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Ql)lcdgo Qr1bnne.
FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1868.


INC A1ssoun eonscnt1on nas oone so1ne
half way work and adjourned. 1t blew
nathan co1d ror hot md tbe npon1n ,v;11
11'e4 .o41 ~ '' @N e f.otA. -.
spcW out its acnon. tpfo'1dcs' Isl. Ihat
the system Of 69aeery shall continue in
existence forscren years longer. Cd That
all slaves over 40 years shall remain
Slaves Tor lie. 80. Under 12 years shall
remain slaves after 1870. until they become
2S years old, and those over u aud under
90, shall remain slaves until 187o-thir-
teen years from now. L writer well OBJ
serves that
"such m ordinance insokes all the cvil Of I'm
mediate Abolition. while securing none Of its oenc-
sna @ =.
deree i,yests it Of power Free the slaTes at opee
and thcy become forthwith an clement Of strength
to the Union cause and formidable barrier to re-
'ea,v ~ .ns s.,.m,,a,o 49,. .oseet ~
mt f,a,,t5c cforts to snhvcrt ronr o.s,n.as. ~
bury it under the runs OF the Union. Immediate
Emancipation would every way strengthen the
;nc,tamcn, @ snd .nono ~ W. pn 'ofa'oaoe
the ryl DIV wherein such l1lnd t,m;ditx ,.mcnt, . M
bic tatuity, ia misnamed Conservatism =
The Convention that performed this
botch-work Tas elected in 1861, and repro.
sents the prevailing sentiment then in ex-
astence. But revolution in opinion has
taken place in Missouri since then If a
new Convention were NOW to be chosen, it
would decree immediate and unconditional
cmancipation' it would cut the dogs tail
oil right behind lie ears. We nave moi
lie sheh1css loea tnat Inc people OF h's-
SCUM Will ratl1g the action OF the conVen-
ton. Ihe people want peace and qucs
RESTORED winch is us1er4g Impossible Nh1le
, 1863-07-03
A. Picture of the Times.

The last Hdrptrs Hfekly contains three very
remarkable portraits Of the same person. They
represent Sergeant Gordon, Of the Second
Louisiana Native Guards, first as he appeared
when he came into camp after wandering for
nweek through Louisiana swamp, chased
at By Ills master and other rebels.
The next figure is from q daguereotype
taken Of tho nuns back when he was stripped
In the recruiting office to be examined by the
surgeon. It shows his back to be q mass Of
scars, the marks of former whippings. It is
him in his uniform, as Sergeant In the I'd
Louisiana Regiment, with his musket in his
hind. He fought ga1lun.ly at Port Hudson,
asd none the 'lees, we can believe, for the
ctuci scars which reminded him Of the tender
mercies Of tho snaster race"
, 1863-07-03

@ Mrs. partlngton says sho has two SONS
In the nrn,y. Ono is a Captain In the hor.e
marines. and the other Lieutenant in the
sapLcads and l1iners.
, 1863-07-03
The Chicago Times Cs,rrcspo1a-
deMIs
From the st Paul Pioneer, Democratic Organ Of
MtuueaptA.1

alinneao,a.l
The Chicago Times has d secesh telegraphit
correspondent In this city, who, from the
comb neuccment Of the var for the Union, has
been csamosing for peace, and tle withdrawal
Of our s1rmies from JEFF. Davis doMininns,
He is ore Of those who la1ne1t Union yicto.
rice, and rejoice over rebel successes. He de.
nouncts all who arc opposed TO letting tie
rebels 60 IL peace, US Abolltiorists. He was,
and sill il, d Breckenridge man, and coasid-
e1s the Democracy which would put down
the rebellion By war, as cross on Abolition
ian; We police IN number q tne 1snes
lately received, dispatch, in which he says
wrong. md c1oss brtwcen them Is dissnstin ne
insult to Eaturc, Those who profess Que and yel
co operate With the othcr arc Of the class who los
ue our Uuion. ami now eulanger our liberties.
That is to say: Those who oppose JET d.
vis, Breckenridge & Co., whom he supported,
stlcst us the Uhion," and were Abuliiionists
the chief among wlom, 1t will be remember
ed, was Stephen A. Dou.las.
This Times correspondent, who speaks 1s
flippaDtly Of the Democracy Of Minnesota,
rej1rt sents only the Tag end Of the few Breck-
inridge men Of the State, who, with strange
infutIatien, still adhere to that meanest 0i
rebel lca1ers und his Infamous Cause.
REMARKS.
Like master, like man. The organ of JeE
DAVIS employs only scounarels and secession
Isl ISIS 1of eot1rspondenfs-h they are to be had
lhree ol ats correspondents In Grants de-
paf'ment nave been arrested for secession
practices. One OF then was thrown into the
Alton Penitentiary, On the charge that he
was spy rs well rs seccssionist. Another
WIS driven cut o1 Ca1ro Tor telegraphins mon
strous Lies aoont rebel hcets. A third de-
serted near cossntn ana "ent over to the reb-
e's' WIN "nom nc 10 now Al washington
" Aeeie see<'ee'om -, eotAe09onoeu' III ~ WHO
apons 40 so.'eepu1u1 - poof, ntse.aole
~" w - ~. tAe'y ~
, 1863-07-03

