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VARNISHES,

VAENISHES,
PAINTS AND GLASS!
w i offer to Dealers. Coach makers AMI House
w Painters at the very lowest nett cash plc,s
t.e beet tuaCH aid CAGi.ET lAkNI,U.S; rui.
WHITE LhAp; French and American ZINCS
Chrome Gieeus. and leiuws. Drop nnd Ivory
i;LACks and II full assortment Of all the FINER
toLUks such as Ncilnil,oLs Lakes Iuae uui ors
&c. also. Pant and \aLl h BRUSHES, of The
uest mako. Glazic.s DIAMONDS and POINTS ;
Faint Nails sins!s and doubie thick GLASS, OF
III dcs riptons aud OF all MATERIALS used by
House aud Coach PiinterS- W. cih soil as
-heap. II not CHEAPER. th,n any other house.
irom the E,ci that we keep down our xpeusa, by
conducting our business personally
ME kAu.-uNe or THE FIHM--tor many years
manufactured The NARNISHsS sold By the late
4. scnrack. We feel conf Icnt that our VAR
NisHEs are equal 1t not SUPERIOR. 10 any mana
featured IN lhis c"uutry We warrant thom
give etre satisfaction, All it not as r.pres ed
the MONEY wl be refunded Give US call
bcfois purchasing elsewhere. A LiugRAL Els.
COUNT MADE to rHE TEADE.
FELTON, 4 RAU,
Nos 1876 / 1888 .orh FOuET II Street, rner
C.-Il!, IulLADEL. nlA.
oct lS63Gm
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treat Inducements in tie Hollow
KOSSEEL g. HINES

LAVE just opened II large assortment of Fall
l. L and Winter Goods Consisting OF Ladies'
rancy Dress Plaids. Delaincs, Aipucas Calicocs
Hlngh ans, Cassnercs kerseys, satinelts, Jeans,
Fancy shrlihg Flann c Plain do Fig Opera do,
Shaker do, sack do, Cotton no, Muslin., Bed
Ticking, Shifting Check rnI STRIPS. Linen Table
Diaper, Cctol do, Lrd.es' 4 Misses Shawls,
Bamoral Sk.rs. Nub bias FLOOR and stair Carpet,
lUor and Stair oil Civlh. and an assorted stock
Of Notions. Also, II large assortment Vi Boots
aud shoes for Lad es anu Gentuinen and a we'll
selected sock of Hats and caps, VI ems Over nd
Under Shirts ard Drawers. aud good lock OF
Ready Made Clothing always on hinl oh cap
and cool assortment of Groceries, 1obac.o, IL
CARS Hardware. QuConswile, Widow Wurc Gci
M.,ckerel and Herring wAo.ssae aal HuIa Il.
Del ~ 1863
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fer un9 exHIs.l . til, II aiii Of Aruc, II seized
with C.is anf Irvc' IL ilt positive Autid 10 and
t'ir" II l:ad1ry'- Ready Rlei let two rsr,n ful
f tho lea.y Ec!cf, il wine gasi OF wat.r be taken
get lr ot Il he u. t;ic u.Is, AID however e.
poseL to rualara you viii escape.
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SHOULD Be TAKEN INTERNALLY.
HOW IT CURES.

Tho secondary Indication o! k!lnWAY'S RFAtY RE.
LIEF to the patient Of the disease ,n,ld tina,
occasions the pain this it accompanies rapidly ard
adca'y So ,,cift is the pa:ieut tran@f rmcd from
pain mi cry, weakness and dec.cr:!e. 70 tie dc EEii
ii cnjoyn.cat of health and strsust that ptisnt' fro
qrcnty ascrihc IT, tails power IL; E23crnI,a.
al influence vi encha .t,ncnt.
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VALU ABLE FARM q MILL
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE

rIrlIE subscribers will! sell at Private Sale. their
J. FARM and MILL Property. situated in Elk
township Oh Zig Liz Creek, Chester county. on
the road leading from klkton to New London.
within )! miles from Penn Station. IN the BalIi-
more Central Railroad. The farm cont ,ins 21i
ACnEo, large MANSION HOUSE, five tenant
Cribs two apple ORCHARDS, and other fruit
trees.
The Mill property consists of a GRlST MILL.
with all the necessary machinery for merchant
work with IL SAW Mil l., and good water power
The above Property is III good order AMI will be
sold altogether, divided. to SUIT purchasers
oct l7.N. b. I. l. /. RICHARDSON.
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Headache, raips In he limbi--in tho Stomach, Row
els, and kplncys-Coi Chi..s and Hot Flashes, Coat
ed louguc Butn S~in Naus a, Sh,v-rig, Iu'incss.
10 s at Appetite. 1tc-tlISsprs1 fiiiress &c DO. .
womon"ry SYMPTOMS e Malignant Diseases. ono
do,n Of tho READY RELIEF is sufpasit break NJ,
ami expe diss.ssl action, Gai fsasors the patient 10
health
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RHEUMATISM. 1IMBALo, GOVT, NEURALGIA.
rOUlH ACHE, GROUP, INFLUENZA, soEE Ill DAT,
QtINZY. Ii'TiIERiA, H0A:SiS' IS. B:ONCEl.
rs, STIFF JOINTS. EN- hRCTn TrNDONS, lead
ACHE, (Sick or Ncrvnu<.) ASTHMA, III HARD
BREATHING.
1t is truly marvellous how Grick EADWAY'S READY
RELIEF cure. the suirrc. OF these malades. THO
poor. crippled, All pain. trickeu Hhouua.ic has rat
D wit days before change t.c P!ac:, t.. IN q fen
I.inutes derives md comfort
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TO TIE YOUNG CIR CID.

MALE or FEMALE,
il you have been suffering from la bit in.
dul-ed III by Inc Iou.h oil both Sexes, which
causes So many
ALARMING SYMPTOMS.
1t units them for Marriage,
And is the gieatrs .'Hl! which can beiali
MAN Oi; NORMAN.
See symtonis enumerated III Advertisement,
and il you Are sufferer, cat out the advcr-
nseme"t AMI send Tor II 1T once. Delays
are ddnscinis. Asa ior Hcimuoki's. Take
10 othcI. Cure, Guaranteed.
Bcea'e Of CounteJeits ard limitations.
nov 2S-2m.
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LARGE STOCK
FAIIAN DwI TER
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Canton and
Cocoa MattiMgs, Druggett,
Window Shades, Stair
Rods, sc.
JOHN s. KENNAkD l. BROTHER,
SJG MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Del,
would again call attention to their extensive
assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
stated above, embracing one of the largest
they have ever offered to the pubic.
Special attention is called to the stock Of
PLAN. Fancy and Black DkESS SILKS, which
are purchased with great ere.
FRENCH MERlNOS from 81 90 to 81 S0.
FRENCH PUPLtNS.
BLACK AND COLD ALpAcA5,
AMEkICAN DELAlNEo.
PLAlD CASIiMEKES
kEPPS. FALENCIAS,
snEpiiENp's pLAIDs 10
A large variety of Lupins, all Wool Delaincs
most desirable shades, At the low fsure of 50 al
81! Gents.
Printed all Wool Delane. s2i to Is cents.
quo pieces Prns, from Ii to 70 cents
We have purchased largely of
Domestic and House furnishing Goods.
Previous TO the present heavy advance in Cotton
and Cotton Goods. bought for cash, ami tire being
s0, without extra adv Ince, an.l CONSIST parity Vi
SIZE lINu. aud SillKrl NJ MU,LINS,
TlCkINuS. BLANKETS,
FLANNEL>. QUILTS,
GOTTEN nnl LINEN DIAPERS
DAMASK TABLE LINENS,
SACklNG BOTTOMS.
liable OIL CLOTHS,
DAM.sek NAPKINS. DC.
Also. Cloths. Cassimeres Sstin-t Vestings. Ken
lucky Jeans Ecuvcrtcens AMI Velvet Cords, with
many other gools for Men aud Boys wsr
They offer as usul. n good stock Of lnpsrial
three ply a"d superhne Ingram
CARPETS,
Also. ordinary Ingram ditto, Rag ditto. Entry
and Stair ditto. Hemp ditto, at 37I
A to S-4 Floor Oil Cloths, in abundance
Drugsctts. Stair Rolls &c
llusIery. Gloves AMI trimmings
FukS, FUkS. FURS,
From 200 to 800 shnwls alway- in stock.
SPECIAL NOTICE is requested 10 our extensive
variety OF Black and NO Irninx Goods present
ing perhaps the largest i'll the state
Also. about 2O9 tiamora' skirts Of super or
qua,ity; from 5! 20 To 81 80.
We invite Kn examination Of aopl, and Prices
both from Merch ,nts and Customers bang n
Cash Business, pr,ne' paiy in buyimg an | seliIs.
and purchasing often III large lots. both ut Auc
hon and Private WI think we can present in luce
mcnts to all Glasses Of buyers, Wholesale and
detail.
JOHN 5. KENNARD g. BRO,
$50 MARKET STREET,
" linn .'sol, Del.
GOV "a, 1863
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EPSON. BALTIMORE Co. Mp. May 10th. 1853.

