streets, and will open
next AGO
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D0BES. CASH MERES AND DE-
eLAINES-BARGAIN a. GWATKTN
will sell this week large variety Of Robes, Ca sh-
meres. Scotch Plaids and MeTinoes-the greatest
bargains of the season. The ladies viii, please call
and see them. CHAS A GWAfKIN,
&c IS Opposite the Ext hange Bank.
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uAY.-l00O bales Philadelphia and
"A New York Hay. the most of which 10 selected
from the best qua lty retailing Hay. Person, in
want of something really god. would do we'll to
oc Is On the Dock
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THE EXERCISES OF MR.. sTUART's
= CLASSICAL AND MATIIEMATIOALS SCHOOL,
VIII be resumed Monday, DC: 18th, corner Clay and
TERMS:
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- : -.
EDUCATION.
r>-ss.es -4.s@---.-,>,l
II Il q. AALTERiS
u n :.

EFENING SCnUOL. Classes will be
formed for The pnrposes OF prao 'csl instruc ton
in Mathematics Mechanical PhiIosonby D,awna
and other branches Of useful knowledge; The term
commeroine oCf0BER 18th will Continue three
OF iour months For particnIars. apply to the sub
street. Richmond CPN SMiTKi
@-T3W Arcb;t.,+
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RICHMUND NJ L E ACADEMY, a
~ SELECT CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL and
RNGLIsH SCHOOL, FRANKLIN STREET, ABOVE 7rsI
H. IL. l.. TlGHE, 4. NJ, Principal.
The SIXTH Annual Session will open on MON
DAY, the 9th of September.
The advantages of a SELECT SCHOOL are obvious tC
the uind Of every rejecting parent and such this
designed to be in the strctest of the word In
consequence OF the Senior Glass entering College a.
wei Is some ether pupils going into business ther.
VIII be some Vacancies Glasses fer beginners In
English and Latin will be Termed thos. ais, will be
admitted who are prepared to inter- classes already
formed. The course of instruction is th0ro,oh and
systematic. The Primary Department receives par
ticuiar attention Mr. 0tw'd Heindrch is re engaged
as assistant it, Mathematics, Natural philos1 phy .
Chemistry, Drawing and German. Mr. Jos Micharo
will teach French and Spanish. For further partic.
ulara, apply after the 18TH of September at the
School house, 10 RHL TIGHE, A. M
au 28-2m
TERMs-si050 or $50 per session. French and
Drawing 800 extra
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Liberty FIRE CO., No. !,
3SC will meet at their Engine House en-
3 Monday evening, the 18th instant at
SSNhalf past O'Clock. for election Of Oft.
GERS. LEWIS L BARNES,
&C l3-3t Chiet Engineer h ID.
cEL NOTICE.-The undersigned,
s*s. intending TO close up their present bu-
si4ese by the 18th Of November. Offering for sale
BUGGfkS. HARM Ess. sADDLEs, HORSES, &c
any or all of which will be sold low for cash, fer
good endorsed, negotiable paper:
sAUsDERS l. JONES,
Franklin ct, a little above the Old Market.
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By Jas. M. Taylor & Son, Aucts.
TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS ON

