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deu 3ultaltpe neben i6m lag, fpnnte am Wtor>
gen pleoer atfgelpedt ipcrben, bate aber Ieine
bcipen 6iiBe e%rfroren.
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Nmertfa.
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8iertel8=, Ndtel8z, @arntdt89lduber,
Ntoer Baplt unb Stride Idmiert,
Ovid elm &al5 ut8 ipeni9 trrrt.
aarl Sein3en, 8efer, 8inoer,
86rnltein, 9r6u uup ipie gum Sdtnper!
Na Der 6nicl betBen mag,
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6lornmet 5u @rrnpe 9e9an9en linp, trtft e8
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belt er5dblelt %f6ll1elt, Der IN enter d6nlider Ga
sc 5ur %allgemeinen Na4a6mullg empfp6len
perper farm. Cine Dame nGmGiG, Die in
8rppflpnltraBe mp6nt, lette ppr eilligen Ga9er
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fort li6terlob. Iber bic Scoops biclten fiir ben
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bipfeno bent 6lallmenmeere 5u entriunen,
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%un9lidliden SAN fommen Ipute benfe all bic
Dame IN 8rOrflpnltraBe uno bite iid mpbl,
fcpflpS in paS 8erberbeu 5u rennen.
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6al, Die Seffrutng Der SpbnlOn1tr, betreffeup,
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Der lnpdlte Der @runobeIiter, orang mieoer-
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Sadie 9eideben iei, a~nnullirt iperpen IOute
neil Der @cnmniIdr ni6t BON etuem 6riepen8.
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SroOnnat5 p~erlanst. Der itdbtii6e Qlnpal
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cntifiep 5u @junlteu be5 @allb'l6en Iutragef
uno allies Sribere nirO Ionlit annullirt. Ser,
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AppellatlcnS9ertdt appeltrelt lperpe,
Sbne lenlt etlpa8 pcr9enpmmen ST baben
perta9te St1mp bic Court bt8 beute.
Sn 3pw 0 II . II murpen 9eltern pie:
Der meilt NIT Safe aus pem County rerbans
belt. Der Brc5eB 9e9en Wurpbb Don 8alti'
mare, pel6er bet @rmprpung 8atterIon'8 an.
9efla8t 1T, tOmtmt ndditen Dienlta9 Dor; Del
bon Srn. 6ibbusb, einem Der @t9entbitnter pel
pGr9an9e", Der ben 9tOwpp Blacipe 9ei6cier
bat, nadlten Sarnlta9.
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W~1arft0retfe.
9altimpre, cen 10. 3anuar 1850.

baltimore, cen 10. Satnar 1850.
9OtneR, per gui6el $l.i2-Si.5o.
Suttet tete @oFen IS sets. q b @taocS 5000, 9tOabutter
&r0der, SITS % tb
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geet2en S9l2& GS. 2 tb, 8pr;utpen Cts, eirOHen So
6ebern, %orOnire s5ID4o, quite SIS a Gt8. p Ib,
9uanO. perloianiiber 2247 u $61(062.
9pPS, p lOnne So 756D4.
@etret6e, Belen rOtber 115GD125.
@slBtG gutter I2SGOl45, ertra istnsr 148,
9ater, Sr9. nnb 0arDanb 40fO43, petnl, 1905 Cts.
@orn, peBe8 6SGD72, 9elbeS 76(078 &t8.
R.o89en, 9tarplano 90(092 Cts, Penni. 95 @ts.
GemGr5, Pienpnt X @t5. p tb, gelte1 1OO1OK Cts sIttn
Sn9Wer 54O5%, ILLUSTRATING 65O6S 9feffer A01O
0tuStuttlitbe 4705O @t8.
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cite fr Stact9ebraud 81. 250$4 so, &ctb- uno ~QEeiBoiten
unO 8oIumoae Gompa9nie 1928.
@121&, orb. liz, $Sapa 15G0l61&, aaguapra 126l3.
Violates, @efp, Orleans fair bis prhna u @aaone 51G052
@n9l. S$lano 27M30.
@s9Ls 90matlr. s.. 750$e.oo ettp MinS IS. 5O0$5,6 50,
Sbto 5000 @rtra S5.62GD5, IS, Gtp @rtra 5000, Baltimore
6anpp 81. rs, Gr8anse uno Olo Oomin Sc. so,
8c99en $4,3S ,&ornmebl Baltic Gcuntp So. rs, &8eI6i8 pa
topSeS 9etos srtra 6pmiIq $500, 8ntwtjenmebt So, am-
Del, Gperm y @auone 81. 25G01. 80, Common gssaIe 65G07O
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9tOpiitcnen, gesf p 100 ID $12@1s, Deg BORT $1e,O
et gsra4 10 ets gd%itneE 1elSIe ,G SsaIter y ID ~ et&.'
llH9eriutertes Sbweinefleiit: S&utter Ga GtS., Seten
SO 9tS., Saro 1O1a sis.
9trOb, &p93en % &cnne $10OI2, Q8atsen$ SIS. 90.
SDrup, D @aupne 42G045 Sis.
9teBmartt. 4n9ebcten wurten 700 O6ien, poSon 67o ben
glet9en Utea9srn 9etautt wuroen, 81 preHen So. 00GO4. 25 p
100 tb. Sdaafe 50. va 90 u Stid, = S1weine S.. so
"a 81 g 100 it.
@biStesa @its nnO 9an6 y @auone % ets., meuer rs Cts.
Ohio 26GD27 GtS.
3uter Neu- Orleans y 100 ID So, so. pcrtc NicO Sc. 37H "a
1919, Cuba $6.75(07. so, &affin. 3ufer Itebt in ben per-
l4tteenen @raoen bon Sc. 1902. SS L mad Auantat, rrima
Sc. SOL ~
@rpcer'S SOrten; go. $40 $6.75D7. so.
DO, SO. PA 81. 75DS. 90.
90. 30. 1913 $8.250D8. IS.
90. Gc. 1870 1925.
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@anTus ". 0laD fiir aerDaro.

