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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-12-06
Market Price.
Madame Victorine Holland,

" OONlIVl44S 4SIO4AAAN
1--WE great European Clairvoyant of the
10Th century, and world renowned Heal.
ing Medium ofthr age. has arrived in Gin
%cinnati. and established an Infcrmary at No.
27l Walnut strt., opposite Walnut ST. ]IiVuS,.
This wonderful Lady has been travelling
I'll 'ough Europe and West Indies, South
America, California, and the United States,
TO- the last thirteen wears, and has been 81.
dowcd from her birth with . supernatural al
gift to such an astonishing degree, that sic
convinces the most skcptical of her won.
dcrful powers. In short, through the assir.
lance Of some superior power she is cndow-
ed with the Healing Art. Madame Holland
is a Physician indeed! She cures the follow
ing complaints III their most obstinate sta.
gcs, viz:
Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs, Heart,
Liycr, Stomach, Dropsy in the Chess.
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits or Falling Sick.
ne and all other Nervous arrangements.
Also, diseases Of the Blood, such as the
i~crorula, Erysjpclas, CanaerS, Fever Sores,
.crrosv and all other Complicated Chronic
Complaints.
Ali forms Of Female difficulties attended
. with the happicst results.
1t is hoped no one will dcqrair Of q cure
ntil they have given Mad H'.s medicine Il
rial. During her travels, she has bccu Tie
Instrument in Gods hands Of restoring r.
lealth and vigor, thouSans vino were on til
.ersc of the grave, and who are now liy;nr
monuments of her skill and sucar&5Il! treat,
mcnt, and are daily exc.aiming, "bic>sel be
he dav when first VIC saw ard rartook Of
Iadame Holland sunrivaled medicines"
Satisfactory references will be chccriolly
'ivcn when required. Madame II. vii
ledge her reputation and stake, her all to
make permanent cures in all cases which
hcundcrtakes.
Her mode Of examination is with a Clair.
voyant eye, or second sight. She therefore
'eks no questions, nor does she require inva.
lids TO explain symptoms; telling their cause
and location with so much satisfaction as tc
merit and receive the confidence of all who
have consulted her.
When pain and anguish wiring the brow,
Administering angel thou;
] give such balms rs have no strife,
When natures or the laws oflife.
u. B.. Madame Hollard absolutely adycr
tiscs nothing but what she has full ability t,
perform.
Persons living at distance Lv giving
statement Of their cases viii be attended t,
when required.
Eay"Post office Box 1899.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-12-06
SCRATCHES CURED.
Dr.. Bakers Pain Panacea Valuable
for Horses as it is for Man.

~ ASASS 49,
MEssRs. a. L. ScovuL q Co.-Gcnt'. -
During the last winter, most all the horse. III
our vicinity were subject to SCRATCHES. Iiav-
ing had on hand only two or three dozen
bottles Of DR.. Baker, Pain rnnocca, in few
DAYS sold the entire lot, and could have sold
much more, if / had had them, to my neigh
bors for that purpose. lS NO CASE mas IT
FAILED TO crRg. Ii is also indispensable in
orr ncighhorhood az q family medicine, for
the various diseases for which 1t is recon-
rrrnded and / will s]a3ilat hay" soil it
.gg yLAus, wAIEAStiNG u, aud EANi. $0f MAD
4 sl,.LE BorfLE RkrrRSEp. IT Is TIE BEST
MEDICINE FOR rms NUMEROUS DISEASES RECON-
MINDED, 1mAr / HAVE ryEG SOLD.
NJ. HAGEN.
lI,orSsyILLr, Bracken Co.. KY, Oct. q, 1905.
For salu BY the TmpriAor''
A. L. sCoVILL & CO.,
No. ]? West Eighth street, Cincinnati.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-12-06
A SUPPOSED CANCER CURED!

MhssEs. A.. l.. ScrvnL 4 Co.-Gc"t,. Mr..
Elisha Bradley, Of Bath Co., Ky, had Oh his
hand q VERY BAD SMILING, which he thought
INCrnARLE, having been there for years. He
also had On his cheek bone, what he supposed
to be- n CANCER, and could obtain no relief
until he used pR. BAGHR's PAIN PASAcEA,
which CURED him Of that disease, and also the
swelling on his hand. This medicine ia
thought 50 much Of that EVERY FAMILY in our
neirhbnrhood, Keep i constantly on hand. In
fact, it is the JcS! mcFiciae for the diseases it is
commented for, that we can get.
X. 4. CALDWELL.
WrcNixo, october 2jth, 1855.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-12-06
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HkAr1synAE, Nin.on Co., O., Aug. 5, 1874.

