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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
4 WHOLE tAnlll AFFLICTED -CoAEAE1
WITH SORES AND B0uS.

0o.sAssA, HaniltaA O., o., Jan. n, ~.
IA A. L. 8oox7lA.
Dosv &s-This 10 70 certify thai my wife,
tAAarsa, nOthes, and myself about two Year,
md = half ego, were sorely afflicted. Ny
Miie, .,hildrsn, and mother, were FIRST taken
with = dreadful itching on the skin over the
whole bodv and I was covered with running
hoil.. I employed soveral physicians, and
tried thsir prescriptions for about six mOnths,
Aad ioubA that, tsstead Of getting . tter, 81
|ss0 worse sad seorss, and JfnaH" Ae eAIdrsn
,'srs o'vere! s0tta ewing sores es' ne nAoh
Aodr. Ny brothA and rot eight bot
nss Of ySur BLOOD b. sud strange 70
tsll, AefoEs no had ono ha4. nsed, "
eHA ALL WELL. I had spent oveI one bun.
~ dallsrs hefare / got your medicine.
Ysurs, Hith respect,
HAMILTON N,ADAM0.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
BIZ G. AYER 4 co.
LO%EL MASS.
bSeS~A ~ pr Bottles Six Bottles for 0s.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

49, ron b ihsk zach a tenown fi the cure OF
every vaIsS OF Throat and Lung Compliant, that
- eatiraly unnecessary for us to tecppnt tbs
ridsnee Of its virtues. wherever Is has beon en-.
htoushSIt this section, We need not do more than
assure th' reoplS to quality is kept up to the best
evef has been, Ard that it may he relied on to
k&r thsir relief Ill i has ever been found 10 do.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

Hear what tlS Philadelphia correspondent nys Il. ~
Commonwealth, Wilmington. Behave a. ~ q 49,
aD;
IAN English gentomsn, formerly =, SetSi Nth ~
SritNh Army, and who styles hlnnd ~ 'Englsh Do
Anlc Physician has Of late gained - tsnsivs cepaLA
ton hero by Ills skill in curing all N Of Complaints
ssras Of his pa,lrnts ] have oOnVN With, aud thSO
lEOpounoe hiS remedies and mode atnsnt - ~
superior. Some have brsn restored fby mAto. ~
nSdielne he used In distillsd by Inns tAa TAStOuS GRkS
pOSssaa!ng rare curative properties.
"Whie acting In the army hO AvotSd his kSyV
nomeuu 10 q thorough study " tie 06sct DrOduest ~
oortain medicinal Vob and herbs on ali nan rOf dIssAsa
IL s-cns he has found q sure and speedy FSmSdy 20, oil IN
'llA that nSSh is heir TO- Lis practice b already sEHS
IiVo, aud IL daily Increasing. In the complaint to ~ -
tmGlsS are subjected he has no equal, - q large nuALS
god health, but their lives, TO II. LJ9 Z ~ tASsS
khAsic Physician His Oaoe 10 at
~ So HAST FIFTH ST1NB~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
GLORIOUS NEWS ToR THuA] uDN
a PREVENTIVE TO UAVA 80.

CT Mnrrh, 1864:
We are decidedly opposed y drug snd - savsstlsss.
remedies for the prvsntioa Of having ehildrua, but ~
hsl 1t our duty to sckn0Wisdgs Q benefit IRON any and AcI
svcU source When Is u for the relief Of sHnsriaS hunAAlp
4 fact has come TO our knovisdss that ought V b pro
nulSa,sd and widely circulated bf ths bensat ol tko8
any Increase n family.
About twelve months aftsr narrAss, . iAy u - -
aaaintAneo gave birth 10 . daughter, bui ~ sa1s-aAO
ssp 70 great that her physicians asspsiri Of hsS FsssvsSS.
This made her dread the very thOughNo q again bsoOsiiI1
. mother. shs tiA sveTJ thing " pssNsat . rSpsiitts3
other su6eriRp, but without suoosoAihG. TWOyeGrOG 80
marriage che was again o0annod, but hs1 SuGsStns wee
D. great that the child died, and hSr 0un ~ WH despakuA
o. Bhe was told by her family physician hat u he ~
Rhy moro children he foarSN her life would b the hrf.AA
AZ all the remedies she had tried bstorO had hii0L .
applied TO the Botanic Physician. Dr. RAPHAEL y
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN ~
TEMPLATINd MARRIA0H

