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BLACKSNfITHLNG e-sszzz@ssA
YLIHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST - "a
4 enlarged their shop and otherwise a1zai4 4s--222
improved their facilities for carrying on the Black
smithing business in all its various branches.
We have just received a large stock of material
and prepared to do all jobs in line in the best
manner and on the shortest notice.
Connected with the Shop is
WAGON SHOP
conducted by frst-class mechanic, and in which
none but the best States Timber is used.
~ Particular astention paid to Horse and Ok
ShOeing.
Please give a call at the sign Of the Big Horse
Shoe, Upper street, La GTande, Oregon.
WIN. L. HEMPHlLL.
May 2, 1854 2lm8 T. J. MARKLEY.
, 1864-05-27
REAPERS AND MOWERS.

YORK; York C0na6ined Reaper and A0a0ey with Import
ant improvements for 1864, strong, durable and eec
tive machines cut to - feet, and capable of cut
ting from 10 to 25 per day. Over 500 in use on
this coast. ~ Send for our newly illustrated and
Hoo r;,,ff-o AZ ~ f,r
, 1864-05-27

IINVIO HLa OIID
NJ o w d II s.

We are sole agents in Oregon and Washington for
the genuine PITTS BUFFALO THRESHER from
to l0horse power banded aud geared, both Of the
Pitts and Russell Pattern, with the PATENT CLEANER,
which places them lar ahead Of all other machines.
These machines are gotten up expressly to Our or
der, and are strong well made, and extra finished.
, 1864-05-27
SAalad Prnnnsals

NNTILL BE RECEIVED by the undersigned
w the office Of the A. G, s. at this Post until ]
O'Clock NJ Of the 18th day Of June, 1854 for the SUI
ply and delivery Of
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
6crofuIa, or Kings Evil,

b o0NAitutonal disease, a corruption of the
Alood by which this fluid becomes vSiated,
weak, and poor Being in the circulation, il
GervsdSa the whole body. and may buiS oN
IN disease on aug p'rt Of it. No organ is fr,e
Hrom its ettacks, nor Is there o.2 phich il may
tNot destroy. live Scrofuous ta;at Is yu,ion.ly
Sansa6 BY fnefrIr;al disease, low living dis.
oTdered or unheaitLy food, iapWe air, hl.A
end h)tlty habits. tic depressing vices, sad
above su, by the vcharril infection. What
aver b. is origin. j. is .Lere,litary in tie sou
at.tution, descending " from parents 10 cliiidnu
NAte the third sud fourth gtnpra:i0n; indr,d.
n sc1ns u BE- the rod of Him who says, IL
sVin usit the bNiqui:ie1 X .le fathers '""'H
-NAsii children"
In efssts commence ty deposition from the
SSlo0A Il co.rspt CT uleepoas matter, wl.:cl,. in
sAe hARs, kyr, and laternsl organs. ia trrra,d
s,Sberelss; IN the glsnds, sweliings; aud oil
81 s,yihes, erpptions or sorcs. This foal coy
eupeor, which gcrd rs m the blood, drl,rtnses
DE snergisr Of jfr m that sci iotilous conA,ilu,
tons not only s,iifcr frem scrofHlou4 raa,.
Dlsinrs, but they haze fhr lcS power TO with
F1tand the sttacka Of other diseases: Conse.
n1hich, Llthougsi net serofuiens IN their nature,
ore sill rendered fatal by this faint in the
.systera. Most Of the consumption which de-
raiDsatss the human family has its origin directly
IN this AareAslouh contamination; md many
-aestristiVe Diseases of ti.c liver, kidneys, brain,
Noud, indeed. If all the organs, arise from OF
sare aggravated by the Sar-e Cause.
One quarter Of all Our people are scrofulous;
cabsir persons are invaded by this lurking in
section, sad their health is undermined by il.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
NY z RS
:Ague Cure,
bon InR arKHpr crRH op