The Jersey City ddeoease has the following
description ofa very curiousdi=coyery:
"By IN ingenious continuance the heavy
cannon which scientific geutiel.uen know are
on the deck Of 5teyens's Battery are lifted
into slings and deposited in slide or tabe,
at such elevation as Is desired, which by at
tachlng speculuni to small apes turc III The
brcech, at once makes them 4 powerful tel
cEcope, enabling the observer not only to
sweep the horizon, but to overcome the OBJ
stacles to more distant views, thus deserving
vessels further ut sea than can BE- duue by tho
ordinary glass. a model IL to be seen ut the
Elysian Fields, Which the inventor has put up
to test its quality On the North river. OF
course, the Secretary Of tue Navy will appre-
longer to purchase this-ts the treasury u
triiie. The simplicity Of this arrangement is
characteristic Of the great warrior and tho
genius Of Mr. Stevens.
, 1863-07-03

TIE CUMBERLAND R1vEn.-The Nashville
Press states that since the commencement or
the Lutte rains the river has risen, altogether,
at that point, about thirteen feet. There are
now twenty-six feet measured ut the bridge
rier. and the Cumberland from there to its
mouth is in d condition to Hoat all the iron
clads and transports in creation. Ten or
twelve boats arriyed On Sunday night, and u
brisk renewal of navigation is looked for
Hhile the high tide lasts.
, 1863-07-03

81 The Richmond Enquirer OF q recent
date contains an order from Gen. Cooper, JET
Davis Adjutant General, directing the seizure
under the impressment law passed by the
rebel Congress, Of all the iron within the lin
It's Of the Confederacy. Tic order details the
method Of procedure atlcngth, and states that
the iron taken, is needed for use in repairing
railroads and their rolling stock, and also In
the Confederate, arsenals.
, 1863-07-03

"OLD Pun. FuNc." IN A SoARE.-The Lam
caster correspondent Of the New York Tri-
d"ne, writes that shortly after the news
reached that city Of the approach OF the rebel
army, Ex- President Buchanan was seen rush
ing exci.edly through tho streets, with big
tin box under his arm.
, 1863-07-03

~ It is stated by correspondent Of the
New York Tribune, that Hon. Thaddeus Ste.
vens, Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, is the loser
Of about 100000 By the rebel Invasion, the
rebels having destroyed his iron mills near
Gettysburg, mud stolen all his teams. This
loss embraces about all Mr. Stevens was
worth.
, 1863-07-03

