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Suspended Operations.
Owing to the fact that workmen
are engaged in retitting the room, Mr.
E. S. Kimber, Jeweler. will suspend
operations for about ten days. AT
the end of that time he will reopen
with a large assortment of Jewelry,
Watches, &c. His many customers
will take notice.
Never buy your Clothing until you
Look through our stock and get post
ed in prices.
"OLD WHITE CORNER"
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR an the purposes of Laxative

1 AL the n.1rDCH6S OF ItaIqEv9
I M.<,;.;v.
p.-h.,. -, o,., .,..,; .
- =; ~ ; ~ o. .lI IS.s W
.s cnie y ~ 10, u.ie i,s Saiiy re- g
quirsu py eeeryDous ..ss IS
~ acatharuo' iarI ~" no, ,,,';.sssN'i n-s eser
any 1eloIe 80 UNIV eIsal- az
E adoptet Liieo use, nt
cvefycoun'iy any ~. =. aiilons a,S
kA->@ al CASE, az ..l1l ulls lilld
hlH8~ but encient PurgauVe
PHt. Inc opNious ret-
son Is tn3t " IS q nloteI e Ie-
. haDie anu Ett more . e.ec- %
E. fnai resneay S tIisn hy my
onler. Ino,e VINO i hdso
tired II, know that if cured thein tnose vno 70 nave
not Know tnal cures tneI neis1.oois nr .aiss.
anu an Know snat wnas IL noes once ~ uOcs .LN
thar n never lalis tnrougn any iaui. OF toA
ITS composinon we nave thousands upon tnou-
sands OF ceruncates OF tner rrenarkaoie cure OF o
following complaints, but sucn cures are knoMn u
every noifhborhood, and We need not puDnSh the'n-
Adaeffd 70 all ages and conditions IN all clinate7
containing neither calonei or any deieteriouS dru,
they may be taken with safety BY anybody. Inelr
sugar coating preserves theu ever fresh and makes
them pleasant TO take while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity:
They operate by their powerful influence ON the
internal vscera TO purify tne pood ana is
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of tho
Sy scrrsssns' Wherever they exist such ersnse-
s1ts As are The rst origin OF Is s wrsnDer ON
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L0OKAT0UR,STOCK.
BARNEY, SNYDER 8 Co.
Common Pleas Court

Common Pleas G0urC
Convened last Tuesday, Judge
Mott presiding. There appears to
be but little business doings and the
attendance is rather slim.
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F. u. L. Society.

F. U. L. Society.
The F. U. L. Society will hold
their next regular meeting at Colum-
bia Hall, Wednesday evening, April
IA. The public are cordially invited
to attend. Free to every body. The
Eoll..r;,r Ia Tho rronranna.
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For Rent.

For Kent. t r.-r "a
Two Rooms over Davis & Green's
Grocery, well adapted for offices.
Apply soon to ISAAC DAVIS.
no 32-tf
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A $50 Golden Rule cook stove, No.
9, for $50 at j. Cromley,s. 2stf
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For Sale.
Desirable residence for sale cheap,
for ready pay, if inquired for soon.
Inquire at this Office. [47t2.
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Combined Reaper zMoWer.
w M. VANCE, Agent,
FINDLA Y,O.,

WIZ now take orders for these well known
w Reaper and Mowers and ThrshinV Ma
cninee. Iney manufacture Separators of six
nave been In use over twenty years and have
gained world wide reputation for their sure
riority.
These Sepsrators are from to 10 horse DOW
er, and include improvements which can NOT
be producd by any other establishment in the
city. Among the many new inlprovemenfs
lately introduced, we would call attention to
the Do'sbie Fan, Rsrolrfag ord Vibrating Shoe
be raised or lowered at pleasure, so as to adjust
the machine for threshing grains of all kinds
ana conditions, clean, without cutting: Sell
ngs, 7hree-hitch Gear and Pfrok CylinelsT These,
improvements belong exclusively TO this ma
chine, and combine points of utility. that
a good machine = %
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Boarders.'

For the cheapest and best Stove
go to j. Cromley's. no2Stf =
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TRUSTEES.
TREASURER.