TWO FRAMED TENEMENTS ON
L BAKER STREET., BETWEEN an. LANES
AND ST; PETERS STREETS, AT AUCTION.-By
virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Thomas 6
Fund Association dated 3th of June. lass Of recon-,
10 the Clerks once Of Richmond Hu.tiags Court
we shall. Oh THURSDAY, Oct 2Ist proceed to sell
NJ the real est ate conveyed in said deed froptips
20 feet on Baker street. between st lanes and IL
PEERS streets. and running back lls feet The pre-
usual conveGiences-
Terms made known at the hour of sale.
f fssslSs e ! s iaSsEs. Trustees
sale by JAS NJ TAYLOR Son. sucts. oce
TRUSTEES GALE OF FOUR TENE.
~ - MENTe AND LOTS IN THE VALLEY, NEAR
no The OLD D!sTILLERY. AT AUCTl0N-A,
ard Morris, bearing date the 10th of August, 1858,
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Richmond Illus.
ton Of sa trust, being so requir. by the benef
cary In sad Decd proceed to sell at public snction
upon the premises, on MONDAY the 18th October,
and Lots in the Valley, near to the Oid DistilIery
The property froDtson thu Virginia Central Railroad
liz feet, and runs back 2UO feet
TERMs-Encugh cash will be REQUIRED To nav the
expenses ct executing this trust, two bonds and an
open account, amounting to 1861 ~. with interest
note with interest," and secured b. tru.. deed.
JAsM TAYLOR Son Auots. oc7
prick STORE ON l3rH STREET
NEAR TO CARY STREET. AT AUCTION. :
VIII % sold upon the premises, on MONDAY, tn,
25th Gay 81 october, CT mmeLcing at ~ O'clock
Nj, the Brick Store. on the line of l3 stree.
near to Cary street. and now in the occupancy O
Mr Geo Peake. and renting ~ $3.50 pSr annum.-
The lot fronts l6s feet and back about 50 feet
Those wishing 10 make o sale investment W. uld d.
we'll TO attend this sale.
TERMS Very liberal, viz: no cash, but credit @
8, IL. Is and "a mouths for negotiable notes. with in
terest added and secured by a trust deed.
OCT JAa Taylor Il son, Aucts.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF STOCK
IACRlpS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HIRE Oh
TUBE, AT AUCTION Il will tell at sherwood Il
the county Of Henrco. on the Brooke Flank Road
about Ia miles from the city, on FRIDAY, the 22n
day ct october, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. III
the following personal property, viz:
Horses. Rockaway and Harness,
3Market Wagons Carts and Gear
superior Mich Cows Of mproved stock,
Calves, Hogs and large quantity OF Poul
try.
sstacks of Rye, 3.tacks of Oats and q bushel
Seed Wheat
lot of Household and Kitchen Furniture
ALSO-Will be hired out for the balance of tn,
year. negro men, accustomed to farming, also, sew
eral hoys and girls
TERMs:-Sums of SO and under cash; over tina
| amount months credit for approved negotiable
notes with interest BALEWiS,
Administrator, with win annexed Of
w WILKINS, deed.
Sale by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 Son. Aucts.
&C u-tds
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MISS PEGRAM'S sCHUO The
4tA third asasiasl of Miaa pRQI AAi,S noa

Ava third session OF Miss PEGRAN,s BOARDING
ana pay schooi viii begin the FIRST MONDAY In
October. and will continue nine m enths.
No pains w III bespared to make the school WORTHY
IN al respects Of the aerous cement which
1t ha5 hitherto received N,
competent Instructors are engaged for each de-
pa tment, aad the course Of study will embrace
ton. '0 sooeo
ton. 'SN~A"' o'sou
Mime. BsRAUD will continue to; reside in Mrs. Pc.
grams family, and to afford every facility Tor a
thorough knowledge of the French language.
The Belle-Lettre class will be resumed for the
eeneRf OF young ladies who ave left schn l. as well
as Tor those PURSUING the higher academicaI course
Circulars containing full particulars, may be had
Mrs j. W. PEGRAM,
Tip1.
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CECOND Supply OF FULIE y

\ESONU SUPPLl OE II u L ID
CLOTHS. BLANKETS, &c,-I5 bales Al and
- oths-Tery superior; bales Blankets very
SheaT. WITH large supply of low Woolens. whish
All Ne ask, Is a call from purchasers, 10 satisfy
them, that We are prepared TO offer them ut very
low prices. BKEEDEN n FOY
&C lZ-es afr
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Ne l20, CIR ler of Main and 18th SITS.
Clothier and Merchant Tai)ol
OPENING DAY.
DANCING ACADEMY.

"a UANCING ACADEM1-
~ C0RINTHTbN HALL
fISA Is now open. Scholars may enter at any
E@&R time. The Day Gu sses meet every THUkS-
DAY sftei noon and SATURDAY morsjDg. Gentle
mems Glasses every MONDAY and THURSDAY
evening.
&C Is st CHAs A MCEVOY.
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GECOND SUPPLY on FALL AND

~ WINTER DRY GOODS & FOX
are receiving this day their second supply of Goods
or the season and think they can nov ciier such an
satisfaction. nv
l3~St GIT Ryoaa s,raat
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st. JoSEPH'S ACADEMY, RICH
,,-,>,,., MOND, VA.