6ronffurt, Sp., II. San. 9rOt Der
0rpbungen Der Sflapen6alter belt Der be-
rt6mte 6reeipiler bon &eutufp, Serr @aliiuS
SO, @lup, pom Bprticu8 be8 Staat8bauIes q,
cefen T6ire Inn per1dlp6en wprben mai, cine
rePu6lttariide 9tebe all cine grpBe Meni9en=
nlen9e, ST ertlarte ii6 fir AbI6affung Der
Shaperet urlp 3pGte Dem SenatOr SeiparD bo=
be8 COB. @r impOnirte 10, paB Niemans ibn
3u unterbre6en ma9te.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-01-12
Office Ses 0SaEerz8 DorO.

BEN 10. DECEMBER 1859.
Die .. Setticn Der SropnnanB, Np. 49, mirb hermit ,ur Rennt.
ntenabtne aaer babel intereifrten perlOnen SerSfenhtdt. bd bas
Geiee gegen aae VerleBunsen fren9 bur69eest iperben wtrb.
Sa5. Q. Suter,
Waher Sn9enieur,
Sett 8. @s wir0 biernnit b~efotlen, BAT, tenn tr1enb etn
@tgner per Gt8ner, etn Snbdber Ober Snbaber ireenb etnes Sau-
les rber Wietbswpbnuns fol- erlauben pber bulbem, bB trsen6 Elm
Sperdnt peer 9porantS, 81 iol6en 9alie pber MietbSrpbnuna
9eb6rtg rtebr g9aher. ldBt, ais fur ben @5ebraud tes GignerS pber
SnmCbners nStbts 1T, BAT, penn lcl6' a~bSelaheneS gDaHer burd
Sas 8rteren tn tr9enb elmer StraBe, Zane, MGes pber Spf In btekr
Staet e6er aus trgenb einer anbern lrd6e S6aben pter unbe.
alelnli6teiten fur oS pu6lifun pber SntiSi6uen Serdnla6en
lolte, eteler Gisner Dber Snppbner bearaft merben unb cine
(D5l3lD Sdnslw Geblw)
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Oemt1cbe &etbbtbltptbef
BON w. G. SfmiSt,
0erp. SIS Oeprtbz@ obStroee