Near what the Baltimore correspond, 1t q ~ ~
Allow, BoOnSLOro', HAryIAAA NJ - Ih1SAI ~ -
u May, 1890
"NnmsrOus eures Of dissaSsS nAsA BY sarJ tAAAooSet.a
having b~n performed BY the EAglisl Botanic fSyrtshsa
he faet, believing that In doing % nay ~ ssTtoet - u
eldonng. Ons oass In p~artbonlat thatN , JS'nd EEY
In this eity-is worthy of aOts. - - hFgR. 81
victim Of . habit, tbs msrs Aliasiop 70 Wiki -a1N5f
,hadder, and amor years Of svfSring nd dcStoSiNS - " =
al hopes Of rSc0very. He Wika1 - nSTy ara ~
fsniy beloved By ~ sWsss . gh - go hpsi spEA
He dared not we'd on account Il ths shsttersd S1aN
Of his system. He sought rSlOf at the hAnAs d ~ D
hnic Physician, and, astonishing ~ Il may s.a, - -
bloom and vgr Of youth ks rtnruoi, ~ y b -
Vie happy father u q pAis u bright bc.S~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06

NMl ne 31tcacG eal on Ne agent and got q
FAmphlet containing certificates of cures from
1Sn KNOWN CITIZENS OF CIECINNATIf
- SeoviN's Blood and Liver Syrup 10
COMPOSED ENTIRELY Of vEGETA-
pLEB, and is RKRYEerLy SAFE for chill
oREN 70 use, incaseo of sore ) sOuth or eruption
cate tbA sAAds Of the diaeaS, before it 10 tOp
&ta.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
G.. w. N S.
& Counselor at Law,
EATON, PREBLE CO, O.
SHERIFF'S SALT.

Jatchai Focht Ex'- prebie
. VIM Sweeney deceased, Common vlsGs,
f(ase 10. 1859
1atharine TLomus
ct al dftB
BY virtue Of au order ofsalc issued By the
'ourt Of Common Pleas of Preble County
md TO the Sheriff of said County directed, I
will offer for sale at public auction at the
loor ofthe Court House in Eaton in said
county on Saturday the l'st day Of 0ciooer
\. D. 1854 between the hours Of and 4
''elock p. NJ Of said day the following real
state situated n Preble County Ohio and
escribed as follows to wit In Lot No s. in
he town Of Winchester.
Appraised at SlO25,a Terms cash.
JOHN r MeCLEAF
Sheriff Of Pebble County o,
GIaOr" , capPAs'l 4n'ys
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06

More Physie;Gns' Testimony
Ske- We, tho %underirisd Physicians Of
Gineinu4ii, certify that DIR. WFishts sts;s.
mcnts arc cntitlei 10 the fvlle-t confidence
" the Inblir. an1 NC cen. fully cosrOborA.s
shat hr h1 gn;a. hGy irg Gkea DR.. iIallS
En'saTE In q HnL,btr Of ,g'qs Eith tho hap
Eiest Ohtri. 80. Ii WFoE, II, b.,
Nh. e. SMITH, u. D.,
~ ,oDAso&, n. b.
~ n hsr s"j ak for pr. VIM laipp
SsT 49, BY y. Hrtpvist"N
a A !. sC0yIlL 4 60,
.s,A y W., Sighlh strSet CissiAnaG
thn
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06

kead we ~stapernent OF one Of the OLDEST
'HEMIsW IN CINCINNATI.
az hereby certify that l have been mad,
scquainted with 5COvILL'S sARsAPA
MlLA AND STILLINGIA. or BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP TIL INGREDIENTS are
satirely vegetable, aaa No mineral entsr'
uto the preparation"
W. &. MERRILL,
Nas door vsst Of BurDet House, Cincinnati
~ ssas - The PrOpri.tOrU,
a. L. SC0vuL 4 CO.,
He - Vest Eigbh sEsst. Cincinnati
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
ne, % EAST FIFTH BTRG11p
eINcyNNAT1
BOR Ills
PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CRhDREA