rhis LII. LD pI The slsTERs OF CHARITY.
dnE ,stitution will resume Studies on the FIRST
MoNpAf OF septemter. noarders, for board and
tuition and use Of bod and bedding Also for washing
aug nisnaing, pay per annum $3.50. to be paid semi
saan ~ IN advance Day Scholars. according to
ter, In advance r farther particulars. anpfy At
the Academy 9Th and Marshall ats or to the III Hev
j. MSGtLII. htshoo of Richmond s.e-dGc-t.
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CLASSICAL AND CONN kCIA

" SCHOOL,
On 9th street, between Broa and Marshall
h0sack S 5 sMTfA q, Principals.
Professor EMJON, Instructor in French.
This institution will reopen Gu Monday, the Goth
Of September.
The number Of scholars received into this school
is lmittd SO that each pupil has the special atten
ton of the Priuclpala The of instruction in
tho primary studies is critical and thorough and
advanced pupils and young men are fitted for bust
for entering either of the classes in College
Recitetions are conducted with use of Mathematics
Blocks, Charts. GioDss ana various apparatus.
Pupils in Bookkeeping will receive particular
attention.
Circulars containing further information can be
hsd II the bookstores of Messrs Price and John
Richardson
One of the Principals DO feu nd at the stud, Oh
bFCSu ST. "a door from 9th 81. Gu l6-2m
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STILL WE LEAD We are selling
~ really good Sewing Mechiue for FIFTY DOL
Lars, constructed On the same principle as cur
most approved styles.
This Machine i, not gotten up TO sustain the fail
ing reputation of better Gue 1t has never been
offered to the public for SiG AID falling of
at that price, put down to $50 1t is not offered to
the public with the assurance that 1t is just the
somebody's else. only good deal better, aud ICt
worth - at that; but II il recommended as
the best Fifty Dollar Machine produced and is
WARRANTED to do greater pdTIetv of work, to il
better, quicker and with greater ease than any other
mac he IN the market.
In Virginia wherever introduced the Wheeler
& Wilson's Sewing Machine fully sustains its envia-
BILE reputation OF superiority for general use.
The great and rapidly increasing sales of this
Machine, speak Uolumes an its praise The high
numbers marked on then. astonish and convince
the increduous. aud rather alarm the permanent
establishment" whose great BOTTOM (of which
hear 80 much ought to inspire it with greater
dr1ree Of confidence in its permanent SUCCESS IN
Richmond, III An 1t has lately exhibited.
the persons using our Machines understand per
fectly when they meet with little difficulty (Which
readily overcome) in the adj ustment of the ma
chine aud arrangement of the work: that these
troubles and Others. of greater nldynittde are ey-
pericuced In tntnity greater degree 10 operating
the cumbersome old rattie-lraps of same makes
u-ing the noisy, greasy, geared. multiplying and
etiDg WHEELS, and Teciprocatipg shuttle.
Determined 10 sell the cheapest WILL as the best
Machines we have reduced the price of all our stau-
dard Machines about IS per cent. from tho former
prices
examination of tho comparative merits of this
and other Machines. is respectfully invited from all
who feel an interest in the subsct
CKAIGR, agent for
Wheeler 4 Wilson Manufacturing Co.
&C li-i.* 22I Main ST. Richmond
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4 FIVA NC, NJ AN I NLEI Is AND SHA " Is
o-BREhDES l. P0X are now receiving a splen.
did variety of Ladies CLOAKS. MANTELETS aud
HHAWLS. all OF ihs newest styles, aud II. very re-
dUced prices.
Ne1 Hssr
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DEBEGES WORTH % CENTS FOR

- ONLY IAN CBNTs Opening this Il, orning.
package Of rich Lustse Mohair neberes which i
will run Of at a nnepeIce rer yard lust such an ar.
tie'e as has been selling AT IS Call early and
secure dress. AUGUSTUS MaiLERT
A..
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ELECT COUNTRY BOARDTNC

~ A CARD.
FRED D0LLINGER, TEACHER OF MU-
Mar shall street, between 5th and 9Th streets
-.ehniohu, 's. &c T-lm*
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rAhtLr hOUNis.-