RepubIicdl. Democrat.
Isaac Overhultzer 70 Joseph Bushong ~
Eli Keiln 90 a. Buckingham y
James Carothers 81 G. j. Craus 4
TREASURER.
Lewis Thomas 81 A Slower q
CLERK.
John Haley 81 VI. Gillespie Il
ASSESSOR
William Cole 81 j. Robinson 81
CONsTABLES.
Samuel Critics 81 A. Fulk .,
John Alspach S. Il. ]. Wise Is
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
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THE JUNIOR,

or smali-sized machine, is essentially the same
as the large machine, exaept in Size
FS These machines have taken the FIRST
Premiums at almost every State or County
air al which they have been exhibited
EHr Orders may be left at the Hardware store
OF A. * B. +. kimmons * Co. were any infor-
machines.
Farmers viii do well to examine these ms
chimes before purchasing, as We chaIlange the
most searching Investigation of their merits
no - "
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Our Clothing Room is now fitted
up with New Clothing for the Spring
trade. Everything Cheap is the
order of the day at
"OLD WHITE CoRNER."
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Baking Powders.
An excellent article at w. L.
Davis IL Co.'s. We know whereof
We speak. We have tried them.

NeW oprIuS SIOUX. -
A new ard selected Stock of Mil
linery Goods, consisting of Bonnets,
Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks, &c.,
&C., has just been opened at Hender.
son d Connell's. Miss l.. Conner,
having charge of the stock, would be
very happy to see her numerous
friends and customers, and equip
them with q Few Bonnet or Hat.
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A Stubborn Fact.
John Adams IL Bro. are manufac-
turing the best and cheapest lot OF
Tinware in Northwestern OHIO. Ii
YOU doubt it, call and see them.
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CLUIHES w RINlIER
WITH OR WITHOUT
COG w III Z ELS!
FOR SALEBT
Davidson & Martin.

TIE Monitor Extra
rs the first and only Clothes Wringer ever
L constructed 80 as 10 work effectually with
Cog Wheels and self-adjusiing Rubber springs
combined, and Al the S;tme time keep the cogs
IN gear and rollers level AT both ends.
With the old style of COg-Wheel Cloth e
wringeTS IL is necessary, in order 10 Keep the
cugs in gear, to pin down one end of the upper
roller. This pinning down prevents the roll
lcrs from separating and adjusting to different
thicknesSes of articles being wrung, and when
Wringing heavy articles causes the wringer to
turn very hard not only wringing the articles
very uneveniy. but straining the rollers much
more M one end than at the other.
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Mems, Boys aud Youths Cloth.
ing, latest Styles and latest Prices
at "OLD WHITE CORNER
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following is the programme:
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SEIBERLING DROPPER,
Is THE MOST COMPLETE
REAPER 5. MOWER

In the market, combining lightness Of dran,
convenience Of handling, simplicity Oi con-
and
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IN the latest style and Ut prices that will give
satisfaction. tall and see Us Defora purchasing
elsewhere, as VIC will make II to your adyan-
tage to do 50. mo 46 I'm
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Findlay Union School Report for the
Week ending April 2, 1859:

Iotoi -fr. Ddi. -fftend'ce
Boys Per 81. 81 -incadoc
Gi''ts Per Ct. II -4neH,rcc
Total Pr. .ef.oT .ttfeo,fcc
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Perhaps no one metli-
cine is so universally re-
quired by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
" adopted into use, In
every country and among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PaI. The obvious rea-
son is, that il is a more re-
liable and far more efec-
tual remedy than any
L
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
.CPEClAL NOTICE,
cHAs. waTtRs,

HAMILTON EASTER. cHAs. WATERS.
CHAs. Z. EASTER
HAMILTON EASTER / SONS
Invite attention to their present large an
varied wholesale and retail stotk of Dry Goods,
to which additions will be made By almost
every Steamer. Having buyer constantly in
Europe, and selecting also from Auctions an.
other best sources IL. this Country, there Is no
house in the United States with better faeiltie,
in purchasing, and but few that Retail Goods
buy as We do direct from the best European
Manufacturers.
We aim TO keep on hand Goods adopted to all
wants, from the lowest priced 10 the most costly:
and whilst constantly endeayorng to secure
new and fashionable fabrics, We are equally ana-
ious to supply the wants of those desiring cheap
durable articles, aiming only 10 sell such goods
rs We believe will prove satisfactory TO pur.
chasers.
In succeeding the former firm Of Hamilton
Faster 4 Co., our senior partener has resumed
the active management aud personal supervision
Of the business.
Selling for "CASH ONLY we are enabled
TO put our goods at quite moderate profits; and
this with regular Fixed price, from which no
deviation is made jns,i6rs those not familiar
with their value to buy from US With entire
confidence.
Retail stock on first floors oflos, 2ol and .o3
Baltimore Street.
Wholesale rooms in the Upper Stories.
All orders by letter must be addressed to the
firm, when they will receive the promp, Der.
sonal attention Of one of the principals.
mrl6-ly
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r lPPISCOTT'S MAGAZINE.
L. PROSPECTUS For 1850

