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Or. CIV abne- @ertber 9crr Gs ais etne gft6t gee
atn has publttan b~ettd)tenb, ;ueletG aber, UNI suh arreht
8u ietn, MIL tN quo NIT etnsr mid isIbf k~etreFeassn Sur 70
duBerprbentltb befannt nd6en, ais iern1ls etne nteeeraeihrie>
BEN murbe- SIM iesten Oftpber bate tb tnt farte 8rufsr-
taltnns, aus tpel3er d@ etaWtlapar tilpste sas f4 aE9 ben
ennesn m%ittbetltG be tnnerlt9 NIB dusrlt9 Sth SGIetnt
snb Otter auswarfeu. Mein Nspent tpnnte burd Ote euassn
pallrtn. unit au@ bur& bic OeTnunS tn nnetner Srutt' an.
l&cu snb NIT grocer Nei6ttsfet; ba6st bate t4 Gas unb
NaAt einea he[ttssn 9afeu, pertpr BEN 9psettt UNI rurbs
le0r b%tnfaats, y eas meme Iss.ts als 2STbnsna a%grteabsn
Sn btsien elenOen 9ufanp Siteb ta cine lang. 3ett, bic I'D 3a
stasm Ssripps ,absemaeers %aT, nM9 tar mtg aas 2UTaIns
ptelen wunperDpaen 8rren sfleien patte, bic &nsr y 3
IA III m en8efeStsr SptuR S9n, WttSttr.
na 9'ss a,tiTors, SnS fns nit Sem GeSSrS@a$ S%srfsiSsnr an. An
nteinen erogen @rfaaneh nno sHr 5rsmoe nsiner JamtIts,
napr 0b unR aIsta isea SUtteIa seSrGaSt Ratts, NOR i'd VOL.
liza wt.Ser seude
Ter Iaann Ito auf hteien 9as, BEN 9. SAINT 1851. Sd BIN IN
5 n Iesten IS WfCnater nt@t einen Gag tranf aereIen unb BE.
s'Hs' 'as I'D &a% sr0SsH DaHt fsplsts Stn: g$taness0l
Der unterfartsbsne 1T NIT 9t0mGS Dtr0n ssnaa bsfannt
rne lam sssssHs 9s en-, by G. igts OSsn ~anq.ssbsn, bspaftst mar.
st TT eth ~HFstses wt'tsIteb Der e6efeGf6oft.
- u. DueBprSw. -
aRrr bs Berltuer 8retIeS Der Baltimore gUnferrua
So S0sr tam bic Setlbnrtett Der @~ussebruns be3Uetfsln
aa$sen, sr Elm 3euests %te pas Sbtse aslelsn bot
une BITE einSt8e bte BON c etrent prbentliUen Irate subereittt
snrse y Or: . ~avn . D8aiamHeHaeiestsT esrGp BON
arantbstten, WALDEN er onsemeHen II unb FIR ptI&e bic
srltarnit3fsn Spl9sn aus eeien SeSraufe f9 %jststen, MANI
%bruaterett, blauer 5uiten, 8lutipeten II, 5ttiertett, fawa6e
Sttmme, Gsitenne6fn pber 8ruRl6msrsen, aeIdwS6te Gpps
nteuttpn (Nesen Ntt6trduG NON @aIprnel uno anScrsn Lin Ia.
dtnD Serstlppfen uper @er;traufbett, fiselupe Rsi,una cber
&ntslnbune Der 8eble, &c. Seine ~nabrhoften @taenISoftcn
beretAern unb retnteen bds Slut, uuS u~nterba[ten Ss grsft
DO Der Nppsttt fsblt. - Aastntser @srfsrtiser ~
Or. 9 N a ne unb Spbn
4, gtprtb SeSentb @treet, User bem Morf
philadelphia.
Bertauft Bet:
s, =. Govt, Np. rs Balttmprearast,
$. SO. 8p&Itns, So. 95 broadway; rne
&8res, Ns. 81 Rprtb @apfraes, uub
in Der Or1tee b.s Baltimore Deder."
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g onbnn o. Slim 1913