hssSsuSstsnt Fever, or Fever and Agas,
&eniStsnt Fever, chill Fsver, Dumb
AGus, Periodical Headache or Bilious
sAsadashe, and Billions Fevers, indeed
Nor the whole class OF fdiseases Originals
1nO 10 hillary derangenisnt, caused by
80 AsiaSis OF NIAsmstie Countries.
We are enabled mere to offer the eommunity Q
eWAedy which, while II cures the aboTe complaints
sith certainty, " still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
$heSe these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CuRD" exPsla the miasmatic poison Of FKvER
~ AGrR kom the system, and prevents the de-
~eloPment Of the disease, IL taken on the first ap-
troaeh q i'm p!smonitory symptoms. Itis mot only
fhs best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
quantity We supply for dollar brings Il within the
bach of sve3 body Snd IN bilious districts, where
yBvBR AND AoUB prevails every body should
hlve Il and II freely hnlh foE rire and pretec.
Aon. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
ether ever discovered for the speedy and certain
Sura Of Intermittents that il contains no Quinine
81 mineral, consequently it produces quinism OF
Sthar injurious eectH whatever upon the eonstitu.
eioa. Those cured BY It are len as healthy as il
'theY had nsssS had the disease. .
fsv1 and Asue IN not alone the consequence Of
ne mleSnatic poison. A great vnriety Of disor-
1eTa aTies from Us irritation, among which are
Rsi1algia, RhaSmatisS,, GoR. Headache, Bind
qess, Tccth1eAs, FarGchs, CdtmYh. Asthma, FaI-
Siotios, Painful Atet sion Of tie Spleen, HystsY-
bs. Pais N tie BoiOsls, Coae, Paralysis and De.
Nsngesaeat Of Ne StoRsnsh, al Of which, when
originating n this cause. pnt on the ;nGTmiHsnt
typs, ~ become periodical. This CrnE expels
tbs poiecn kENm the blood. and consequently cures
tAsm IN alike. It Is an inspluaLle protection to
AmmigaAts and persons travelling ~ temporarily
besiaiIg IN ne maaicnG districts. II taken occa.
1.CnaIy o. daily while exposed to the injection.
that VII ~ sScfctcd ffem The system, and cannot
accuvnlstA IN sufficient quantity to ripen into die
esea Hs1ss il il evea mere valuable for pTe.eo-
- eIve. snd few will ever suffer from Inter.
htAey svna tAeEselTas Ct The protection
seasfdf Aforas.
1'.tsEaa hgOcS O 6Yg2 AGO, LswsA. Mass
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

The ARGUELiEs CAsE.-Na drid papers
just received give US the eject produced il
Spain, by the Kidnapping of Colonel AR.
guelies. The spanish papers oil blame Mr..
Seward for his singular conduct, while ,he7
express their aStonishmeRt that the Cab
met Minister Of a great people could lend
himself t. so diSrerut0ble an act. she Es
panu, the Correspondence, the Espiritu
PH6ttco, Severally express their conviction
that a Mr.. Tasera hid no right whatever to
demand the extradition of Argules," and
that he more than any other person, mus,
have been astonished at the success Of his
demands upon Mr.. Seward; that our Pre-
mier cOndesendeo to listen to such prop
osition -"Courier des Etas Unis.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
VERY TRUE.

The New York Tribute in q late
editorial tuys:
"Our public burdens are fearful;
our taxes are enormous; our Pub
lie Debt, already frighttu!,;is stead
Wy augmenting, we are freshly
sumn0ned to send halt a million
more men to the battle. field. New.
cr since the discovery Of ArnpId's
treason have blaGKcr clouds hang
over us: our trust is in God alone.
Never Was u National appeal to
the Father of Mercies more appro.
pirate than now.'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
AYERS
Esrp,urd Extrsct Of Sarsaparilia,

ore most etfsc.uai remedy which the medical
1kilt q, our time. can devise for this every
where pre- ailing nHd fatai malady. i IL COM
shincd from the most active'renicdials chat nave
been discovered Sor the expurgntion ef this foul
,.E0rder from the blaoh. and TIE rescue of the
-systsm from its destructive consequences.
Hunce Il should bo employed for the cure II
,aot only Scrotnla hut also those other aAec-
don. which arsc from it. such as ERuPrtvE
,snd SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANrnoSy's FiRE
1saR, ar EEYslpELAs. PIMrLEs, PrsruLEs
0SarcHRs. BEAMS md Dons, TuNoRs, TETrER
.AaA SALT RHEuw. ScALn llEAD, RiNswoRN,
AAsrAATisN, SrrnrILric snd MERcuRiAL DIS.
A.sss. DRorEy, DrsrRrsIA, DRuILirY. and,
Andeed, ALb COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
&H on IMPrRR Bbaon. The popular belief
D "tspt~ity ofMs blood" h founded in truth,
AF SRofula is degeneration Of the blood. The
.bArdeular purpose and virtue Of this SarSspa-
2lls n TO purify and rcgcneratc this vital fluid,
''d.hest which sound health " impossible in
nninakk NnnaftutionA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