ErsoM. BALTIMORE Co. Nh. May 10Th 1853.
The nndr rsisnei for some ti'nc past. Ii IS II -
in his farm Fickardls Cattle Powder,
and nom ILe bGn cicial ctecis derived from II,
lakes pleasure III ,ecOmn,enliAg the ariic e To al
farmers, as valuable .rcp IT tioh. 10 BE- stren 10
Horses and Cattle some OF my work horses,
tia, were in bad health. with little or di.pn-
sIlon for food their taking ''Fickardls Cattle
Powder" soon covered their appetite, and in
short time became tat and i'll good c,E'lilion.
uENItl Il. CHEW.
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SALE or LAND.-Mr. Il. NJ Seelcv,
near Pcrryville, has recently sold bis
farm containing $50 acres, to Mr. Joues,
of Philadelphia, for $4,000.
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PRICE Is GEMS PER PACKAGE.
AGENTS--D. 5. Barnes 4 Co 2o2 Broadway.
n. T.; Dyott 4 Co. No 81 N"r,b Second 1T
Philadelphia; ). NJ z. Ncsb,u Il Co. PuIt De.
posit Mi SUCCESSORS to james Wilson.
For slc by all Druggists and Dealers.
Loy Z. '63-imos.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

should be nnll Il the IA or pirt' afflicted II In
<,t.y reeves i.Ir l.ltlcHt ON pain, AID qlicsIy
leis so,ihCs and strengthens tho disabled parts. Ia
a.. c,a,s # Etes t bi o c'.es !ti,ss If Poi.
s'n"us In Gets, tie ppc itoa OF RAILWAY! READY
RELY - tho moun will prevent inl.a.lua,!c4 AZ!
tb, tan
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GopEY's LApY's Boox.--'To view the
styles Of dress which dune Fashion imposes
upon her votaries, portrayed in the beuui,
full colored Engravings which Cooley pre-.
sents to the public, moEthly, through the
medium of his famous Book, is worth the
subscription price for a year. to say nothing
OF the many good things in the way of read
ing matter which fill its pages.
The present, or January number, con
tains two extensive Fashion plates; one,
the usual brilliantly colored plate that has
made the Book 50 famous; u Steel engrav,
ing, TabIeau plate; and - Going to n
party in Winter, and " Returning from IL
Party Other cugravings also decorate
the present number, displaying the latest
style of dress and ornamental articles for
ladies work.
Marion Harlaud commences n new novel
in the present number, entitled Nobody
20 Blame
Every lady is ex ercised more or less about
the fashions, and should have Cooley.
The subscription price of The Lndy's Bcoh
is So year tol-one copy. Two copies for
So. Three copies for SO. Four copies
one year 81.
Or we will supply one copy of Godey',
Ladys BoOk and yhs Cecu Wing one ycal
for 80. 30.
PETERSON MAGAzlSE.--This is one OF
the cheapest Fashion M"gn:i"es in the coun.
try, and among the best.
Price, $ year
Published by &. j. Peterson, S06 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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y ALWAYS READY RELIEF.
TIE GREAT EXTERNAL AND IN.
TEHNAL REMEDY,
STOPS The 70 I l-cCl.rCLlIING PAIN
IN a FEW MINUTES.
AND
RAPIDLY CUn,-s TIE PATIENT


RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Proves ts supe ioy to al other Medicines at or!cs
rs FIR + INDICATION
1it, relieve the Sufferer of PIN, no matter from
what Cause It may originate or where It MAJ bS seated
lila tie Head, Face, or Throat;
lin thu B.ck Spine, or Shoulder;
lila the Arms, BREAST, or E'iln;
lin the Joints, Limbs or Muscles.
fila the Nerves Teeth, or Lars
Or in any OTHER part Of the bolr. its application T. tho
pat parti whore tho pain exists will AFFORD .no1
ate relief.
II SEIZED WITH PAIN
In the :tomach, Bowels, or Eidueys;
Ia tie Bladder, Spleen, or Ltvw;
Il the Tcot., lars, or Throat;
In the Drain Ne.vous System
Ono ,easpooaf.l Of RAILWAYS READY TELIET
to wia,sL,sa Gf W ter WI, ia few minutes, re.
sloro the y..!..t l., ease mn l eo:lIo.t.
If LAME, Cripple ,ur iiel.ri.,den;
IfPa.ie I. sc liri, or Eur!ri
1fl.-uisei, Wounded, or CIT;
II Str;iaeL, 4 i,ured. or sih!nl;
II Sun tro ., or sc!Y ri with Fits
II We X in tho Spine or Back
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WAsulSC1oy, Oct IL, 1862.

WAsulNCIoN, Oct ~. lob2.
VIM Rastun
DEAR SIR Having tried the Cattle Powder
manuf ,etured by you. | consider it IL good article
for the discusses Of horses. aud as good prepare
tiun as there in the market.
IiInAM WRIGHT,
Assist enary surgeon.
For the United States GUvernhleEt
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THE CECIL WING
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY Z. Z. EWING,

TENNIS 2.OO year, III advance.
$50. II not paid in advance.
800 for clubs OF Five.
10 GO for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding enc
Square, will be published three times for
one dollar, and twenty five cents for each
subsequent insertion; longer cnes in tho
same proportion. W-ElGHT linrs BREWER,
or space equal to that, make So uare.
Advertisements published Quarterly, Semi
Annually, or Yearly at moderate rates.
UAdvcriisemcnts sent without the num-
her of times they are TO be inserted being
stated will he continued until forbid, and
charged according to the aL"ve rates.
Fractions Of a square charged as
square.
No advertisement inserted for less than
one dollar.
Obituary notices charged for at advertis-
ing rates. and none inserted unless paid Tor
in advance.
vNo Paper DISCONTINUED untirsll ar
re iragrs are paid.
~Snslc copies OF the paper, FIVE cents
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when gov =. feel pin, then tako tcispto:,fi
OF tho ri ADJ RtLl + in water; or apply it " tho
Iar;s whcro you feel the discomfort.
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How are Our Dresses 10 be Made

How are Our Dresses 10 be Made
A contemporary answers The foregoing question
"A in the following mnnuer: by sewing Ma
chimes of course. VIZ trust that the day over
III which needle drudgcry sots a feeble opposition
to the musical click OF the Franklin Sewing VA,
chine. a lady who says she doos not kn,w how
to use II Sewing Machine is looked uron with as
much dstrust AS lady mo says sac don't like
babies Side by side in every t.uss We see the
Piano and tho Sewing Mart..no Is not the Ma.
chine better than ali Ito pianos ever tuned p
Really We scarcely kn4s which blessing TO wish
our lady frieuds--a Franklin Sewing Machine or
n hubbard. We Father incline to the former, fur
they can exist minus tue matrimonial alliance
but cant without the Machine. What say you,
girls send ycur order
LD"D. " STAPLES. Agent
for tho Franklin Sewing Machine.
Elkton Aug |, 1858.
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MAsuixGroN Oct. q 1868.

VIM kaljon
nEAu SIR Having had your lIorsc and Cattle
Powder in use lor some time. do cheeriully rec
ouuleni it .ts IL good article, and we'll worthy Of
pubic notice. NJ JAChooN,
SUPERINTENDENT Of the Mulo Corral
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SIGNs OF sICENrS9.

MI. WAI.N' NNNI T.SENHHS
1rst give warning of their pre- snc and II met proui,t
~ be they become securely intr. EChet within III
system, will DO readily cxpclcd
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
n"iS0 to the enormous premium and tnI on
~ Gold. am compelled to raise my prices 50
per cent on all operations VIII ere tho metal 10 used
except when paid for i'll gold, when tbs usual rates
will b. charged, Pcrsons wearing badly adjusted
sets VI Teeth, mounted GU Guid plats, will lind il
to their ahrantaxe to have such Gases exeh lnyed
tor ibose mounted on VULCAHlZED GuTfA
tEkCIiA. Call at my Office aud examine spesi.
nous Gy" uu Is.iug III The way OF exchanges
81 w fol W Lat wac formerly 10 cents worth Of
gold. DE. u. J. BlHG,
E!ktnn, Jan q, 1853. Usaust.
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FICkARDTS
CATTLE WD e r.
Thousands are Testifying to its
Efficacy.
.' The Mercifui Nan Is Hind to his Beast.