His remedies had the desirVd effect they 1t ,oiy Ia
vented her from having children, but they also inproW&
her health. "To THE pCRH, ALL THiNos AlE PuRK'
The Botanic fh,sisiNp's remedies IN b rccomns 49,
because thOy areiRuoeent AID safe they operate wisho,s
causing sickness or exposure. Ths) 10 not ~intsrsEs Win
but they are certain IN their elect. J. PANO0sT, y
n. MElGCA, \ =.
Any VIC are sufbriug. no matter What their coApAtaS
sa call on the Botanic Physician conhdupdAnI. ~
nAE rcly upon relief Hs ofnco 10 u
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
mi
PRIVATE, SECRET AND ~VSnR&&A
DISEASHR

Without the uSe n Mercury, without hisdna~ - -
ness, aud without fear VI discovery OF exposure. RSAaA44
posonS, such a ASsouio, nux vomicA, opium. % - elhS
P0lsons. No usrHuTy nor any deadly piNsAa -HstAfa.
but purely Vegetable Botanical Rsmvdisa ~ 49, y "a
EondOnul Botanic Physician. His pOtAnb AsnnsAts
ISrar yet failed u o1re tho host obstinate Gnf - -
tlaSeruns casSS, ana 70 remove all msrcary ~ ~
npuritiss from tho system ShNAp ~ HnrAs -
allied Medical JVArNal
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06

Il is Estimated
that 10000 par
tous iic ~GnnuAlly
in he U. States,
a'''h consuirp.
ion, and EFoids-
u Ebcrly fGy
thai = vasi Hum
Der q these could
be sEvcil by the
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
DR. RAPHAEL,
nox No. 2463, Posi- OFFICE,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
The INFLICTED Read

enp THE o ERIasAEe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
THE NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE
sNYDER Z WALTERS.
229 Broadway, New York.

Fetent Soliciting aousc and Pasoas
Co0niseion House Conbi0Oa,
COLlCTING.-This Company viii aet !,
~ Attofueys for securing Pstsnts for new inven.
tions In this County and Europe q the maei
reasonsbls terms, Conduct Infringmsst Cases
And procure resewals Of Patents.
Osr Exhibition Reoas ssd ISSiiisg Dspaytmess
e the only responsible Soliciting House in the
Wosid that has m Exhibition Room, snd a "a.
eisnt and suocsssfu' Selling Department attach.
-. On Paseats taken out ~ 10 ~ foouiPe a
aavsses fes for ssl0i =!
Weare IN regular o0mmunieatien with upWoeia
Of LEO Patent Sellers throughout the soaatsy
who dePsad whslly for their supply upon ~. Ocl
Exhibitiea Roeas (eosnsf Broadw dwey asd Barclay
streets in the very heart and center Of ths city,
are daily visited by numbers Of Capitalists and
mea OF Entsrpr:ss, seeking invsstments in valu-
able Patsnts, for the rurpeSe Of rsssiing IN sab
divisions, while others snd heavier espitalsts an
always rsedy to purehass usfnl Pasent and q.
gags in it nsnufaoturs, and thas securs luesa
tive monopoly. These sources of demand that
ase daily augnenting are fully sufficient to sb
sofb the eatifs supply Of Patents nov being t.
sued, and at fair prices. .48
Condsnmlnts Of Patents fsr sals are respect
fully soiieited. Any information frss Rssonsi-
bic Agents wanted in every county and town Who
have nxed pl.ess Of business-to sush " viii
pay $50 psr quarter, and per cent. On al
aless 70 act - sgeLs for the explana toni
houf or mere pr day of the models n such pa.
tests - may bs placed IN their hands for sale.-
To;geod Sslssmsa who will give their whole time
to BURNERS, will pay SO noash. Al . tsavsling
Agents are wanted ct fair salary.
Agents will b required to give sous sstisfas-
tory sscurty Or deposit the COS. price Of models,
which will bs ssfandsA VIXEN returned. Address
sncl0sing stamp
SNYDER I VA, TERS, No 10 Broa iway
RsvnExcEs-Ws,t the uudersignsd, doing bs-
sisesa in New York City, do authosia Joseph 8.
Wa1tsrs and g. H. Snyder, eompRisisg the Arm of
the National Patent O@cs, 70 Fstos % ~, aadW
believe they will conduct their business uroA
ssrietly honorable principles.
tSienedl NeH York, FL. SEA.
-Nckswan, Esq Iuportsr, $ Maiden LAss, n y
City. WI Taylor, ksq, Banker, ~ Wsll 81. N
YCity. Chas H Voorhees,. Esq. Baahsr, IS Pins
SIN City: shsphsra: seward Z Go, Ingss-
Conuission. Bowling Green, N 7 City. Joh6
" Kirby, leg. Astxopoli.sn Bank, lOs Bsosdwsy,
N y City. n Arthur, Es3. British nnd Anssssaa
Exchsngs Benking Cofporstisn, 63 Wall st, N
Y City. II Dewss smith, SEQ, Chemical Bank,
conner e Bsoadvay and Chambers st, n 7 City.
mah16.eodkvlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
ERIE 1AlL WAY.

