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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27
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i ties in its-pesseasiea enabtgs the pro-
prietor ofrhe1W Weekly HerslT ID guarantee
the latest and most reliable information
Ipossibly tolbes nbpainedy in0F OILY from al
paris Of the Ugiteda States ~but4renrab part
Of the world. '
It's KouB c6rsespohientse engaged q
heavy cost, and co9nectpd7 vtth each new
naval AMI military expedition Of the govern
ment, prsye, that it IL de- efmined 10 leat'
no spot uncovered by its operations md IN
event chn occur that shall not end imme.
date report In it's coiumuG II costs thr
proprietor over one hundred Thousand dob
lars per year toimaintain its corps Of cor
respondents iTrthe field. .5tola M'H
In its COLLATION. of Foreign News tho, Her
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ps from the. United States. Then our read
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tie Markets, Genera News and reports, of
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27
80 7o DR.. RAPHAEL,
BOX No. a463, Posr OFFICE,
CINCINNATI OHIO.
LET THE AFFLICTED READ

And learn that q perfect aud radical cure Is warranted
and guaranteed to Hl who are afflicted with weakness,
liability, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, do
PRESTON Of spirits, distryss and anguish Of mind, luss. Of
ilecp, loss o%fmemory, loss Of energy and muscular pewor,
Rnny growth, wasting away, and a want Of confidence In
themselves, h.nting hiss eOnSaldvs ircmblinga, hnpo.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PQEss sAYs.
Soi't- physiciaI,s require to DO told the nature Of Tour
Ascase tho EN,GLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not. His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
.1lul To describe the diseases without any In ormAtio from
the patient, TO explain It's original canso, and to guarantee
'ts crr@ fknd, wlfa. Is mnrevaluable still, no willhonsstly
and frAnkly tall whether you ean 10 cIrAi or not All
his communication and Interviews arc strictly psiyato
aud c0A1dential -d3iodial JouylAk - s
The 8otAnin Remediss Of Ur Raphael, tbe Enailsh 10.
tanic ,FhyAiGiAn, never iiled yet 70 make A perfect, raj.
ga, and P%erInAnont cure of l. PRIVATE, SECRET
ASDNENEREAL DISEASES, without the use Of Mcr
enfJ, without IhiRderanee from business, and without
fear Of discovery, OF exposure. No deadly polSons, such
e arsenic, nSx yomiea, opium, or any other posons
60 mercury ,rany deadly mincral+-nothing but purely
vegetable botanical EemediH- nc used by this wonderful
Botanic Physician. HILL otsnir Remedies never vet iaileJ
70 eure the most obdtiDGteaI ut tile most dangerous cases
and 20 remove all mercury and other impurities from th,
,JeSHal. 3d. H- TH
GooD NEWS FoR sIEeuE MEN JcoHrEMp, 7
aNG @AhRlAsE; Hear what the Daltino" . .rss
ThiTsiay the alst'o Of Nay, 1880: " p
" UNI .rolH cures Of diseases causp' ,Arly Iudisere
hon lhayIns boon performed by the ,ash Botanie PLY
aiclaa. 4 telit mydnty, having aikuowiedxs Of them. I.
stnts.the lfact, believing thAtln DOING 90 i may do a sSty.
ec TO TIE nuaering. One case In particuiar-thAt .of. a
Young 'nlan In thb .eityA-is worthy Of mote. ne had
n rfdins The victim Of q hahit, the mere .allnaian 10 which
= n Ahudler, and AFTER year,, Of suffering and doctor.
q ave np al hqnes - 7Noyery. He wished TO MARRY,
vas dearly beloved lyAA sweet a .sffl Ne ever liapSd
-'oo'ei anSctionybutn no was iearful, nervous, and mos.
We dared lot wed on account Of the shutieTeo
nsyatein. he sought Irulisf at the hands ,uftht
'hyhieian, .aud, astonishing los ii may seem, ali
aud ytgar OF youth has returned, aud he ~
'Appy Ath,r Of pair of bright hosa."
y -+ oAresunerinS, NO mattar what thuircomulair.
on tho Botanio Physician ,oonaluutLlly. InLas
upon relief. P's aaioo 10 at No. SIC EAS9
Bot. SyoanorsR u. A. IausiUng, S1NCI.KAlT
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27
PRIVATE, sscRHT AND rgrRSmAr
aOAnfsEAsrR LIN