~
The third volume and secapd year OF Lippin.
colts Magazine of Literature, Science and Ed.
ucalion commences withtlc January number,
1869, and thepubishers intend that il shall b
still more valuable, attractive and entertaining.
The publishers, encouraged by their great
success, have made liberal arrangements for
the future. Their object will continue 10 be 10
present monthly magazine of the highest
class, thoroughly national in its tone and
treating The questions Of tic day in plilosop,.
ical and sla,csmanlike manner. Each number
vii! contain large proportion Of ligh: reading
together with articles Of nicrc thoughtful
class.
The JnDDary number will contain the open.
ing chapters Of brilliant and original novel,
written expressly for this magazine. entitled
BEYOND THE BREAKERS
n story Of the present day. Short original
tales, and skcches by the hes. authors, will
appear in each number, together with sketches
Of travel, history, and biography essays;
papers Of wit and humor; articles on popular
science, finance and education, and miscellany.
Our monthly gossip and literature oftlie day
will ndd variety and interest 10 each number.
Now is the time 10 sui scribe.
TEEMS-YeaTly subscription 81. Single
number 80 cents. Club IN ts-two copies for
81; copies Sic {; 10 copies $50. ~
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EcLEcTlc MEDICAL COLLEGE q

TCLEcTlC MEDICAL COLLEGE or
~ PENNSYLVANIA. -!
This College holds three session each year:-
Theiirsi session commences October sth., and
continues until the end of January the second
session commences February lst., and continues
until the beginning Of May the third session
continues throughout the summer months.
y has an able corps Of twelve Poicssors. and
every Department Of Med Inc and S urrcry-
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Every facility in the why Of illustrations.
morbid specimens, hcrLarii,in, chemical and
philosophical apparatus, microscopes, instru-
mcns OF the latest invention for physical cxnmi.,
nation and diagnosis will lie provided. u
Splendid Hospital and Clinical Instruction arc
afforded: free tickets 10 all c.r CITY llospi,als
arc provided: ~ :,
Perpetual Scholarships arc sold for $50. 4
Sent for circular. !.
The Eclectic Medical Journal of penpsvlv,n;,
published monthly, contains 4s pages oforieinni
matter. Price 81 per annum. The largest.
finest, and most progressive Medical Journal IN
the United States. Splendid induce,ne,ii,r
to getter up of Clubs. beautiful premium en-
cravings, valued at So, given 10 every sub.
scrbcr Specimen copy sent free on applications
Address JOHN BUCKlIANAN. =,
227 North Twelfth Street Pl,iladelphia
ia. AprilG.1y. :
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stood man, masked, and holding in his
hand large poniard
Itricd to cry out, but my voice failed
me. The next instant was rudely seiz-
ed by the throat, and hoarsu voice
Missed in my ear:
Zone word, and you die"
l was frantic with fear, l clenched
my pistol, levelcd, and fred, His hold
relaxed, he staggered, and fell. ! tore
the mask from his face. A fash Of light
ming revealed the features Of Eugene St..
Claire. The clock tollad one.
My story is told. l feel relieved of q
heavy burden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams are dead, and
OCCUPY the old stone farmhouse. There,
near the grave of Eugene, pass my
days. He tried to rob the rich Anna
D'Haven, to marry the poor Anna How
ard. 1t was his mistakenly folly.
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4
Lately much mproved-and the new
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRlNGER,
improved with Rowell's Patent Double Cog
wheels, and the Patent Stop. are now unques'
,ionablv far superior to any apparatus for wash
ING clothes ever invented and will save their
cost twice year, by saving labor and clothes
Those who have used them give testimony rs
follows:
"Wc like our machines much. Could not
I've persuaded to do without il, and with the aid
Of DOty, We feel that We are masters OF the po'
si,ion. "-[Rev. Bishop Scott, NJ. i. Church
g 1t is worth one dollar week in any la'n'-
~ New York tribune.
Sin the Laundry ef my house there's a per-
pe,ual thanksgiving on Mondaysfor the inyen-
ton of your excellent wringer. Hey. Iheo-
pore l.. Cuylcr. =,
every week has given It stronger. hold
upon the affections Of the inmates Of tue Laun-
Dry New York Observer.
~ heartily commend It TO economists OF Time,
money and con,entmcnt'-lsev. Or. Bellows.
''fhcy save tllree:four.hs Of the labor and
time and pay for Themselves both in money ana
conlcnimcni. New Orleans Picayune.
'Friend Doty-Your last Improvement Of
your Washing machine is complete success.
assure you 1our Machine, aftera years use Is
though, more Of to-day than ever, and would
not be parted with under any circumstances. -
PRICES.
Send the retail price, Washer SIS, extra
Wringcr $40, and we will forward either or both
machines free of freight, to places where no one
is selling; and so sure are We they VIII he liked,
that we agree to refund the money if my ono
wishes to return the machines free OF freight,
after months trial according to directions.
Cnnvasscrs with exclusive right Of sale make
money fas; by selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal
discounts are made.
II. c. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
jly20-ly 3? Cortlaadt ST., New York.
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Sole Agent for Levi, county.


