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swindIIng the Soldiers.


THR WATCH AND JEgELRY cERrFIcATE
nrsrNrss-. cnAnrr rr Exnnsr-ar
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WORTH OF TATcHEs AED TRWELRY,
20 be sold for one dollar without regard
70 value, and not 10 be paid for till you
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS

My books viii show that for tbe past Eve months
Yoy practice has increased hundred Per cent over
the last year, until il is not 70 Be surpassed by any
10 the State. With my general praoncs n the city,
treat the following
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Following close upon the suppression
Of the gift enterprises, there has sprung
UP in this city and elsewhere. another
business which is q moro impudent
swindle, and more dangerous fraud
upon the public than the former. 1t
seems to be carried on chiefly at the
expense OF she soldiers, and it IS oftheif
benefit especially that We undertook to
expose it The managers Of il appeal
to the credulous public by sensation
advertisements ia substance something
like this: q
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us,uNry rRocUBEO

ior non-coiao.Issivasd ozesrs SD PsiFstss Eh
have hesa IN ths ssFy'os $50 fau FssEs-
decs-Su
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suit was that the brutal blacks massncred in.
discrlninately aud in every form, men, wo-
men and children Even their dwellings
we're destroyed, and the island was M ade des
olaie
The lend who led the train of desolatiou
and death, was that Admring subject Of many
aoolitlonsts in this laud, Touisant Lowe =
tare. To prove this, we refer to a speech de-
livered by the present Secretary Of War at a
Wadssorth ratification meeting in New York
IN 1867 la referring to arming OF negroes.
he said II would place in the hands Of choice
hands OF intelligent negroes in the malignant
cotton states, revolvers, oatbines and sabres
Applause Pointing thcm 10 the cattle on a
thousand hills and the waving grain in the in
tervening valleys, | would shout descendants
OF the home land Of Tousant l. LOuverture, in
the name Of God and liberty strike home
Tremendous applause, renewed again aud
again.
Win the reader reflect upon the above2 It
would be gratifying to witness 10 the South.
the massacre OF ST. Domingo. Henry Ward
Beecher, Wendell Phillips and the New York
Tribune, have exalted Touisant LOuverture.
as hero greater than Washington, and the
Secretary Of War shouts his example. Can
we do less than trembe for the nation while
such men influence its course2
Seventy years have passed since the bones
OF nearly 10000 whites have been bleaching
the tropical hills and valleys of ST. Domingo
ct where is the Liberty. Fraternity and
Equality" Of the National Assembly The
Il Ami des Noire nowhere exists in France 1t
this day. Yet an Emperor rules with an iron
will To the point what did Emancipation
do for st Domingo2 II massacred the white
population and broke down the material pros
perity Of the Island, and degraded the savage
negro beneath his former condition, and from |
which he can never emerge That is ALL
Cairo Democrat,
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state Convention Of the Weekly
Publishers.

The undersigned Publishers of Weekly
Papers in Ohio, believing that the business
interests OF the craft would be promoted BY
adopting uniiorR scale of prices, correspon-
ing to the demands Of the times, respeettu lly
urge the attendance Of all the memb of the
press, at Convention to he beld at Colum.
bHs,
On Wednesday, the 4th of January, 1865.
As this meeting is designed for the com.
moH benefit, we hope to see every publisher
in the State present.
The great advance in paper, ink, type, &c,
requires an advance in subscrlptlon adver.
tisinE and job work; hence the importance
Of concert OF action. This, we think can be
better accomplished by free consultation in
the way proposed.
The greatest grievance of the press arises
from the extraordinary rise in paper. now
nearly three times its former price, and which,
1t Is believed, is the result mainly of an unjust
combination among the manufacturers OF
paper. II will be our duty to memorialize
Congress- to repeal the prohibitory duty on
paper The voice OF tha entire press of the
State, representing both the great parties, and
the various religious denominations, whose
aggregate weekly circulation is not less than
half a million of Sheets cannot but be re.
spectsd by the representatives of the people.
The Legislature will be in session, and we dc
not doubt, that it willunite with us in demand
ing the rspesl Of the twenty per cent, duty al
luded TO.
Let US, then, one and all, resolve to attend
the Convention, and take counsel together.
To make its deliberations authoritative, all,
or large majority, Of the weekly newspapers
Of Ohio, should be represented
". d. P, DENNY, Circeville Union, aAd
lorly.one others
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A new OpponItlon Party.

