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The Negroes at Harrisburg.

Those who like good satire will enjoy
the story with which the Providence
journal points the case Of the negro sol.
diers at the capital Of the Keystone State:
Our elder readers have all heard the
story Of Sammy Usher, who fell off the
dock a. Bristol, and was f.hed out BY
the mao whom Of all other. be di.Iiked.
SAMMY was fast sinking, and his cries
growing fainter and fainter. had fortu-
nately reached the ear Of Parker Borden,
who generously Jumped in and fshed up
the drowning EIap, asst in tine to save
his life Sammy shook the water from
himself, and turned to thank his deliv-
ere-, when he saw in the uncertain light
that it was no Other than his ancient foe
The gratitude depicted in bis face chang
ed at once to lrdignatipn aud disgust
What sort OF place is this town Of
Bristol said he, that when gentle
man fails into the dock there is nobody
but Parker Borden TO- eip him OUT"
Soar coIorcd brethren seem to have
me: with a similar reception at Harris
burr. Tie STATE was invaded; the CAPT.
tai was 10 danger; urcen, appeals for i'm
EeGIltc all were sent forth, New York
and New Jersey wera appealed to: preps
r4tio1s wvrc made t. remove the public
archives ard valuable private property to
a place Of safety. Among tie first to
respond 8 the call .! Le.p was company
Of negroes they bad much less at
stake than the white rDen; most of them !
could probably base transferred their
chief worldly effects, those Who had any,
except what was on their lacks, into
postal currency in fifteen minutes, and
could have gone to a place Of safety with
10 damage to their future prospects
Nor had the STATE an cqusl claim upon
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The Notes for the New CurIency.

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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

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charge. ave- u
Address. Dr. J. SKILLIN HulGy,rOy Act;,c
Surgeon, Howard Association No asou,b MINI
street, Philadelphia Pa ,orsrI
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SIR: have used your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever since YOU made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they are the best cathartc
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quick end decided. consequently they are an ad
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Indeed, have seldom found u case of bilious dis
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WOOL CARDING.

WOOL CARDING.
The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
to his old customers, and the world at Large,
that he has made arrangements for water power
and is prep red to card Wool. the present sea.
son, at his old stand. three miles south of Tip.
ton. He has just covered his machine entirely
new with the best Of cards, and his power is
furnished BY one of the latest improved Turbine
Water Wheels In short, he has spared neither
pains or expense to be able to do work in the
most speedy and best manner He would re.
mind those who intend to patronize him. that
they should have their work done as early in
the season as possible. He will also be prepar.
ed to do
Pulling. Dyeine and Finishing,
in the most approved manner, by the LIST Of Sep.
tember.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit
continuance of patronage.
JOHN n. IVES.
April Is, lsG3-m3nl6
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Dyspepsia, Impurity Of TAG BLOOD.

from Rec j. !. Hinses Pastor IF .firent Church,
Enston.
DIR. AVER: have used your Pills with extra
ordinary success in my famiI, aud among those am
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best remedy have ever known AID | can conf
IDENTITY recommend them 10 my friends.
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Vsite OF Distinguished Personages which Ne invite
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\ LII instruments fully warranted and SIM.
( phed on the most favorable terms The
'ELorhkr HARMoNlrM and ORGAN H.RMoSIr "
are 1he nearest approach to pipe organ, and
are excellent inatrumc nts for churchs ora Ill
Prices, $50 to $3.50, with one, two or three hanks
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Bilious Disorders - Silver Z olnplaints.

From Dr. Iht"darc E,N. Of Nem Iork City
Not only our Fills admirably adapted 10 their
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can mention sincerely rejoice that we have at
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the profession and the people
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friends and cas-
toners that he has
on lanl q very
large assortment of
Carriage, Buggy,
and Wagon Eiar-
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Mems Sa dales: bri
de Of all kinds.
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CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
BalnlOral and Hoop kirts.