~%Y"@N" q .s no. a. ..A.-r..... .es
'..~- '2pnbon, %. Nus. 1853,
gom 2pro OiapOr bon 2onoon all Den 4Atb.
9. s. Gien,au, Wtabpr bon NemsOctt.
Ser 2pro Wappr BON Xpnoon ermioert auf8
berdlihlte bic @liidmlni9e bes Ofapcr BON
Hep=yorf gu benz @rfcl8e enter 70 piGti9en
unternebmuls, ME bic 0pIenpung pe8 atlant.
2ele9rapben, Taues. Sic 1T in BET Gbat enter
Der 9lOrreiditen Iriuuipbe pes 3eitalters unD
8ereid)t Der @a1erSie, @eldidliAtett uuO 8ebarr-
lIdfeit Ider, Die nit Der 20lun9 elmer ip ldtpe>
rem AuF5abe betraut waren, gum bO1lten &cbe;
Der 2cro Wfappr bcfft aufridtis, pab lte u1ter
Dem Se8en be3 olllnddtisen @otte8 Elm Wtittel
Ieln rlD8e 6ur Befeltsung Der freunOl9aftlihen
@efible, Die jest 5mllden ben beioen Xdupern
berrl4en. 1854 .''t 't
@etei9net: Sc. %. CARRIER,
&orb -Wtappr bon ScnDcn,
Wabtn 9ton, "a. Au8. Sr. TurplnS
Der neue Wttnllter, fir Yene5uela, bat feline Sns
trufticnen erbalten, utlD miro pemndAlt a6s
r~ellen, '
Waf9in9ton, "a. Nus. gBu'. 6.
Q8heeler lit gum Gbief Engineer peS Dampfere
Water Sitd e%rnonnt, Der fur Die Y1ra8uaD-
Expedition au89eritet wir0.
NeW=Oorf, a., Aug. Die iran3Slilhe
9le9teru19 bate Der atlauttlden Gelearapbsns
So. b1s uu8ldlteblidc 0te1t ertbeilt, @aao>Ies
lesrapben iber bic Sniel Wtiquelpn gu errib.
ten, bic 5piiden 9teufunpIaup unD 9teul4ptts
Lamp liest. '2- t"' y 4
@epsOorf, "a. Gus. Der Ser. ct,
Danpfer San Sacintc bon Song Gong 1T an'
9efommen. ''"' @. ."
Y9llobe1pbia, "a. aug. SIN erlen
@on9reBeO ttritt bat ltA beute Die be11Otratilae
Convention Selpaltea. Die &ecomptoniten bus
ben 6rn. Slcretce (%nieper) %ernannt, bic Intt,
Secomptcniten Srn. 81. uebInser. 10 ~
Sadptile, "a, Aus. Wfapor Gietton'S
Sotl9aft an ben 2orD Wta9cr ppn 2onppn 1T
srif am Samltas abseididt motDen. Die Ser
5o9ernn9 8el9ab Durd Elm OttBperltinpnib auf
ben !3pllaenltatIp1en. Der Gleftrifer an Der
Irirltp Sap lanbte pie Depel6e ldnell db..
NemsSrleans, a. Ausult. Die Goe
oeSf1Ie ponl selbeu 6ieber tetru8e1 AM Sum.
flag 70; Die 9elan,mtjabt Der ISOLDE lit so,
l1nI "a niebr alS bic WDde pOrber.
Gborletpn,'z "a. Nu9. D18 selbe Size
Der TT bier fiir eNioemll9 erfldrt Doroen. Sn
Der porSetern 9eenpeten Wod]e betrl0 bic 3abl
Der gcoesfale %. Die 8lis @lSocper, pon
SaOanna mad 8almOutA England, b%eltiuat, 1T
III Der Quarantalne eln9elaufen. Sbre Sffte
ctere ano Elm Ebeil Der Wtannlhait liarben an
6Ieber uuO Der 0telt 1T tranf. '.." ~
Ole &an az a 81. ct. Qcuis,
"a. gu9: @8 ltao ieet aus 26 Counties off,
5leue 9ta4ridten ba unO tbetlweile aus 2 weis
teren Counties f; 4 @DuntIes lteben nod aus.
Ole Wfaloritat 9e8en Die @nSlilbbia it jest
q 64S. 14
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Sele9r0pbtldbe NacDriebte.
Btrtatet fIr BEN 70 aIttmSre sBeder."
SepefAe oes Sorb Wlappr BON 2pnDpm an
Sen W1aDpr BON feip, QlOrf. 9.A j