VIE SUuIHERN hENlE
The Southcra Review was established III
1867, with view Of providing ii fitting organ
for the thinking men Of the country, aud III the
desire 10 furnish for The South literary period
icai Of the higher class; both which The editors
conceived to be needed Mt The time.
Our success thus far convincts that We have
met real want aud affords the additional
qualification Ufl,eleyihg that We have met 1t In
satisfactory tanner. Our pages have been
filled by contributions from the most brilliant
writers and accomplished scholars In the
country, and our subscribers and the press
have been Lavish Of encouragement and praise
The Southern Review is published quirtrly
on III first days Of JANUARY, April, July and
October. Each number contains $50 large or-
taro pages, handsomely printed On heavy
paper The subscription price Is S. per annuni.
Contributions arc invited from all parts Of the
coiinry. A. T. lil.EDSOE,
W. II. BROWNE,
Eds. and Ti9i, 81. Paul st., 'litliiuorc.
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LOUD

Is the praise in the mouths orcverybody in ia
ror of Robaek's Stomach l,tlers Blood FILLS
aud Blood Purifier.
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as A PREVENTIVE

Against Malaria Fever and Aguc and all bis
eases, arising ftnn torpid state Of The Liver,
there is no medicine so highly recommended ii,
I.oback' Stomach Ditters.
+. n. Chalfnt.
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GRATIFYING

To know that II reliable remedy is within the
reach Of everybody for the radical cure of Dys.
pepsia or Indigestion. Such Il remedy is Ro-
backs Stomach Bittprs. Sold by all druggists.
FM CilALFANT
Sole Agent for Lew county.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

In taking charge of The DEMOCRAT, it
becomes US to lay before our readers a
summary Of the principles by which We
expect to be guided in conducting it,
As our friends are aware, We are Dem
ocrat, and the paper will, as far as our
ability extends, be the advocate of those
principles upon which we consider the per-
petuily and welfare Of our government
depend.
In advocating our principles, we shall
endcayor to do so in manner that will
be creditable alike to ourselves and the
cause We represent. We shall indulge in
no personalities, nor abuse any for their
belicf-but believing in soft words and
hard arguments, that the cause for which We
labor needs nothing but clear exposition
to render it triumphant, we shall en-
lcavor to present the great principles
of Democracy which uuderlie the Foun-
dations Of our government. in such a
manner as shall carry conviction to the
minds of the sober, thinking men Of the
country.
We shall have no policy but PRINCIPLE !!
and we shall adhere to it through all the
changes which the future may bring us
Believing that the cause Of Democracy is
the cause Of civil government, re shall
advocate that policy in the administration
Of our National affairs, which shall tend
to restore our government to its pristine
purity-bring back to us an era Of good
feeling between all sections aud peoples,
lessen the burdens Of the laboring poor,
and make us again free, united and a
happy people!
In our State government, we shall de-
mand a reduction Of the countless hoard
Of officers who are eating out the sub
stance Of The people, wise, statesman
like policy in relation 10 immigration and
internal improvements cessation Of all
proscriptive and class Legislation which
tend only to keep up u feeling Of bitter
ness and hatred between our citizens, and
an economic expenditure Of the public
funds.
Our best energies shall be used for the
improvement and development Of our State
and County, and in speaking Of our local
affairs, We shall do SO independently and
boldly!
We shall endcavor to make the paper a
welcome visitor 10 every household in The
State. Each issue will contain matters Of
interest to all classes politician the
farmer-the observation-disclosures and tie
ladies.
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