Mat beut9em Gage erbffnet Der llnter3eitnde ieine nsue MT.
de 2eibbtbIiptbe eft. DieIeGbe ent6&It ntft nur bic better
alteren Grl6etmn9en, icnbtrr aud cine pcrSi9libe QuSpabl Ser
neuei Ell 8omane, Ncoelen &c. ln6 peree ih eS mir aud fer.
ur a~n9elegen len lalIen, iets NIT BEN ~6crl6rtteu Der 9iteratur
rno ben %gettst9erteu @ntoroerun9en zines ~sebtlCeten p~ubGitum8
a(eihen Sdritt gu balten.
Die 8ecingun9en fno nanentlt6 int announcement Iebr buia oe.
iteat uno laoe t9 OaS leieluit9e publitum %freuneLi4ft ein, ih
rett Sabrett GIT betbeai9en.
(@ol0, SUtD %. 81. G6mt6t, 55 g. @asftr.
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Bum Werfnuf.

lNT- GSllm Werfauf.
HEiiI go Nder Gano NIT 9uten DISQUALIFICATION, 10 Dlet(eu
MNijI BON Der Staet nobe Der 2anoltrabe lno in Der aeGunbe-
@lA1G item @esenb, 10Y @der All Der @crtbern Central 81.
Ienbabn, 80 Weeaen bon Der Staot nit @etaucn; 10 @ter an Ser
alien %lreoerid 0toab, gut ~an9ebalt; 107 ader nit bl6ihen &C.
bduIi@teiten utO anIasea, prO 8esen Gisentbum IN Der StaOt
sinsetauIft; 8 @fer an Der alter 5recertt Rcao u WleIe bon
wlount be Gales; 100 Ader AM ~28aIbinSton 2anopege, IL Weeilen
BON Der Staot; 2 Siuier in 9cwarbhr., uabe GamOenIr. IN
@Sef- ecmbarbir. 2 in 6aptteItr. 2 in 9erin0tcuItr. / IN
6rcnhtr. ] in prattfr. i in 9a~ncperftr. 2 in Wtul6erretr.
uu6 mebrere ancere III perI9eoenen @eoeuoen Der Stabt. cots al
permietben in g8et- 8altnOreir. Monuntent,, CAB. unb Mcgt.
cerrpIr. uno grOaoWap. Oruno gu ~pertaufen in 8roaopop.
grnnerenter 81 certaufen. @lpder un6 Norris,
No. SO 5apeheItr.
49, Gaufbriefe, Mistb. & utrafte, Getamente uo anoere
l4lifliae papiere, io,pte aSaien- Gri&ts- Gei@afe wsrbsn beItenS
beiCrgt. Npl5s
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9plittf in 0llabamo.

SO 0 nj 9pmer9 II. San. Die bemofr,
Staat8<@ convention trat bette 3ulummen. Sr.
2ppu8, Elm alter llnipn8>M ann, irurpe gum
8rGftDenter gemd6lt. p
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NpIitif IN SnHinnn.

3nbtanapDlt8, II. San. Die pemofr.
Staaf8<G Convention trat beute 3uiammen. Sin
DDu8la8utann ipurbe nit fletner M1aicrttdt
gum tempordren 8rdipeuten 9epa9lt.
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0plitif in Sninpis.

Spriu8ftelb, II. San. Die tleine
8artei Der 8pdpemofroten n~nIere8 Staate8
belt beute bier cine Staat8z9 pnpentipn unb
uabm 9eIdltIic 9e9en bic Squutter>S puberaiz
uetdt u1b fir Den 2ecpmptpn@ S9pinoel an.
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Nene Nn5eigem.

WGrmdnibem! SxSGrmdnIcbem!
3tmnerne 8lrmfai6en iino fertis unn gu BADEN in Der britannia
Q9aarens 6abrit in go. "a Nort9- ~9tbertpfr. (lo1O, 2m)
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Nerlnngt rto 8efmcbt.
9euti9eS Nrbeit=N % 6weiinngsz 8iireau,
QhnutoaH~ 3D. Xxx >

untsr auff9; Der yDsuti6en GeieaIdaf."
Iue Oeieni9eu welte oeutibe 0anolperter, Nrbeuer ober Dienit.
boten 3u bei6dftt9en piniHen, iopie ae 6eut16en arbeitIuden6en
pcaen i9 perlSnlt6 ccer in franttrten 8riefen an ben 4aenteu
Der @eieai9aft Srn. s. S. @eGGtn8bpff, 30. SIS. Gbon,eS.
ltrabe rpenbeu, weI4er unentSelbIt6 @ustunft eu5etlen wir6. 0l
WerInnnt . Gintge quite Sdneiber unb Naberinnen, msIts
OCllulyl = tbr @el16it 9rinbi6 oerteben un6 6auern6e
Ssi9ait9an9 wuni4sn, tHnneu f4 ue6eu bel
s. 8ItmItne,
go. 2 Rortb s9tbertpiraBe up Stairs.
anb lit WeaibineH-S eioe unb ale SOrtsn SpOlcrftOn biGis 5u
baben. WatIIYLT
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SDfe an %Derfdufen.