evsss DrssS essss 1s.sss. Atsss ~ 1dsrA
NHw Y~k. BSpSoe. Philsdslphia. BaltinssS. Rse-
sisbsse, - III Eastern Cfts6. ca1yiag The
Great rArsagh Uaitsd 6tatss n IL.
ExPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUHKInK o.
II Dslsls - ths srival u III tsaiss ftoa the
Wsge, NJ she LAks 6eese eeal.ssds 49, sissn 81
Broad Oaaeo Atlsntie aaa 0eeat Wssesg1 1ailwqyh
veateeo. IT, Dunkiik y baGAlo, = ifsa Olsve2
laad, q, q 6ix 1ost 0aaeo. seA1lna1g So
- esnfoft vtshsas easses, = widss Hse1v
hlaSS Cets, dissst = nss Ysst. 4 psSsssssa
FOR 1R4l0HT
sesweee 6. - rl..s.. ...sesssS ~ ss,.ssss. ~.
ssssSsas . bsaiilk aaf Ds1Als vlsA Wselsn
roo1s, - 9 oolanasss Win tAe sDsUe1 &c.,
Atlact3o - 0soae Wesesa 1allwey, - whiSA
rooAe thsss y - tsaasfer betWeeo 1o9 iegk 81
assxfSlifess; asxSfsss rDsraHf TRAINS lss,s H.v
Yerk lsiiy ~ ail tsia1S n - Wsse, naliag -
eaiok t1ie - 81 lsw ntss = y ~ s1ess s0ata.
Pr EtolGAt0 RAeBqeo inquksOos ell t1o rg1nr
80 s6e1S a - WsGs 81 = - Oaek sses4
Ckieoee. 11oDsoa1vsy, leu. Ten, 81 . Soa1o
ssssss :. Z, usx Yet. q eoeee eese Desesa.
CHA0. 1W03a Ns1n 0qpfl
= 3. ee1nD4s Weopm 49,
= ~. DlAnunAnA 0nh Db10At A0nk
w BAaa, 0saesA 15sass 49,. g.
Dassolasaoa q Ce-RaReaeRsh1o.
uyae CO-Pa1fHRnSn1P m1B10IOnm
I 0aisslae on1se ~ lane - seySe = -
e0A0 : 1U1NDAcnb = tAls ~ 1leelavoe q
6utnal eoa6ook 1hg a6ggg1ee g m4 - 81
1oes1eDa " VI. nQ4 BACK - laee1M
essese3iss - - = 1usilen en--
VI ~. ffiS5zSs:
D.y.yss lsssA y, IT, ll.. 81. j. s.
sauTpsn.e .ear1lle = uevn 0r1o
l. nNhSls saals> :.ss 81. l. :
I'm A.s.r iaa : -. !!
asas .!.1se,j yIsiaiss -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

kENovAL.-Olnstesd l. Havens have
rsuevsd thslr;ssgssAhla sad fsult stefeie the
bsiIsisg fsssssiy sssupisd By z Ksssll hsst
does below ths state Bank. All their oid
friende An invleed - call sua seo then.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