rAhtLI NOUNS
We have cue fl ,or devoted exclusively to this de-
partmpnt, and KEEP sfch sn assortment az will be
to the interest of purchasers to Examine:
Comprising Rich Tapestry Velvet Carpets
Rich Tapestry Brussels Carpets
Rich English Brussels Carpets
Three-piy ami Ingram Carpets
Rag and Hemn IDqrain Carpets at 25c
Plain aud TwIiled Venetian Carpets
HI, saic Chenille aud Tufted Rugs
Door Mats in Cocoa, Thread and Velvet
Stair Rods &c, sc
This above came from the most celebrated acIish
and American luf,ctureTs, and will b. sold at
much lover rrics than The same goods have ever
before been offered in this marx ct
B-Csrpris made and put downat the shortest
notice by experienced workmsn.
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP
oc5 CO. Main street.
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~ FOX BALE PhiVAIELi.-I
6Swill sell my Sorrel HORSE-very gentle ard
in fne conditional . mod rate price NO =
WAGON in good repair, Apply TO
WILBACHER, 18th street
&C lS-N between Main and CARY 80
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kUc1Io1 sAxUA
zaMDz7


BY z. B. Cook, Auet.
I WILL cell T6I5 DAT, At 10 e'o!oek.
~ the large Lot, nsar The CsssssI n~i1rool NJ
pot-- IS 7771f-'1 - - = 80
ssveraI ssddis snd uArnNss Horu6s
Two large youa9 Mulss, vel Lroke
ns as xarnnsrs vseon, ne.siy ~
ADDITIONAL
VIII b addsd 70 the above sslo, Whitnsa's No.
! What veeper, Ia perfect order 10 - so1d ~ ~:
esasnt u whom 10 nay c0sesrn
- &C - -.-kD COOK, Asst.
BY Thomas ". Kesses.
tOfaes corner Of i2:h aad.Oasy sirsss.l
~ HORSES FOB SALE AT AUG.
Nff'Oy Wiz b sold on SATURDAY morn.
ns the '6.l int. eonneneisg - y O'clock, g ne
nofs lcsiou Lot, near the tentsal hsilynd DepoS,
several Saddle aud Harness HcrSss aod threc ~
Null.
-, 49, Az Y hsndsoms 1orss. only three ysaxs
&C 70 rios " KEEsEx. Aucs.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-08

be able to show that his expenditures
for ordinary purposes, in the fiscal year
1859, will be but little wei fifty mil
lions, and that these expenditures uni
ted with the extraordinary expenditures
directed by Congress for the year will
aggregate a sum less than sixty-five mil
lions.
Snch is the result of Mr.. Buchanan's
influence on the action of his first Con
gress. In the next session it will be
more decided; and in the mex still great
err ; until the close of his term, if VIC
should not become involved in a war
with Great Britain, will show the most
economical administration of the govern
ment that has occurred during the pres
ent generation.
If Congress but do its duty as faith,
fully as Mr.. Buchanan will do his, there
will be no clamor at extravaganza there
will be no increase of the tariff; there
will be no pretext for a;''Pcoplc's Party
fused of black Republicans and know
nothings. Not only will Mr.. Buchanan
do his duty, but VIC think he is of the
metal to hold Congress to its duty so
that, on the whole we think the whole
country will be safe under his admin
stration from that whole brood of evils
which are Matched of public extrava-
rance,"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-08
The Slave Trade. How it is
viewed in the Southern STATES

The Slave Trade. How it is
viewed ia the Southern States.
The Richmond Enquirer, The South,
and the Charleston Mercury, all rtpudi-
ate the proposition for a revival of the
slave trade. The Charleston Meps OF
last Monday spea>s as follows On the
subject:
THE "SLAvE TRADE" QUESTION IN
SOUTH CARoLINA.-We believe that an
attempt has been studiously made to
produce without her limits the impress
sion that South Carolina has been and
is very anxious to bring about a re-
opening Of the African slave trade
This is an utter delusion, and may as
we'll be dissipated at once. The mass
of her people have looked on with a
half amazed sang .froid at the agitation
of a scheme, which they regarded so
impracticable and visionary that they
did not trouble themselves to declare
their opinion on it. They passively
consented to hear what could be said,
they would probably approve the repeal
of the law making it piracy, and they
might not object to Congress asserting
to permit the Southwestern and new
States to obtain more negro labor from
abroad. Yet even on these points they
have uttered no wishes. But they new
er will consent to the introduction OF
wild Africans into their midst, nor will
they ever take part in their ~enslavement
either in or out of the State. Their
quiet social discussion, as far as VIC have
heard it throughout the State, is deci-
dedly adverse to either the policy, in
%terest, prdcticability or nao7aLe of such a
movement here. Nine-tenths of them
sustain, and will continue to sustain,
Secretary Cobb's late letter and the
course of our Collector. Has a word of
dissent come from our political Repre-
sentatives? The Mercury elfdeclaims
any approval or advocacy of the pro
and AYERS that it only raised a point
of law. 1t declares the whole ques-
ton to be impracticable, and depre-
Gates it's agitation. The Standard,
sunk quietly to rest under the indeffer-
ence, if no other feeling, of the people,
and all the "rappings" of its departed
spirit cannot g%alvanlze the cause.
The Lancaster Is. c. Ledger, speak !
ing of the effort to import Africans.
says: Il
The idea Of importing emigrants to
this country from Africa is simply ridi-
and this attempt to cvade the
laws of the United States against the
admission of either slaves or a%pprenti-
ces from Africa, is, we think, very pro-
perl. checked by Mr. Cobb. If these
efforts arc persisted in (and it is rumor-
cd that Africans have lately been
brought into several of the Southern
States) the peace of the country will
not be of long continuance.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-08

