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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01
JHnrrirA.

On the 9th inst, by Rev. W. II.
Fyffe, Mr. SAMUEL w. LOCKWOOD, to
Miss SARAH NJ. CLAYTON, all of this
place.
On Thursday the 9th inst, by
Rev y. L. Bcall, Mr.. VIM. NJ. HIpPARD,
of Dayton, to Miss MARY WILLIAMS,
of Camden, Ohio.
On Saturday the 9th inst, by the
same, Mr.. THOMAS j. GARD, to Miss
RACKET y. ARKLE, both of this coun-
fu
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01
Corn in Egypt and Elsewhere.

The fine weather of the last few days
has had the effect to raise the spirits Of
the farmers very materially. They be.
gin to think that the prospects of tho
corn crop, though not very promising
are by no means so hopeless as they
were accustomed to consider them ten
days ago. We hear good accounts
from Egypt, whose light, friable soil is
capable of absorbing almost any amount
of moisture. Corn there Was checked in
growth, but not materially injured, and
now it will come on finely. Upon high
ground in the central and nothern por-
tons of the State, the crop VIII proba-
bly, be fair, where the seed has not rot
ted in the ground. 1t is not to be dis
guised, however, that the breadth plan
ted is small compared with that of last
year. \ good deal more is u~ndoubtcd-
ly now being planted, but those farmers
whose wheat crops is nearly ready to
harvest, will not of course run any haz-
ard with that in order to put in more
corn tban possibly might prove a fail
ure. To do so would require consider
able additional help, the expense Of
which they do not feel willing to incur
in view Of present prices, even if there
we're no contingency with respect to the
crop.
Our Minnesota exchanges speaks
quite en~couragingly Of the corn crop in
that State. There has been as much
there as here, but owing to the
more porous nature of the soil, the crop
has been less injuriously affected than
upon our praries.-Chicago Press.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01
The Troy Budg

raThe Troy Budget suggests that
the names of Louisville, Baltimore and
New Orleans, be inscribed upon the
tombstone of Know Nothingism,
emblematic of the transccndant wisdom
and honesty of american" municipal
government-"Put none but Amcicans
on guardi'
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01
Eg- The radical abolitionists of Yer

Ia The radical abolitionists of Yer
mont have had a State Convention, and
after nominating a ticket, passed the
usual resolutions, denounced the white
race, and adjourned over till next year.
The New York Tribune, and other
high heeled abolition prints, who use
the negro judiciously, are very severe
upon the Vermont abstractionists.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01

Our CoNGREssMAN.-On last Satur.
day, our Congressman, Hon. c. l.
Vallandigham, dropped down upon US
looking hale and hearty, none the worse
for his stage at Washington during the
past session. Val, although not a large
man, can, do more work and do it better
than almostan other one We think heis
Il man, of whom the people of the Third
District should be proud; and they are,
for he is acknowledged TO be one of the
ablest politicians in the State: Wher-
ever he goes he shows that he is no ordi-
nary man. His speech upon the floor
of the House of Representatives, was
spoken of in high terms by all, and
showed that he was able to ELL his Office
which he holds with honor to himself
aud his constituents. Although he has
fought long and hard he has come off
victorious; he has accomplished what the
Democracy of the district asked him to
do. 1t is now their place to reward
him for it, and they will do it.-lIam-
Telegraph.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01
WY IS TIE DEMAND so GREA-
DIR. MANN'S
ACUE BALSAM.