without the use If tfSr.tty, without hiRaFeDsynSA oaa
ness, mud without fsr Y dscOvSy Or skPosarst Rodss M
poiBonS, such's Arsenic, nux vomioA, OPIUM, OF anR otisi
poisOns. No mercury nor any deadly nlnprAk- 0s1htah
hut Pnrly Vegetable DotsnIcAt Remsdt1futf11 byGz1
Sonderf H. BotmhcA Pbyeician Hia Botsaiar nsalaisA
FEVER yet failed " C7ra the MOTT obitihAts ~ ~ nsi
Impurities from tho systen !fbAAhAIA5At AsAa4s -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27
EXECUTORS SALE.
Di,on.i avis Executor, Of linz rrebIr CO,
last v II and testament Of Da. Pro b ale
vhd avis, deco, PltG. court.

Lew. Lsyts e.. al. drtts,
XN "a auo!pca # al orde, ,aa,"o, jhs
lPreole county Probate Court. ,u ar 80
rsl@e, / Wi dr. at pubic ttGcu5"Ia he
S,rrmiSes III ooOers le~"6nil Ii,u.: .Conn
Is, UlIu.
On Saturday the 29tth OF o.. loo4
ut | o'cilcl NJ 1t SAID day .he rbi' "luS
described 're-lr estate, sltuh.e ~ rfeILe
cou. J., ONO .u-Mt: being Que IT. l,ed
aud Ell htetl &c 3 Of laud iii ii Gn' east
SID o the 5AorLhe0sr q,sat,er at ecitHG
..ifbei uns, ~ 5Lownsplp Irupber s.x, ~ %
anoer two, ~ east, L., NPprH4.ed
GtS =. '.a" l,er
N4.U, the west haii, Vi lie northeast
4u4rts, d eectou number hitueu, (t5) N
towl.shrp number ak, (e) IN tauge gumosr
Two, (Z) east &c, exctptiAg about tNenty-
live acres nj ii ia north cad VI SAID tract,
a.d ncrtn o. the Camden and JackSons-
burg ruad hereto fsoid and conveyed TO
Thomas b Alihin, Containing atter'deauct
bug ss,a e1ceps'sd pornen fifty. hive acres
m r. or less. Appraistd ats
ALSO, q part'o OF the northwest quarter o
Sectl IN number fifteen, township six ra, x
two cas- BE. sbeginHne at the northeast
corner Of said gu lter; thence south SAL
vest, on tho said line "a poles theucesoutl
40 east IS poles; thence south So east
eigh, pOles; therce south 7s' east ii poles
thence north 50 west, ~ poles to TIE lac
Of beginning, containing three acres tw'
roods and 26 poles Of land, and being
. L Ill a ILL l-.lN n.-,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27
SSarSaparIla

