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EVANS & WATSON

,..,..-.,. EVANS & WATSON-
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f.sfa fr' &C. MOVED 10 No III South Fourth
tff,al,-N yts. $& Street, Paiiadsipiia have on
3st =. zsia fstA -f anl larg" assortment of Fire
r..u t:.a.5 Il ,2ss+ Thief proof saauanGgr safes
- - IN et.'s.l lso, iron doors, for banks and
~ 5-., stores, IRON shutters iron sash, all
f.a- makes oClocks equal TO any made
IN the United States.
Fire Safes fJ7. .4L came 0at ytJat sin re,
teutS in goat CcTfifier
The suamandlr Safes of Philadeuhia against III,
world.
EVANS g. WATSON,
have had the domostration in the following e.,
iicnte that t6cir manufacture of aamauier Safes ha,
Mt length fully warranted The repre- snations which have
O"n made OF them as rendering unIuuLtcd security
against the terrific element
Phiadrlphia April i2 1855.
.'FSSrS f2aRS d UGt90a: Gcntlrmrn--it affords us
the highest satisfaction 10 state you that owing 10
he very protective qualities If two OF the Salamander
sales when we purchased OF you iyr month since
we saved large portion Of irwClry and all books
&C exposed TO the cadminOus fire in Ransead place on
III" morning of the llth inst a
When We reflect that thcs safes were. ioratedgn the
iouvlh story fha building occupied and thar they
rIl subsequently intoa h-ar or Burning ruins where tho
vast concentration 0 the caused brass plates to
we cannot but regard IN" pre- scryaton Of rir val
uaOr contents as most convincing proof Of the great
curity afforded BY your safes.
Ne shalI tuke srcat pleasure in recommending ih"r
men OF bt slncss as Il DIa JtLaur' against I.c.
GEORGE ". SIMMONS o. BRO. Jchtl!...,
~ 4nH} nave since purchased six large S0foG.
'uly 20 Ieh- August 20 ISt'.
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Price 81 per Bottle, or o FOR IS.

Delivered 10 uny address securely packed from obseT.
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information TO
II. o. HELMBOLD, ChcaisI
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une Preparations Extract Buchu Extract 5srsapariua.
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Of wonderful! efficacy in disease Of the
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Boots and Shoes,

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Quceuswure and Hardware,
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCEU,

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
WEEKLY SUMMARY.

We have no war rews Of Importance thi
week to report.
1t is stated as a fact that Averill's fgh,
with NcCausland, in Western Virginia VII.
most successful, and that the gain in our
favor, in horses, mules, arms, and prisoner.
was great. "
The capture orSt1neman and army b,
the ConfcdcrOtcs is fully confirmed. Oh
oss has been frightfll.
mos dis +slrous explosion took pl,cc
at City Point the other dav, when a purl
Der Of persons we're killed, or wounded, aud
much property destroyed.
Cant will soon have to return from. the
ION to Richmond march, to protect
Washington, this is more than possible
Lee is now pronounced by military men o,
all nations aud Of the most profound mill.
tary genius, to be the greatest general the
word Las ever produced We believe it,
ana time will prove it.
Sherman is in his earth works cefore At
i"n'a, butitis not yet very clear that he is
master of the'situation. We fear that he
hiss met bis match in Hood. fa-' rr 81
It's reported that our men have taken
Mobile, but the report needs confirmation.
General Sheridan's appointment to the
III ddIe department. has given satisfaction,
ard At is expected that ho will do great
"a ngs in the Shenandoah VALLEY.
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WHAT Has LINC0.Ly DONE ron
~ THE WHITE RACE?'