Bee ,use it win. in all cases, safely and cf-
fectua lily cure that much dI eaded cOI.rge OF the
w est Chills. Fever and Aguc- without fail,
and in cases Will counteract the poison of NAL
aria, of which fact thousands DO testify: and.
unlike all other no -trums, 1t is only recommend
ed for one class of diseases. and as a tonic it is
unsurpassed. We will! offer a few evidences
Of its worth, by men of n1cEcc and high stand
ing. ". ISL
Princeton, H., Sept goth. 1857.
DIR. MANN-DEAR SIR: For several years
past | have used your Aguc BaiSam in my daily
practice, and have closely observed its
in hundreds of cases, aud in no case has at fail
cd to ~proiucc the most happy effect. l can
most chccrfuIly recommend it asa certain sre-
chic fer chiils, fever and a que. and ina larious
Ii. AUSTIN, NJ. D..
Marshall, Mich Feb. 18th 1857.
DIR. MANN & COL have sold a large
amount of your Aguc Ba lsam in this vicinity,
and from my persona. knowledge of it, l believe
it the best remedy for chills, fc yer and ngue
that has ever been sold in our State.
Respectfully Yours, o.. A. HYDE
AshtabuIa. Ohio, January LIST 1858.
MESSRS. S. h. MANN & CO -GENrs: In
CanvaSsing the States of Ohio and Michigan for
the sale Of the different remedies of which VIC
have control, our attention has been called to
obServe the great name that your Ague Balsam
ha gained for itself in every place wher c sold,
II really seems to be THE PEOPLES owS RENEpr,
and its sales moro rapio than alt others, 1t is
destined to uperoeds all other ague remedies.
in the market. Very Truly Yours,
a. & S HENDRY.
New York. Feb. %, 1858.
MESSRS. S. h. MANN & Co.-GExrs: l have.
II our house in st. Lo ais sold your Ague Bal
some three years. and have carefully OBJ
served its effects in CURING, and must in ali
candor say, ] do not believe its equal exists in
all the world of medicines To my perSonaI
knowledge ii has GU ed permanently everything,
md l have known it used, after al other RENE
had neen tried in vain with the most happy
'esult. And what is more REMARKABLE ] have
never known a case but what remained cured.
'ar at least that season. ] have no hesitation
n recommending it as a perfect triumph over
hills and fever. Respectfully Yours.
PROF. o. ]. Woop.
S. X. MANN & CO., Proprietors,
3alion, Ohio. Sold by all good Drug
,ists.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01

EI~ DIR. MAINS AGUE BALsAM.-
This wonderful compound is having an
extensive sale in all parts of the Union
where aguc exists. 1t is II Of the few
medicines which are now sold ovcr the
country, that are really what their in
ventors claim for them. And unlike all
other remedies that arc recommended
by their proprietors to cure all the ills
that flesh is heir to-this remedy Is H.
ly recommended for chills, fever and
ague, or that particular class of diseases
growing out of or the result of miasma,
SO common in our western country
The numerous evidences of its great
curative properties, and the high esti-
nation placed upon it, renders it the
greatest discovery Of the age, and it de-
serves the entire appreciation of all
of men. Those having occasion
to use a medicine of this kind, are urged
to spare no pains to give this a trial if
they wish to be soundly cured. Sec ad-
vertisement in another column Of this
paper. Sold by all good Druggists.
TO THE SUFFERING COMMU-t
NIFTY -Helmbold's Genuine Prepare
ton of Fluid extract Buchu is offered
as a specific. Read the adv ertisement
headed "IIelmbold's Genuine Prepare
July /, 185S-4t
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01

H@~ The Albany Eccmi"g Journal
the leading Republican organ of New
York, makes the following prophecy re-
lative to the new political party:
The first feature Of this party will
also be its last feature. 1t will begin
by 'ignorins' aud end by being zig
porcd."
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01
Handsome Compliment.

Vice President BREcKINRIDGE ha.
won golden opinions from every body
on account of the dignity, ability and
impartiality with which lie presided
over the Senate during the late session
of Congress. On leaving the chair, ac-
cording to custom, just prior to the ad-
journmcnt, a highly complimentary res
olution was offered by Senator SEWARD
to the Vice President, and unanimously
adopted by the body.
The truth is, Maj. BRECKENRIDGE is
every inch a mana brilliant statesman,
an eloquent orator and an accomplish
ed gentleman-and, wherever person
ally known, will take 4 fast hold on the
affection of the people. The time, we
apprehend, is not very far distant when
the Democracy of the country will elc-
vate him to yet higher honors in the
Republic. Hailing from one of the
great south western States, a statesman
and a patriot, and occupying a promi-
nent position before the whole country,
we know of no man better calculated to
excite the enthusiasm of the masses and
rally the Democracy around his stand
ard, should he at any time hereafter be
q candidate for the Presidency,
nA The Walnut Street House is still
the Hotel de Resort, for travellers wish
ing the best accommodations at a low
figure. Judge SWEENEY, who has for
years been proprietor Of this house, is
still at tho head, assisted by the gentle
manly clerks Messrs. II. B. Sinks and
r. B. Jeffrey, who are not unknown by
the extensive patronage of the house.
1t is a pleasure to s~ojourn at a house
accumulation and the internal
arrangements are so perfect.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01

n The Fourth ofJuly will be cole
brated by the Democracy Of Boston
RUFUS CHoATE, the most eloquent ora.
tor in the country, will deliver the ad-
dress. The ceremonies will be attended
by Post Master General BRowN, Secre-
taries COBB I'D ToUCY, and General
LANE of Oregon.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01