pEAr1SYlLtE, NlntVn Co., u, Aug :, 1871.
Dr.. .. l.. B,AIR,
Drar Sir,--I have this day sold the lost
battle or ok. DAEKE,S IAIS FANACEA.
/ should have written 10 YOU sooner, but not
expecting to sell the good supply | had on
hand. During the last week, however, my
sales have been four times as large as any
week since ! have had your invaluable med.
cine, and the demand is Still increasing. !
have never sold a medicine that sustained 50
high q reputation. The Lung Fever, Cholera
Morbus, Cholera luiNntum, Bilious Cole,
Cramp Collie, and Flux, have been very prev;
alcnt in this vicinity the past season, and
the Pain Panacca has not failed 10 cure in
every instance where it has been tried, so far
as / have heard. Please send me a large
supply Us soon rs possible.
Very respectfully, yours,
II. v. STODDARD.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-12-06

I; is estimated
That lj0,Ono per-
sin lie annually
IN the T.. States,
{ n,a'np-
"oa, and l:u.,5-
Scr i,.e'y says
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-12-06
KNIVES G. FORKS,
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Carvers 8 nit Spoons Sugar longs, Casters,
Button Hole Scissors, Tweezcrs, Lamp Scis-
sors. Steel Pens, Pocket Books, Soap, Com
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-12-06
Watch Chains, KEYS, Toys, Balls, DC
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,

R1A Guitars, Baujos, Acc9rd!ons,
IISN Flutions, Music Boxes, Tambou-
Ma Yrincs, Clorionets, Flutes, PiccaIos
Flies, Flagcolets, French and Jews Harps,
Tuning Forks, P~receptors, Strings, Screws,
&c. To the above large and varied assert
ment have
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-12-06
Sold Cheapest,

will be our guarantee that while We sell no
Goods higher, and a very large portion OF
our Goods are sold below the
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-12-06

We viii furnish any book published, and
now in print, the retail price Of which is
81 90, or more, at publishers price, accom-
panied with q splendid gift, worth from fifty
cents to one hundred dollars.
Money may be sent at our risk, provided il
is enclosed in the presence Of the Postmaster,
and registered according to law.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
The People Aiming themselves.

The spirit Of the people Of Virginia Is assuming every
day more and more the shape Of determnato action
The conviction Is fixing itself in the minds of all that
must prepare for the worst To this end the people Of
Orange county at public meeting some days ago re.
solved to raise 900 assist in the equipmentand pur
chase Of arms for that county $3.50 was promptly sub
erbed ard the Chairman Of the committee states that
more than the fll amount will be speedily raised.
Al Amelia Court last Thursday, meeting was held,
which, after declaring among other things, that
'Withn the last few days Il has been clearly manifest
ed that there is no hope for concession, and des
pair Of say redress OF wrOngs protection 70 our
rights from the Federal Government, which incom-
petent TO protect them against hostile community, even
when administered by those who were disposed to DO
Justice 70 us.
The following proceedings occurred:
On motion oil L. Masters, committee of five were APP
pointed 20 repOc the meeting plan for Immediately
arming the volunteer forces Of the county.
The committee after retiring, returned and reported
the following resolution;
Rssolrsd That the County Court of Amelia is hereby
requested on Monday next 20 make provisions for the
immediate purchase Of sufficient number OF the most
improved firearms with which 70 the vonsteer force
Of the county and pledge ourselves 10 pay our pro-
norton of any taxes lrves which may be imposed by
the Court for the accomplishment Of this Object not
doubling that the State viii ultimately reimburse any
peDdurc made by the eounty for the purchase Of arms
Tor her volunteers and that committee Of i've be APP
pointed the part OF the meeting to present this app
cation 10 the Court
The resolution was then unanimously adopted. The
Chair appointed the following committee: l.. Masters
Col Gregory Col Farrer, Capt Weisigtr and John e.
Jefferson.
L. T. Harvie Eco. tLeu stated that in order that there
might be- no delay in making the purchases OF arms he
vas willing to be OF 20 endorse the bonds OF the
county for any necessary in order TO purchase the
best arms and thsrtup0n the following came forward
owning in the aggregate property worth about one and
half millions Of dollars and rendered themselves as Sc
curities on the bonds Of the Country Court l. Ha,
vie, w. =. q. Gregory, r. r. TAYLOR, j. &. Jefferson T.
Y. Tabb L. Masters Dr.. SOulhall, Col. Farrer, E. W.
Erelestou Dr. Cheatham Dr. N. Banister, A. CraWley,
Dr. Neal, John 5. Heardaway, J. w. Lane, W. A. Eg
g-stoa p T. BOisseAu, H. C. Gregory, John Z. Perkin-
son Richard q. Anderson, and VIM. Old, Jr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
MUNITIONS OF WAR FOR THE SOUTH