He has called out two millions and =
hall OF able bodiOl mep to the war. ..
=. he has sent full u million of white
people to their graves.
3 he has carried mourning into almost
every white household. .-.s
a. lie has saddlc3 the country with a
National debt of at least four thousand
millions If dollars, which W Il b. an oppres
siy1 burden and incabhs uaoa the labor ana
capital Of the country.
o. He has destroyed the Union and sub.
verified our republican form Of Govern.
n,ent. - .t%rl'a-l svrG, -
&. He has carried want, poverty and
desiitution into the houses Of the poor bv
advancing the price of Et;ng to a point al.
most beyond their reach.
a. H" has %:atall7 dcronaed aud destroy,
ed the currency Of the country
8. He has degraded The Nation in tho
eyes OF torGi-n Wtions. , .
9. He has d stroyod the freedom of.,he
press and of the ballot, md fatally impair-
ed personal liberty. ,iras. ~ ~ it bo.
This is what LIxcoLS has doao for he
white race. .i ri r'Rl7o,2.
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YHE CHICAGO DEMOCRATICCO NvEy
TON POSTPONED.

New York, June 22.-At IL
meeting of the Executive COMMIT.
tee Of Tie National Democratic
Convention, held here to day, it
was voted that in Difference to the
desire Of a very large number of
tile leading members of the Con,
sentative Union Democratic party
throughout the country, the meet.
Ing of the National Democratic
Convention be postponed to Mon.
day, august Goth, 1864, at 800
cIsck at noon, at Chicago.
LSiEned] a. II Chm.
FREDERICK o. PIERCE, Sec'v.
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A United and Harmonious Party.

= hAS1ASuO 1GllV, 3
An Old coaplot says: !
Low happy t IS 10 see
unity"
Orr EepnlIie4p frie.4s Ut tie
present time hardly afford Il fair
Illustration Of this maxim. Erun,
tor WADE and Henry WINTER
DAVIS attack LINCOLN. WEGD II,
tatks chase CHASE attacks SEW,
ARD and LINCOLN The Columbus
JomT4! abuses Wade and the
New Iork Tri3apG Secretary Stau,
ton; The St, Louis "DcmocTat as,
sonIts I'll? BIairs 2Nl the Hlairs at.
tack Chase. Wendell plilirs and
DR.. Chccver atfdck Lincoin and
Garrison attacks them. Weed nj
tacks Mayor OpdyktQnd CoIlccs,
or Blrney, and those gentlemen
return the compliment. Tlle Gin.
cinnati "Chmnlcrtial" attacks EG.
gIeSton and the "Gazct,e" a~ssaiIs
the "CommerciaI." The N. Y.
"Tribnnc' afraign n Gen. Burnside
and Meade Tor jucompctency, N.
Y ':Eimcs" puts The blame upon
General Graht cf tile T'ctersLnrg
defeat, The asIliDuton .Intpllj.
declares that sGrant's cam
raIgn is a failure. G"pcral 6her,
man qnarrcI5 with Gcn. IIookcr
aud Secretary Stanton with Gen.
Butter, TIE category of quarrels
lie indefinitely extended.
but enough is given TO show the
that now prevails it the
Republican ranks is Of peculiar
character.
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ATTENTION.!
PEACE MEETING

The Democracy of prcblc and
Darko counties will hold a Mass
Meeting, at CaS,inc, Darkc county,
on Friday, August 10, 1864. Let
all who are in favor of immediate
Peace, attend this meeting.
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Ed. Eaton democratic Press

r@-We see it limited that the
Draft should be postponed, til! the
people have bad tlmctQ rctitiqn
the President, 10 propose terms of
peace upon a reasonable and hon
orabIe baSis, to the Southern Con
t2derNcy. All parties are down on
the Draft. Sc
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MIASCETUM.
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LOST.