BEE~The health Of President Blu
chanan is improving. We learn that it
is soon his intention to remove from
the care Of his official labors in Wash
ington, and remain a short season at his
country seat at Wheatland.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01

HD~CHARLs L. WELLER, Esq, broth
er of the Governor Of California, has
been rc-appoipted to the Office of Post
plaSter of San francisco.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01

na- Ex-Presidcnt Pierce is said to be
engaged in writing a history Of the
Mexican war.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01

MoFFAr's LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
BTTTERs.-These invaluable medicines
arc a certain remedy for all the COM
plants of the bowels and the diseases
of the liver, incidental to a change of
climate, and ofliving after a sea voyage.
They are the best family and travelling
medicines as all experience teaches
Sold by y. B. MoFFAT, 335 Broadway,
New York. and his agents.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01
The Compromise BiiI in kansas.


The Wester" Argus, published at
Wyandott City, Kansas, has an article
on the effects being produced there by
the English Compromise, from which
we make the following extracts;
"The passage of the English bill by
Congress is a victory of incalculable
worth to the democratic party: "Bleed-
ing Kansas" can no | niger absorb the
entire attention Of Congress, and the
falsehood and ranting of hireling letter
writer's will cease to be read with interest
by the people of the East and North.
so far as the well being of the Demo
cratic party is concerned, it is a question
OF no possible moment, whether the new
ordinance be accepted or rejected by the
people OF kansas. If accepted the entire
stock In trade Of the Black Republicans
Will be swept away forever-whiie, if
rejected, a sufficient time will intervene
before we can again apply for admission
as a State, to allow the truth in regard
to Kansas to become generally known
The Kansas controversy has ouly opcr
ated against the Democratic party
through the blind zeal Of sectional zeal
ousy, aroused and kept alive by the
most systematic and astonishing series
of falsehood and misrepresentation
which has ever disgraced the history of
humanity. The passage of the English
bill closes this unnatural warfare, and
forces the enemies of Democracy back
upon the open battle ground of princi-
pie, where they can be easily scattered
and vanqu:shed in the first campaign.
The leaders Of the Black Republican
forces are fully aware of the magnitude
of the defeat which they have sustained.
Their very political existence was staked
in the contest, and the final vote on the
English bill Numbered in their ears
lost! Every Black Republican orator
and journal betrays a full consciousness
of the hopeless condition in which their
rotten party is left. Dcnunciation and
elimination are the burden of all their
lays.
= * y X 4 -
"Whethcr Seward, the Anti Mason,
abolition, higher law fanatic, or Critten-
den, the fire eating pro-slavery Know
Nothing, shall be their Presidential can
didate in 1860, is not yet well deter
mined. The passage of the English bill
has taken away their only presidential
egg, and they seem at an utter loss to
discover out Of what they can hatch an
opposition candidate; without principles
or concert ofaction, these homogeneous
elements can never form a national
party. The Democracy is again trium
plant, and stands to day without any
available opponent"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01

HoUoeay's PUs-Neto facts.-With-
in the last few months many cures of
surprising interest and of the most
marvellous character, nave been accomp-
lished by this ~all-potent remedy. We
can say, on unquestionable authority,
that new forms and complications of dis
ease, which had bafled every effort of
the faculty, have been subdued by the
Pills with the greatest facility. Bilious
complaints, combined with affections of
the lungs and terrible enfecblcmcnt OF
the whole system, have been among the
cases which have yielded most readily
to their action. They seem to be spec
tally adapted to the cure of those disor-
dcrs of the stomach, liver, and bowels
most prevalent in this country.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01

All tLLOW Sc CEDAR WARE-a fine a ssort
w mentors sale at the GroccrItorco of
muir IS " MITCHELL & GOULD,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01
~UNREFUTED PROaF.

The tes:im my Of Nations is unanimously
borne 10 the Eealth-givIng Values of his mo-
Bile remedy, and certificates in every living
Language bear witness 10 The tNDE IABLENEsS
Of their INTRINSIC WORTH.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01
aud by all young persons who would have their
hair beautiful! and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours
49, SOLOMON MANN.

FRIEND WOOD: II was a long time after saw
You ut BlisStield before ! got the bottle of Resto-
agent in Detroit. and when l got it we coDclu'
ded to try it on Mrs. Mann's hair, as the snrest
test of It's power. 1t has done all that you as.
sur ed me it would do. and other of my family
and friends. having witnessed its effects, are
now u-ing and recommending its use to others
as entitled to the highest consideration you
claim for IT.
Again. very respectfully and truly, yours,
--- O. SOLOMON MANN.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01

CARLYLE, Ill. June 20 1857.
l have used Prof. o J.. Woods Hair r estora.
tive and have admired its wonderful Effects
My hair was becoming, as thought prenla-
has resumed its original color. and have no
douhf narp,,naptl, GO
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01
The search Question Settled.