The leading dealers in firearms and munitions Of war
in New York city are said be still quite busy filling
ders for the South The demand for small has
cd and muskets rifles and ordinance are most in
request One house in Broadway is engaged in filling
orders from State authorities, with immediate despatch"
One of thes orders is for 500 ball cartridges Tor
kets aud loo OO0 artillery cartridges One hundred gun
carriages will be shipped by the same firm next week.
Another wel!-known house received order Thur
dly from the Governor OF one OF the Southern States for
one hundred and eighty MIME rides; while another sends
on for much larger supply of Enfield rifles Navy re-
vOlvers are also in demand
Il is also stated that whin the past too wsskS there
haze bssa shypsd from Ney Y5rk ,seatg thousand
stand of arms for South Carolina Alabama Georgia and
Hliii and thst by certain vessel to leave to-day
other large supply will be sent TO Savannah.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
SnTTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 2glh-The convention met a, the
usual hour
message from Collector Colcock announced that him
self aud an his subOrdinates had commenced receiving
duties under the authority Of South Carolina and
trsnsictng other business in the name Of the Stac.
Mr. Dunku said the legislature had recently permitted
the banks OF the State 70 suspend specie payment and
nov specie per cent premium. This operated very
unequay and urlsty duties payable in specie aud
taxes we're payable IN the notes Of the banks lie Offer
cd resolution that the collectors Of the State should be
authorized to receive duties in any bills OF the bank OF
the State.
motion TO refer the resolution to the committee
commercial relations WAS lost
The president received communication from the gov
eraor Ia relation to the harbor, and the conVenOn went
into a secret session.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

In commenting on the proposed Safe Convention in
Virginia the S,aunton Yind.oAtOr says;
1--WE are in favor Of State Convention, as much to
arrange the basis Of taxation designate the position
Virginia is TO occupy on the OF the dissolvng
veE' OF the Union We are glad the leading politicians
aud papers OF the State have unhesi'atngy and thor
q, ghly committed themselves to the proposition. We
are glad also that the movement originated in, aud has
come from the eastern portion CT the State LIS an eN-
hbiticn on their part OF willingness to have fair basis
Of taVation established for take IT, they could not
have been short sighted not to see that the assembling
Of Safe Convention was but another name for
ranging the mode and manner Of levyug the xos of the
State"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

MAERIAGE OF the PRNoEss ALIcE.-The negotiations
Tor the marriage Of her Royal Hghnes5 the Princess
Alice with Prince L9us Of Hease D,Imstadt which have
from time to time been informally mentioned in the
newspapers are nOE completed aud the wedding is 10
take place in the sprFg The aeetionate interest which
the pube take in al that the happiness OF the
ROYAL Family, is in a very slight degree complicated in
tis instance with cons deatiOns Of national policy The
Little Rhensh Court Of Hesse Dlrmstadt at which we
are represented by our Minister TO the Germanc Coned
Grafton Ia his spare hours i not likely 70 draw Us
into wars and if Prince Louis pease the Queen and the
young lady, he may well please US. Prince Louis sus-
tnns the sane relation the reigning Duke Of Hesse
Darmstadt a. the husband Of the Princess Royal 70 The
King Of Prussia In each State the sovereign ehdleSs
and each Of the sisters viii be the wife Of the son Of
his brother. The heir presumptve prince Lous) will
viii b. tWentyour years Of age next September He has
the rank Of captain in the Prussan service aud ttur
colonel Of Russian hussSr regiment He l. only dis
faulty related the foolish and tyraunical Eieetor Of
Hesse Ctsse Who has Just dissolved the Hessan Cham
hers aud who will certainly have to join the Duke Of
MOdenA and the Grand Duke Of Tuscany before be is
much Oldsr.-ERgiisk Paper.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
From he Constitutions Of Saturday EseniHg.
THE COMMITTEE OP TUIRTEEN

We learn from the best authority that the chairman
Of the Senate Committee Of thirteen has been instructed
To report ON Monday that they unable TO agree
any one Of the propositions submitted to them. We al
50 learn that Mr. Seward who absent in New York
during he early sessions Of the Committee has answer
"a he expectations Of his conservative friends, by re-
aussng bis sote to be recorded against every OF
n,tor Cri'teuden' propositions, and also against that
OF senator Davis recognizing property in slaves
Ou motion TO adjourn the Commiitee sane die, which
was made last Monday, Mr. Seward requested that they
would not adjourn stating that he desired TO consult his
triends and iatimated that he might have proposition
TO make On "Wednesday be announced that he and his
friends bad nothing propose. This is conclusive
to wha. the country is to expect from the black re-
pubieans.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
TIE SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE UNABLE TO RI
PORT A COMPROMISE

