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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19

nsa- The first house built in Ohio by
a white man was built by Charles Fred
erick Post, a Moravian Missionary, at
the junction of Sandy Creek and the
Tuscarawas, in Stark County, in 1761.
The place where this house is built is
very near the line between Stark and
Tuscarawas Counties. Within a short
time it has been added to Tuscarawas
County; and Tuscarawas County is tru-
ly the pioneer county in Ohio. 1t was
there where civilization was first planted
in Ohio by the Moravian missionaries.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19

pGa-Hon. Geo. L. PUGH, of the U. S..
Senate, has our thanks for a copy of his
speech on the Indiana Senatorial Elec-
ton delivered in the Senate on the 18th
of June, 1858.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19

THE WAR IN OREGoN.-From ar
Engagements made by the Wa Depart
ment for the Indian war in Washington
and Oregon Territory, there will be
within a short time twelve or fifteen
hundred efficient troops concentrated in
the portion of the country occupied by
the hostile tribes.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19

Rsg~ A correspondent of the New
York Times, at Granada, writes that the
rumor that the United States Govern
ment was about to blockade the ports OF
Nicaragua, had created quite a sensa-
ton there. General Lamer, our Min
lister, had a protracted interview, on the
22d ult., with the Nicaraguan Cabinet,
and informed them that his government
vas about 70 take decisive measures in
tho pending questions.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19
EATON, O.,AUG. 10, 1858
Democratic Nominations.
Meeting.
@G2&
A&AS

The members of the Democratic Cen
trail Convention, of Preble County, are
requested to meet at the committee room,
in Eaton, on Saturday August 21st, at
2 o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of tax
ing into consideration several matters of
importance. j. II. ZOOS.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19
THE Tempest in n Teapot

The simpyeton that squirts his filth and
mire through the columns Of ye 'Smut
machine" on Baron street, seemed to be
considerably worked up last week, and
succeeded admirably in exhibiting him
self as in his "native clement" when
dealing out slang. Really, we had no
idea the poor thing could be punched so
severely with as short a pole, but upon
reflection we were reminded that this is
the season when his species are lying
"around loose" and that but a small
probe will cause them to eject their filth.
He yelps like a whipped spaniel. His
contortions and attempts to be severe
have only excited for him u pity.
his vanity to imagine that he can
fol- ce US to neglect our Legitimate du-
ties, sink our manhood to a level with
his, and descend into that field of ma
lice and defamation in which he feeds
and f%attens, our contempt. No doubt
the whelp thought to intimidate US by
his threat to raise the "cuticle at every
lick" but he will find that his person.
al diatribes will not have the power
to frighten a democratic journalist from
a discharge of his duty to the public,
and that we will continue to speak of
unmitigated, barefaced falsehoods as
they deserve. We anticip ated that the
pimp of the ''smW meachine," would
eject his venom at us as soon as ''bleed-
ing Kansas" was exhausted. He sub
sists on scurrility; and when he has no
imaginary onster at which to hurl the
connections of his impotent malice, he
must ~satiate his appetite for slang in
unprovoked abuse of his neighbors.-
Physically, morally and mentally rotten,
superstitious, bigoted and cowardly,
maligment, and only rescued from idiocy
by a surplus of lechery, this "sncaking
creature r%ejoices in his cringing ser
Witty. He is a fit servant, and his
masters sagacity as evinced in their Sc
lection Of the mongrol fol the perfor-
nance of their dirty work, stands un-
impeached. We do not, however, pro-
perly the abuse alluded to, to such
an irritable compound of depravity.
malcvolcnce and stupidity, such a mcr.
cenary imbecilc and sheepish limitation
of manhood, as the sa~llow-visaged syco,
plant who pretends to do the princi,
pal scribbliEg for that sheet, but rather
to those who employ and direct him
and hope to be proited by his fulmi-
nations. With such characters as these
we shall have no personal controvcr.
sy. Their political falsehoods and mis-.
representations we will expose when
We sec proper; their mean, low-flung
per sonal illusions, in the future, viii
be passed by as the rawlings of illit.
crate blockheads and the weapons OIL
sneaking blackguards. They will pro.
badly feel the recoil more than we dc
the discharge.
RSg Ten members have been elected
to the next House of Representatives
from two States-Arkansas and Missouri
They are all Democrats. In the last
House they stood divided, thus: Seven
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19