pEa- Life must be exceedingly pleasant
in Kansas. We observe in a recent
number ofthe Leavenworth Daily Times
a statement by Mrs. Pensa Claywell to
the effect that her sLn Warren was ar
rested by the sheriff of Burlington
county, on the first of June, charged
with having stolen a horse on the frs.
of May in Lykens county, He was ia
ken to Leroy, Coffcy county, and hung
up three times, till he was apparently
lifelcss, in order to make him confess.
Rather than endure the torture longer.
he did confess to whatever they requir-
ed; though the mother told them she
could proveby respectable witnesses that
her soa was at home at the time the horse
was stolen. Neither she nor her friends
were permitted to say anything in the
young mans behalf, under penalty of
summary punishment, and without al
lowing the mother a parting word with
her son, they procured rope and hung
him to a tree. It must be exceedingly
pleasant to live in a country where you
are at the mercy of brainless and heart
less mobs.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-08
The Next

The following gentlemen have al
ready been named in connection with
the next Presidency: Howell Cobb
Senator Bright, Senator Hunter of Vir-
ginia, Speaker Orr, John Slidell, Sena,
tor Brown of Mississippi, Postmaster
General y. V. Brown, Jacob Thomp-
son, d. S. Dickinson, John Letcher,
Vice President Breckenridge, Stephen
A. Douglas, R. c. Winthrop, R. J.
Walker, Gov. Wise, Gov. Packer, Crit
tenden, Bell, Fillmore, VIM. L., Yancy,
Seward, Banks, Chase, Trumbell, G. A.
Grow, Judge Mclean, Mayor Swan of
Baltimore, George Cadwallader, Hum
phrey Marshall, Gen. Cameron, Mr..
Dallas and Sam Houston.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-08
JAMES WILSON, Secretary.
Eaton, July 5th, 1858.

Ba%DR. MAINS AGUE BALsAM.-
This wonderful compound is having an
extensive sale in all parts of the Union
when ague exists. 1t is one of the few
medicines which arc now sold ovcr the
country, that are really what their in
~vcntors claim for them. And unlike
all other remedies that are recommcn-
ded by their proprietors to cure all the
ills that flesh is heir to-this remedy
is only recommended for chiIls, fever
and ague, or that particular class of dis
eases growing out of or the result of mi
asma, SO common in our western conn
try.-The numerous evidences of its
Great curative properties. and the high
estimation placed upon it, renders if the
greatest discovery of the age, and it de-
serves the entire appreciation of all clas-
ses of men. Those having occasion to
use a medicine of this kind, are urged
to spare no pains to give this a tai Il if
they wish to be soundly cured. See ad-
refreshments in another column of this
paper. Sold By all good Druggists.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-08
nea- Senator Crittendeu was warmly

nea- Senator C%rittenden was warmly
received by the Know Nothings in Gin
cinnati, and a perfect Juror Of cnthusi-
ASIA was raised by the Ke~ntuckians, on
his arrival at Covington, in approval of
his course on the Kansas Question
The orators talked of an embodiment of
every body opposed to Lecompton into
one party, to support John J. Critten-
den for the Presidency. This would
probably suit Kentucky we'll enough;
but the Know Nothing element of the
anti administration party will hardly be
able to control the nomination.. Sew
ard will not consent to be showed aside
this time, even to secure the whole
Know Nothing vote; and hence Mr.,
Senator Crittcnden may as we'll hang
his harp upon the willow-he can't
come in!