The MercifM Nan Is Kind to his Beast"
A FTER years Of study and exPe lment by the
n inventor. to compound from PURE vEaETApLE
MATERIALS, n Powder that sHugLD and MUST take
the place Of the thousand and one nostrums gotten
up and pu.med upon the public as CERTAIN
REMEDIES for the cure OF all diseases which the
brnl. creation heir to, he has pro tuccl the
.ne heading this advertisement anu none CAN "
aEAul>s unless beating our signature. The
demand is such that its sale has been chiefly con-
fined to the state vi Pennsylvania. bat We hav.
now cousumma ed such arrange meats that we are
PREPARED To supply tho numerous orders now On
nuiil 40 well AS those We may hereafter recelvo
from other states Of the Union
knowing this Powder to possess all the curative
properties here Set forth, We deem a tulsolne It.
rade Of WORKS unnecessary, feeling assured that
its own MERITS will secure Tor II II ready safe
Being composed OF pure vegetable ingredients II
can be safely and judiciousy given to thai noble
animal, tho HORSE. lls effects are no FALSE
rAMpEnIAG Of The $, stem, creating bloated ear
e SIS with tr,malure shielding of Tbs mar Out
On the other hand II stronghold The digestion.
puriies the blood regulates the urinary organs
thereby improving ahu protecting the whole
PHYSICAL coidi,lou of the animal, even whe.' III
au apparently healthy state.
10 the Aglicutur.st and Daryman It - an III
valuable remedy tor their NEAT CArrLE lLbor'hs
under iiOUF diseases. HOLLOW HOLM. and
other OF the niu hy complaints TO which they are
Ii able from sLppr, scion Vi the natural sccreohs
MlLCu COW > are much benefited by occa-
siuhul.y mixing with their slop OF iced-it has II
tendency to srcns,h.h the animal, remove all
oLsti uc.lons from the mi TX tubes promote All the
secl -tions and cous,q"cn ly adding much to this
sr,ngih OF the animal, quantity and quality ol
.le Milk Cream and Duticr.
HOGS during the warm scasons are constantly
UIeIhGatIng themselves. which results III Their
s,tlus Coughs, tlccis Vi he LUNG, ani other
paris, which naturally has II tendency to retard
their growth. In All such Cases. ii teaspountu'
III liked i'll u bucket of swtl and gwen every otbor
day, will speedily remove al. difficulties. add the
animal WILL INuKEAsE ~ HEALTH ANp FAT
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sewing AaaClAi.es.

4 LOT of Clocks icr sqle cheap, NJ thu
"A store in the Hollow, by
nov II, 1863 VA. McCIELT.AND.
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ELKTON ACADEMY

LII n ~ ~ Az n ~ II vi L
EI.KTON. MD.
JOSEPH ROOP. A. Il. Principal,
LATIN, GREEK. MATHEMATICS, &c.
Miss &. w. Thorpe, Preccptress.
ENGLISH BaANCnts AND FRENCH.
Professor Theodore Aschcrfeld,
Music AND THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
TT is the design of those connected with this
J. Academy, as Teachers, to maintain
school Ul the first standing, one that may ask
AMI merit the patronage Ut the pubic, hy Of
tering to Young Ladies' and Young Gentle-
men every opportunity Of procuring tho
rough and finished education.
Pupils from distance may obtain board
ON moderate terms in the town.
Fo1r Terms, Of Eleven y eeks each, con-
stiluts year.
RATES PER TERM
Elementary ....-........---. .-... 30 w
Algebra, Geometry, Manual Philosophy,
History. Composition and Defamation W
Latin, Chemistry, Physiology s. Rhetoric 81
Geek, SuN eJius, Mental and Moral
EXTRAS:
French ----...-........$ " w
Music on Piano and Guitar each ....... 10 %
Water Color Painting ................ W
uel, &c. for the season. ] "
oct ), ;G3-ly.
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TESTIMONIALS.
N.sIllAGruN. Jan. 7, 1852

TESTIMONIALS.
WAsnIAGroS. Jan. 1852.
TO VIM. Ralston
| have used your Cattle Powder anil would
state. that it possesses the Qualities Of tonlns AND
rei,ovaliug the stonai:n, removinS III SOME degree
the morblhc matter ltctn r,comMehd tor al
horses in private use, VII SIC the system Is not
tvo much debiitaeI. j. Turner,
Veterinary surgeon,
For tho United States Government,
Washington, v. T.
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F'AKNI Tor SALE.

