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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-17
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The following is AM extract
from MAcK's Washington letter
to the Cincinnati Enquirer, i of
March LIST: rs ~ n'
If anybody doubts the assertion
1 made in asorecent letter, that
Ione of the worst evils of the war
WAS the ineurable corruption of
1.-THE politicts of the country, let
him reflect that it has taken a
lcommittee { of Congress tW o
months, and a report that will
make a large yolume,dtO prove
THAT the President of the United
States was not concerned .inaa
foul conspiracy to ruin the bnsi-
ness men of the country for his
own private gain. 1.-The commit
tee has concluded its labors.244
Every line in the report shows
the object TO have been neither
more nor less than to establish
the Observation-Disclosures. IioA
celebrated Irish Judge once
charged in a treason casein1fa
vor of the prisoner, on the
ground that there must be Some
donht of his guilt, inasmuehias
it had taken a two days speech
from the learned
prosecution to establish it.. By
parity of reasoning, there mus
be some doubt of Grants inno-
cence, since it has taken a vol
ume of fouriehundred pages t.
prove it. But whether guilty Oh
innocent, the mere faetdof the in
vestigation had to be made ir
response to an irresistible popu-
lar demand, is a sad sign of the
times. And while one commits
tee is5put to its wits end to cleal
the President ola hideous crime
another is at,ework on the cor
Ilrupl practices oF members of tn,
House in the sale of aIcadetships
and the material for half a dozer
more Investigations, tho result o
which would throw both tn,
Presidents gold speculation ant
the petty briberyo of the member
rentirely in the shade, is within
1.-THE knowledge of every we'll in
formed man in Washington
Why has there been no investi
,lgationdaof Interchange brough.
lin the public prints against Sen
tator Harlan? Nobody doubt
his guilt who ia willing to be
.I1lieve human testimony. VIII!
'not investigate the fraudulen
Ilpractiees connected with the Pa
1ei6c Railroad, and the other gi
ant swindles by which member
and Senators have enriched
themselves at, the public expense
within the past ten years? Th'
object of this cadet investigation
is quite apparent. 1t is to make
a pretense of virtue under which
to be able to continue the wors'
corruptions of the past. The at.
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LOOK
Here.
or N OF The
VILLAGE OF EATON.

GEALED bids will be received by the
- undersignej, al the Mayors Office,
in Eaton, unTl Saturday, February 18th,
1870, at l o'clock, p. NJ, fer the sale OF
the following BONDS of the Ineorporat.
ed Village of Eaten, Preble County,
Ohio, to- wit no iisA ~. lL
NINETEEN BoNBSfor the sum Of
$4,000 each. due Augu:t LIST, 1871, with
z per cent, interest from date, he inter
est to be paid annually.
TWENTY TWO BONDS for the sum
of 500 90 each, due August LIST, 1872,
with q per cent interest from date, the
interest to be paid aGnualy.9iso hlsl
TWENTY-FIVE BOHDSfor the sum
of Sl0U,o0- each, due August list, 1873,
withe7 per cent interest from date, the
linteFestto be- poid annually. anoiIibbE
TWENTY-THREE BONDS forsthe
sum $4,000 EACH due August LIST, 1874
with z per ceut: interest from date, the
interest to be paid annually.
TWENTY-FOUR BONDS for the
sum of $4,000 each, due August LIST
llS75, with z pc cen. interest from date
No bid will be accepted for less thar
the par value ofthe Bond, and the money
will be required on delivery of the Bond
to the purchaser. For the faithful pay
ment of these Bonds and interest tn,
faith of the Village is irrevoeablY pledg
ed. ytoE eaeIs4. trU go 81 I
b. G. h. EpsoE,
]. H. Zoos, Building Com
He VAsAVsDAL.-E
Feb. 3, 1870=w2prf $500,
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MANHOOD.

Sent free in a sealed envelope my val
liable lecture on the Errors of Youth de-
signed as a warming and caution to young
men with rules and prescriptions for the
cure of weakness and lost manhood, by
one who has been permanently cured.
Send stand and address
EDGAR TREMAINE,
Broadway, opposite Astor Place, N. Y.
Il mos3l
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Notice to Builders.

CEALED proposals will be received
Onntil the End day OF April, A. D
1910, at II NJ. for the purpose of build
ing a School House, in Sub-District No
10. in Washington township, sPreblt
county. Ohio. For Specifications, cal
on B. F. Larsh, township Clerk, in Ea
ton, where bids will be received up tt
that time. The Board reserves all RICH
to reject any or all bids rot deemed rea
sonable. n ~-lusrnl- r5 si
By order Of the Board of
LOCAL DIRECTORS.
John K,sfing, Clerk.
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AGENTS n for opr
ANUgRMeKO0k

BY Dr. Napheys, Chief of Clinic of JEFF
|ferson Medical Cel!egeitnP hlladeIphia-
A new and frst-eldss work. Sells AT
sight to almost every oma AMI every
married mau. N tkfng else hail so sala-
BILE now out. Our rgents are coming
money. and doing a good work besides.
Send for terms, and testimonials from
Surg. General Hammond, Henry War
Beeeher, and hosts of other ~physici1.ns
and clergymen, Address, E. HANNA.
FORD & CO., T ublishers of FIBsT CLASS
Subscription Books, LII West Fourth
Street, Cincinnati nj - (marI7, '70-w4
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LOVE AND MATRIM0NY.