PREPARATIONS OF BLoCKADG-kUrNERs. -
We have intelligence from Nassau to the
25th instant BlocE Eade-running Is not act.
i've juStnow, owing principally to the VII
mington quarantine regulations: but in the
meantime the blOckadsrs are making extern
sive preparations for tho fall business
More merchants are coAA'ug to Nassau, and
new steamer are arriving or are on The
way. Two large yes els" = correspond
ent writes, came in las week, and doz-
en- more are expected There arc ton in
Port to-day. Many of our old ones are
running to Bcrmrda for the summer b.
80 doing they avoid the quarantine of Dixie.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

!ED'AS STRArrGy.-A very curiou pie.,,
of strategy, which took place the other dav,
shows that the wonders of Cooper's Indian
heroes have not ceased. One of the four,
teenth New York Artillery--a Senec.
Indian, believe, from the western part NJ
the state-undertook, on a wager, to bring
In alive rebe! sharashooter, who was
perched in tree in front eff our line. CON,
sderably in advance of his own. His mann
er of accomplishing this was as ingenious
as auccesSful and rivals the 'develtry,' of auy
Of the Leather4stocking redskins Produ
cling quantity Of pine boughs, he anveloped
himself with them from head to foot, attach
iRg them securely to branch which he
lashed Iengthwise of his body When com
pleted he was indistinguishable to casual
observer from the surrounding foliage, and
resembled II tree as closely as it was poss
ible for his really artistic efforts to render
them.
Thus prepared, and with musket in hand,
concealed likewise, he sto e by almost
impercep'ihe movements to beneath the
tree where the Sharpshooter WAS lodged.
Here be patiently waited until his prey had
emptied his picce at one of our men, when
he suddenly brought his musket TO bear
upon tho "reb, giving him notime to reload.
The sharpshooter was taken at disadvan.
tage. To the command come down ho read.
lily assented. when the Indian triunphantlY
marched him prisoner into camp and wen
the wager.-PeterSbrg army Letter
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

Don't FAY FOR THEIR PAPER.
an editor having read in another
paper that there Isa tobacco which.
ifa man smoke or che va, wi. m ke
him forget that he owes do ,ar in
the world. innocrutly concludes
that many OF his subscribers have
been furnished with tho article.
There il one thing, however, he
won't be likely to forget, and thar
is the price he pays for his tobacco
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

In one of our courts lately, a
man who was called upon to ap-
pear us a witness, could not be
found. On the Julge asking
w!lese he was. an elderly gentle
mn rose up. and with much em'
phaSiS, said
your honor, he's gone"
"G G,ne! gono!' said the Judge,
'wh sro is he gomez"
"rhat [ cannot inform you," re-
piled the communicative gentle
man, "but he is dead"
This is considered the best guard,
ed anaXer on record.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

de,pait of popular liberty III me me
presence of the sight the wor'H
sees 20 day. A republican pvoi'.Sg
whose Iibertios we've won oy reoei
lion. whose Independence was u.
.hieyed hy a seecssi"n, p@rro' ."I HI
glrbIy as auy minions Ct ne o'I m
world tyranny, "the reoeS ,,,' AZ"
the "reb.lIion'' as phrases OF od'u'n
aud reproach! Those who p'o,!,T,' p.,,
to hold sacred the poPu'ar will'
to reverence the desire fo' s1f'go',
ernment, proceeding to drown :! .rs an'
popular will In blood, aud to az.
swer the desire for sell goVer"'no"'
! by butchery and slaughtsEs
In a great confederation q h',
publican States, in system OaSHo
on the uU Of tie people, , on ,h;a I%o
right of rebelliOn-thnt 'N '"''
should happen that we now sc Se' of
that no tyranny or despot'sia, ,rI o.;
old E.rope ever drew the h,J1 s""
more savap ely to put down "reoe'f g
lion" and trample OH the voice ~
the people, than this same CeH,ra'
Government of y Republican Ion.
fsIeratiou-it is enough to wr'Ag
the heart Of any man who oelieT'o
in the greater humanity and to'oF'
alton of popular governments
Well may the advocates OF desPoAc
monarchy laugh in bitter nlocNery
at those who believe that people
ruling themselves would never
spill blood in popular subjngatlon'
and that such murders were done
by kings and despots OF OId Ec-
rope
1t is a hideous sarcasm OF fec
publicanism to hear the Journals Oh
the Northern States yelling tor the
blood of "the rebels" for their
utter subjugation and destruction
I'VE mean to conquer them" s1Sy0
the editor of the New York Tn.
bune," mot merely to defeat, but
to conquer, to subjugate them
But when the robellious traitors
are overwhelmed in the field ana
scattered like leaves before tno
angry wind, it must not be to re,
turn to peaceful and coutentcd
homes. They must find poverty
at their firesides, und SEQ prirat!o'i
in the anxious eyes of mothera 200
the rags of children" Was ever
more hellish sentiment uttered
Where, in the annals Of desrofl6n
or the records of its hutcher'ts.
shall we seek for a parallel t. ms!
What we have to say is this: 'n"t
it Is something more than MOURN
fnI, tits monstrous, il is All outrage
and disgrace to humanity. that
on q point which may be RUE"
either way, the shocking spectacle
must be seen OF torrents "t hl"oo
helng made to fnw IN the conqNesS
tile snhjugation-ot those inde'
pendent States, who merely a-S
for self-governmept and freedom! !"
decide their .own destipics.
We cannot pause to weigh nc
niceties of the rival constructions
of the silence ot tho tloCl OI niUU
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
THIRST oJsScHgD WITHOUT DGlSElvG -.