We are not mistaken in our belief, that
tremendous opposition to the Admins
tration, is in the process of formation.
We all remember the bitter assault made
on Lincoln some months ago by MessrS.
Wade and Davis, not to speak of the for
midable number of Republicans who aid
cd in the nomination of Fremont. All
that defeated these attempts to organize a
successful opposition to Lincoln within
the Republican party, was the apprehen-
sion that it might cause Democratic tri-
umph at the Presidential election. The
discontsntea Republicans, ON counting
their hosts, did not feel quite strong
enough to beat Lincoln and the DemoCra-
cy both. But there is no longer this mo-
tive of rSsHsint, and the old hatred, sup
pressed for few mOnths. begins to crop
out.
Hardly had Congress convened, when
a resolution Of censurS, aided by Demo-
cratic votes, passed the House, on the con-
duct Of the Administration in usurping
powers which belong to the Legislative
branch of the Government. We observe
that the Cincinnati Gazette dsfsnds the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-27
Major Luther GIdilngs Re-
leased.

1t gives us great pleasure to learn that
the efforts of the friends of Major Luther
Giddings, seconded by those of some re-
spectacle gentlemen of the Republican
party, in this city. secured an investigation
of his ease, by the authorities at Wash
ington, which ended in his unconditional
release. He is now with his children in
Baltimore.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-27
APo,ICy wanted.


now stand so much in need tif as a 6uan-
cial policy. Soldiers are not the great
want OF the Government, for It can, by
sheer force. fill up the ranks of the army,
as often as il becomes depleted. with rein
forcements Of new men. There are many
things which despotis power can effect;
but there are still some things which can
not be accomplished even by unlimited
authority. A government whose expen-
ditures are almost without bounds, cannot
be maintained, and tremendous war at
the same time be waged, without money;
aud no enactment. or proclamation, or or
der. though stringent as the immortal
number Thirty-eight, can imbue paper,
however elsborately ornsmented with
vignottes Of Chase, Lincoln, and negro
wench throwing off her manacles, with
the value Of cash, unless there be reas-
enable security for its redemption in ac-
tQal Iponey-which is gold and silver.
Our present currency, huctuating at de-
preciatioR of from two to one, to three to
one, as compared with the standard dol
lar, is a precise indication of the conf
dence which the people have in the ability
OF the Government to pay. There is no
power which "State necessity" has ever
yet inspired despots to exert, which can,
for any considerable period of time, pre-
vent depreciation of a paper currency in
the precise measure Of the diminution of
confidence in its gold redemption. The
present depreciation might be endured;
but the danger seems imminent in view Of
future years of war, alad waste, and dimin-
ished production, that depreciation may
progress until it eneIs in almost absolute
worthlessness.
A financial policy is what is wanted.
Lincoln has not supplied it in his mes
sage, nor has the Secretary, whose special
province it is to make recommendations
in this behalf, given even so much as the
hint of plan that will avert the threat
sned catastrophe Of bankruptcy.
Hitherto it has been the unvarying
course of the Republicans, in every mat
Ter connected with the Government, to
adopt policy precisely the reverse of that
which was recommended by the Demo-
'ratic party. They have thus been fur
liShed with an unerring guide in their ca
'eer of ruin. Now, it would afford them
'ome relief if the Democracy, by some
act of the party, would an
lounce a policy, for by adopting its exact
'everse, they would have a temporary aid
n sustaining it, from the preiudiceS which
hey have engendered against "the Cop
oerheSds" in the minds of their adher-
,Rts. We trust the Democracy will not
obligs them. Leave them to the perplex-
ty which is hourly augmenting. Let them
fall victims to tho discordant and conflict
ing theories which are sure to arise, and
add to their confusion and distress. And
when at last the people have been taught
by suffering, and grown wise enough to
entrust the Government once more to
Democratic control, we have statesmen
who, if they cannot bring life to the dead,
or restore the Government to what it was,
will do as mach in that behalf as it 10
possible for men to accomplish.
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Nsm advertisements.
LARGE FARM R0R SALE

TNHk subscriber will sell his farm on the Lexington
Il road, eleven miles west Of Dayton, and two miles
north Of ew Lebanon. The farm contains 42sIL
acres OF hrst rate land-4e cleared and ~
high state OF cultivation The balance is heavily
aud large bank barn. For further Information call
on the subscriber J. u miles east of said farm
uezfdaW2m DANIEL CARRIER
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MARRIED.