- uPhENNPNA lCtr rNy, WMNnfN ~ " ,AIF wv
aBeetval 62@tottrs, that can b. hi6tle. II n
9 concentrated exnacksof lafs Shrlana n
- ASH, bred will, cher sub tttes cf
greater attentive EoNgfs IS 70 rs6rd N
tive sndlpt5 for tlri lisessc ssr s7psl .)it
REPEATED 70 cu,s, lfsis believed ;hat euch
! rsioeay 20 wanted by those Who puiIrr ho.
Stsnmeus io,eplaids, and that ono Nhici
aor 0mplish theii v1fe murt p.ore of iaAau--
sea sice to tins largs elasg " 6HrGHf
ciasena He cshlpitG alh nhgp.
do Y has psel. preyan by expering1iss E,L
Of tEe uUtsi Cssss 10 BE- found " ~ la'3
complaints
bcRoPULG LAo SCkoPgLOrs 80 s'.,r.
ERUrTIoSs 4 ERuPrIyE Dp.sAsEr, ULrg
>PiarLEG, B%LorcHHs, TGNeRa, SAY ~ u \
ScALD HEAD, SYPHrLIs n SYPYuiTiE
FEcrIoNs, MRncuRIAL DISEASE, Dhor,Y
BaLgIA. Oh TIG D~OULorkErx. BtRiGfTS'
PERSIA AND INDt0EsrloHJ E~SrSrS.AN Re-
on 81. ANrKos KS PIRs, aud int ! lie t tds
Class of.eOhplalnts airing from lgru8i7Y ~
N BGoOt. ia ~
This compssn! viii r. i0u,., Aarp9t
p.oter Of a.nltn yA,E tak b IN p
HNpel the sEoa. hum6f,' ~ 10 tester . 90.
blood At tiHt Season 4ftgs y,Gr 2ytEe,a D.
ly expulsion ~ ,t;0 Ftany .].Usl'ug : Oedor,
are mPpcd II ~ b'siN nntt1nYf hart
te qndurancs. og oal pr5 .,l I-,.-.ts
soy-y. 1Broi ~i ,yInch IN. 4yl..s
no iret a Tatfyptens jfrT
shl tareel. Inc bsth j chai1AL O. Z.
IN an .I,grTanyo a.4 me-, r,,,,t., c
vJ,,n. d ,ool ty,,s IN. ,op (. is imnp ..-
l.. an4taspl h as.t,im 1,nai,. Srfnso,s.
~ leans allD Won G1d 4. Is, ob-.
nd ,',tyli.b IN the yeins ,,,l8i.c. 4
y " |, ,oni, and yonr f%oai;ncs, -i
n"epa,s[ wen wbsr, 20 nor,ieulsr Il sari,
~ "''N' ,iny letter hcaltbl and lfy
gsvple o. = the blnpT Keen n
N.f5 ei'ehsn, val. h,t1, * n,
DH'5 n,"l'', a',1 ID there can h. NJ,
,.au y i've sS",'7i' Ist-T aomoth. na
"a. lug 'v"n!, ao;r.. "a srcbir nv
H msy I .'9' N1 ~"
l'S Is olHofgsi> ''t.t'!;oNh. ,nob. IN,
SaI dpnTiIla has, M"f dCsC. VHj Il SN"J ,'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27
SUMMPR GOODS

,cl - .rJef. W. Itis NUMEROUS customers
8, lou rates as csp bo bou ut anywhere.
gsAi, kinds Of Custom Hos& asdc 10
de m the shortest notice. d 4 ~. .,,
~, m,b:.,,, are invited TO call at ms old
stand, 81 site the National hotei' and
d, ,amlne his, stock ..,u.I
Come along. come along, make no delay
Come from rery hamle, ard village by the
Come and BUY the cheapest ClOths'tA ever
YOU did wear, 49,
Al warranted to fit Yea peat, 20 ""'ef
iii " tear.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27
GOOD NEits FoR sIMgzR EEf n%M,
TS.MPIATTNG ndARRYA0R =

Hear what thslBhtinDors c6rdTeespesdsnt & ~ NJ
= SH NV B isGS flA7sisAa ND ~ sAastas ~T
NImsroascuresufdies 7saa, .dSe itt, &ess ,sas-n
having bssh' performed by tho Ehglisl Ra;th.s E4Hasia1
Tie iact, believing tlstip doing soI uisyAresstipet0f1
tAferlng. One oaseqG fAttienlai taat q ) ywna NJ
In ,hls vily-is worthy, Of aole. iBs6bHii krAsls
,haddar. am! after ysst n Of sSct 1ns q i II c..e ~
III hSp0S Of rsoov, y. II. wished a. haTs nj az
Aarly beloved BY II, sFtsiia gil u M hspa asns
Of ~anccilap, hut be raa IA.rtpi, BTyvcus ianl fr4tease4
He dared not NET Oh aeGJvut Il tie skattef&l AsN
OF bis system. lie sought rlisf At ts bRPaxd1ahe ~
anic Physician, and, hSioLishlhR as n rs! SeVY % ~
bloom and vigor OF yeah, hI ryiarnst 80 ~
the happy hthsf Of q lair n Dtigh; hy.i .fn
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27