Rem Oprt, "a, 4usult. Die ~folSenbe
Oepe(de bat beute Wfapcr Iteman bon '2onppn
erba(teu .-'t ~
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Nd0 IDfferSa1,,

I4N<A UNuCU U~ADfferDG1ft "
NaEE1S 9aS faSne, meme, idneQteae1ube. prsr,sifbe
80 SgrsJSatf.G'd @r"T ,t,s, 8Sstnstr, @agt. S.
esntaen Ga9en erpsetrt tperOen. Die eleeant unb beonsnn Elm.
ser,diete 1. nne 2 @atats b.stet 9adasieren cine euts GsIss
Us gen gadl9e men c man f9 an ben Gap'tSn an Corners
WtdrT pber an >
au8t9t4G@ IaS bira per 96ntnser, @ermonar.
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Ueue AnSei0eu.

aH F. .|4T
mad. 9tn;ei9e. F.. .. .s..
ptL SepduerR teDtn Iptr NtS Ben1tpt9t baS pHbltfWm UNI
9ta6tsdt tn eriubeNu no be ipnoeIs alt DtGtgntgsn, pet9e Np
- aabIretd IN unlerer QbtrttG9aft, Der Oteben.Qaube, gum
&Onsert etnsefunben patten. ia es ben Muitern 5rn. @ertI8
Hnp 8letn ~unmDbtiD par Dor pS YEbltfum 3u treten, 70
muBte trOs auer setrDienea gSrfebruH8en baS D@pnsert" Mn>
= Q8tr paben AafaIten sentatt, fplGsn SUrtOntn-
nthen pGr5ubeugen nnD weroen aGpnen Grsnag benz Yuplt-
tIHh etnen t~pppelten 0enpB btetea.
iii Ote 8etwattuRe. SOHn S&retber. =
@gg1arbDr StaOt= nn0 &anOgeIelll0aft. -
9eate Abenb TT Determining In 3errn @p. Sfatfers Qptal,
6 rtnstpmbale, $40 1871 Xertaet0nhr., swtI3tn part wnb 9pw
aroar, WDnGtltGe NndrGnbe fauen BON nan az na1 benz
neueften Nuftraae tn Strlte. ..a. .. Ut
StembenfeIf.
0te Spectal.G 81 mtrss Res stsabenfsrtss, weI6e fa fprtan
9eIpnpert periammeln rrsrosn, un TIRE Mrbetten su SDleneen,
po len tbre benz @recuttp G0ntte su ma6euben Whttbetunsen
sefGutsf an zines Der unter5et9nerea Dtttsytebsr ~pcfeIbea ee-
lan9en Iahsn.
Oas @recutlps@c quite oes SteubenfeteS.
6. g 8 Dr., feGpertr. prGdpeat.
@tarlter, prot. Ssfsetdr. s
Gt. a{tts1erE, corr. TssfretSr. ~.
ID ..4. ..E- 40" a.. y. Wteper, ~ n, ..
9@ Gts. SptIfer, SGasmstfer.
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0dHddesMapntnr.
Sj;111N