Ra- The remark is t~hreadbare that
the Democratic party is in favor of ex-
tending negro slavery. Men will still
repeat it knowing they are guilty of un-
qualified Islander. The Democracy have
been in power almost from the founda-
ton of the Government, and every in
telligent man knows there would not be
a single foot of free territory in-the
Union to-day but for the labors of the
Democratic party. Democrats should
everywhere nail the obsolete charge of
their enemies, that they are in favor OF
extending slavery to the counter.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19

KANSAS LANDs.-The President OF
the United States has issued his p~rocla-
nation ordering the sale of public lands
at Lecompton, on the 1st and 18th of
November, and at Kickapoo IN the 1st
and 10Th of November.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19

FRUIT TREEs.-Never allow grass to
grow around fruit trees. The soil
should be kept pulverizcd around the
trunks for several years after the trees
are planted.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19
The Queens Message to Buch-
Hmam.

To the Honorable the President Of the
United States:
Her Majesty desires to congratulate
the President upon the successful COM
pletion of this great international work,
in which the Queen has taken the deep
est interest.
1.-THE Queens message is complete,
and came over the cable this afternoon,
although not dated.-REP.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
"The President cordially reciprocates
the congratulations of her Majesty, the
Queen, on the success of the great in
ternational enterprise, accomplished BY
the science, skill and indomitable ener-
gy Of the two countries. It is a triumph
more glorious, because more useful, than
was ever won by the conquerer on the
field of battle. May the Atlantic Tel
graph Company, under the blessing of
Heaven prove to be a bond of perpetual
peace and friendship between the kind
red nations, and an instrument destined
by Divine Providence to diTuse relig-
ious civilization, liberty and laws
throughout the world. In this view will
not all the nations of Chirstendom
spontaneously unite in the declaration
that it shall be forever neutral, and that
its Communications shall be held sacred
in the places of their destination in the
midst of hostilities?"
Dated Washington City, Aug, 16, IS
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19

rarThe Queens Message to the
President will be found in another col
un. We presume it is genuine.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19

1NR.Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN, received
the nomination for Congress. on Mon
day last, in the district of Warren, Gin
ton, ,Fayette, Madison and Green. AS
the counties are all hopelessly republi-
can, of course he will be elected.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19

RG> Ten members have been elected
to the next House of Representatives
from two States-Arkansas and Missouri.
They are all Democrats. In the last
House they stood divided, thus: Seven
Democrats and three opposition. This
does not look like the next House be-
ing opposed to the Democratic partly
1t is, truly, a good commencement. For
the sake of unity and harmony, we should
like to see all the States return, as Mis-
souri, and Arkansas have done, unani-
nous Democratic delegations.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19

