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WHISPERS OR A MusTACnE

10 from ihrr. 60 ,iS weeks. TIL. ni,clc !. III.
sal, 90 the l,ai used b, the fr"sh. sad "a
l.ond"s sed rs'. u .. ~ uri'.'.sl u'c.
u .. t-aui,iul. rc,som'oal, s""'h'ng. vt
stimulating c,uposni, sciia. .. u b, 'asgc upoa
IN, riai., r,us,ag t-sui'fal gr".ih of luNu''sRI
bar ifsTpl'~d - The scalp, It oil cst- s.tp.
s,s. .ad c.a-- 10 'p''as ~ 10 Flso" II the h' ~
spot, hs- sro~th Of D-s hair Aphed &C.
cuFd,ag 90 dir,ciion.. u vii tara htp 90 iosy
hair D.sE. sad r,.io's ga, h,if 10 'i' o'is,asl
eot,'. Lr,ag 1t .oit. .noo,h, AL n",'bs. The
"OSsu,>r" !. an ,adt.p.r.slIe sr'cle - r'-'y
g,nil.m.a'. tod, AID .i's' e"s s-sA. nee the,
~o-ld Mt fnT an, confederation ~ ~Ith"u, u.
The ,sh-c,,t-t. are Oh, onl, Ag-nt. 80 the
su,cL 80 The rn,i-t State. o. ~hSm al orders
.h.a Il - sdd'-..-i.
rric- Oa~ pai.f loN-iof .s- BY Ill Drug.
get. aai u~slrf.; ot buN ~ the "ongu~s' y
(~artsa'.d ~ h', IN. desired .asoD -,h l.
IN, 10 %, -hs ds.,w ~. 10, mail (dF.ctl, .s-
cp~l, p,"ksi."n ',csip, of p',oe sni po'ia.r
sl.ts. Apt, 90 sis'rrs.
HORACE l. iik.kwAS CO.,
psUGoI,rs, SC,
- william Street, Nee io'k.
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o,vosp, o.-N . Cor, Of Proba. held At
Paris, ~i,hia ssl &. ,h- c"ss'y Of os@'d, on
the third rv-.ds, 81 Msrrh, \: ~ isei'
c,TEpuCN u nU rCHiNsON nssed r>ec,'.
- ,..s An q certain iasirsmsat p-~postias to 10
IN. t,.s V 70 ..a tes,.s.~.t 81 RA..ja Pr'.oe. late
Il P,,.. 20 sa.d c,.siy. d,cessei. hs''af pre-
seated the .sn- e., Probate;
Ordered. thstth. .sid executor CIV. n",,e, 10
al persons Interested by esu.i"g copy OF IN"
s.dst To IL p.bIi.hed three seek. s"eos..'.y"
III. Oxford Dsssscrs, p'ir,sd q, Paris. that The,
NAV spr-sr at q Probate Cost, ." b he'dh rf
20. IN said Couat, .on th. ~ Tuesday OF Wa, "es'
:, a., o,eL.el IN III. G,,.aoos, .sd .hs~ cause -
"a, the, have, oh, the 'sid Instrument ,h"oif
..t h. pse,s.I, approved ssd allowed a. the last
-,i sal I..,.asat af .s,d deceased.
ELISHA WINTER. Jrds'.
A trVe oop,-atissi;
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FIo~ "A, D,usc,a;. 81. CiOsd. Miss.
n ,oa are. or have b--n lrooble'l Nth the head
ache. .eaJ Ior a box. tCrphslic Pills.l 80 that
,ou may have them IN case of auask.
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HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANODYNE

Til. great Nesnls,c RsweJ, s.d Nstsral
Op,sie call. ior special siieni,on sad ,a'ers. be
ing free of Opium. or p'.parsiioa. of Opium. or
Of az, lot Its strictly vegetable or medical prop.
.us.. Foo N.ursl Ga. Rheun,siisn. Cost, Tooth
Ache ssi Ear Ache. spiaai CompLs,a, HEED
ing al I.as. &c stomach, Ro.e la, Fever.
C.ts',h. snd al mi""r Nervous Complsint..
fsr Lo.s 81 slc,p. Chron,c or NeuOa. Head.
ache, 10 hs. M equal, and to which ~. odsf tee
tiaonial. fum uadoub,ed sources
Foe Deli. ism T,,m.a. u 10 a Sure Remedy.
For Bowel Com, plants. ,neiad,sg Cholers
Mo,bs., :, .. ,plsad,dl, adapted, ~ "S, oal' ~
moving ,h. Iains lat acting q. ph,''e.a Er,s'
contrast With Opiwa. ~h,ch M, onl, coa'iip''rs
sn.i d'sg. che system. but sake. the remedy worse
than the disease.
Ttom rh,.,cisn. We .k attention, ssi on ~.
mssi ro'mals. q, Trial Bous, ~ill 10 ssu'. de.
,el-pins IN IN. Anod,n. az Opiai. ~h,ch has
Lng hen wanted. and IN ih. Cough Rsned,
such q, 's., ,nIir,ly IN 90. crn,rsl p''aeiple.
Frum ,a,alid. ~. s,k correspondence lot
Psn'phk,. O1 ssphyst'oa. ~nhoai "po',aEe-
stsups."
rd's'-iAr. cossh Remedy. 81 cts p., bon'e
Tsls Asoiys., 50"
JOHN l.. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor
outsi'r AID rHaHsAerrrDr.
No, o, Commercial Wharf. BOSTON. Mass
s,ldb, all t..p-ciaLi. ds.l.rs .,.t, ~h.re.
u. 3. bate. L Co. Psn.; Dc. W 4. Ra''
Soaih Paris; \. Oscar Moves 4 Bro., Nor~s,
Ag,ui,. ". y. Phill,ps, Prhnd: W. l.. Allies
Co.. Basgor. Wholesale ssrn,'.
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Fto~ tie air~f,,,r, Pro-,i,ses, n. T.
The C~phsiir Pill. are said TO b~ u remarkably
effective remedy for the headache. and one 81 the
,-r, b-.t for that very freqosat complaint which
In. ever been discovered. /,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

Tn. .uh.ef,l--s hsrsh, s,ss. rahl,c s,iies that
n. IA. be~s del, sppa'aied b, the n"""'Ah',
Juigs ~ Probate Sc ne '"""'N 81 o,l'''' a"i
....,,s an. trust aI adn,a,.,rs iDF Il thu estate
~ MANA>$AU LAWRENCE, late Of u"n y,
ga .a,d CouatS. dscea. a, by g's'ss hosd a. the
I.~ directs. ~. thsT-ior. r~Ias.i' all '''H.
~ho az, indebted t. the estate ~ .s'd dscra'~i
4, ma. imp~.liats -, meat. sad iho'. ~h" have
IN, d.maad. Ih.troa 60 sNhsbt' tho .aane to
EPHRtlM VI. LAWRENCE
Mach 10 tsSl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

osyoap, n.-Ata cosr Of Probate held Ut ~.
r,., ~,,h,a all fss the e,ssiy at OSa'd' 90
,hs thifd I'd. ada, ~ March. Al. 1861.
JARVIS &. MARBLE, .s.aed e~ec'a.. 80 u
eD e.t,sis iss,svsea, ps'pat''ns TO he the last
s,il AL ,ssis.~.s 81 kh.ds frsce. late oi Paris.
IN ,a.d Ceasy. sso~ssed. having psesea,ed the
..n. zoe Pr.is'e'
Oyf.,-S. That the said executor Give notice ."
al p-f.os. Interested, h, cs,siss = cop, 81 THE
ssdss N ~ p'bh.hsd ,h0. ~reks sscces.i',', IN
IN. O>l''d pcmoe'si pria,.i q, Paris. that the,
s.., sr,-.sr q rr',,ssie cs,U - ~ h-ld ~ 70.
~. "a sA,d cosa,y 90 th~ third Tsesla, OF Mss
re>t. o, nine o'slsk 90 The fss~sesa. AL sae~
csa.e Il say they have, ~h, the s'd ,ss'u.
wsu, .hssli m, t-r powell approved .sd .l5re''
as the last OH AMI testament ~ .s,d deceased
ELISHA WINTER. J.ds'.
A llasns Rfr,ase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