1t is reported from Washington that
the vexed question relative to search
and visitation on the high seas has
been settled to the satisfaction of our
Government. 1t is very certain that
the British government issued orders to
its squadron in the West Indies and
the Gulf, to discontinue its visitations of
Amerisan v~essles, but we are not in
formed whether any punishment is to
be inflicted upon the offending officers,
or whether indemnity for our losses
forms any part of the Satisfactory ar
rangemcnts."
The following remarks of Lord Nal.
mesbury, in the English House of
Lords on the Sth inst, full of diplo-
matte mystiica,ion, shed but little
light on the subject:
1t is to that point 1 have directed the
attention of the government of the
United States, and that no later than in
a conversation which l had this morn
ing with the American Minister, and /
think 1 may say there has not been any
great difference of views between us
After that conversation had been report
ed to the United States government, af-
ter the delivery of the dispatch which I
have written to Lord Napier, and after
the orders that have been sent to our
officers in those seas, l hope there will
be no repetition of such acts as have
been described to US, whether true or
not. In their circumstances l feel tha-
this country need remain under no apt
prehension that anything will occur to
break the alliance that so happily exists
between the two countries.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01
CKL

Shonld lose no tin e in trying a few doses
Of this regulating ami Ienavating remedy,
whatever may lie lheiI complaint, il can be
aiken with safety in all periodical and other
disorganizaIions is tG-ct Is all but miIaou-
louS .a'. ..-H.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01
BILIOUS DESCRIBES.

The proper quan'um ami right condItifir of
the bile Is Of mumeninus importance 10 the
Eenl;h of The human frame, his X EILioES
plant, and renders all :he fluids ana stc:e-
tioGS pure aud flu, N cleansing and re.uSi-
tatins The vial lurciIons of the body.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01

:. 3RESSE. ex-senator, o S.
o. J. WOOD Co, Projectors, -aI2 Broad
way, N. Y, lin the great " Y. Wire Railing
EStablis hmeut1 and III Market Street, st.
Louis. Mo.
Aud sold by all good Druggists.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01

From whatever cause, LowNESs OF sfIRITs'
and all other signs Ola dis ased. liver, and
o:heI diSuTganizaiion o! the system, vanish
under The eTadicaIing influence of This all.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-07-01
DYSPEPSIA

The gre a. sconrge OF this continent yields
quickly TO a course of these antiSeptic PILLS..
an1 the digestive organs are restored 10 :heiu
proper tone; no matter in what hideousi
shape ;his hydra of disease exhibits ~i,self,.
thus searching and unerrins remedy disperSes
il from the patients system. ..s-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
New3lork Dailu Gribm,rs
RATIFICATION MEETING AT TAMMANY.

Last evening the TammaDy Hall Democracy assem-
bled in their strength at Tammany Hail. TO ray the
nominations. The Hall was well filed, and the meet
ing would have been very enthusiastic bad il not been
for tie efforts OF few excited individuals who
ieavored to make il more 80.
The meeting was called 10 order by EMANUEL Il.
HART ESQ.,, who nominated Richard b. Connolly f.r
Chairman.
The nomination was unanimously and enthusiasti
cally LdorseS and Mr.. CoSsoLLr vas escorted to the
chair on taking which he eddresred the meeting in
a fey remarks returning thanks for the honor con-
ierred upon him. and calling upon them to give their
upport for the nominees of Tsmmany Purser and
Townserd, who entitled to the support Of every
Democrat in the country.
A list If Vice. Presidents two from each County,,
and Secretaries three frou each Ward, was then
cad ard unanimously adopted.
Resolutions were then adopted in substance indo!s.
ing the foreign policy OF tie Adninsrsticn, g eel
forth in the resolutions passed by the Tsmmsny usu.
Seraey in reference to Cuba aud Mexico, st mee!cf
beld TO ratfy the County ticket, recently elected.
While deplorng the defeat Of the Democrs'ie oease
ticket they congratulate the Democratic party on al
increased vote Of 1900 and trnst in the future sue
eess Of their ticket. After calling attention 70 the
necessity for hone and pure men 70 oceay posons
sf yukhs iUycnales, Tie 1s:o!gti:rs sSa''ss ~ P'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
BOARD OF COUNCHMEN.