~ This branch Of our Stock is comrl' te.
and we can offer the best assortment at New
York prices.
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WARSAW Wyoming Co n Y. oct "A, 1865.
hEAE SIR: am nsing our Cathartic Pills in my
practice. and find them an excellent purgatiye to
cleanse the system and iHrry the tDanfdins Of the
Il.t.R JOHN q MEAlHAM N ID
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j fF'F TT TFVTTKF" ItI'N'F IITTFVENHJTt.
DEAR BIO. AVER ] cannot answer Won rhaf
complaints have CN,d with Your ills better than
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have, OF course value tb";l highly
PITTsRrRG. Pa. May !. 1855
bR, j & AVE-! Sir | have been repeatedly
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doe two of YOUR ii.s 1t scrIls TO arise from
foul stomach. which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect. ED TREBLE.
4,
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DRESS GOODS.

fs'- Our stock Of Dress Goods comprises
styles entirely new, and Of this Springs impor.
tation.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
ACity in the ROCKY Mountains.

Th resident population OF Virginia, Ne.
vada Territory on the first of July was est
mated a. fifteen thousand, the daily ave rage
number Of transient via tors as many more
Main ST., which is the Broadway and Wall
street Of that city, to some three quarters Of
mile in length, is crowded with people Of
every grade and deser ptien; large propo
ton being elegantly dressed males and
females
The buildings on Main street are mos.ly
brick the first story iron, open in front
This givesa light, cheerful appearance to
the street, especially in the night time when
brilliantly ligh,od with gas. Many OF the
buildings are provided with vaults and sala =.
mandersi all the four and five story brick
and iron front FIRE proof buildings nov going
up have one or both Al these indispensable
features, Some Of the streets are so block.
up with lumber, brick, and mortar, that
teams are unable to get along; comm IN lab,
orerS get from 81 to s. a day witAoat bo ard
The city supports iVur daily newspapers, a
theater, opera house, several chu;rhes and
any number Of mClodeons and negro min.
strels to say nothing of the institutions al
ready enumerated above N..
No one who has not been there can form
on idea OF the amount of treasure to be seen
In passing through Main street At Wells
4 Fargo's banking establishment and ex-
press Office 1t is notuncommon to see tons
Of silver brick" wheeled in and out in the
course of an hour Those bricks" in shane
resemble the ordinary friedrich, but are much
larger, and from nine hundred and eighty.
five to nine hundred percent fnenesI which
is, ten to fifteen percent less than pure sill.
ver--areraging some eighteen hundred dolA.
ars each The sight drafts sold frequently
amount to thousand dollars day. Sums
OF twenty dollars and upward. are usually
paid in twenty dollar pi Gees. No paper
currency there or in any of the Rocky
Moantains--Salt Lake city being the only
place where paper circulates for rorey.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12

POISONED FABRICS. 1t is stated thai
green tarlatan is dyed with arsenic ofcoppe,
to such an extent as to make the handling
,
sewing or wearing Of it dangerous. A gen.
tleman writing to the London Times SAYS
four ofhis maid servants, while working
upon articles of this fabric we're attacked
with nausea blseding of the nose and lrrita-
ton of the eyes, Tarlatan is likely to De tab.
coed. '.H .t" -5
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
TH URSDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1868. mo l61


and putting out your shoulder; and bringing
all sorts of disgrace and expense npon US
And then you'll be getting into street fght
ls-phl Lknow yonr temper too well ID donbt
lit ~ Qapdle epa be k7sdesias down loms
ofthe police. And then kn1W waat Vii
follow. Yes, you be sent for a month OF
six weeks, to the treadmill. Pretty thing
tnat, for respectable tradesnan, Mr. eau
die, to be put on tue treadmll with all sorts
Of thieves and vagabonds Rnd--therc. again
that horrible tohaccoI aud riff raft of every
kind: ] should like to know hnw your chill.
dern are to hold up their heads. after their
father has been upou the treadml2 No:
l wont go to Sleep And I'm not talking of
what's impossible. know il will all
happen every bit oft Fit wasn't for the
dear children, you might be ruined and I
not 20 much as think about it. but oh! dearl
dear, dearl at least, you might go where they
smoke good tobacco-but cant forget
that In their mother. ALleast. they shall
have one paren
laverns! never did a man go toa tavern
who did not de a be!gar. And how
your pot companions will laugh at you when
they see your name in tho Gazette! Fo. it
must happen. Your busines is sure to fall
OF. for what respectable man will buy toys
tor his children of drunkarl? You're not
a drunkGrdl No; but you will belts al.
the same.
fo"'v began by staying ont till twelve
by' and-byr twill be allnisht, Butdon't you
think, Mr.. Caudle, you shall ever have n
key | know you. Yes; you'd dn exactly
llke that Prettyman and what did he do last
Wednesday, Why, he let himself IN about
fonr in the morning; and brought with him
his pot companion, Leanly. His dear wife
woke at six, and saw Prettyman dirty
boots at her bedside.-And where was the
wretch, her husband Why, hs was drink.
.hE down atsiEsz-swillihg Yess worse than
2 ni'dnightrobber, he'd taken the KEYS out
OF his dear wifes pockets-hal w.,at that
poor creature has to bcar!-aud had got the
brandy A pretty thing for wife to wake
at SIX IN the morning, and instead ofherh-s
band, to see his dirty bootsl
Bat Ill not oe made Jourvictm, Mr. eau.
die. You shall never get my keys, for they
shall be under my pillow-undcr my own
head, Mr.. Caudie. ..". .
You'll be ruined; but if can help it, you
shall ruin nobody but yourself
Oil that hor-hor-i-ble tob-ac--coI
Fourth Lecture Nert Week,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
Fourth Lecture Nert Week.