Die @asli6t-%@ pmpasute pOn Salttmore bGlt ltets eiuen arebe
Worratb Der beIten Scrte @pteS un6 certauft 6ieIetbe ,u einent Der
biItntbmdbtS ntsbriSsren4rete ais irgenb Elm noeree9rennmater
I'M bieit9en WRartte, sic bremen in 8ii6en unb gdrlorSisn
Damages unb auf benz Rcte, ~
SAB, 2p idG I HHl SoTepb Nrpmn. Gsfr
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8aubOl3.

UHNDDI3.
3,5OO,OOO Tu6 8aus mmS Gdbreimerbrl,.
100000 SHinbel Mnb 2atten gum Serfauf.
gtr Ienten bic &ufnertiondst pinthider auabsn aut unlere
9rpBe Nieoerla9e bon BAIT unb Nubbo5 BON alien Grten, Quaus
ttdtsn uuO Gr5Ben. gtr i4netoen ~99eistannen- gaubUls mad,
Seteuun9 unc liefern Jenlterrabnten, GbIren, ginIaHuneen un6
5pbelorbeit Su 5abritpreten. Spredet Dor in nnIerem Sol,bpFe
SO. ITO aiobttr. gSbari, DSer @te BON gutaw unb @ermaufr.
Sa22s Burn > VAR
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tnterrtcbt int Gn9liI1em.
@cn Gonnta9 ben s. Sanuar an weroe id oreinlal p5bsntli6
llnt,rritt I'M Streibens 9eien nub Spre9en Der enelid9n Sprate
ertbeuem.
Spnprar: 81 mpuatlit, i'm @Oraus Sublbor.
- s.. Mdnner, 3d. @resnItr.,
Ea6-14 amiiden Baltimore unb GermanIra6e,
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Susanna Edbdf.

Der Steamer baltimore %smptnsen cine part6te SaSaur
Iabat pelte ben ~6atritanten ;ur Ibnabme e~nlpfebien
Pra6t. 0pnetff Il g o.,
CSa7S) JIG QpmbarbItr.
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2lt NermiPthpm

Der in Der BEL. gtaSe meinsS Sauies, SO, II @orb- ~sreoeridfr
bele9ene Saloon lit nod auf eint9e Nbenbe fret une fin6en @sIeG
i6atten, @eIan9oereine &C, unter bini9en 8eotu9un9en tenen beIIe
rem plaB.
Gin aus%8e5ei9meter Gla9eI iebt sur 0~iSpOitiOn.
O127.S QR. NobI.
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Observation-Disclosures

Stalientfcber Wein.
Soeben erbtelt tb cine Sercun9 ausseeiGneten italientk4en
@ein, 6irett pn Geuua, peI9en i'd su bidissm preiie perfaufe.
(Sa7S) 9errp &nefelp, No. 5 Sarrilonitr.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-20
NOTICE, JOSEPH BERRY'S ESTATE.
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
~ will be presented to the Board of Com
missioners of Prcble county, Ohio, at the
December session of said Board, on the first
day of said session, praying for an altera-
ton in the county road, leading from New
Paris to the town of Hamburg in said county
of Prcble, between the following points and
upon the route following to-wit: Beginning
at a point in said road on the township line
dividing the townships of Jefferson and
Monroe; thence South on said township line
to the half section line dividing section num-
Der thirteen from East to West in Jefferson
township; thence West along said half sec.
ton line about one mile to the West line Of
said section thirteen; thence South about
ninety-two rods to a point in the old road,
and there to terminate.
MANY PETITIONERS. no3-4w
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-20
PREBLE COMMON PLEAS.
In Partition.
Daniel j. Naef and
Elizabeth NaeG Pitts.