p EHHEIn.t III &RuVIAURS
sEsszEsasSssssA Die ltnteristSGsten rssen NIT Dem Sanr.
eS perm &budrb soon, S&ifs. @Deber unb S6iFs.
Setradter, tn Bren IN tn 8erbinoung unb feQeu fir gReb.
nun8 befeltcn unter 1Crtpetlgaften 8sOtneunasn uRD All BEN
nteort8f ten SremerS GSen duf elm & AR eiltiI,
paffdeef3etne aus uHb srar fir Gaiite, Sttsrdee unb
3mti@enbed NIT t E CT m a teen @afetf6tffeH Spn
Bremen mad aGen 9Gfen Der @ersinigten Stdaten, befOus
eetS deer na1 B~aIttmpre, Der Q0e8 Ittr 9rem.n it fur
Deati6e daertannt br SGttbeIpaftehe unb ba i'm Wtbtbs.
nasunesfaGe 6es SGeinsa tenn btefpen Aus,abler has " eb
gel d ert tfeIbt, 10 entPfebled mir Oenientaen, pei6e 6rsrns
be unS 0erran6te BON DsutIdldnb perdber tpmmen la1en
tpplea, uaiere Vernittelung furb pbiees 5ans ~eraebenf. -
St8elf3tffs %perlahen Bremen am 1. un6 Is. iebsn
WpndfS.
@benic tSnnea Bet uns Yahd8eiattne iebtr glaTe unter Be.
leaun8 Der DIdse fur bic reueH une praGtppu etR-
sert6teten Damrff6tffe bs prbStutf6e IN
Gtrse ab Nescogprt mad Brentcn, ais aus
Gb Bremen SHREVEPORT
III ben 6 q n Ter @pnpagnie {febe ndbfre @n;etae) unter
elei6en SeotnsunGen fir SRe6nuns Der 50. GeIpfe.
Reutaen ub d d. III, Asenten Der Sdtfe In 81 n .
yort, 1teeGeagtnpn,ne nerbfn, unb ba MON NIT Re6t
bteftn S1tfen ben @prsus eeben fam, unb bird @na aaem.st
vi us Wetferbe ppr SetruSereiFn burd, u { IN : " Srter
Runner esfbert tint, 10 ~erpfeblsn mir aud btsria Dem
publttun nniere 0erntttlunS.
Die Mbfaprtstase Der SGtfe iinp Ue folst;
- .. Bremen .. gfer. gprt:
srsmsn. Cap. ggsHtis, -. Suni Y, Suit
Mep-s Srf,o :. Santsn, 81. Sui 70. gug.
Wefer...a - @dtten, II. Nua. IL. SeSt,
QDesea uaterer Auetunit wsnbe man ito an
..t5l. .sH- BED uub 3 q mt nm,
Smith, 70. 1l3. 70. .9omtar6dr Baltimore,
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Die Wtt8lteber Der f6nlmtlt@en 0p9en bteIes Orbens, TO-
rpGbi innertaIb tpte ~aussrtalb bteieS StadteS, werbgn borauf
aufmerffala senaNt bd6 tie baS a
Srpen8<Btl0
an ! tem 2OeeHatenb burA ben Sefret&r tbrsr Qpee befsmu,en
tSnnen. OG muir np@ ment8e %@renplare Yprbanben fnb, 70
tperbcu Diettnt9ed, pei9e bdS Bib nod winfbtn. To 6ltbun.
f6 bafelte baIptat gu p%erfbafen. @ual7-S
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IS. >. 6. B.
KgDte sri: 8tteber Der ~S6tbe.9cae So. 1 suetben erTt0t Der
na6fen reeelmdetsen @erfamatlune on S,snnsrfaa Zen 81
;. ~. sablrst&. betlsUe9aen,r pa en- GOrf&las, betfefeno ps
SWD SIN Iuttrng SO m. QdnaIpt. Gefr. ~
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Nettfe0ern. NefffeDerm.

Gtne ausssstanete Iuswabt bon neaen amS aaaemt(1ten
Sanietseern ltne iSepen Utsoer 6GneetDamen up az 6uBerf bI.
ltasm pretfe 3u tetUntuen TN Wt6bel.3aaer bpn |6>
&parles Sell9nber, gDelt prattfr. SIC. %,
3ptiasn Der Bride ub NarTbmartet.
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0SrDDflt1n NDmtnn0nic.