WHARToN-KEELER-o the 25lh inst, by Rev.
D. winters, MI. David Wharton TO MISS Rebeccs
~, Ohio.
tTlER-LBoAHARD--On the evening Of the
18th Inst, BY Rev. D. Winters, at the residence OF the
Leonhard, 9th OF this city. T'
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da,asy pKAn"-"My Dear Butler" writes
.Iueoln, "My Dear Lincoln, " writes Batter As
~ Two correspond with each other. We
.+rsss;a.e ths Joke, says the Millersburg Far
81 sousidsring how dear they haES both
,.i IS lhsir coausry.
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Meoirai

HUHES Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, an
" Consumption It ia only necessary tor ai,N one
troubled with these complaints to try one bottle OF
Strickiands AelHfUous Cough Baisam
10 convince them hait Ia the hest preparation ever
used. lt not only cures the above affections Of the
Throat and Lungs, but 1t cures Night sWeats aud
splitting OF Blood and IL an excellent garqe fer aDY
kind OF Sore Throat II is pleasant 10 tRte, and
sale medicine Tor infants. Price So CentH per bottle
For sale by druggists generally mi4
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action Of the House, and thereby places
itself on the Wade and Davis category of
those who charge usurpstion on the Pres
ident
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-12-27
We have received the following inquiry,
CAIRO, December 20. 1864

Editor of the Democrat; We listened 10 a
discussion few days ago between two noted
politicians upon the freedom OF slavery in
1t Domingo, aud it's results. As they disa-
greed almost in every particular, we could
place but little confidence in what either said.
Will you, Mr.. Editor give The true history Of
the matter, and obige
SUBSCRIBER.
The abolition fanatics Of the French Reyo.
luton in l79o-ss formed the II Ami des
Noirs' 10 Paris. II WAs composed of the in
hdels Of France, and led oo BY the blood
thirsty Able Gregoire. He proclaimed "Lib.
ertY, Fraternity and Equality" 10 white and
black. To prove his l0ve OF the negro, We
are told that he actually embraced a negro
woman in the CoRstituent Assembly, and who
called him "deAF brother" Daring this Do.
riod innocent white men Aud women were
sent TO the gulllotine in the name Of "Iiberty.
Fraternity and Equality" The National A..
sembly proclaimed 100000 savage negroes in
81 Domingo free, while there we're less than
$4,000 white people on lbS islAnd. The re-
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DIR. A. PAIGE.

THE ELECTRICIAN AND PHYsIoLoGIsT,
WILL remain at the Phillips Hcuse for the pur
wv pose OF treating diseases until January /, 1896
neoePuoh room NOS. de23d3
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WANrEn.-Carriage Blaeksmiths and Body-mak.
w ers. Piece work given to body makers Apply
to W. W. Phillips, Fourth street. de22diw
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BOYS' and YOUTHS CLOTHING.

Fer less s5aey thAn ssy other Clothing Hsuse In
pa ton. ssbeg leave 10 remand the public that we
stand IN ennection with large Wholesale Ooi king
hanufecttnng House In Cincinnati, which certainly
enables utO pye the ahsVS iRdhe sments
-, we are constantly receiving the latest styles Of
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Read the idiowing.
(TsStimOniat Of Ms. Sarah GofiJa

ALBANY, NEw YoaK.
diseased and my hair commenced to a out yery lns1
TRe disease spread nntl my scalp was one connIeta
sore lt became very nsnlnl; my rest at nIg nd was
6rokeni the burning aud itching sensation wGG unsup.
poHabei would apply remedy after remedy hui
only momentarN rel'tt coIsLlt,d seVei al phya.
disease with which my scolp affected wac a Salt
Rht um, and that H. &C., ,..t .oneht me read
your adyertisenlH, concluded to consult Won
You assured that you would eradicate the disease
and restore my hair which hRd become very thin
with that assurance placed myself IN youF hands
and the results are, have uxnrant head OF han;
my scalp s Dee tly WE'LL RLd my hair has ceased Ia
fall out. Respectfully yours,
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10 II fact acknowledged by all who have used the
Hair ksstorer, and their name IL Legion thai il IA
THE ONLY PREPARATION
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hair OF those who are bald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF. f,
The large and rapidly increasing sale oS Restorative
the strongest evidence OF the manifold bsneRs II ID
eoafsrring Hpon lItl ~ ~
THE HUMAN FAMILY. 1l 1l
The confidence Of the public has been obtained, and
they all unite in attestng to its merit and vast super
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consistent with the laws OF Nature 10 those who are
akspueal or nereduous' Will make bona ode oGrr,
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This wonderful remedy is sold by druggists gener-
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ENNz2H2Z2Z
AND
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| composition Of astringents, absorbepts stirnp
lants and earrninatves, which every physician ac
AnoHleuges Is the only preparation that will effect
permanent cure OF Diarfhes and Dyseters This Anti
SnoIerH mixture is now in use IN some OF tur army
@ P'ss WheTe IL gives the greatest satisfaction II
StIees and we will guarantee il be the best rome
uy,.,E ne world ior Dlafrhea and Dysentery
MT Weeds, Of CovingtoD, N.Y., will be most ham,
70 satlsiy any one as to the virtue of srick lands
Oholera Mixture; in fact we have great pumEer of
testimonials rom patients who have lie en- cared afteI
being pronouncediu in urabe by their physicans somr
aIter taxing only one bottle Of Sric Rands Anti Chol
terytry one bottle ynIS
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EVERYBoDY is being cured q this distress
II disease by the use OF
Dr.. StricklaRds PIE Remedy.