Daniel j. Naeff and
Elizabeth Naeff Pitts.
pS. In Partition.
Jesse Planks and
others, Defendants.
Jesse Planks and Rcbecca Plauks Of the
- State of Indiana, and Minerva Appleton,
William Appleton, Elizabeth Brewer, Elcana
Brewer, John Brewer, Rebecca Brewer, AL
fred Brewer, Amanda Brewer, Irene NJ.
Brewer, and Henry +. Brewer of Prcblc
county, Ohio, will take notice that q petition
was filed against them on the 25th day of
August, A. D. 1860, in the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Preble,
By Daniel ]. Naeff and Elizabeth Naeff, and
is now pending, wherein said Daniel J.
Nacff and Elizabeth Naeff demand partition
Of the following real estate to.wit: Situate in
Preble county, Ohio, and being fifty (50)
acres Of land out Of the North East corner
Of the South East quarter Of section, twenty
three GAY township No. five (5,) and range
three (3) East &C., and bounded and describ-
cd as follows, to.wit: Beginning at the North
East corner Of the said quarter, at a stone in
the middle Of the road; thence South So
West eighty-nine poles and twelve links to a
stone; thence North $50 East e~ighty-nine
poles and twelve links to q stone; thence
North So West e~ighty-nine and twelve links
to the place of beginning, and that at the
next term of said court, the said Daniel ].
Naeff and Elizabeth Naeff will apply for an
order that partition may be made of said
premises.
Attest: ZOOS x CAMPBELL,
G. W. LAKsu, Clerk, Atty's for Plaintiff.
August 80, 1860.
[prs. fee 81 no2-6w
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-20
'Roots and Leaves will be for the healing Of
nations. "-[BIBLE.
Madame VictOrine Holland,

HIHE great European Clairvoyant Of the
10Th century, and world renowned Heal
inG Medium Of the age, has arrived in Gin
c%innati, and established an Infcrmsry at No.
III Walnut strt., opposite Walnut St House,
This wonderful Lady has been travelling
through Europe and West Indies, South
America, California, and the United States,
for the last thirteen years, aud has been en-.
lowed from her birth with q supernatural
gift to such an astonishing degree, that she
conyinces the most skeptical Of her Won
derful powers. In short, through the asSis-
lance Of some superior power she is endow-
ed with the Healing Art, Madame Holland
is a Physician indeed! She cures the follow.
ing complaints in their most obstinate sta
ges, viz:
Diseases of the Throat, Lungs, Heart,
Liver, Stomach, Dropsy in the Chest,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits or Falling Sick
ness and all other Nervous arrangements.
Also, diseases of the Blood, such as the
Scrofula, Erysipelas, C%ansers, Fever Sores,
Leprosy and all other Complicated Chronic
Complaints.
All forms of Fomalc difficulties attended
to with the happiest results.
1t is hoped no one will despnir of a cure
until they have given Mad. HIS medicine a
trial. During her travels, she has been the
instrument in Gods hands Of restoring to
health and yigor, thousans who were on the
verge of the grave, and who are o living
monuments Of her skill and successful treat
ment, and are daily exclaiming, "blessed be
the day when first we saw and partook Of
Madame Holland sunrivaled medicines"
Satisfactory references will be cheerfully
given when required. Madame II. will
pledge her reputation and stake her all to
make permanent cures in all cases which
she undertakes.
Her mode of examination is with q Clair.
voyant eye, or second sight. She therefore
asks no questions, nor does she require inya
lids to explain symptoms; telling their cause
and location with so much satisfaction rs 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 nature or the laws oflife.
N. B. Madame Holland absolutely adver
tises nothing but what she has full ability to
perform.
Persons living at a distance by giving a
statement of their cases will be attended to
when required.
BayHPost Office Box 1899.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-20
Curious Calculation.

The Republicans here abouts are
in ecstacies over the recent cleo
Maipeand Vermont. They
speak in raptures of the gains they
haye made in those deluded States
since 1859. This is in keeping
with Republican calculations and.
does great credit to their figuring
propensities. Why do they not
draw q comparison between the
election of this Presidential election
year, and that of 1856, also a Presi-
Dental year? That would be fair,
and show the true condition of
their party in those States. The
figures would then stand thus: In
Maine Fremont beat Buchanan
$4,000 votes, and in Vermont 3d.
900 (inround numbers.) This year
the Republicans have carried Maine
by $4,000 votes, and Vermont by
$4,000, Republican loss in Maine,
10000, Vermont, 5000. If Mr..
Lincoln gains all over the Union in
this proportion, he will be elected
by an overwhelming majority-to
stay at home with that little woman
who was so much interested in his
nomination, and whom we doubt
not is a very estimable old lady.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-20
PERRY DAKIH
VEGETABLE
P A I N K Il E R
VEGETABLE