mails.
Moys.DAyYPRRFoEnHoAx1.tALs
Pair Llora, Pair Brazilian Ieopa:ts,
Black Tiger. Affcan Panther. Pair
Senegal Leopards.
Mammoth Elephant, Hannibal; TIP
po Sstb. taa grtA. Performing Ele-
Ftans. I Lions and Lfonesse9. nait
T.stnel Lions YoutE Loo. nstl ;e
OF tA1Eetlcn, Cnihr ltonGss. South
1Larlea:l II ger. brazilian 1tg4 r. or
:Jacuar. Black Tiger. patr Bengal
Let paruR, pair Senegal LeopA.ds,
African Fanfeer. on,y one III Ar.er-
leu Spotted Fyena. North AHesl-
can Pat.tr- El:yer at'fped Hyena.
only one In America: Mammoth Per-
foFntf 6 EFtzziy lear, largest o..ea
tsase1H e; Grey W0r. black fsolt.,
Pse!Eie Well, Burmese Sacred Gov:
or Ze1u, ii est IN America A frtcAn.
Zebu. rnr 6t beautiful erEr exht5ftcd:'
pais F., ebuclzt. 3 African Gazelle3,
only onsA Ia aMErtca 4 + fc1l Us
trlch. the only ohe In America: ;
Lap ~, rl2ck Llama. Ret. Llana.o c.
VtcuEa. White Alpaca psiE Of Cs=ll.
mere Sheep. only oEt9 tT0vE.t1E; ;
pair Long Enrci Vsls. , Gcats. oaly
ones ever In Amesicll. AAsJti:ta
Goot, FAlr .,2panes9 ,lAsk1a =
ard eight pigs, Only c. in Amsft-
ca pAl- OF lchuenmons. pair Ant
Eat.Ia. Eatr Coot.1r oDdl. Atr.cla
C1uTreu Crane, very rare, Wsck
SweI from hiver Vile, Eyy1r very
rare: .hfr!rsn Pelican. vrsy large,
south American CnrLpr. CnlJ Dne
evsr exhibited IL the u'nItea .tatrss.
Paid Ea7Ir. Sand Hill Cta. G, South
American FO : eef. pair Of bohemian
Pheastats. pair 6faatstl MacaE!, =
SlIre- Phcneanta. very IRE. : Chi
nese Golden Fheasai'tS. the most
besCtiful Bids liEst 8. 3 lasEe White
Cntatpos- hfnattfnl !: ktng Lori
Arstrs:tan Hi d. ? Tanlpico PaErets.
tcan Gft en- Parrot. nAtr Australian
Qnecn Parrots. African Gray Par
rOtf Ta.r Ros at.DC1t1oa,H Z Eoclsrll5.
2 XII 8 Lofls. :: Per nnty Pa a:oquets.
= RoetrAS. s Air1cll &2laUlander
pnroqnt II. Red Lori Gsem.i -
AnttrnIlaa Shell PAsoGuets. 6 Love
FtId Pars,1netR g EhitiRh Rfrsir Il
Weaver Bids, 6 Quaker Btr d.. 6 ST..
yer EEaka 6 Cnt-tf raats. AEad.
netts, Z SnngaIt na tncncs. 8 WAY
Hills. 6 DFasSc Cheek {1ncae9, II
EuEattes, 10 Guisca eigs. pair lana
Ohm Eox.ra 1a White. HACK and
Yellow 1sabbits. f3tfie7 Dnyts. Fan
Tall Pigeons, APES, HRbocla, Mon
EeJa. &C. within ut number. fztIh
ordinary attraction Just oidsd. the
great
, 1863-07-03

TH E CIR e AT SH "
is. CQMiNC!!
Tie Metropolitan and Quadrup1e conbina-
tion, consisting Of
L.
Geo. F. Taifey q Cos Grand Circ17 and world re-
noHrco EqrcttIlan T1oupcs Comprising tha S.aE
Riders Of both He~isphsres.
II.
HeIT Dncsbaeh's i Extensive Aenagerte. comprising
magnificent ccilccEcn ct Rare Bsnats and Reptiles
9mtpg wn'ce Elil 10 oAnd Lions. Tigers. Leooarus,
birds Of gorgeous Piumage. and colony Of Monkeys.
ehnds, Nathan Cos Performing Elephants. whose
wonde'toi fests surpass anything every before wiz
ntkteu. au c2e eIt.ctne docl.1Ey sad Intelligence
lave attracted the attt ntnn Of the mos. noted eaYns
and students Of natural h.to1y. And
, 1863-07-03

V51C1G e
In tho skirmish on the Big Black on the
18th, between force of Fcdcrals consisting
of the G9th and 49th Indiana and tho 11Sth H.
linojs, and accommodating force from John.
stop, We gained decided advantage. We
drove tic enemy On that as on Ill other occa-
eions Of late.
It is expected that Vicksburg will be burnt
in day or two, unless 1t surrenders. Many
Of the materials, such as furnaces for heating
shot, and c1plotive materials, went up to tue
lines few days einee.
Considerable aguc, Of q severe type, his
manifested itself in the neig1borhood Of the
lsndipg here, causing an unusual rush to the
hospital boats. THIS has created the impress
, 1863-07-03
4 DAY IN THE COUNTRY.
Chicago and Milwaukee Railway,
4th of JULY.
Excursion Tickets to all Points at
Ha1G Fare Rates.
ON SATURDAY, JULY 4th, 1865.