Tn. .ah-cr,t-t h.r-h, give. psl'l,c soues hat
h. ia. i~sa diy spp,,aisd by The iios'ah's
Jais. Of Probate fsf tn CaiaW II oNlod' 'ai
.....i IN. tfu., oT .d,nim,T.tsf ~ abe estate Of
NEI.>pN ROSE. late Of D,Nhrli,
in .afi Csast,, .sc-a.-i, nv gi',ag bad a. The
az directs. IL thsr,f,rv s-Js-.t' al p'f."s'
~. L,.l a, N. ..,.,. of .,,d ,i~,-a.sd 60 make
,p,..,i,,,. pa,n.nt AL iho.s ~ho have an, DO.
mol. ,h-,,,s "a exhibit tt- .tne 10
Mach ~, lsSl. CALVIN VI. NpSt'
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ro- tie EIs-,.v. Ns,foii. Va.
They have been tested IA more than thousand
eases, with eaiire success.
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Marc. ~, ls > / ls .s GroRGE W. GORDON

OiTos 80. A. ,ourt ~ r'sls's hsJ a.
Pau. 49, ~ 90 - the Goa e. O,btt, 90
me t.,l.i l.. -, 81 March, 4 u isei-
o. he '.tsguiug t+tii on
I'd I'd. ta.t a.. .sd p~,,,,os-v g'e no,,e- {,
81 Pc ..-. iut...-. q, ctu.'nc CopN n th,.
A In y M thrs yti. hsrvnn, TO- publshsd
III ,rsk. .,s-r,.-N'k IN IhsOS pfr Democral
49, rsr-, r,t-..,I q Pa. o. "a CoanN
tn ths, nav spg~sT At fioha our 10 l.
be. At Pare. on ih- third Tsssdsy u Va,
49,, At nins -, 49, in the tur.Bnoh. aud .hs-
e. .,fsu, the, have, ~h, the same shoad ~
t. grss'sd. -. ...
ELISHA WINTER, Jadse.
A true ,py q pstitiOa ard ofisr of Court there
On. Atr-t, J :. HOBBS. Register.
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P,o~ ne Esa~,au. Nsr,sli. Va.
Cephalio Piii. accomplish the object Coz which
the, we're made. Wat cute OF headache in all it,
IJtns.
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s I N G. E RS
SEWING MACHINES.

SIN E RS
SEWING MACHINES.
IN al the I~sdng h'anchs. II mauaf, stur,ng 10.
da,tfy, the great practical superiority Il Siag-
rS's Sewing Machne. 70 a tart established -.
,ond di.psts. No tailor, shoe mInuficturef,
clolhisf. .cam.t'e.., dfr.s-miksr, siiilsr, car.
rag, trimmer. hat manufacturer, s. Of, can aa1rd
10 DO without them.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,
I. onl, a fair a,esgr of the actual profit to b.
derived from the use ~ uue of these mAchiue,.
and Zoe confirmation 81 thi. truth, Ne refer a. any
one IL the ihoisand. Who use them, They are
adapted 10 every ,od II wofk. Zoe ~ coafse,
upaa .ilk. ooiioa, hn.n ot vuolsn fabrics, also.
light and hes', leather. They never AL 10 g'e
ssiisfsctIon.
To meet the growing demlai for smaller and
mor- -l-gani machine ior private ani household
purposes. Ne have just pfoincsd aud are ready
a receive order. zoe >iaget''
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
Which !. the most compact and beau''lal Sew.
log Maehiae e,sr eoastrnctsd. VI is ornan"nied
In the highest .t,le II the art and al .ho see u
are delighted 9Th it. u makes the improved
in,rfl,essi .lilch. add !. capable OF do'ng
grralsr variety "f sork IL hctier style than aay
ether sesiag Machine ever Offered br family
purpos's.
u 1. 10, .sbject to the objection Of u,ing t~'ce
to mufh thread, and making ra'ell,ng scan,
LII. the Gro,sr l. Rak.T; nos 70 u eon6nsd 81 ~.
operation. 10 q lev thin iaEic-, Liable 10 get oct
81 order and unhIIed To haS thread Ike the
Wh..kr l. Wilson machine but .. Amply 'oih'
eisBi 10 p.rlorm all kinl. 81 tamil, sew .ng
Pric. of Family HschRe. With iron ~ bic COM
pixie Soc ice, slOO. The larger .snd'ri ma
chinss from si2j 10 300. Send ioT VI >insef
4 CO.. GaIstis, q lesaiilui p'cio''al Ispef' DC.
voted TO se~ ing Machiss., apd containing let OF
price. and all Other Information on The subject
II will be forwarded gratis.
!. ". SINGER 4 CO...
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c.riae.,. from well known oI,Isrn, Of Ho.,o-.