Read what those sny who have used It:
Mr.. Charles W. Land. am. OF Louisville, and Mr. g.
r. HeSarde. CincinDRh o both ere cured aitfr using
enc pot OF DR. StricklandH Pile Remedy They say
they have tried everything bnt could obiain no ebe
Out one Pot OF strickland's Pile Remedy effected
perfect cure after suffering for many years with ibe
worst kind Of Piles. They recommend eyery ons
who is suffering TO tryH
Ask for
Dr. StrickIdnds Pile Remedy.
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AZ the bullets sped on to their destination,
and pierced the bodies Of the unfortunate men, J.,
not groan was heard to escape from their
lips. They fell back like logs Of wood, and
hardly muscle was seen to quivsr, sxeep in
the case OF Billinssly. Hanrshan fell upon
his coffin, and remained there The two 9th.
ers fell first upon their cofins, and then rolled
of upoR the ground.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

Wteh is carefully selected and well made. Call and
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st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum,
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'iDIABETEs'

Is disease Of the stomach and liyer acting through
the kidneys, and is without doubt, the most obsn 81
human cOnstitntiop We have no space E for G discus @
ease is the conversion Of the starchy principle or
vegetable portion Of the foodr into sugar, which
stimulates the kidneys to an excessive secretion OF
water. Many persons suffer from this disease who
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during the day. and Obliged to get up from one to
fifteen or twenty times during the night! N notice
s taken Of it until their attention Is called e ne
advanced as to be beyond the control Of ordinary
remedies. Another symptom is the great thirst,
which, when the disease is fully established. s in
toerable-tAe patient drinks constantly ufthotf o.
ing sdsfed; also dryness Of the mouth, cracking Of
the lips sweet breath, in the more advances cases.
and finally loss Of appetite, emaciation, and the pa
tient gradually sinks from exhaustion. ~: n..,cr.
CONSTITUTION WATER is, without doubt, the only
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confidence that it is specific as we have that opium
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stone i'm the Bladder, Calculus, Grave
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Lorla Ellen Hammel by Court Of Common
Ezekiel Compton, her guardian, Pleas Of Frsnlfin
wSii.m p. Haavl1s!t d. IL iSqsi psStiitIcn. Sai =
TN PURsUAHCEsO OF Ian ORDER OF
public auction. 81 the doorof the Court House. in
the city of Columbus.o on ITA1 o. sdi q
Saturday, the 2Sd day of July, A. d: 1854.
ata abaSsl i, N. the fSIIo~ing described real 'es-
tate. stpaIe jim Jeespp township. EFanklip counts,
IS MN 90 IN the second quarter Of
The first township, in the sixteenth range Of the
United States military tract, in the State Of Ohio
oO2,sla,EsSSs easSstd Sss asss sssss z QaA DAlh
TERMS Of SALE-One- third Of the purchase mo-
new paid ON the day Of sale, one-thrd in one year.
gage "a pfenaises 70 secure deferred payments, !,
,.e Tsrr w, s1;aaAM u sl.D,I p2NlSAM, Ss,,St,
Printers fees, $500.
tuncQQ-dItGWt
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Times for Holding the Superior
Court Of Franklin County, Ohio,
for ahe wears Is6A=a60. -
TIE STArnr or 0H1o,l

THF sTATE eg Ono, IS. prr}
IT'S. SHEPARD. Clerk Of the Superior Court
i q Of Franklin county, do hereby certify that the
following order is truly taken and copied fromths
aItisby the Court hereby ordered that thetern Qf
this Court for the ensuing year. are fixed and shall
be held as follows. that is to say: '.4a 2oi 4;
bsli9On the 18th day Of July. A. D, 1861 80
aoiEt Onthe 6th day of September. "A. ID. 1854; y.
fszs 0nthe 4tb day Of October, A. ID, 1854; 81 !.
tssssQn The 6ths day idf December, A; y: 1854;
On the 9th day of January, A. D. 1866;
ga E0SShe 18th day,d March, A. ID. 1856
On the 10th day Of April A, D. 1856 ssst
.bn3 On the e9th day Of May. A. ID. lse5. ksigssJe
fsf further ordered, that issues Of fact for jury
alf only be tried at the October January and April
Terms aforesaid and the Clerk is hereby directed not
ofhtf terms Aforesaid. "a 20 ss .f, Iiqt sjgI z g
rfs- y, Witness my hand and tho seal Of said
le(nng,. Court at Columbus, this slstday Of June.
bs.~S--S' - - - : T. s., SBEPARD,q
iaisgs ! =. Clerk Superior Court Of franklin Go.
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