Tickets to Milwaukee, Racine aud Keuoaha
good to return On Monday, July 9Th.
Trntrs 'ca7e Chicago at sis a. ", 1000 a. II. md
The 1910 A. " and s.;5 P, 81 trains run only II,
Keturllng TRIMS arrive at Chicago at11.:aAM
5.sA P. AID s:u r, II. 49, -@~*
jJ2!sy:t BALDWIN sn,.t
, 1863-07-03

SCIENCE FOR THE SCHOOL AND FAMILY.
Part I. Philosophy. BY NoR1H1SGToS HOOK
E1s, II. D. SEQ En.rayings. New York: Harper
4 BEorhers. Chicago; S. c. Grigya s Co.
This is good school book on the subject
Of Natural Philosophy, which is well treated
in its pages.
, 1863-07-03

to mako It surpass anything the
world ever before nave s.eQ. II now
rises prs eniin-nt1y over every cotn-
rstlt1op. ALL t1e advantages that
wealth. taaeut aud experience rnuid
cu1Imxnd hare bc3n brouzht Into
reQHtsltInu In starting this gigantic
enfer2sise. Recently. Willis Sir.
Van Ac1burEh Eaa In foreign coul-
trtes. collecting AntE.1ls for this
steueGerte, reports Of a13 desth Wa1c
circulated. but
, 1863-07-03
The Original Lion aid Tiger Tanner!

The following was taken from
the Living Auimais III Dayton
Ohio. Msrci, eth, and nav be
considered q Correct List Of AMI
muls.
, 1863-07-03

Complete Msnagerie,
The only one IN America,
In an entiza new outfit,
With nav Horses,
NeW 6iIyer.mounted Harness,
New colossal Golden Chariot,
New GorSsonsly Painted Cages
Now Spring Wagons, anda
Naw Six cantra-pole Canvass,
, 1863-07-03

and VIII accompany the 3fcrage:ie.
Rru bear living testimony ta2I I 9 Is
xrYs r}f>at Tffa
, 1863-07-03
9musell1tn1nts.
1musemtmnts.
VAN AABURGH & CO.'S
MAMMOTH MEHAGERlE
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
Colossal Golden Chariot.

Van AMburEh d CO, take hath
pride aud pleasure IL taili7E tbs a..
fenticn OF a discriminating puh,ic
to tta tacs that they with Z de-
Termination to cast 8s:ita every oo-
petition OF whatsoever kind OF ns-
tura,} hara expended un tlls ea:ab-
ushnlent this enoEmou5 BuE1 Of
, 1863-07-03
Six Times as Large IS any Or
dlnary Circus.

A4 Tho unparalleled mud most TIL
E4A-xN%EA ur1paast success which has Gste1d-
&FExkfS.zTse ed this uma hono-ea institution, Is
8:I1 gw1snout precedent. The Menasetta
<a&,T/NE$sIu the st.rGts about ~ \. u. will
EE9EH- form Il MOVING PANURAni /, III
@EEEEEF4 4oEien:al spendor. nearly enc nile
In 1cnr
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
70 CoNSNmptircS

TVHE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RE.
l. STORED to health in a few weeks, by 4
very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with o severe lung affection,
and that dread disease, Coasumptiou-is
anxious to make known 10 his fell ow .suffer
ers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy
of the prescription used Gree of charce,)
with the directions for preparing and using
the came, which they will find a snre Care
for Consumption, Asthma, BroHesats, &c.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afaicted,
and spread information which be conceives
to be invaluable, and he hopes every suEer.
er will try his remedy, as it wi! cost them
nothing, and may prove a Blessing.
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON.
WILLIAMSBURG. Kings County. New Yors
April 23, l9G2 ?
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
AyeTsSarSapaiAa