be- .U. Tt |. .. ~ ' 10 bAHNh W hN
nray ~. Of .oulS Proper RANCID.
Dh. NAL's bAuAN i.riAcs Ut rs root OF thh
Itsass a. SacS, ara such il is slsedy effect
that any cue using il freely AcsordlnS 10 di.
r,ctians inr twenty iour ar NTy-elght hours,
and MOI %eutiroly6 sat;s.ihd with ~ lueriE
cav return il and ~sitciYe back 1.e.r mcaey.
ftAe most tlis tS.ias cough ia frequently re-
loved ~ = su,s1 l,ac, nnl broksn up in IL
f,-- hour. time. The AgliGisd do not have
4 nN'. h,',i. ut,c; no,tle lpfore tEey lipS
,,y, -.nrr his remeny will afford relief VI not.
The public haze been imposed upsn BY
F~wSdieN recommended Ivy certificates which
bMye always originated fam some unknown
S,,lrce. We t~cliovc that = medicine possess
HLt rerl nirri.r will nAtct clreS wherever IL
+ Is-d n horn. .faEJll a. .brGai. This u
H.. assSYris praparmiyR, but one which Il
used js5 Sdasoh eSaE AAsltAe lires Of thou-
Ends ..-.
.waNrs. 'IN my-. ,k,ltI pbN,t2Gas in thN
.~cuir'rv Ond ~ Elrup' haYs h;Aa -E!atlsyedi
rni hAsN bxc ri,NA i!!cir SIN III vaii, Caiei
which ,hry have ptnlSTu'et, ia,ItaS'e %, Phft'
surrender Il "a hopeless lpypa! a doubt
kaAs.aS. shr pa'i"N'. vi':iNlt n single raw Il
S,t.Yeu them %n'Arjr. x Nm hl"r hS'1 Hrr4S.
hy pr. Hall B';;lw 80 !na = 'i.,..a' "a.
krn+tA,' m" lr+ row v. tarouI nGa Srail(
~ tlE .F'N ''lS .lHUils l'. AM lhrNt
rr~s ~ Ut l.,,n'" m"I; thny ara MiIIrN
V.s.nais'. D nv p,in'-s out IN every com
tsan.ty. JfaeTa thi. ;IsNt arrival "aIt
Gts rNtn LeItei.
- sltv. ia "a, IS h"'''~N t''n ~ "s'fd
p"-y ahIa, ~. lpu; heiD! : r,e or rattle,
seL np g:F. AZ ,rnhcn ion inilcn y"a IN give
ny. As' uIr,u no principle hat whGeNhSf
ns-' % r'-'- o.. .. FL. g.
- bk Ms!v : nolp. You eel, icycr lG enIoN
.Fs,t you nay ut trUr, n'unt.tS y .anils
" !ieti's Balsaii. Aipts .,han,l,c, pAy,tuu
t'si~ he, il brruSh, a,,U'st ron I,.ih )
i'", vn-L MI gi% hA .%Ilca. ave, theh,
r!C, w|',ris, u.s. hHrinl asS ri.La a. . .rls>,
,Ai, .n ,b" sSvmh ~ = get a pal, h!i $ as
f.I' Lruir.. - ,pt .~H.Itnn HlEht IL W-r.l
a.. IIluu i>f .,,msd.''tr. You HNl hns aer
tra:. ,:, Of "a! .",Ars q t'hc, matt and Vi
.G-nsr. NtAa rp:r - ,ie't Tested here q,
b,iUe whrsU NJ! I'm ~ n.,4.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27
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IF RsfsiCahs WILL USE n, Why Is n.
,aNQy SsEf EGR jTpE pECPlE? ~

'cIkcfSSArl, Goy. Z.
EJn-a=S A. J.. 'scuvftL a CS. ? o-,'rt e7'
bear kIa.--lj, pLL'jc Centrally are fpll,
dnaRre. Of the tho,i.V nds Of remedies for ala.
cNred luHs, und,r lie Titles of fEafsapa.
~ilius Pills, I%lsstrrs, IipirS pts, etc., tina,
arc duly brought 10 heir n"rIee Trough the
SSvsut per- Gtswtw,T FNSertisemcits. Ny
.n,eet IN wiring this u"te iur publication il
induce tbs5pnblic. or 81 least tius who IRE
a3iictcd, Iii tGey wili use potent Jn~OdiGlnoe,y
p. prr si,e tbRt cupLr 'nS articles ol real lnes in
5ui ,n"Rrry diseases. Isn' ecnscieus that IA
70 ling ! Rni actiI & mod IN Professionally,
.sd dricRdtOry IT, q { ~iricrcSts Of medical
= urebnd tho ,cguE' tactticners 0iiniedi
NHc ....aa. .ag'F. EaI g ail
!Nc medic, me 'oMh;Gh | refer Is, Dr, HaN..
3 RI. Tor II, JpngI. ] have J'fcscribsd IL
we - nuR,irr o. case and rRlssays with
' "a. On, ,,,a... Itllfi'cular to which i
= - EeT 10 refCi, wRs given TIP ty several
: 40 ~, WHO hrr ! cen aSllOd in c~snsulta,
'aa w':!. nNRclI. The patient had all the
,.4.p.usr df confirmed eOapua,ption, such
~ .a,t right .swrU,s, hectic feys5 harassing
.ugh. with cont ;hiied Jain III Tbs Lobe of'tbe
- rng, g;tendgd with severe diorrhes''
= aSnru,oncsd Immediately 10 get better by
.ho use 81 NE .to,e-A medicine, aid
~as ksoon -rcepJsd 10 his usual bcalthl /
Rave ala found DIR. IIsllI hr!sam che most
,allahlr - 4ci"tupi' FOR brsGtiil up dis.
,rcSs,nz sou.hs md .eslds that 4 hHSs cNsi
nsed. N.p. Mli6uTJ y. y.
30 FL = .. b II
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FOR SALE.