CertIfIeatr fron wtII k""Wh v IIIfH'"' "'S'""'
II. unl.,.lrnsi having s,psrisnssi n. hsus.sil
.s,,,. Of th. PERUVIAN SlRtF, - not hssitats 70
recommend IL 20 ths .iisHtion q III puii-if.
Rev. John f.rpan', Isisr llir,ri,
Thomas A Dyitsf, james g Uain,
n. n Kendall, N. u, sAnnsl NAY
TaoaaAs 4. AInoy, lev. Ihos' hufn,oN'
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csrifsa,s Of Jas. n. chil,on. VI. u. ~. No'L.

Certificate ~ Jas. u. 'hil'on' VI. D. 81 v i"'A'
u 4. ~sn kna~n that u be ben f'uni 'sv
dlruitta pss..sss In TALArAHLE fam. ff adfsifaus
IsnS,h q uans. compound. ~ u Iutnihs q l"n-
Ths "frr'tan syrup,' IA plssssd ," 'ag' ae'"n'-
pllshsI this desirable sui.
JANIS n. CHIFFON, " ~, Chsm4.t
., rriaes slsst, sss io's, Aug.s, 80
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ELISHA WINTER. J.iE'.
A tru. copy-aus.t. J. :, IioBss, R'E,sisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-04-19

A trO. couy--ati--,s
Is HONS R.fta.,
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Mr.. spsld,ag.
Sec:
No, loas .ises I zen, to ,ou Coz box of Ceph.
ai,e Pills fof the curr 81 the N.r,oo. Headache
and Co.,i,sns... and received the sane. and
they hsd So good an effect that va. iadneed TO
send coz more.
Please return by mail. Dr-ct,o
A. u. WHEELER.
Yp.ilinii. Mich.
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J. =. Hosus. R,s,a~.
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A ,rpe eoc,-a.,e.l, J. :. Hoss'. R's''i'',
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A trve oop,-a,tssI' D.,
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4 true copy-.itsst.
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A trss eoPy-susst;
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06

Our Adpfeer to-alblw
ttoublsdnitR REyFRslaB, oankqR aaltaIhga69
9crofalai 81 otBetfstkAs 6f haisoF istvo nse
Dr.. . A. Weaver jnstlY gplsbratsi and new.
Or failing RENE iss Tor these odk hlaints. We
have no doubt that OF leasE hsIf the. chronic
complaints ezisleAesb aBe Tier ioiikiA IN
some form 81 hapor u, swhich, only needs-to,
Do erndseaesd Hon the system, to save them,
from a. dpfilnely grave. " are lad that
d. Weaver hsstnrued his attention to this
class gt1diseasss, which have been 50 long
DegiaeteA end which have so rapidly ii.
eresso4h almost 81 patteofthe world Tho
t,ousseas Who Hsse hlfeaag Seen ulrsf, are
bat % mdH5 htihg certpfrdtns, appsaling 10.
mferlhe bnpanity, ana attestiua tHv Horth'
ole tsaIy Sslaa6N discovery ~ Sa5 Ssy
d. WsaSeTs Syrup and Csrate for SIS
" UP. BR0OKIES SoN.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
fNOTiCE