A compound remedy designed TO b4.tAs mot
efectual Aksrafirc eltt can BE- Httda. Il ii
q concentrated eStfFtt Of Para G~frapaTiia,
30 combined with other substances II still
greater alternative power a. 10 afofd m enec.
tive antidots for the diseases SafGrarila l.
rcputed 10. cure. Il is bslitved thsi such .
remedy is wanted by thdrce ~ 6GaeT from
Strumous complaints. snd efagohe1 Ehich WI
accomplish their cure must prove q tnhenss
service to this large elHss 81 otrr aSAielei Below
citizens. How completely this ooHponud Wis
do it has been proven by expcEimenf on JnanY
of the worst cases to be found Of ths f611Ntng
complaints - co.,. srsts -.
SCRoFULA M ScRoFULous 1GoncLAiEfa,
ERUrrIoSs n EEUPTrvr BIAEAAES ULcgnl.
PTMPLEs, BLoTCuEs, TyNots. SAET k1tsun,
SCALD HEAD, SYPuiLls ANR SVPniLiSIc Az
rEcTIoNs, MIRcURIAL DISEASE, DRoPsy. NEE-J
nALGIA or Tic DouLoURrUx, pEhrEITI, Dxu-s
PERSIA AND INDtoesTloN, ERysIskLka, HorD
on ST. ANIMoNY's Fine, and iudsed lie wlols
class of complaints arising from ISPuRiTT o.
THE BLOOD. n.--
This compound will he found q Eaeat pro-
motcr Of health, when taken in thu, spring. 70
cxpcl the foul humors which tester in the
blood at that scason Of the year, Ny the time.
ly expulsion Of them many FanklinR disorders
are nipped in the bud. Muititudea can, By
the aid of this remedy, spare ,;.emselses FROM
the endurance Of foul erlptions and utcaroas
sores, through which the SYSTEM will strive 70
rid itself Of %corruptiolS, if not assisted v do
this through the natural channels Of the budy
by an Alternative medicine. Cleanse out he
vitiatsd blood whenever you find IFS impurities
bursting through tho skin in plinnleS, erupdouG.
or sores; cleanse it when you end il Is Oh.
structed and sluggish in the veins, clcanss e
whenever il is foul, and your feelings win IN
YOU when, Even where no particular disorder
is felt, pcople enjoy better health, andViire
longer, for cleansing the. blood. Keen. ths
blood healthy, and all is well 1; but wild III
pabuluA of life disordcred, there can DC no
lasting health. Sooner or later sumethiuR
must 20 wrong, and the great machinery d
life is diSordered or ovcrtlrown.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20

sa.M MIR, G. THuN, the Merchant
Tailor, on Ia on Street, in this
town, issgoing AHEAD faster than
essr, cutting and fitting, making
and selling, but he cannot oycrtakc
the demands OF his customers
Those who wish to look gcntccl in
new, elothes and hats. must give
him their orders il time.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CON
TEMPLATIMG MARRIAGE.

Hear what tho Baltimore correspondent Of the Odd
follow, buousbOro', Maryland, said On Thursday, the 3lst
Of May, 1850:
Numerous cures Of diseases caused by carly indiscrctiop
hnNin been performed by tho English Botanic Physician,
| feel II ry duty, having a knowledge Of them, to state
the fact, believing that in doing 40 / may dol service to the
suffering. One case in particulRr-that Of u young man
In this city-is worthy Of note. He had become the
victim of a habit, the mere alWsion to which causes q
shudder, and after years Of suffering and dOctoring gave uI
all hopes of recovery. He wished to marry, and wal
dearly beloved by as sweet a girl rs ever lisped word,
Of affection, hut ho was fearful, nervous, aud Frustrated
lie dared not wed on account Of the shattered state
Of his system. He sought relief at the hands Of che Do
tanic Physician, and, astonishing as it may seem, all the
bloom and yigOr Of youth has returned, and he 10 nov
the happy father Of a pair Of bright boys"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
sEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS
SAYS.
FACTS AXE STUBBORN THINGS

Hear what tho Philadelphia correspondent says In the
Commonwealth, Wilmington, DelawV 9th Of April,
1853:
"An English gentleman, formerly icctcd with the
British Army, and who styles himsi N'English Do
tanic Physician has of late gained tcnsiye reputa.
ton here by his skin In curing all ~ " uf complaints,
Some Of his patients | have CUnvs with, and they
pronounce his remedies and inolr = entinent as very
superior. Some have been restored by magic. Tho
medicine lie used is distilled By hiluf rom various herbs
possessing rare curative properties.
4" While acting in tho army he d,yotdd his leisNro
moments To a thorough study OF tho effect produced By
certain medicinal roots md herbs OIL All man.. n Of diseases.
It seems no has found q sure AMI speedy remedy for all the
ills that flesh Is heir to- His practice il already extern
siyc, and is daily increasing. In the complaints to which
females are subjected he has no equal, as q large number
hore have testified that they owe not only their present
good health, but their lives. to the skill of this English
N,tnnir pbygirb,n ~ Iliq Oniro IA at
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE To NAvE chill
OREN,