up by the attaches of that moral and
unscrupulous
sEy Democrats, the coming election
will be. an important one. Since the
days when the masses of the people raj
lied under the name of Democracy, in
defence of their rights, around Thomas
equal and exact justice to all men
there has not been in all the victories
which the name and principles have a
chieved, so great an occasion as the
present for their reassertion and tri-
umph. Now, as at that time, political
tricksters are endeavoring to blind the
people by mis- representation, cries of
fraud and extravaganza, and every 9th
er available means to mislead the popu-
lar will. 1t therefore, behooves every
demoerat-every citizen who takes an
interest in public affairs-to lay aside
all individual differences, and vindicate
our rights and the Constitution from
the aspersions cast upon them by the
corrupt combinations tending to their
subversion. The political sky is bright.
The late election demonstrate that the
popular will is on the side of Democ-
raey.
Ds~The ticket nominated by the De-
mocraoy of Ohio, on the goth ult., is
received everywhere throughout the
State with creator enthusiasm than we
remember to have seen any State ticker
that has been heretofore nominated
The Democracy of Ohio are a unit, and
that they will come off victorious on
the second Tuesday of October no sane
man doubts. Democrats of Preble
county, do your full part towards achiev-
ing this glorious victory.
n- The admission of Minnesota to
the list of States will increase the cleo
toral vote from 296 in 1856, to 800 in
1860. Should Kansas and Oregon be
meantime admitted, the vote will be g.
06, constituting 1877 from the free and
120 from the slave States. Under the
two thirds rule for the Presidential nom
i%nation it will require 2o4 votes to make
an election at the Charleston Conven
ton ia 1860. r.
EsS-We notice that our old friend
d. CLARK, Esq, of the Dayton Empire,
Is spoken of as a candidate for sheriff of
Montgomery County. Hope he will be
nominated-know he will be elected,
and certain he will make a most excel
lent Sheriff. He deserves it, and the
Democracy of that county cant do any
better
-A~-IInn TnnnrAS ION rncnIVnC
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19
1.-TWO FOrgeries.

The Republican papers have been
lately giving publicity to two letters one
purporting to be written by President
Buchanan to the Hon. Mr.. English, of
Indiana, and the other by Judge Cor
WIN, of this State, in relation to Judge
BARrLEY. Both are forgeries, gotten
up by the attaches of that moral and
unscrupulous press,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19
SOMETHING WORTH KNowINa.-

SOMETHING WORTH KNowING.m
We would call your attention to the ad-
vertisement of DIR. Mann's Ague Balsams-
which appears-in the columns of our
present number. We are pleased to
be able to record the satisfaction of
u patrons, after trial, of an article ad-
vertised in our columns. All the quack
nostrums of the day are giving way be-
fore it, and it seems, truly, to work by
magic, and in all cases effects a cure
This is indeed a great discovery, and
will be hailed with pleasure by thou-
sands who have suffered, and tried, and
tried, and suffered year after year,
throughout the western country, to
know that the specific is in the reach
of all. This invaluable remedy is sold
by all good and responsible druggists.
Aug. 29-1t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19

BJ- The Wonderful Success Of DR..
HosteHer's Celebrated and Unrivaled
Stomach BiHcrs, from the time of its in
PRODUCTION to the public, proves couclu-
sively its manifest superiority over any
other preparation of the kind now man
ufactured. It's action on the digestive
organs is of the most pleasing character
removing all diseases or m%orbidity, and
giving the system a sound and healthy
tone. In cures of Dyspepsia, loss of
appetite, general mental or physical
weakness, its Operations is most benc-
6cient, indeed; some of the most dread
full cases that have ever been under
medical treatment have been entirely
cured by this great agent. As a tonic,
Hostetter's Bitters are most delightful,
especially before meals.
For sale by Druggists and dealers
generally everywhere.
An- 90 AZ
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-08-19
LIST OF

Remaining in the Post Office at Eaton,
Preble county, Ohio, uncalled for on
the 18th day of August, \. d. 1858.
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3u bafen.
Sdubtcr Itnb etneeaben te uns tpr3uiprehen, tn.
tcm fe bic 9ebtngunBen ebenfp9untt8 0 hts
ben perber als bel irsenb einem aneern .Sault:
Die Gtgentbamer irerten nit ser gr6Ben Ver9nn0en
teberaet bte Speratton tbres 9df'
0 fen einem Seben se8en, weder an ten p6 or t.
fdritt bes 3ettatter 8" Snereie BAT unb rrrten
frrer euen Sepen burb i9r ausaetebntes etabltemen
4. 5. M. & Comp. crlauten fId, has gutliftn Be-
frnSers tarauf aufmerflam su MAIDEN, faB b r.
8afpfe II ter etnBt9G wel6er tn eleer Sfaet III
GjebraiG IT, gatent-0lrAte tarauf 5in 9 pbtad II
melpt. :.
Sames .. Mafpn ii. Gpmp.,
friiter R. Dlairn II. grutrr,
Mtter gtanb,
alte Numn,er 9s, 9rattfrafe,
(N1,l5y6M1te) WeGture's Odd gegenIber.
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3tuct ieb8en,