John woiSs Adm't. Of Preble Probate
Samuel Fleming, decd Court Petition q
JdARR FIeSiSgsst a. c6atTacts
.1OHN R. FLEMING. Edward Fleming,
u Ann Matilda Fleming, Elizabeth Fleming,
Elarora Fleming, Henry.C. Fleming, Samuel
EEi Fleming, and William P, Fleming, win
tpke notice tia. on the 23rd day Of May,
HGD. 1861 John Wolf Adninistrstos ofsfke
.Estateof Samuel Fleming deceased, fled in
the Probate Court, within and for the
County. of Prehle. and State Of Ohio, q
Petition, alleging that on the Goth dag goG
January, 1851, the said Samuel FleminEg
then m+full life, entered into. al~eoatractsin
writing With Isaac Geyer, for the sale of the
following described real estate, situate in
said county 10 wit--Beginnine at then E.
'cofper. of section IA, township 8, range O.
East, &c; thence ", on the section line,
llApoles and Is links to o corner; thence
8. AoB 40 poles and A links to q corner;
thence y. parallel With the %section line ia
poles and 10 links to corner on the q. line
of said %section; thence n. on the sect on
linz poles and 4 links to the place Of
SNhA u u. g|mW1 ~ N
!, Also hs% following ts~aet-being a part Of.
y. % quarter Of section IA, township s.,
Of r9nge 9. East, &c, beginning at Q point
or. the Z, line Of said'quarter, 40 poles and
4 links S. of the N. E. corner Of the section.
thence S. Az E. 2lGnks to. o. 1. OF. o honIder,.
Witness a W opgebmlder; N 379TW. $50
and Won Sboufder, s. sow. $751;
Inks; thgneeYSFS9syXall4 poiesFahdl 5s
toaV on boulder wittess a w ohal
boulder, N. T. W. Al links, and a M on o
boulder s. 779E. 81 Inks; thence VA W.
q links; thence N. S6os ia poles and Is
inkstothesplao Of beginnihs, &c, Thetwol
TRACTS containing in the aggregate about IS
acres more oriess, paon the following terms,
to ~wittsSeyen hundtea dollars on the lst DAY
of March next, Qssl and six. hundred
on the lstday Of May next, (ls6l.)
That said Isaac Gsyer paid, to said Samuel
Fleming in bis lifetime; the first instalment
That said Isaac Geyer is ready and sihing
to pay tue balapce due upon said contraet,
SO soof6asa valid deed canbe made to him
premises; andthat john R. Fleming,
Edward Fleming, Ann. Matilda Fleming,
Elizabeth Fleming, Elanora Fleming, Henry
G Fleming SamuelE Fleming and NillismJ
p Fleming are.ths hoits at law, and legal
representatives of said decedent.
The prayer of the petition is for authority
to make a deed to said Isaac Geyer, on
behalf OF said heirs at Ifg, upon payment
Of the residue of said purchase money.
Said petition will be for hearing. on the
22nd day Of J,unc, 1861, or ~ soon thereafter
as leave Of the CoaFt can be obtained,
NJ nn.1y WIndN. - 49, 49, |
Admir- Of Samuel Fleming, decd
Foes& e&APpElr "A
Attys CIV
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
The Eaton Carriage Wagon, andBuggy
Mandatory.
PRopgTgToR, Mr.. RoEssLrR.

NO& UAo1NE1 FAis ASShoD11akts
We have paid a vistt'to the above
mandatory, and examined the
beautifully substantial, and we'll
finished Nehicles' Of various kinds.
in the establishment; and we can
honestlg AAy that we have not
seer, any vehicles efthe same kind,
either in London, Paris, or New
York better finished, cheaper or
more ~commodions than those built
by Mr.. Roessler, who is himself
evidently 9 first rate workman, and,
thoroughly upto the mark. Hell
civil, honest, truthful, sndwhat is
best ofalb he combines,in himself
the master, the workman and the
real gentlemen. To all who may
waptanythingin his way, we say,
90 to the Eaton arrisgeM apafsc.
tory, and you, win there find What
youayanA andpmeet "a proprietor,
who viii not insult you BY his
rudehsssibutmiH treat you politely
and serve you faithfully. We do
notisse'awhyauy man4m PrebleI
County ,shoald ever, to any city
to purchaseTa vehicle, when he can
buy ths.samsc carriage thome, bet
tornado andeheaper for cash, than
he eenld purchase it any where,
else We are strong advocates for
spepaingEOpr money at home, and
we do not see why Eaton shontd
not hecome1anfi first. rate town, If
people would but encourage trade
at homssg Wswilldo what we can.
to ptondotethe prosperity ofEatop-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
MASTER COMBS SALE