WASHINGTON, Dee 2S-The Senate Select Committee
Of Thirteen had before them to-day Senator Douglas
proposition a. presented TO that body the 9th OF De-
ember also the Que presented by Mr.. Bigler-nam'ly
the establishment by the Constitution Of the line 30 deg
30 hin.
Eight territorial governments to be established North
aud four South she geographical area being greater in
the former than Ia the latter when each Territory has
sufficient population for preventative in Congress
10 shall be admitted as a State by proclamation OF the
President thu. removing the question from Congress
slavery shall he uterdcted North and tolerated south Of
that line.
Also the proposition OF Mr. Rice, being the establish
ment Of similar ne; TO admit al the Territory North
a. one State TO be Gallo Washington, aud all the Terri
tory South a. one State TO he called Jefferson and ad
mi,ted with slavery. All these rejected.
The committee finding that they cannot agree on any
~ ommend1tou, Wl report 10 the Senate at early
day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

Notice 20 physicians and the RubDc.-ALL-
oooKs PoRUs PLtsrRRs ALLcook q
CO. No. q95 cansi street. 2sh Nov 1850 Genensn-
lately severely from weaknss In back oeeA0asd
by suddenly overexertng myself Having heard your PiAe
much this kind procured and the
result was all nge plaster cured me In
week.
Yours respectfully, q. Bki66s,
Proprietor Of the BrAndreth House, New York
There nothing equal the Of Plaster, 70 the Porous
Plaster Of Mr. ALLo0cK Everything pleasant about them
They are Of the day. and ct type Of our present adj
yaneemeni In science Asthma Cough Kidney Aheo-
TONS deep seated palms, they afford permanent reae
and for weak bac pains the stitches and spssmode pains
generally they for the benefits they mpa my
selans should this article which universally approved
where known Price % eents each Principal see ~ Canal
street. New Bold BY all respectable dealers IN medicine
del2-lmdiw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
rHE ALARAMA coNYENrIoN.

MoSrG0vERY, Friday. Dec. 2s.-ln forty-three coun-
ties heard from fifty delegates in favor Of immediate State
secession have been elected and thrtyhve elaSsed
operatouiss Twothrds Of the latter for secession
in cooperation with the other cotton States The other
third is divided into those who require the cooperation
Of a majority and Of those that require all the slave
States Eight equities to be heard FROM entitled to
fourteen delegates
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
THE "MYsTERY oPIxcHAHGE.'

VI h@ShhNuE
The Chicago Times explains the mystery Of En-.
change" In the following paragraph:
subscriber writes to US to say that not beng much Of bus
man. Understand the mystery OF and
exchange Nhy 1t Is that because exchange
New York worth ten rent Premium business should be
complain ofhard times The simplest
ALL oysr ne Unitea state: there one lind Of money that has
the Intrinsic value eysfywhere That gold dollar IN
New Orleans dollar in Chicago five had bat god
the price OF exchange would simply be the cost Ct carrying the
gold place another and this word perhaps
be than cntourth q cent But We have other mo-
In iao' We have very ie I'D In is stead We have
called currency Now oSing TO the depreciation Of
tncy Is onlv worth ETY. New York ely Tae PEG
PIE Of Yor believe that these stocks sold they would
only prdaee enough to pay ninety esh on the Collar Of the
currency.
The Times cites Illustration, the transmission, by CHI
eago merchant ia currency to D. c. New York.
pay goods, ard Informed by D. Co that
this currency worth only 80 cents the dollar, and
quenty j 1880 ihor payagyour note 80 the Oh
required send another 60 o. knowing that when
II gets to YORK. will 'b- worth only $500 snd be just
enauy with the O seat before q bis debt Of 5000 II
tie 600 Athe profits q The business for the lt three
mouths "a shsr Of he had looked upon his aud
Il busness Is that embarrassed aud retarded
can't pay his butcher his baker his landlord, and his coal
chant with his prOmpude and rhsps half dozen TO-
dyduAs who dtpend,d him put and
They their otgaOnS aud the circle
OF disaster spr, ads. Thus, says the Tmo-
II seen how whole community interested In the price
Ratern When the tnat eNchge
worth cent? IL Is only another Of saying
that our money woTh only ninety the dollar, ALd thai
he who anc he has huodrd dollars Of 10 reality has only
iney collars Thus the value and in fact the imperative
urers IT, Il specie basis for currency " our bills
~rre redeenAbe moment in gold EXCHANGE would
down nominal sun, aad We would be prosperous
To which We would prohibited
counting any paper payable In Richmond and the merchants
who Buy goods New York. Tine to nss. that their
should payable here exchange would scarcely
rise above quarter Of per cent and sometimes would f
the other way.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
of Llneoln's eIeetloa, he ~.
Tho policy Of coercion.