G0Iaenbe berren iinb ppn MT ais SpeM1l, U eenten eDtatr
@eieGi6dft angenpmren uno ermGhttst Mppltiattpnen sar
%@rlan8nns BON 8aulptS &C. in Der StaEt grpp!lsn ~entssssn-
%juneDmen.
1. Gtarl. gBeber, corner @bart unb Grobfr. $50. 364,
2. Sps. If6arp, Qtsbthr. 80. 235, -
3. Mntrea5 6aRauer, sprner Spring II. WeGlberpfr.
4. Wtlb. Reoemdnn, @a9erfr. $40. 354,
5. SO. 81. Sdmtbt, Mpr0 Sdpfr. SIS. 50,
8. S rtebrtd 8lUdb, QDeft 8alttmprear. Sts. 1856, ..r
z. Spbn 6. Sert9, QDeft prattfr. Na 654,
s. Sriepr. N%eeenaert, NtdGpns 8Gfsret, 9ratfrase,
9. Sptn Raul, Srpdbwls, ndbe GtamsSfr.
Die Office Der Gpntp. TT corner Charles Inb 9smbarbfrass
NS. as unb td8ltG NIT Nusnabme Der SpRntoee reeelrnGsiq
BON @ipreenS 8 BITS WttttaeS 1 nbr. metlenS aber aud WaG.
1ntttags gsbfnet UNI rtrb baiel6f fpiprttSsr &nfI Glus ube1
ale nit Dem untsrnetuen In @erbtneuns ftbsn9ea gerbGlt.
nthe ertteilt. sF. u
Yeripnen, weI&e in Sdu. 9sretns- naeieaeubettsn utb Az
febsu wunl6en. m6sen ~ebenflGs an Der b~eJeiGnefen 5t.l. SCr.
fpreGen. SDbn u. &ptte {, General. Ncent be,
SrDOtl9n GOmSaente, Setretdr tes Sadf ne, GeatOnta 80. 1
2, 3, NltfGbters ~. 2 unp GDncOrhta. 8dt. 8eretus.
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8rppf(n,t Gpmnnnnie.

4nsebote IN fGrtftlt8er GtnBabe sur ltebtrnabme Ssn @r.
5etten. CUR ~Grbfnune, @benmaGut8 un1 notwithstanding BET
JDurtbtr. Don Satapece ISen. BIS CUR Wedrplanb Ipen, BET
NfargIanb Nsen. BON StrRtr. bis CUR Nourttfr. unb Der Sc.
cnn1fr. pom 9dthpSes NStn. BITS CUR Warelan6 &Sen. werber
eS 3ut l. Ssrtsmber tit Der Office Der 8r0pffsn G%pnpGente
6 lombard nnb @tarIssfr. Ode, ent8eeenssnpmmen.
SIM Auftra8s Der SrDrfien Gcnpasnte d
Mun17s1Ght Or e Mii Z GasfrekSr
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SteMbenfeT.

Uerelnl9ter"S td1tensS luperetn 9to. 3.
Den r~eIpetttpen Yiteltsbern Dbisen @ersinS fDwte ben
SrsuuSen pefelben bic yta&ri&t, baB ftt am lsstsn Bonner.
tag unter benz psteen Namen etn aeuer 8aaperetn e~eblbet
i9lebsn, az ben befeF Ger bereits b%ersben0ea serednet werben
cart. S3ettsre NHtbetIe tpnnsn 9eiet@net werGen, bst Der,
ndSfen Dpnnerfae ben 26. dug. Abenbs s l1Dr, fattGnbeube en-
gerfammluns bet 5r.. Sra m 5anturBfr. W.. 179,
3wtf1en SaneSer- unp 2eobeubalfr., ppistbR be awedmdbta It
aussearbsiteten Q5sisss sur &tnit4t berett Itesen. "
WGrceIIWS d. nefSfp, pr. NrGfb.
mD .at- VI q M . pferm a nm ~ G.hTSSs'
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-16
EATON, PREBLE COUNTY,, o SEPT, Is, 1858, 4,

all these good fellows. Told how eX
tremely anxious they were for him tt
come over to the Democracy; (wondel
what they would have done with hin
had he gomez How they locked arms
and walked up the avenue; how beauti
fully the moon was shining on thar won
derful night; reviewed the great strug-
gle in the House on the Crittenden
amendment, and with the. usual shake
of the head, desired to know what they
would have done had there been no one
there to help but Republicans. You
Ind just ninety Republicans in the
House, unless you count G1e one, and if
you dolthere was just ninety-one-do
not know that l am Republican,
Those that do know him L think will
not be in any danger of counting him
among Republicans. Next come the
famous resolutions with four special
reasons why Campbell should be elect
ed. No allusion to Republicanism, the
name or party are not SO much as mon
toned. either in the preface or body
The platform, the party, and all that re-
lates to the organization, was spit upon
with the utmost contempt. Craighcad
spoke with his usual elegance and
grace, endorsing the nomination most
fully PARROT electrified the body
Walker and Marsh were both hugely
called, but did not respond, as if they
were more than delighted with the days
work, and all the people cried amen
Thus ended the first public chapter in
this dram of fraud and violence.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-16
G. W. BROWN,
G. a. REYNOLDS.
IL. SHANkLIN, .
WESLEY DUNCAN.
H ENRY BROWN.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