Tus Orr sp MusoAsms szUox yoR ovss
$500 900. The ssss Of Meyer 4 stasksn ~.
the City Of Museatins, was decided By the So
prssae Court Of the United ststss lev days
since in favor Of the plaintiff This case hes
been in litigation for . pambsr u years. and
carried through all the lover courts. In oil Of
which the deeisions have heretofore been In
favor Of the city, until the 6nsl appeal. when
the city was decided liable In the ssa d
$50 900, with. W suppose. eompsundsd In
tsrset for seven years, q the sats Of 10 per
cent. per annum, amountisgs In oil. to over
100000
The plea Of The defendant vas that ths
city Of Mussatios had no authority 10 sssise
In building railroads, or 70 take stock 10 the
same. and that at ths time said bosds we're
sold to The plaintiffs BY the shicsss Of the rail-
road company, they had full knowledge that
ssid bonds had been issued for he purpsss OF
aiding 10 the sosstruetien in the n. / n. h.
r." The PLAINTIFF dsuurrsd to this plea. and
the District Court Of the United States over
ruled the demurrer. The Suprsns Court re-
vsrssd the desisien. holding the p!sa to be bad
s.d she demurrer % bs we'll takso. Jastics
Miller dissentiDg..
This settles the question and ws must make
the best of bad bsrgais. The city will Of
cosrss be estitlsd TO $4,000 worth Of stoek
IN ere road. Mssealims Journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23
ATLANTIC
FYTe xeeSssr Upce Company
OF BROOKLYN,
OF BROOKLYN,

0An,AA1T. IArOt, 1894.
Nsds 70 The Auditor Of The State Of lowe, pur-
suoat - the statutes Of said State.
/. The naas Il this eeapany 10 the Atlantic
Fire InsufAaooOe@poay Of Brooklyn.
z The amount Of IL eapital stock Il $4,000
,. The amount Of ~ sapltal sseck paid
4. TIE assets Of the company ass
1. Oash On haad, In baak and In the
:. Real sstats unincumbsrsd, 5,563,o9
:. Bosds aaa ssssks owned by the eonpa-
ny, how secured ed rats OF interest
thereon (ses sohsdule) 50, 400
I. Debts Of the sonpaay secured BY
5 Debt: esss,ssi:. secured. -. .sA.dal.) iSsoo
Debts for pesnians, 5,37i.bs
: Interest accrued bus not dss, and o1Rss
fu,nitsre and allure 4,os5 So
Total assets, s,455.2l
s. The amoans sf liahllitiss doe OF not
due 70 banks or other creditors, none
8. Losses edjasesd aad due, none
Losses s1jnstsA and mot dus, none
Losses ansdjastsA. ESQ
.. Losses il suspsnse waiting for further
proof. nom
10 Ali oshss slsims aeai nss the company, non
Total liabilities, s,9so
IL The grssesst aacsnt Issued in any
ls The rroatsss ansuns allowed by tho
rules Of the company TO Be insured
in any one city, town cr village, -
IL. The greatest amount allowed to b
insured in any one block, -
IL. The Act Of Incorporation Of the CON-
. psny, February soth. 1851, He'd
srArs OF Ssv Yo'1.
Couu1 o. Kuss.
John D. Casks, Prssidsat, and Hosatio
Dorr, SECRETARY Of NE Atlantic Fire In
s.r.nss ConPssy, q H.rtaosa. c., being ss,-
ssd correct sts1eaeut Of the s1aiis Of said Cor
poration, and Ast they are The shove naAsd -
esrs thereof, end that no para Of the capital OF
easnines Of seiA company he's beea deposited In
.1y I' Territory :: :iSs.dss dsI: e. f;. ls::;
hosAr1o Doaa, sssesIasy.
Subscribed aaA swsn b bs6ere - - sAe
abovs naned Jeha D. CssAs, PrssiAsat, saa as-
ratio Don, SssssAry, tAis ssd dey ef Ssssary'
lSsampl r.os. 1. T.onlaa
Known I'll nsa tAss ~ Aslastas Fire Ia
ss1ancs Company q Bsookiy. n. T.: do hereby
~ or may hsesaf>se havs q appeiss II the
sfats Of Iews fse - % bsAalf u edo Osapanv
. eecept seeviss Il all psesss whsthse nssss u
l.ai. il any Any sssass G e Xss.ssaa:s :eainss %
"a il is hessky ed.iessd aad sesssd that aid
eervi 50 OF ueoeeoe afosooaia ehAll - taken anA
Held 20 b vaaiA sod suGsieot % thoe behalf The
eaos - II sssved upsa soid Osnpaay, aeesedisg
tethe laws ese Isaeesss g ssae Ss.se. e asy
reason of s1sA sesvieo = hoeeey eGfruoay waived
and rolioquiahoaa ser asg
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