James Wilson !; ! c. Rl'ass ors.. otssl,.
Hampton Hall, ct al, DeAsr =,
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
IN of an order ofsale, issued by the Court
Of Common Pleas, Of Preble County, Ohio,
and to me directed, / will offer for sale at
Auction, at the door of tho Court
House, in Eaton, in said county on the 29th
day of Juhe, ADJ 1861, between the hours Of
10 o'clock, AN, and 4 O'Clock, Pm, Of said
day, the following real estate, situate in
.Preble county, Ohio, and described as fol-
Rows, to wit:-A part Of section 26, and part
Of the s. W. or. dissection 20, in township
No. Z. of R. 2E. Be-; beginning at. the
corner Of the 8. 5w-var. of sec. 26nthence
NJ 85p n ~f60rodsto the cornef OF, the qr.i
thence N. saw. si00rods thence 8. SIS w
.42rbds to q stake (two~Eods-from the mill
thence-N. 43S ". 81 rodsand 8 links
along the race 70 the said saw mill race
thence N. 56Ao W. 8 rods; thence N. 299 w
ils-rods; thence N. l4oW rs rods; thence
n. 49, W. 20 rods. thence N. l9' W -3Ssods;,
thence N.sl'Es l0rods and l3finkst oa sugar
Tree thence N: Af3oW. Sroas; thence N. 40
W.sl0 rods; thence N. 50 E. IL rodS; thence
N. 100 ". % rods; thence N, s. W. ls-rods;
thence NJ 65o Ellorods; thence N, l7s E.
l6 rods; thence N. 1872 ". Is rods and II
Links tothe section line; thence N. l70 W..
,20-rods and 6 links; thence N. l9o W. is.
Fodss thence N. 30o W. 8 rods; thence n. Az
II rods and 5links; thence due N. l6rods
thence. N. 400 Z. IL rods to an elm tree IA
inches in didnieter) thence N, 2i3e e, 80
rods andB Inks 70 an ash tree t20 inches IN
diameyer); thepee N, l80 W. 23rods; thence
~ 1ss FL g. rode thence N. 4S9 II 9 rods
.ond 3 links to an elm tree 70 in. in diameter)
6lsW. .l3 rods, and 8 links to q
water beech ((4inchss 10 ,diameter thence
81 az E. II rods; thence g. 2l0E. "a rods;
thsneegS, s250 ". 2Asods; thence s. 42S0 E.
% rods, licences. 1872 E. rs rods; thence s,
'30sE. 49, rods and 6 links to an elm tree on.
the section line t(6 inches il diandetefJ;
theAee various courses and distancea on the
west sideloe the mill race, about tRotrods.
from the race, with the-sameaparallel with
1he several lines run on the roppesitelsidec Of
said mill race, 10 o stake, 8 rods west Of the
stake onsthe east sfdegof saiii race; thence
81 2lpNW.. 6 rods; thence S. 62to E. 80 rods;
theade N. INV s rods thenoe;S. 66s Nv.
iegY dds tothe Northumberland saidsecdons
s. 81 u. AZ rods, to The place Of
beginning, conteinipg 95eerVs more O iess;
ek6epting, however, me surplus water that
may DO in the main raGs,at,anF' tmeb Which,
surplus water shall be for jeferson tPotterf
to use al, his Rawzmill; excepting also one.
acre and fifteen rods of ground OF, which
Islands the District School House also ex-
eeRtibg q p~rivilege1to StephenJA ibhugh to
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PRATTsviItE, Vinton Co, o., Aug, s, 1884
Da,ro. R. BlKES,
Dear Sirs--l have this day sold the last
bottle Of DIR, BAKERS PAIN PANACEA.
] should have written to you sooner, but not
expecting TO sell the good supply I had on
hand. During the last week, however, my
sales have been four times as large as any
week since | have had yourinvaluable medi-
cine, and the demand is still increasing. |
have never sold a medicine that sustained SO
high q reputation. The Lung Fever, Cholera
Morbus, Cholera lnfnntuE, Bilious Collie,
Cramp Collie, aud Flux, baveNbeeh very prev.
nlent in this vicinity the past season, and
the Pain Fan0cea has not failed to cure in
every instance whore it has been tried, 90 far
as l have heard. Please send me & large
supply as soon as possible.
. Very respectfully, yours,
II. W. SToDDARD.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
A SUPPOSED oAhcEs oURrpl