.-...-,-..-.-..
THIRST QJEScHgD WITHOUT DHISKlyG -
Wster. sv-n salt wl,er, iluj bel though
the * n, appcases thirst almost as much as
fresh water taken inwardly. In Nara
tive Of Captain Kennedy Losing hS Vessel,
and is DistrcsSes 4fterwa' ds,' the gallan:
writer says II cannot conclude without
making some mention here OF the grea t
advantage which received from soaking
my clothes twice dny in salt water, and
putting them on without wringlnC. To this
discovery may with justice attribute the
preservation OF my owS life, and the prese:-
sat;on of tho lives Of six oth:r persons
who must have persisted if it had not been
put in use The water absorbed through
the pores OF the skin produced in every re.
spect the same effect rs would have resulted
from moderate drinking Of any Ii, ri L.
The sal ne particles, however, which rema! u.
ed in our clothes, .eco,nins encrusted with
the heat OF the sun and that OF our Doules
lnceraied our skins. ARD were otherwise in
convenient; but We found, by washing out
these particles, and frequently wettins our
clothes, without wrinSing, tw ce in the course
of day, the skin became well in short
time After tn 'se operations, we uniformly
found that the drought went of. and the
,rched tongue was curea in few mnu ties
after bathing and washing our clothes. and,
at the same time, we found ourselves as
much refreshed as if We had received
/, some actual nourishment Four persons IN
the oat, who drank salt wator, went dellri Gus
and died; but those who avoided this, and
followed the above practice, experienced no
no such symtoma."
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

S65- A prominent physician says; III my
practice ! have noticed that those children
who become III and die in the sprihg AMI
summer haze fllen victims to the thought.
i.sSness Of parents, who stuff them with
roast and fresh meat at season when their
stomachs require a vegetable Diet easily
digested and equally nutritious have
saved the lives Of more children bv recon-
mrnding farinaceous and vegetable food
than over did b. dosing them with dis
agreeable medicines"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

EDrroMAL.-A country editor syS, "some-
body brought que bottle Of soured water in
to our vfice, with a request to notice it as
lemonade. If Esau was green enough to
sell h s birthright Tor mess OF pottag", i,
does not prove that we will tell q four.Ihill
ing lie for two pence"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
EATON. PREBLE co. oHIo THURSDAY, AUGUST IL, 1864.

Tue ,suLrISG RooM.--A lady Of diStin
euished rank, wishin! TO consult crlebra-
ted phvsiciqn in Grosvenor street, called
Last week with her daughter. The servant
tool in her card and returned overpowered
with pol!,eness, be- ging her Ladyship would
70 low h m to the insulting room
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

BA-A painfully interesting pair at Balti-
! more hospital ale two soldiers, ono named
Perio, who lost both arms at Charleston.
the other named Sn .lh, who lost both legs
at Gettysburg. No man aud wife are closer
companions, and they will end their days
toy ether The legless man feeds, dresses
and attends the NAH without arms, and the
armies, man attends the best he can upon
hi. leglcss friend. 1h. arm!ess man At
t'nds church every Sunday, which the man
without legs can not do. His companion
wishes to purchase for him velocipede.
that they may 70 to church together They
have not the m"uey. Neither has home Or
relatives able to do any thing for them
With all their dcprivations, the greatest ex
travSgance they indulge in is wish for u
velovipsde, that they may 90 out togsather'
lh armless man now carries tue legless
one whenever they 90 out, upon his back
The distance from lh (. hospital to the church
is too great for such means ct locJm otiou
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

TIE STRUGGLE FOR Riches. s.--L,fe is con
slant struggle for riches' which We must
soon leave behind They seer given to US
as the nurse give, play hing to a child. to
amuse it uutiI il falls asleep.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