fREcAUrloN AGAINST BJRGLAas'-lf YOU
are sleeping in a room in which Won annre
u'na q WISH from a robber, spread halfa
dozen newspapers on the floor, near the en-.
trance to the room. The very lightest step
Will rustic the paper so as to awaken the
heaviest sleeper, and the door cannot be
opened, ora step made without a rustlip Q
Twice this precouliou has, while traveling =
saved us, and on several occasions it ha!
been OF like benift to friends who hav,
adopted our suggcstio' o'--LacrOsse Demo
crat ... 1s
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12

sm-A bar of iron, valued at five
dollars, worked into horse.shoes,
is worth ten dollars and fifty cents;
needles. three hundred and fifty
five dollars; pen.knife blades, three
thousand two hundred and eighty.
five dollars; shirt buttons, twenty.
nine thousand four hpudred, and
eighty dollars; balance. springs of
watches, two hundred und tiftv
thousand dollars. Thirty. ono
pounds OF iron have been made
into wire upward of ope hundred
and eleven miles in length, and so
fine was the fabric ttGt part of it
was converted, inlieu of horse air,
into a barrister's wig, aa5o2sl
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
5 CFrtm lie -ShiGs0 qmesNSy,moer 7,hl
Imbortant from .ths. spnthwest

"a An lintelllgeht gentleman just
arrived from ;Calro gives US
sla vie irlporlput iufOrmss
The Nineteenth Army Corps,
under Franklin, returns from the
advance Opelousas, for Texas, and
asis understood. With the except.
ion ofa eces,esaryr force kept at
Brashear City, or thereabouts, all
the forcesIwill be,withdrawn from
that quarter. can sccount for it
Mo otller way than that Mobile is
to bo'httacke,l, the principle reason
for which going that we wish to
draw large parties of the rebels
from Tennessee. / hear to-day that
forces will he sent to Pascogonia
and elsewhere, immediately, to
operate against Mobile, 70
1t has been ascertained beyond a
doubt that the whole army force
at Opelousasis is being witdrawn-
th> canse being wantof water, and
the necessity for TRANSPORTING snp.
plies over such an extent Of coun-
try. The whole force is to como
back, Some oft is to go to Sab.
inc Pass, or prebaps 10 Brownsville
neutrality-suspicious. attack Mobile.
Every thing wiIl have been done
before these particulars reach our
readers. General banks was to
leaveoh Monday. October 26th,
with the greatsr portion of the
forces. They Were to leave two
days earlier but could not get of.
The gunbJats were all ready for
hot work. -.E .r r--s
1t is certainly to be hoped that
Banks istOperating against Mobile
ana if lie is this accounts FOR the
silence OF the rebels in front of
Grants s armvin Tennesse. Impor-.
tant newsis on the tapis,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
The Illinois River Railroad has been sold
to the bondholders for Si10, 900 o..I "

TIE wild geese have commenced th.il
soathward fight. Following the warm
~eather they have been up to the Arctic Sea
that Dr. Kane discovered, hatched rheil
young in the sunny eoves where the verdure
OF summer is almost shaded by the ever!ast
ing iceburs5, 70 1stel for night on the
North Iole; and now they follow the warm
weather back to the tropics, to feed on the
produce Of eternal summer, battle in the.
tepid water beneath the ever blazing skies
and 60 to roost on the Equator