The Board met at the usual hour yesterday, MY.s
CHARLES ii. HAswyLL, in the chair.
Remonstrances- From the Hndson River Railroad
Company in relation TO the OnerOas eonditions in-
posed by the resolutions concerning the running Of
rmsll cars their track. Referred 70 Committss oa
Railroads. From property owners against paving
Second street with Belgian pavement. To Committee
on Streets. s.. -.
petition was received of Engine Co. No. 9, for re-
p'rs 70 their engine asking appropriation Of $500
therefor To Committee on Fire Department.
Rtpatrs 10 the Ctr HaA.-A resolution vas adopted
requiring the Street Commissioner to report the cAaso
a the delay in the repairs 10 the City Hal.
Vefoes-A veto was received from. the Mayor
seainst the resolution changing the grede knes Of
Forty second street. Another veto vac ysssived
against the resolution granting permeston 20 property
owrers en- Eighty eighth street. between Second ana
Third avenues to regulate, &C., said portion Of the
street at their own expense.
The Portrait of Gen. B0lirar.-In accordance with
suggestion of the Mayor, resolution was adopted
expressing the thanks Of the Common Council To Gen.
Psez, the distinguished donor Of the portrait Of Gen.
Bolivar to the City of Nsw.York.
Deoh of E1-Alder man Healy.-The resoiutioas q
cordolerce In regard TO the death Of Bartholomew
Healy formerly Alderman Of the Fourth Wszd, we're
.oncurred In. .. f.s . D - -tr.te1
REPoRTs.-In favor Of confirming evssde Of coo-s
tracts for Tagging Fortyeghth street, Eighth svesos
nd Broadway; grading Fifth svesue, from Axty.
rs; street 10 Eighty sixth street; 6s9gtng RogtYaxh
treet, between Tenth and Eleventh svennes; reGnats
ing Lexington avenue from Fihysevsnth street 70
Hamilton square, Eighty-fcurth street from Eighth
venue to- Broad way, and Tagging 6eoasd avsass
from Seventy yseveDth street to Eighty szzA assst q
of which weie ccpcured 10. - - -,
Adjourned to Monday. -. ....,. ass -.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27
THE ONLY ARTICLE
l. UNRIVALEO IN MARKET,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME ANE EUROPEAN


The Why that by Natures process
% n. .n9 ss s n: on
all dsndru itching and heat che scalp quist
:nd :nd be- seS i
stop ;ps .nS .n g. 4. -rs. .o & !.
times week. it will fall secone gray tsn reader
reed the following and judge for yOurSssys'v ,s
MEssRs O. j. WOOD Co.
Woods Hair Rer.rsvs and my hair being quite gay made
up my mind to lay aside the which IN With
great many persons had sssI all Of patent medi
cne. and short time ago commenced usns your article. 10
te.t 1t for myself;
did and in justice 10 well for toe encousse1snt
Of other: who may be s.y was but who having ny pre-
give your Restorative A till they have further proof and the
bet proof 's.s 0sS' % a. rns you jn, ls,r e. M
for further proqf who and out Of n Y. Wire Railing
Ny hair s now s natural color and much inprovcd In sp
psnce eyery being o'ser and thcie sad much more
ssSSf JENKINS co., seo.,
D., w. G.. LIsnei1os, LYING 1c 1la, F.t: - is1a q.
rood in this part Of the country Ny has slight
ly dinibhins r year: caused suppose from slight barn
torstivs for sI weeks. and find h. 6ne hesof hair
now growing ster having used all other remedies Known
effect think the valuable remedy exaat and
sdy's al " no are sMcted th. way 70 use your remedy
You can pub'A 'h' you think proper Y9aT, ~
PHILADELPHIA, Sept ., 1851.
ssf beneficial The 'front.' and also the part ny
bead almost los. its fact have used bat
two hapD bottles OF your Restorative and row the TOP Of
my cad s well studded with pouHs crop yeuns hr and
the font receiving benefit have tried other prcpsr
ttIons without any benefit whatever think from
roa rs.pse cen D. Tm3Sas h9
No. <6f vine-st
The restorative put up In bottles Of three zes viz Large,
medium and small the small holds half pint and retais for
bottle the medium holds at less. twenty cent
IL proportion ,hsn the small rets for per bottle; tss large
holds quart per cent more in proportion and rssa for -
Q bottle.
MOOD 70 e vmGDs. mD s.s Ne ss s,s:snsy "a s:s Z.
ia Market O., Sc. Louis Mo.
And sod by ell good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dessra