By g. widow olsdy on Monday
nigh: last, near the School House
Eaton, a pocket book, containing
{ovh $780, Any person returning
the same will be weltr re xarddE.@r
Apply at'rhe PES 6%ffte2r 7ol 4'2s,
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PEACE OR WAR.
WHICH WILL YOU A
TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

ans
sIF,--l have already called your
serious attention to the fearful con.
dltion of the United States. To call
the present state Of things alarm,
ing in the highest degiec, would
be but q feeble way of expressing
myself. There never was a country
plunged in SO short a time into so
deep a depth Of misery, as ours
has been thrown into in three years
by our unnatural and unholy war.
Sir, you will be held by mankind.
rs one of the chief actors on the
bloody stage. You arc our Presid.
cut, but flank God, you are not
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AYERS
Lg&p,GF} Extract Of &ar5a@uiIia,

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ystem from ia destructive eon sequences.
hcnca it sloGld in employed for The cure Il
aot cnlv Scrofula. bat also those o.her aRsc-
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md SKIS DISEASES, ST.. AErnoNy's FIRE
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ryT on IMpunt pIbon. Jhe popular bsliei
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nT scrofIla is u degeneration Of tin /. ~. The
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~
our King, orevcn our irresponsibI
ruler. You are the servant of X
/, People, and !, as one OF the peopl,
. being an America Dy adoption
take the liberty Of urging you t
, listen to the calm dich,te oGrshso,
: ana thus consider yoat Magit6ria
ways, and Try to makc peace We
who have 70 pay tue expenses o
the war, | mean the p,opIe-havc
"a right 70 SPEAK Gp6 advise on al
matters affecting our liberties a.
q wGrlcah citizens. While tens of
thousands are still clamoring for
war, there are hnnIrc Is Of thou.
sands signing for peace.
1t will not do to offer to tho
south terms OF peace, OH condition
that they will give nj their slaves,
anu come back into@th Union.-
The United States are sovereign
States, and BY consequence, they
are gqyerns by lqsaI lans,-
over which the Genoryl govern.
MGlnt has no control, The best
educated the most wealthy, aud
most intelligent Of tho Northern.
people, including a large nnmbcr
OF influential Republicans, are now
determined 10 have The war
brought to a close. The cry for
peace reaches from Maine TO New
Orleans Meetings are being held
everywhere, to promote peace
SIR the Peace party are a power
i"I party, and they are daily and
hourly gaining strength. You
Ina y. r., boldly and openly declared
mat sou can only listen to terms
OF pea2e with the Southern people,
on. condition that they viii abolish
No,th "'Y H'',''onS ~ the
no ricp, ''''H 'Nl' you nave
ooo;n ,,o, AZ S0cH ,TFma'
or NO siorn.u 40'S''0" o' slavery
onJ N'''''e'H q0cS'
81, J"'''
,rl,. "n I''"' nave Tue poor
ro;,.Jhmt,s INC 0o"l'l
q n@aintn, ''"' ""F' Nl'
'n"' me negroes
u W.. ~ qfea"'"''y DUNG the
H. N'S' -" consequence OF
,Lo ta" r. Ivy nave Perlshed by
fo,on "yH '.''"'"'0'' 81 munger,
Lo.., 'I"' ''u from death on the F;
,.a ' wig Is prepared to
e.. ''',.o'o '"c'' ;
~, ""' v"'c'S' proc'amatlons, :
1885," WIZ "o' ""S~er The end l
yan "..' "'o"S l"o IN View
"'0 l''!'', ana Your great
H 1'''' 20, "'v HOW historical facts
inn ',r national debt, tag" u
~ or'; 's'''''"' '"'"' ana com,
-. """,' "'S'le"'' continue, !
Irona N''''' TO rise swell, i
,,ot """ e's"I' me States, to I I
hrootan "''''''"s 1'SFee' as to :
bc noon1a U'','"e''o OF A
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-domoroljzo,inn", ,L '''''" Il o"cA q.
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WLilo ar,;Io '",o "o'" !
I'D the absolntn naon.. VI v'o,","g' 4.
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SerotuIa, Or Kings Evil,

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SCIENTIFIC
Feristaliic PeE3uadsrs.