WE ask the attention of the trade and
w the public to this long test and unri-
vailed ANIL MEDICINE.
For the cure of Cold, Coughs, Weak Stom-
ach and General Debility, Indigestion,
Cramp and Pain in Stomach, Bowel Com
plant, Collie, Diarrhea, DySentary, Cholera,
&C., &C., and for Fever and Ague there is
nothing better. Try it.
1t has been favorbly known for more than
twenty years to be the
ONLY SURE SPECIFIC
For the many diseases incident to the hu-
man family.
INTERNALLY AMI EXTERNALLY
1t works equally sure.
What stronger proof of these facts can be
produced than the following letter received
unsolicited from A. W. Curtis:
ROMEO, Macomb Co., Mich, July 8, 80.
MEssRs. J. n. HARRIS & Co.
Gentlemen The confidence l have in
Perry Davis Pain Killer as q remedy for
Colds, Coughs, Burns, Sprains and Rheuma-
tism, for the cure of which | have successful
ly used it, induces ne to cheerfully recon-.
mend its virtues to others,
A few months ago l had recourse to it to
destroy a felon although l had never heard
of its being used for that purpose, but having
suffered intensely from a former one, and
having no other remedy al hand, | applied
the Pain Killer for about fifteen minutes of
evening, and repeated the application very
briefly next morning, which entirely destroy.
ed the telon, and increased my confidence in
the utility of the remedy.
Yours truly, A.. W CURMIS,
Minister of the Wesleyan NJ. L. Church.
THE PAIN KILLER
Has been tested in every variety of climate
and by almost every nation known to Ameri
cans. 1t is the almost constant companion
and inestimable friend of the missionary AM
the traveller, on sea and land, and no ont
should travel on our lakes or rivers with
out it
Be sure you call for and get the genuine
Pain Killer, as many worthless nostrums are
attempted to be sold on the great reputation
of this valuable medicine.
16s-Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by dealers everywhere.
Price, % cts, so cts, and 81 per bottle.
j. N. HARRIS & CO.,
Proprictors for the Western States,
Cincinnati, o.
Sold wholesale and retail by
j.. P. Brookins & Son, Eaton, Ohio; T. P
Simmons, Fairhaven; hurry & Bernard
Morning Sun; Isaac johnson, West Alexan
dria; Josiah Davis, West Alexandria; S. W
Hickey, New Paris; Robert Wright, Troy
Peter Jacobs, Hamilton. mostly
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-20
Probate Judge.

In behalf Of an outraged foreign
population (who would love to be
~citizcns) we respectfully ask his ex-
cellcncy Gov. Dennison to call the
Legislature together, and lay before
that body o message recommends
ing the passage Of "an act for the
relief of Probate Judges during po-
litical campaigns" This is abso-
lutely necessary. 7e Our Probate
Judge is rarely, if ever, at home,
and it is impossible for foreigners
to procure their naturalization pa
pers. On Tuesday morning last,
three or four Foreigners walked
some six miles and arrived here
Just as Judge Cans was stepping
into his carriage to go to the New
Paris meeting. Oneof theforeign-
ers went to him and made his bust
nesssknown, but was blandly IN
formed by the Judge that he had
no time to attend to the matter,
and drove off. Ten minutes would
have done the job, but these men
will be compelled to lose another
day perhaps more) Or lose their
vote. VIII the Judge please an
nouncc through The paper what
day., he will be at home between
+ now and the eleetion2 We will
publish it free gratis, for nothing
md Won't charge him q cent.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-20
ay-We direct especial attention

nsTWe direct especial attention
to the advertisement of A. V. Aut-
er, to be found in another column
of the Press. Mr.. Auter has just
returned from Cincinnati with a
new stock of fall and winter goods,
which will be sold cheap. Give
him a call, examine his prices and
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-20
New Grocery Store.

Stephens & Burley have opened
a new stock of groceries, on Baron
street, one door South of the Eagle
Hotel. They have a large stock
of fresh groceries, and also a varie-
ty of notions. Call and examine
their stock and prices.