MR.r1Sa.-The intelligent voters OF
the eth ward meet to.niehs 70 sss they esn
sse ria Of being PssssssS hy - issonpsssns
representative 10 the City Cosssil Ne seoiag
wear. Il 10 thought there viii bs ftsA u9s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

The battle still RACES between Eng
land and Gsrnsny. Johssy Ball asd Haas
Dsutsehmau havs got NIT dsrs ssrs.i The Ne
has passedasd pistols snd coffee ars nsss IN
order. Really gsntlensn Of the pres. this 10
digeacsful Only to think I've bssthfse Of
the republican no usshold. bandyiSg psrssssl-
ities, at ehastssing away at sssh ether like
two enraged 6sh women. Yoa had nssh bet,
ter be spsndipg yoar l@s il dsvising msans
to pe. ont Of the draft. Who would hsvs BE-
lisved several months sse thst - much svss>
ness - these tvo editors had fer each other
could have soured o. their stonashs. Won
dsrs will never cease. s-a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-23

Na. n:-Kse visg that yea Sssl a 10
tssess IN ~ ssssssy = vsil sstAs s'tys
Asvs thosght proper 70 write yss d hse'.
aGaie whish tssssptrsd q NJ icy sshsslhssss
in winfield township. % lsst Friday svseisG'
Fos several weeks past he sshssl 80 ssse
pssparisg Ssr ~ sxhlbiioo. ssd ! bed ~
o,esssrs . thas sssaasC 10 siassss ~ -
su,s Of eLsis sGssss. TAsy I'D sssU. a.
losass. rssssssisss asA dsslsosaissa. ~ cell
psefer.sd. The M..Is sisls saas . sshesl soss
vsry prss.ily, ssd several hAsls seSs ssd s'''s
id thsnsslvss ussh srsditin sssitssios sso
desl.ussiss. OF The szsressss b vAiss tas
older seholars took part sss sspssaaly ven
pleased with several dislogsss. thsssh there
we're also COED songs ssd dsslsosssose a
dialogue entitled "Ths Beauties of 0sssap.
vas we'll spoken BY four misses. Asosnss
called The way - Joha saith's." vss also
vsll spoken. After hearing Il. l think vss'd
have 10 difisalty q I'll In hadisg The resi-
dssss Of that dississpishsd gsas'snss.-
Among other shsrastsrs. the "VIIl'sss
Squire" appeared before the audience. 10 sn
his postly diguisy, and be "ssphsv 1ens-
tAas.. gave conc spssimsns Of Yankee talent
~ oupg Americs." too. was there. % shsrP %
tssks, ssd little "ssu sly" crowded evsrsrevs
"Tom Trotser" of tie atags right saliantly.-
.The usdls school" VS. slso veil performed
The yessg lady Who asssd - tssshss end the
sommtaiee,man sassssdsd s6@irably.
I have time not 70 give special notice to osh"
= performsnsas. sufheisst II Il to say that he
vhels al7Air was very creditabls to both
teacher and seholars. From What saw ssa>
eluds they have oil bees at work during the
pset vintee. VI.
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A LOUD CALL.-The call upon low