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various geological formations to neutral
re all missm4iic, mineral or othgr inHu-
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nd most reliable family medicine exlut.
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vii now Select and elect a man. t,
be our next President, who W
8"ao justly, love mercy, and wall
Hhpmbly with his Gods Iis lin,
thatg0n were sent homo; you haltt
made history enough, ND aic
American people can spare you
AZ public ban. l cay not 4 WORD
against a standing ArhS. America.
Ike other nations, must have an
army, but ] dlplotest agaiassya
swelling ourbrave and great army,
to arhievea9EOfk Df 'emap6ipGtOh,
which, as it appears to me, cannot
be accomplished by war. The
! thing wont pay. gr. SYe muSemect
our Southern brethren half way,
witlr-the=oiise brapch of peace i'm
our hand. We haze tried wal long
Cnodgh, let us now listen toreasoii,
and n! try what peace viii DO, '4
s-v have the honor to be.
Blight Honorable Sir,
Your obedient Servant,
W. FENaUsoS,
Ed. Eaton "Democratie prcss.p
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scieAce--Price so cetts.
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EVERY WORD TKILE

CASPER Burrz, Of Chicago, a
leading Germ'n Republican, in a
letter to the FnEnoyr meeting at
Cairo, Illinois, says.
SLOWLY and by degrees, per.
Iaps, but for all that the moro
thoroughly, the conviction settles
in the minds Of the American peo-
PIE that a continuation in power OF
the present Administration will be
equivalent to a destruction Of the
kepHbIic. No fattering and lying
accounts of the condition of our
national affairs, IS published in
the Administration papers, can
b'ind the eyes Of thp people any
iorger, We lave arrived at tue
point when every well.wisher of
ms country must come to the con
cIns'on that q change is 4emaLr
Battz did as much as any other
man TO put LINCOLN in office, and
nd las sustained him t6'a great
%extcut; bnt he is rot wiling to DE-
str"y the country in order to peg
p%etuate the rule of one man.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

I4iE GREAT PEI ERSBURqf
EXPLOSION y

eeitmnn& Cor who are always
on hloA lookout, Ihate secured a
quantity Of Dry Goods, from the
ruins of several large establish
weatsi which goods the5,sare sill.
ing dlirime cost. Now is tic zinc
to cAHPnfbpy. The firm of.Coffl
man Go, is bound to- flourish
beeapae they do business on the
small profits and quick returns"
system.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
SUBSTITUTES, SUBSTITUTES

Deem and Brother ale nov selling off
their large stock oil dry goods, at cost mico-
lie goods are first class-Low is the time
ondtho chance for Ladies' and gentlemen
TO buy great bargaips-cal in. You vii
'ho'Ae store next door to rr. Mir or's corn.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
$40 Rewardl

an oranbout the 10th day of June l,sv, a
W SMALL RED BRINDLED COW, aSoaf
Eye years old. 'strayed from the premises o.
the undersigned, in West AleHandria. An,
person tina; will return said COW to ne, shsi
receive Ten iDollars Rewerd.a0
CLINTON 8 POTTERY, nl, r
eTt1IaMTrtr,U
July 81, Is64-3t* AJ4toa
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,

FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG.
Of Seneca County.
SUPREME JUDGES,
Fuli Tcrm) 8 .r
PlllLADELPH VAN TRUMP,
Of Fairfield County, -
CTe Gil yacancy-Long tcrm)
AACIllAS c.. WHITLEY.
ofHancOsk County.
Go fIl vaeancy-slo,t Ie,A.)
ALEXANDER s. BOYS,
Of Highland County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
NJ r. 'CRITCIIFlELD,
OFHolmes County,
COMPTROLLER or TIE TREASURY,
WILLIAM S. V. PRENTISS, ,
Of Franklin County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, ,.ar ..
ALEXANDER S. RAMSEY,
OfHarlir County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Gull tcrm) ii
WILLIAM LARWILL,
OfAsLIand County.
Ger vacancy ,..
CHARLES BOESEL,
Of Auglaze County.
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