LEcoMPToN, K. T., Aug, 24, 1853.
TO Messrs. G. w. BROWN and others
GENTLEMEN:-In regard to the ques-
tioRs nooted in reference to the election
of Representatives to the next Legisla-
tive Assembly it seems to me clear that
the election must be held under the pro-
visions of the Act of 1857, or else that
there is no authority for holding it at
all
To remedy the evil complained of, I
have received numerous petitions, re-
qucsting me to call an extra session Of
the Legislature. There are many rea-
sons why this cannot be done. The Or
gauic Act confines the term of service
for Representatives to one year, and here
the question arises as to when the term
Of service commenced. That was, un-
doubtedly, either on the Both of March,
the day when the ffrAt election was held
or on the 2l Of July, the dIy on which
the first Legislative Assembly convened
in the Territory. According to con-
gressi6nal usage the latter would be the
day, the 4th OF March, the recognized
commencement OF the Congressional
term, being fixed only as the day when
tae first Congress WAS to meet. But ii
either be taken as the beginning of the
Legislative year, then the term has al
ready expired and there arc no Repre-
scntatives who could legally be called
to3e her But even if this difficulty did
not exist, [ would net feel authorized to
call together the late Legislative Assem-
bly, in extra session, for my knowledge
of their past condUct would lead me tt
doubt whether they could be relied or
to meet what might be regarded as tn,
just expectations of the people. They
were once so called together by my prede
cessor, under written pledges to pass on
ly certain specific acts, and when. con
vcncd, proceeded deliberately to deter
mine, by caucus, whether they should o
should not violate their pledges. 1t i
true that number asserted that thei
! signatures were forged to the pledge
e thus given in writing. But whether tha
G charge was or was not true, the mem
bers we'll know the conditions on whicI
it was understood they were called TO
a gethcr, and they were in honor boun
C to acquiesce or bring the session to
n close at once. But the pledges were Vi
: olated, and it is said that some of thos
a whose signatures were genuine, w:re tn
: most active in having this done, Will
It some whose names had been forged, il
: sisted that the pledges should be KEEP
d During the regular session, grei
IS majority banded themselves together
is at least so their votes would Indicate
n. for purpose of pecuniary profit, and i
t, this nearly the whole session was consl
rs med. The granting of exclusive priv
y leges occupied much oftheir time, and
t. one instance, they went so far as to pa
ID bill by which the people of Lawrcn
te were to be prohibited from obtainir
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-16
Titcesaah's Iyattcrs to Young Peo-

"If there is anything in this worlC
that young man should be more crate
full for than another, it is the poverty
which nccessitatcs starting life under
very great disadvantages. Poverty is
one of the best tests of human quality
in existence. A triumph over it, il
like graduating with honor at West
Point. 1t demonstrates stuff and STAN
ina. a young man who. cannot stand
this test, is not good for anything.
iarsPoverty saves a thousand times more
men thani it ruins, for it only ruins
those who are not particularly worth
saving, while it saves multitudes oil
whom wealth would have ruined"
mo, my boy, if you are poor, thank
God, and take courage, for he Intends
to give you chance to make something
of yourself" - Biz. s<rt
''One of the greatest benefits to be
reaped from great financial disasters, is
the saving of a large crop of young
men," 1GH
"a young man who cherishes impure
images, and INDUCES in impure CONVEX
sations with his associates, is poisoned.
He is not to be trusted ~
''Girlish attachments, and girlish
ideas of men, are the silliest things in
the world. If you do not believe it, ask
your mothers. Ninety nine times in a
hundred, they will tell you that they did
not marry the boy they fancied before
they had right to fancy anybody. IF
you dream ofmatrimony for amusement,
and for the sake Of Killing time, have
this to say, that, considering the kind
of young men you fancy, you can do
quite as well by hanging hat upon a
hitching post, and worshipping it thro
your cham Der window"
''Thc husband who comes home at
night, and finds his wife dressed to re-
ceive him, dressed neatly and tastefully.
because she wishes to be pleasant in his
eyes, cannot, unless he be brute, ne
slect her, or Slight her graceful pains
taking. Il is a9e6mpliment to him. 1t
displays a desire to.maintaim the charms
that first attracted him. and to keep, in
tact, the silken bonds which her taste
full girlhood had fastened to his. fancy"
GA clerk, on a modern salary has no
right to be seen with a segar in his
mouth. Three segars day, at five
cents apiece, amount to more than fifty
dollars year. CaR you afford it? You
know you cannot. You know that, to
do this, you have either got to run in
debt, or steal. Therefore we say you
have no business to be seen with segar
in your mouth. It is presumptiye evi-
dence against your moral character.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-16
LAwRENGN, Aug 21st, 1853.