MEssHs. A. i. scoytL 4 Co.-Gent;. Mr..
Elisha Bradley, Of Bath Co., KY, had on, his
hand VERY BAD SWELLING, which he thought
hcuRARLE, having been there for wears. He
also had on his cheek boue, what.he supposed
to be a CANCER, ana could obtain no relief
until he used DR., BAEER's Pam .PANAcEA,
which CURED him of that disease, and also the
swelling on his hand. This medicine ID
thought so much of that EVERY FAMILY in our
neighborhood, keep ii constantly on hand. In
fact, it is the 6ea medicine for De diseases IL .
recommended jor, that we can get.
R. A. CALDWELL.
WYOMING, October 25th, 1858.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
DIARRHEA AND PAIN IN THE
BOWELS CURED.

c%AnTHAoE, Hamilton Co., O., Nov. rs, 1858,
DR.. o. R. BAKER, ..s. .
Muck Esteemed Friena.-I have had q
severe attack Of Diarrhea, attended with severe
gripping pains, and was reduced very low. /
tried many different medicines, Butt ] to no
purpose, until l got a bottle of your Pain
Panacea, and commenced itsruse. The first
dose put a q%uietus on the gfiping pains, and
had not used two twenty-five cent bottles
before | was entirely cured. ! also recon.
mepdsd i 10 a friend, who was sttsched with
cranp collie, and suffering with excruciating
pains, and three doses entirely cured him.
g.. W. D. BARRY
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
AND SHOE
STORE. Go5a
CMRLESRECKER

TAKE this method Of informing the public
i that they are still earryingsent the above
business, on Baron etfeet, three doers-Norh
of the post office, where they would be happy.
to meet their Old friends, customers and. level
rybody wanting any thing in theirline. vii,
sell cheap for Cash, orto good men ON Time
All rips mended gratuitously. An work war
ranted. Ba-Give. US, q call and we will con-
vince you thatyoai oan make lmoaeyby buy.
ipg at our shop. q = g.
Eaton, August %. 1860. "
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QVANAUSDAL&eo
Wanted ImmediatelT,

Wantsd Immediately,
Aan' outdoor Apprentice, i we'll
.edpdateds sober, aud active youth,
to serve his proper time, at tho
.DemncmticP Press Office, IN Eaton.
Apply at once to the Proprietors,
The "pfocrstic Press Office,
Baron Street, Eaton.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-06-06
SCRATCHES CURED,
Or. Bakers Pain Panaoea Valuable

DR.. Bakers Pain PanaoeaV Valuable
for Horses as it is for Man.
MEssRs. A. L. ScovlLL 4 Co.-GsnLs.=
During the last winter, most all the horses in
our vicinity were subject to SCRATCHES. Hav.
ing had on hand only two or three dozen
bottles Of DR.. Bakers Pain pAnacea, in a few
days / sold theentire lot, and could have sold
much more, If l had had them to my neigh
bors for that purpose liz no CASE HAS IT
FAILEo TO CURE. II is also indispensable in
our neighborhood a. q family mslicins, for
the various diseases for which it il recon-.
mended and ! will say that ] hava sold il
for YEARS, wARRAYTiEa IT. and HAVE NOT had
A SINGLE BOTTLE RETURNED. IT Is FEE sesr
MEDICINE FOE THE NUMEROUS DlsE1sSs4 KEcoN.
MENDED, THAT ] HAVE EVER SOLD.
M.HAGEN. "a
HaeESsSiLtEy Br oksn- Co., KY, Oct. 81, 1853.
s Halg r~nw = . yrH- a-
For ssie by thu Proprietor, NJ
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IT GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF ms
BILIOUS collie.

TAHFroo, Darke Coz. o. Nov. IS. 1881.
MssaRa. A. Z. scovftL 4 Co., 90 81
, Cent? .--I an inducsd by.a ssnse lof juStioo
% state to you that I had case in my family
Of extreme richness. Ay,oYe tsasj sesersio AZ
tdeksd Nth BILIous Colo. We had the attend
sree Of a coed physician, but coIl1 get no rshef.
We administered DR. BABER,s PAINPANA-
CEA, and It produced the desired fleet. Since
that we have had oocasion 10 use it for Pain
II tie sr'e';ea9d ff Fever sHd Ag's, qEs I
medicines. WILLIAM WILLIS.