In erCber fifcr gDnare, Grtfen, 2tafcn, Sd8r
Geri.C teutIde Gamitten, q adte frti6e tpltane.
Sartnae, Sarte1lrn, 9tmturatrrt 9 6wCt
5cr. Hno arduter.6die ie al QDtetsrOertnufer biz
Itoit lei ~. @ 6Metber " Comp
IlslM SIR A6 Gnb.Gnparb.. nahe Rrattlta[e.
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NUtt q
g[0iiibrllll0S s9SillCu

dre nit Ter gr56icH Ge-
lhttltdfctt rtlte mett.
ltntftie NuHit In tteiem
8Ctlalter be1et suberctttt
n rrttu uub tire lDitfuH-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-08
llibt-eryIONirenOf glaiOum- Gampen!
9iemCQ'8 pdtcnttrte
EidlrrhfitSInmNr n ynmrCniiiIlCr.

Ser Grinder 6drdutirt tIe Gerbutung aIer lnaluds'
firc tCt 9enltuNg he's trCnrtlrCr BNdoUm5 Gompttre
tne antcrcr tcm Grpcereu mtCrrcriercr NIB CUR De
leuhtm9 ttcnenrer NN6utlen. Dteie @rfntr8 lam
an n,cn 0esvGtnlhcn FdmpCn urb AT len gum @hNirFcn
her BluI. lltci beucnten Gtfalen andetrod meteen;
trHer wcrtcp Scdr Ganptpc Enmpen uho Eaernca
leiht nit tieier @iRr6hmB pcriChcn.
Ger llntGritt&Hete erlaUbt a btc Aufmtrtinttt he's
pubIttms 1uf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-05-08
! 8ors,loli6cS Dfascn 8ittcrS.

SDr5ugitd)e 2Setise, Sfa'lotes &C.
q j. GbarrOn n OOllIp,
AQaenten fur @etnbergbef ftber tn
- Srantret6,
SIR. 1874, Deff-aombarbs, StIi6 trn !Sancstr'tr.
mir rnipfneen fretsn mb pferireH gum Nrriauf tn
8pabauie unb II unierm aaten:
6 paude. .8ranttes ppn tlniitr unb teller Slfoe,
In Mdtel- unb giertel' 6dbden pcn fer 8itina Gm'l
Belmont
Sebr feinen Ge8nae unb 9ranttes, euf
SlalAen unb In Balern prm S}dbr8an8 1911, Son Der
Hirna vGtdrcn pere x SGbne."
Gbampdgner.g g9e inc unb cute BranSttS;
1000 0iien gcrteaurs, Garet. nnb Wur9uneerweli,
ron Ter eerinsen bis sur feLnaen Gcrte.~
Wet6e gbablts. unb Sauternes Wetne;
Sbcrrp,, Wlaceira. pnS port.gDcne ppn itnfr Scrte
,ut prn alten gBeiniefen tn 8latAen unb Bdierh.
200 @tertels5dffer NIT @ette-, gort'
Wtabeira- II. 8Ir8unber'pprtw twetneh
tpn perhieeenen Gerten.
SpttdnbtEdcn @eneSer, Stpth u. u.Srtlp
9Dbtsfep; Ibipnth, @nts une 3tr td)s
ma ffer &c. &c.
Desafeiben taben mir In Gomnlifflcn ertalten:
900 sd0er gcurbCn- unb RW Qobtstap
% bp, ebr altcn ferea 9lpes9pEislCt,
Is bp. iebr mtlten aften Scurtch'gDbtsfep,
wefde mir ten 5anbeitretbnben ~ ben neeraten Mdri'
preifeu ofIertrtu. (Mrt.lllO