His ErcelleRcH j. ". Dcnrc', Gorcraor
!f Kansas Te'rito'y:-
SrR:-It is generally known, we be-
lievc that the Legislative Assembly, of
last winter, neglected to pass an act for
the rcapportionment Of the Territory'
for the House of Representatives. Upon
this the question has been raised, wheth-
er there can he a legal election held at
the time appointed upon the old appor-
-tionmcnt. This question is based upon
the language of the act making such ap-
portionment passed in 1857, which seems
to limit its operation to the nextsucceed-
ing session of the Legislative Assembly.
- he Guestien s=auii.n- os.tar.t- one, az c.
We would submit the same to your Ex-
cheney, with the request for an carly re
ply shcrcunon.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-16

Ba-'Will you never learn, my dear,
the difference between real exchangable
value?' The question was put to hus-
band who had been lucky enough to be
tied to a political economist in petit
coats.
oh yes, my dear, think, 1 begin to
see it..
In 'eedr responded the lady.
Yes replied the husband. For in
stance, my dear, know your deep learn
ing and all your other virtues. That:
your real value. But know also tina
none of my married friends would swol
wives with me. That's your exchanged
BILE value E..
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-16
nsa "Mr. Snowman, what is IL

ns- "Mr. Snowman, what is that?'
'.That, my dear, is the rhynocery. He
is cousin German, or Dutch relation to
the unicorn. lie was born in the des
ert of Sary Ann, and fed on bamboo and
missionaries. lie is very courageous,
and never leaves home unless he moves,
in which case he goes somewhere else:
unless he is overtaken by the dark
lie was brought to this country much
against his will, which accounts for his
low spirits when he's melancholy or re-
fected. lie is now somewhat aged, but
he has seen the day when he Was The
youngest specimen of animated nature
in the world. Pass on, my little dear
and allow the ladies to survey the won.
ders OF creation as displayed in the ring
tailed monkey, a hanima! that can stanc
hanging like fellow crittcr, only it:
reversed" ...-...
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-16
THE MAN WITH A SHAWL NEED NO

THE MAN WITH A SHAWL NEED NOT
APpLY.-Nc find in the Gospez( Maine)
Banner the, following advertisement:
Il am desirous of securing the service
of two male teachers to teach school the
coming winter I take this method,
therefore, of making known the fact
IF this notice meets the eye OF any man
q mean physical as well as mental) }
who is willing to teach as well as keep
school, should be happy to see him.
IN. B. No person who wears
saa,c1, spcctac4es or rralks with cane
need apply, as sufficient instructions
from that class has already been had.
--.7 ''H. B. MAYNARD. Agent.
"Kendalls Mills, July 10, 1883
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-16

R85- y Yankee chap down in Holt,
Kansas, occupying an old Daguerrean
wagon by the road side, was discovered
short time since, washing and securing
an old gun barrel. On being asked
what he intended to do with it, he repli-
ed that he was fixing up to go into the
liquor business, and to avoid the law, was
goine to make use of this tube instead
! of glasses, thereby making it appear be
yond dispute that he is selling liquor I5
he Jarreii-The fellow is doing a thri
wing business. \ great many person:
have been shot in the neck" by thiS
novel contrivance.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-09-16

LovE.-Love is SO fairy like part
of u, that even a fair cannot make it
differently from us,-that is to say, when
we love truly: 1t is singular that love
makes but a small part Of our actual
lives, but is yet the master-key to our
sympathics. The hardest OF US, W o
laugh at the passion when they see it
palpably before them, are arrested by
some dim tradition of its cxistcncc III
the past.