V1IilS farm is situated ahont Two nnlrs ani
l. Il half north Of f.ikion, nn the B!Ge Bah
road in Cecil couniy, MARY l,nJ, anI - In, wn
-. III. 4, E,tIy Farm, - containing.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
@>>~~N~->~->->~-~S~~-~-~->-
lNCONCElVr BILE MIN UTE.
NESS, E.nl.g,r-

Science has not only revealed and
magnified the teeming forms of
animal life that are 20 small that
they cannot be seen by the unaiilod
vision, bur has been able to execute
works OF skill SO infinitely as al.
most TO defy belief. At the last
London International Exhibition
il machine formi roscopic writing
was exhibited, by whi;h the Lords
prayer could be written in the $50.
OOOth Of a square iucl,, a spac. ike
" minute dot. The English Billie
containt S,566.480 letters. or is
about $4,000 times longer than the
prayer, 30 that it conld rOe written
N Iess than the twenty second part
Of square inch. IN OTHER words
the whole Billie could by t6is
10 wr ten twenty two.
tlmes in one square inch. Tbia
wonderfully minute writing il
clearly legible when placed unsder II
u good microscopic. 5733..i- t177
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WHAT'S UP?

We find the following paragraph
ina late letter, written from WASH
-ington for that very loyal" paper
the St. Louis Democrat:
How many regulations which
three years ago were proud enough
have meantime suffered total wreck
William Ii. Seward finding his
sl'Ol"gists among the fossils of the
"Con'ervative" parry; OH. Brown
ng buried in mercitul oblivion
Galnsha A. Grow laid out like
corpse; Cassius NJ. Clay developed
lnro almost u humbug; John w
Forney almost u lick spttle- these
are not half tie names which
might be mentioned in illustration
OF the fact. 1t il melancholy to
think upon it. but the phenoma
are not unna ural. During times
that try mems souls some mus,
faint by the wal.ide, while others
Succnmh entirely. There never
vas n great crisis III the affairs OF
men when it has NOT been so, ana
it needs no prophet to say there
ever will b..
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WHAT DOES 1T MEAN o.

Leading Repuhlicans who, last
year, denounced all persons as,
"enemies of the Government and
sympathizcrs with trea1ol," who
purchased gold instead of Govern,
ment securities with their surplus.
currency, are now tlemselves buy.
ing gold to put away for a 'Traiuy
day" They buy, not tiye,twcnties,
but golden eagles. What does It
mean? Are they losing confidence
in the Government gecuritiesl---
[Cinciunati Enquirer, .. ,...r-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
A French orator denounced the


A French orator denounced the
French Jacohins seventy years ago
in language that may well be ar
piled to ABOLITION Jacobins of our
own time. lie said:
The great body of citizens are 40
blinded by the glare of financial
seculation that they confound the
:ordition of affairs with q grand ma
tional movement in favor OF tree,
dom-regard the violence of brig
ands as tie efforts of energetic
minds, and consider robbery ltsel'
as Indispensable for the public eatu /
ty. "You are free, '@y they, but
unless you think like us, we vii
denounce you to the.nationality.-
You are free, but, unless you bow
before tie idol thar. we worship.
wewill deliver you up to the viol
lcnce of the nationality You have
insulted.'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
TIE RESULT OF TIE NEW
YORK CITY ELECTION.
The New York News, in recur.
ring again to this subject, said:

The New York News, in recur.
ring again to this subject, said:
Those accustomed to vote regn.
larlarly' complained thai. while
the previous election in Tie city
showed bevond the shadow of a
doubt that the Democracy could
not be rallied in its strength npon
any other than o peace platform.
with peace mon upon ii, the acl
knowlsdged leaders IF Tammaly
Hall should have again ignored the
peace sentiment III their selection
of candidates for their suffrages.-
Mr.. 30 'le's political record was
carefnIlp scrutinized, aud the re.
snlt was u general belief that he
had been to some extent identified
with the movements in favor of a
vigorous prosecution of The war
II was know that his name had
been appended TO call for wal
meeting in the CRY. Tlisfa st WAS
nsed extensively and effectively by
tho friends of Mr.. Gunther. who
pointed proudly to the fact that be
l(Mr' GuntheD had presided over 9