TEE GREAT. lie that can enjoy the init
macy of the great and on no occasion dis
gust them BY familiarity. or disgrace himself
by sever ty, proves that he is Hi perfect
gentleman by nature aS his companions ale
by rank.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

Choose THE RIGHr.--The greatest mau il
he who chooses the right with invncible re-
solution; who resists the soreSt temptations
from within and without; who bear the heav.
ieIt burdens chcertully; who is the caImest iu
storms, and whose reliance on trnth, on virl
tue, Oh God, Q the most uulaltering.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

SEEING DoUBlE.-"I cant see the
speaker" great but dissolute statesman
h ccupped one night to Sheridan, as they
entered the House, Cant you'll" the wit
replied, equally uncertain in his speech, IL
can see ttDo
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

-Sd short sighted professor, on going
out oil the gateway Of his college, ran against
Il COW. In the CO fusion of m ,mant he
raised his hat aud excIa. mel. II b'g your
pardon, rnadlm Soon after he stumbled
against lady in the street, and in sud-
den recollection of his lormer mishap, he
cried ut, is tbs you again, yon b-u e.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

Mrs. Parting,On read criticism the
other day, in which writer was charged
with 'nsstecting the antecedent. That
just like some stuck.up arlst 'cras tact
know" said the oldIadb.; st, 81 Always ne
6 ett their AuA aud o.ner re.Aaons too, 1t
they happen to be poor"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
4 eriutk rimlLI AFFLICTED = e'usReS
WIN YREs AND BOIL.

SS>.~SH.. HatAliSnr o., ", Jan. 10, "a
M. =. L. Rovvr>..
Dev. Gsr This 10 70 ssr,iiy that my wis,
.hilar-a, psthsr. end myself nhnut two year,
ard Asir sgo, wers sorely afflicted. Ny
vie, .Ails-eB, and mother, wcre first taken
With = drasiful itching on tho skin over the
VhulN bpdV , ana Was covered with RAINING
bsis eNplo,"d I'd several phSsriant, aud
Vt,d thA'- presctii iAi"ns for about six months,
BhA fOusd that, mStead Of getting ter, 0t
S<s covered "tM '"ni"g sorrs'-'' % '"'oh
'eay Ny brothe md got cigns 1os-
Ess Of your BL00Ds. aud strange 70
veil, before we had one ha,. used, VI
gtRg ALL WELL. had spent ovs, ole hun.
hrNd dollars befars got your medicine.
YouFs, With respeet
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

PUTTING SIS Foor IN IT-A Young curate'
frs sh from the home Of his youth and hiS
mothers superintend .nce, being invited to
dine at a great mansion recently, excessively
nervous, and most lavish in his praise and
admiration of everything that came hefose
him. HeTc'ished atapil naueb, and pAr;ook
of it three times ~ am glad you like II Mt,
Snooks,' said Der grace. "u"h m assure
you was the ready and uuabashed response.
and with delicate bit of fattery, which was
intneded to aid in church pleferment, con
tinued, "becaase thiLk yonr grace made
IL"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

CowARDLH-A man was recently convict,
ed for stealing his neighbol COW and h,diug
it in his cellar 1t was cowsrdly mode Of
coWhiding.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
NOTICE.

Vac undersigned has been duly appointed
i Administrative af the Estate OF Chris
opher b. Patton. late Of Preble county,
OHIO, deceased.
RHoDA PATTON.
Adm x with the will annexed
July %, I864--3k
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
S%A robins nest was found re.

%A robins nest was found re-
Gently In a tres at the OneidI
Community, which had interviewer
in its structure twenty. nine laly's
collars. all of which had been pur.
loiheG hv the BIRDS from the grass
plot where they had been placed
after the wash.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

D"Little three year old Mary
was playing very roughly with the
ritten-carrying it by the tail
Her mother told her that she
would hurt pussy. why, no |
won't said she; / am carrying it
by the handle
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
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A VOICE FROM IRELAND.

Much has been published about
what France and England think of
our imbroglio; let us now have q
little Irish thought. They each
and all have like right to poke
the drgumentum ad homiaem at US
that we were rebels and gained
all our greatness by the rebellion
that it is a part of our creed
and that we are warning against
our own principles. The Iri-h
write so eloquentIy that We can't
help reading them, although We
feel the knife cutting us in every
line. Here is one of them:
From the Dublin Eation1
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

sm. A woman's heart is like the
noon-it changes continually, but
always has a man in it.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
TUE FRATRICIDAL WAR.

As the news from America flows
IL, the language of the Northerners
and of their Journals tends more
and more to disgust and outrage
all who hold the sacred faith of
human freedom, and to make them
weep in poignans modification aud
aud deep despair. Well may we