=" III IL
A
"A 3 octave. by Hayes L Co Of New York,
This Piano Is nearly new, tone, sweet and
powerful, is altogether a FIRST class lnstru,
ment-an1 will be 4old . great bargain.
Ths price of good Pianoshas goae up i'm,
mensely during the past two years, aud in
Teonsesasnce Ofthe Increased tariff on the
imported materials, is likely to keep up for
scme 'time.-This il n rare hancefor any
,ne to invest quickly depreciating greer
backs in an article that cannot ssppseape,
and Of the purchase Of Wh!Sa lhey viii nay "
repent .~ u, hai,t- "a
For furthere igfarMatian, apply al lLs
Press QlEeeii Eaton, v i as.,s1a ,'wbA
MOOT. 0RE
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27

G~reatnunhers ofCletgymen. Physicians. Sta.e,
men. and eminent persons8es, have lent ,thtif
nnH,e, 10 certify the unpar ,llcled usefulness ofthasp
I~cmeIies, hut our 81 ace here will not permit the
insertion OF thr,n. The Agents below named fur.
nish gratis our 4 MgMcAN ALNASAGin which they
are given With also full descriptions Of The alnve
complaints, aud the treatment that should be fol.
lowed for their cure, F'
Do not be put of BY uE principied dealers nit
ether preparations they wake s.orc ptoet or.
Demand AYElS'S. aud take no others. The ,irA
want the best aid thersE Tor then, aud thev shnn'
have it. -.
All our remedies are for s7le Nv
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27

Near Nhat III PHILADELPHIA odtrcapns1An, ssyr Is o,
Ca~nsnFhWyllb, KaptpgtsSs Dtees sh u $50
SO:
san EnElih tcntlsuans formerly sec,sa. y a. ~
Jhftish ARM, and whe styiHs himst , kbg4ish We
Nanc P~hysieiAn,' has Of lats gained teilslye mo ~.
aen hare ~ his rkiltfn turfue nj m E~ofs0rnlastA
ssmo Of his pstents r ham poust Sfth, dad tses
pronouucs his remedies and modes r satraen. aGySEJ
~IuperiorsT Some hAya hrea gesiobd EhY GkdS! III
n bc3elgs he rdDdb distilled BY iilaj 'k1i s1rro,is t.S,h.
S1sbeaslng rare eurntiEs PropeItos,
no1ents TO a piaSbsh stdaylof he tgOctH prCsus.l y
ecrtain nedlcgS roots and hSFbs ouAl Nam of dL~t-
Il seems he HIT f.tHla sure and speedy emuey fN nv.
DIV, ald q daIly ilcrShsing, u the complaints 'qNkAs
tDialts are eubieetsa be has 40 sapal, al large AhEae
hero hdEas tosti1od that They o~o not olly hsir Pr, a
] yood health, but ,ther Hve,ts thE5 Sdn n Iii knsG'
s''anio P%hysicaa' , as Office i.r or
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27
No. HSSHAaT FIFTH 6TRzT
.ea GIScIrgNATI.
SsoRS Goou Nswsls sH
FROM ATcH AND,REzIA1E.t 60
THf0RYrp

The Botanic R.ncsisssOf DOCsos RASbSi1.SI SuSsI
Botanic ft5sislsn, nsy.5 tilsa yt sfEsrks ASGsS
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27
Ayers ralhartic Pills,

[~tA rHH III CT
tL4stU+S.s-, ia ..oe, Esp-'si., Itaiq.'iior,
DyssSLsry, ta'm - ,ae!, Ery'iFsE', Hssglchs =,
filts. Rhs'orobsn, 7fy.Jlias'S and Sfia Hi'sa'e',
L're. C"mpdt'.: i4ony I,ie', 7"marI d
SAB RIens.. ~ ~, Goni, M -ohin, Gs n
Dina.E Pr o"i tm r'girlIpJ Hs hoot.
They art s'.,-r soh,-i, 50. tp5t the most ssns.
So eah take :. u ri ~,>rnt,v, anil they ar IT.
lest Sprr.:i ia me W q Tor olI'lhr mlrpcsca .,
family phrs's. }0' .. "'
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-27

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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08
Sights and Scenes I'm SWitZer-
f.tnd.