Hear what tho Cincinnati Weekly Press says on the 9Th
Of March, 1862:
We are decidedly opposed 10 drugs and to advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having children, but We
feel II our duty to acknowledge u benefit from any and from
every source when ii is for the relief of suffering humanity.
A fact has come to our knowledge that ought TO be pro.
mulgated and widely circulated for the benefit Of those
ladies whose delicate health make. it necessary to prevent
any increase Of family.
About twelve months after marriage, q lady Of our a..
quaintanCe gave birth 10 u daughter, but her ~suGc-.nga
were so great that her physicians ~dcSpaircd Of her recovery.
This made hor dread the very thoughts of again becoming
q mother. She tried Syery thing to prevent a repetition
finer sunCTinys, but without succeeding. Two years after
marriage she was again confined, but her suHerings were
SO great that tho child died, and her own life was ~despaircd
OF. She was told by her family ~plysiclan that II she Ind
any more children he foared her life would he tho forfeit,
As all the remedies she had tiled before had failed, she
applied " tho Botanic Physician, Dr. RAPHAEL,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
UNION & BAKERY
Main Street, 2 doors East
Of the M L. Church.

TOHN +. SPNTZ bcgs to return his SIN
- cerc thanks to his friends, and the public
for the patronage they have SO literally be-.
slowed upon him and to inform then ths;
he still continues to keep the best bread and
-four, butter, eggs, cakes, sweets, biscuits
and otAsr articles which are in general DC
mand, to which he begs to add for the com
fort Of tho public hat he keeps the best glas:
of ale and beer and The finest tobacco, Civ
him a call and you viii not be disappointed
August 30. 1861. tt
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENHREAL
DISEASES,

without the use Of Mercury. without hiudrance from husi-
hess, and without fear ofdiscoyeTy or exposure. Medically
pOisOns, such as arsenic, nux yomica, opium, or any other
polsOns. No mercury nor any deadly misunderstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies arc used by this
wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies
norer vet failed to cure the most obstinate and the most
dangerous cases, mud to remove all mercury and other
Impurities from the System when all other Remedies has
Jailed Medical JVmHGi.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20

SM-Read No;dykc& johnson
card. They are now supplying
Slate Roofing, at $3.50 per Square
efrem tloyara, or will putt on for
oAaa 80 ,.r--s rrH hr..alt
you. " q
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20
$50 REMARD.

CoTEAAy, DRRA 1 Co. will pay
the above reward, 10 any man in
Eaton who viii sell Dry Goods
cheaper for Cash than they are now
.loiEg. Now is the time for bar
gains, Cslieoes. Mnslins and Dress
3oods'almost given away,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20

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Chemist,
No s3l Broadway New = 'rk.
July 23, 1858 SInos
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ITO FOR T~HEGUNBOATS 30
zMossfs. ~: H:H, Dec root,, aud
VIM. Whiting have beer. commits
sioncdhby Commander Bowen, 10
recruit for tho. T.. S. Naty, Ohio
EIotilla. Term of service, l year;
pay $40! per month. TO those
who are desirous of entering this
branca::of the Sc vic this iaa first
rate opportunity. y. 81
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Administrators Sale of Real Es.
tate.
Skinner DORIAN, Admir- OIL
Henry Parish, decd, Preble
vs.. Probate
Mary Jane Parish, Court.

n pursuance Of an order OF sale granted
j. by the Probate Court Of Preble coun.
y Ohio, will offer for sale at public auc,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-08-20

-wah NAIElT1NI oIE2Tlh ueiL.7t4 -t- 4ae.
Kx Virtue Of an order Of sale issued by the
cgcastl of Common Pleas Of 2sreble coun,
II Ohio, in thesabaSe stated case, and to
tie Sheriff of said : county. directed, Twill
o9ef fbf sale at public auction, at the door
oethsIG oart House in Eaton, on ..,,
saturday September y, A.p. 1868,
between the hours Of I and 4 o'clock, P. M.
# aai4 aay, the following Real Estate, stu
40 ipi PEBBLE county Ohio, and bounded
aH4 aescEibed ssfollows, to wit; The North
hlL 1.-THE Northeast quarter dissection No.
elghe 8 I'M 4 Township No nine (9,). and
Range No. twotf(2J East, &c, containing SO
asnogznlCsg or lass, except n peres on The
North side, decided to- Frank McWhinney,
and subject to the life annuity of Rcbecss
0eauhnf tl1s8 ~ Lssuso a3as.stl 10 sJsp7 Nl1eLirFE'