The advocates Of cOercivs measures towards South
Carolina point 70 the coure pursued by Washington when
psrt OF the State Of Pennsylvania resisted the laws o.
Congress, and say that Mr. Buchanan finds precedent
there for coercion Not so. The eases not at aA
p,rallel The rebellion in Pennsylvania known as the
Whisky Insurrscton included only part Of the people
OfthAs STATE and did not enlist the sympathy OF any 9th
er State.
Again, the measures taken By Gen Jackson in regard
to nuEfeson in sS2 quoted a. precedent for Mr.
Bachlnan.
The altitude Of the people Of South Carolina and OF
was in lsS2 Then her people we're divided amongst
themselves and not solitary Southern State eyineed any
active sympathy With her Nov, her people &c.
mar, and four or FIVE States stand ready to follow her,
and share her fate Let conflict Of arms come, nat
Ger by whom for what cause brought about and az
che slave States will rush mady to the conflict aud not
ONLY i the fate Of the Union sealed forever, but civil
war ia begun, the termination Of which mortal
foreses and the horrors Of which v put to shame the
atrocities Of the French Revolution. incredible as they
are.
l. seems TO be the common belief that Gen. Jackson
oysrawed South Carolina by the presence Of large mil
iarv force ard that she backed down. Such is the
fact That prudent statesman and eonslmmate soldier
took care 10 have large force 10 Fort Aoultre, bat
shen he sent national vessel 20 collect the revenue, he
charged the officer in command Of her, upon ne peril Of
ri, lie not TO shed drop Of blood This such
instruetiOn as might have been expected from OF
Gen. Jackson's fearless character.
That controversy between the General Government
and South Carolina was settled by the mediatOAl inter
o.,ion Of Virginia and satisfactory modification OF the
tariff add not by the threat OF Gen. Jackson.
Evil Be veil for the present well the ineomin 2
Executive to study the preceds0s which cited 70
Justify coercion, and understand whether the c and
circumstances attending them correspond with those
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
Hon. John Hickman also spoke as follows
--OpInIon Of Louisiana Politicians.

5, natOr Benjamin Of Louisiana, publishes letter in
the eE Orleans Della dated Washington, December slh
nzhch be expresses his despair Of paaoe being restored
between the North and South aad his opinion that sop
arate State action the par. OF the South is vitality
eessary. All attempts At concerted action, he thinks,
should be reserved fos the work Of Fsconsrueng the
Government, The emergency does not adult OF delay,
unless the South prepared 10 submit 70 the degrade
don Of seeing Lincoln peacefully inaugurated ii Pc
sident a. well a. that Of the North"
Hon. Pierre SOuie, Who IS candidAta for the State
Convention Of louisiana, has cone out in card, in
which he denies the Federal Government has the power
20 eoerce seeding STATE and that ths South only
choose bstEeen ignOminy revolution. lie is there
fire. for revolution but for inconsidsrate
llOn BE Is for keeping Louisiana in concert and union
Nth her sister States Of The South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31

MARYLAND-The Baltimore Exchanges understands
that Gov Hicks entertains the idea Of calling
ton himss in certain contingencies without the inter-
ysaOa OF tbe Legislature. The Exchange declares that
such a conEeuton would have more authority than
one eoavoksd By any other citizen, and adds
1--WE repeat our inability 70 comprehend the hallue
n.tioo under which de Governor aboring and which
induces him 10 suppose that public funetionary but
hnss Is sufficiently honest iDtsigento or patriotic 10 be
trusted With the desDies OF tie State in the most mo-
msntons period Of its history
A Baltimore telegram says
Twelve cat Of our twenty-five Senator's are now In
..rrst coucl.ve az Barnums in obedience 10 call for
tbs purpose Of uniting in address % Governor Hicks
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-31
RECEPTION TO SENATOR RAKER.

SPRISGFKLD III Dec Ex-senator Baker was pub
lcy received by his friends tbis afternoon the Court
occupying threequaters Of hour in its delivery, be
expressed the devotion Of himself ond couslu
ens to the Union secuted The idea Of an independent
Pacific Republic aud declared emphatically that the
Union should aud would be preserved aud the Federal
warmly ApPliuded.