A LOUD CALL.-lne call upon IOWA
|for more men 10 . loud ens. She 10 one Of
.hose States that have fsilsdto Aoms to tine
on the previsus eslIe. and now iDstssd Of hav-
ing only her quota Of 5000 uadss the lsss
call, to raise. she has got deficiency Of over
600 to make sp-msking her balance over
Is 0oO This iss very loud call upon cur
State. Recruiting has dwiudled down to .
very low point and the farming distrists call
loudly for help to put in the seed for the com.
log crops. II there be any way to avoid this
deaf. upon the agrieshusal resources Of this
State for short time. 1t ought to be .dons.-
But the probability 10 that the draft will
surely come IN Iowa during the spring months:
Recruiting will not fill the vithin the quota
tine specified, nor hundrsdth part Of IL.
This being Passion Week there will
b diviss service 10 Trisiiy Church every day..
Os Moudsy. Taesday ssd Fsidayss 4l2P
n; On Wednesday snd Friday st 10 IL A. II.
ssd On Tharsday and Saturday at 7l-2 Pm
On Thursday svssinG the sasrsnsst Of The
Lords Supper viii b sdmiaistered. End On
Friday aissrnoon the ssers0snt Of Baptisu-
On the aisersoon Of seadsy ssxt the usasl
Easter sermon vill b prsashsd 10 the child
rem Of the Sunday sshooi. after which eel.
lection viii Be taken up ID aid Of Fossign n's>
ssoss. The Easter offering, - The morning sss.
vice. will Be- devoted - the PAseshisl Rsliei
Fasd, which Fund. owing . the sausssl dis-
ifsss among shs posr dasise the pest siasss.
10 nov y considerable amount ovsrdrawn.
4 libssal sontribution 10 therefore most ear.
naatlv soliNlAnd. - lW Z
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Tss RAvsls.-This very highly ae-

tn. RAvELs.-This very highly ae-
seoplishsd ssoaps played % ssqsisias spsaia,
ballet Lest svesise. sstitisd L MAgii sf se-
villss 10 vhtsh tie sstiss sessassh u ths sso-
psay vss ssgaesd. Thls vss followed By .
erasslal Pas Do Dssx by Meea asd Md. c.
rss; Mile zsspestta fellevsd by siviss enc Z
be- sssitiag Msxisaa Pelsess; NILE Issssis
iits ssylphids nsvsa sAssssh - snsraasisG
osasses. a1sss wA.sh .ths I've leseAsse pss-
vsliag elswss-Aearss asd casss-lsaeht
thsif sslstsstsd vislia dssl, ths vsodeSs
performances Of LsBsJDs Rssils sn1 M'll,
Lsslss upsa ths sseds velasss, vsrs bseA fss
slaafisg asd fsssfsl; Agassss fs6is Il ligA
81 heavy bslsasisg. delighted The ssdiesss
frse Mailer, We y hood sll ssessaabl
qssseissiag ~ asst ssssepliahsd vislisise 4
tAlsy6stsy. rssdssso ~ efsas lnieaslsu ~
Edetees y salhAle 1stEN q:
Il 49, ~ \ sGssd - ~ svaelse -
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H. - 49, petldi = ~ lleGlp9lI
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Houssksspers will fad q Webb's .
ssv and slsgsst ssssssasss rsf silver plsssd
geods Of every variety II uss and Of sspssise
uanufaetars. Alss. complete stesk Of tAbss
satlsry-ths best that sas b fousd IN The
markst-vaeraassl y sire csefsst sssisiss-
tiau. Mirrors aad airror plaass Of every siss
kept eossssisIj % Aasd, nsw ssyiss'ot ksro.
ssps 6xturss. lasps. shsdss, sd ths very bss !
ksrsssas sil4c Yes esp.s save sssssy. pss ssss.
By p.,.b..'S ! ttdS.. sHsy.. :
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TaExTxs.-Niss Heiens fe6ived .
veev hsndsoms bsus1t - ~ 0sgoas Thsssse
lest evening. IL. psssasaans. - an sxssl-
Ieos ose, 9ssA9N .s1ss2 sssfirs - g g sss a
New styles Of dress goods, cloaks sod
slssk material suitable r. The ,ssassas jsst
opsned st Kshes ! Cpshsst's opposite ths
LsCDaies Houss. g.
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( ARRIVAL ~ ras 12TH.-This vet eran
rsgiasns arrived lass sssnisg = little past
ssx s'slosk, on the steamer Islsed City. fifteen
days from ViskSbues.. II nuolss>d sboos $50
men On it, srrivsl. two sospaslsS having got
of at Nusertins. Ths, Csnoittss Of reception
met them st the lssding with bard Of mssis
and provided th em With - ssssllsnt supper
at The Burtis House, Pennsylvania Houss and
Scott House. lTAs bsyA vsss highly pisassd
With the sntsrtainmsnt tbss isrsishsd BY the
suthoritiss. Tbsy-lsf - The svsnisg train
for Dubuqss. We LASalls. sd wilI arrive
home to-day. The 18th 10 10 excellent eend,-
lion and viii estssa 10 the 6sld veil plsassd
With their trip TO Iowa