From the London Society Magazine we
extract the following bit of Swiss gossip:
"while hunting after scenes and sights,
it will be wise to take warning by the ia
tai accidents which occur amidst the Alps
almost every summer Switzerland occu-
pies a certain small space on the map OF
Europe; but practically Switzerland is du-
plicated There are two Swtzerlands,
the upper and the lower, the accessible
and the hard of access; Switzerland on
earth and Switzerland in the clouds The
one may be agrecably journeyed through
by ladies, elderly folks, and quiet people
in general; the other is the haunt of cha
mois hunters and members of the Alpine
Club. Still there is an attractive mid
region, (allowing near approach to and
a closer view of forbidden sports and un-
attainablc wonders which may be visited
without importance by persons who will
relinquish perilous ascents and passages
which; even if accomplished, lead to no
useful results, either practical or scientific
but merely add to the tourists capital OF
brag.
Very sood indications TO these wilder
and vet not too hazardous are given in
Backcrs excellent manoal. They are well
worth seeing, for description fats to give
any adequate conception of the effect Of
grand mountain scenery. While gazing
at it you experience combination of sen
sual qualification to the eye and intellect
ual excitement to the mind which can no
more be described than certain tastes or
bodily sensations. The rocky wilderness
is often rendered comfortable by the wood
en- hotels, which are on the increase =
Some of them are by no means small; they
are not houses, but three decker arks,
briIt 70 -sr,a;r CT dry land inreai Of
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08
NUMBER 10

floating. They are ships which are not
prisons, and where there is no danger Of
being drowned The rooms are cabins.
separated from the other cabins ty wooden
partitions; the ceilings are diagrams of
wood. Though YOU do not hear tie sea
waves splash, YOU may often listen to the
waters rushing and the winds roaring in
the rigging aioft, /. {, in the broad ex-
panse Of roof, weathercOcks aud spouts.-
These arks, too are ballasted' like other
vessels, With the difference that the load
of stones is placed aloft instead of in the
hold, without fear Of making the ship
capsizc.
Amongst the Alps there is nothing
like wood; everything Except tea kettles
and frying -pans) is supposed capable
of being made Of wood. Wooden houses,
with wooden walls and wooden roofs. shel.
ter men who eat with wooden spoons and
forks, and whose virtues are recorded on
wooden graNestones. 4 Swiss dandy will
even show his patriotism by wearing wood
en- buttons on his Sunday clothes. When
the carriage road ceases in TIC Alps, there
are two safe ways of travelling farther
on foot and in chairs carried by relays of
men. The latter is expensive, and will
hardly Be employed for long distances
Saddle horses and mules are to be had in
plenty. They win often carry you well
and safely, but will occasionally fail you
at the most critical point, especislly if you
are not used to their ways and weakness
es. When tn, stream Of tourists is at its
fullest rush, a horse which has performed
a far journey in harness, and has been Sc
employed for weeks, with no St but raj
ny days; will lie taken out Of 4 carriage, fit
ed with saddle, and forthwith placed at
your service. What can you expect from
such hack as that?
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-08


ofshoot were left alone in their glory
| have received the following preamble
and resolutions from an unknown person
with an accompanying note, informing me
that they were unanimously " passed at a
mass meeting ofthe citizens Of Harlem:
" Iihereds, One Beau Hackett. who
liveth in Chicago, and weareth many dia-
monds and other good clothes, and putteth
on much style and clamoreth after strong
drink, and doth take many liberties with
our closest of kin of the tender sex; there
fore,
"ResOlrod, That the aforesaid Beau
Hackett is a scamp of the first water
On motion the NEE in. adjOuaned.
| may be permitted to say, trust (my
tailor don't), that am not fitted for a
country life. The country people evident
ly don't like my style.
Yours undeviatingly,
REAIT uACR ErTV