How to marry. who to marry, and
when to marry, The affections may be
gained by following simple rules, and all
may marry happily without regard to
wealth, age, or beauty. /. Send stamp and
address Ui
Mad. LUCILLE DEMARRE,
CFeb IL, '70-m3] Station d, N. Y.
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New York Spring elections.

The town and city elections IN
the State of New York continue
to wear a very favorable appear
ance for the Democracy of that
State. The Detroit Free Press,
which better than any other pa
per, keeps the run Of these con
tests, says, that on Tuesday the
elections occurred in the towns
of many of the counties, and in
the cities of Utica, Troy, An.
burn, Oswego, Elmira, Newburg,
Rome and Poughkeepsie: ar
In Elmira the2 Democrats cleo
ted their candidate, for mayor BY
a majority of 3O8,i and six of the
ten codncilmen. ga Democratic
gain of SO as compared with
1868. - =. '4sil
Anburn probably elects a Dem
ocratic mayor,laor if defeated, It
is by a very small majority
Radical majority 584 ip186s. : T.,
In Newburg9ithe Democrats
gain a complete victory, electibg
their mayor by a majority OF
200. Radical majority in 1868,
215. This is the first response
to the election of Greene from
his seat inl Congress- and the as.
signment Of Van SWYck to his
place. sIgLni yB1sa ssW lsu;ior
In Rome there was virtually
no eontesty the Democrats carry,
ing everything, tneir mayor by
S94 majority: This was the frs
electionlunder a city charter: , s
In Poughkeepsie the Radicals
elect their mayor by. 450, which
is Radical gainif n. gss5 5a
I'm 9HOswego the Democrats
elect their mayor by a majority
of 3eoso Radical majority in i68
llzASt@ 1aG oh E541J 18E1 TlgIbIlt
zodn Iaia.iio 80 1gs dso does
In Utica the Democrats efeci
their mayor bysa majority -of26
The baIaEee the ticket has al
average majority Of 590.ar .ss
aaIno Troy the Radicals have
gained a victory, from som,
cause. They have elected theil
mayor by IS majority 1t shoult
have been5D Democratic by 300.d
Seneca, Ontario county, elects
a Democratic supervisor. by /
majority of1oO. In 1868 it gave
a majority of 90. SD i 80 -, ~.
10 Victor, in the same county
elects a democratic Supervise
by SO majority. Radical in,,'6F'
by 40.osass yrL al 20 7,t, er..e,a,a
The village of Ithaca elects
Democratic Board, of Trustees
Radical majority in 1858, 10. u
To these returns we may adj
the browning victory-the Dem
ocrats have elected their mayor
in Burlington, Vermont, for tn
FIRST time since the city had a.
existence ai ,taiblos g Iig9hsHm
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O 5 AGENTS WANTEDffo the 3


BY Hon. F. Chamberlin, late law partner
Chief Justice of Massachusetts,
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ne to all classes, its splendid recommen-
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.NAFORD & CO, Publishers, Ia, West
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March II, lS7O-4t.
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AGENTS WANTED for Il NeonH
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qdnatntstrat0ras N'Otice.

Notice is hereby given, that ths UNI
dersigned has this day. been duly APP
pointed as. Administrators of the Estate
of Adam House. late of Preble county,
Ohio, deceased. JOHN HOUSE.
s.a i z1o~ PHILIP HOUSE,
J. 81. Zoos. Attorney. 100
Mar. II. 1870, w3 prt 81 rs. 4ast
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-17
GENUINE IMPORTED
OATS.

49,
SAMPLES SENTFREE no FAM
rGz ERS.
NROM loo to 40 bushels grown to
IL the acre. Weighs from 40 TO As
pounds to the bushel. Ian ds.y-i
This Oats has been grown on every va
|rIety of soil, and in every State of the
Union, with the most perfect snccessI
The grain is Uery large, plump and
handsome. has a remarkable thin hNsk,
and ripens earlier than the common va
rieties, 1ia A 20 iSd- f--t
The straw is bright. clear, stout, and
not liable to lodge, is perfectly clear If
rust; and grows from A to 5 feet high
We have both the White and Black
Norway both the same price and equal
~ productive.
We VIII Send one gaGrt of the above
Oats 70, any address post paid for, $500
Two quarts. post paid..-.... 200
One peck sent BY express or freight 800
Half bushel. 20 pounds....,..... 600
One bushel, 40 pouuds.,..t s......l 10 90
CAUTION, pa Ne wish it distinct
ly understood that this is not light
oats, weighing % to 80 Tbs. raised is New
England and sold under the. name of
Norway, but imported Seed, every bush
ell guaranteed to weigh 40 lbs, or the
money refunded -ti9d TO d
Samples of both kinds sent free for a
three cent stamp Also Circulars and
Testimonials
Address all orders
DO M
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-17

St1mutQnt are
required. They
restore the uitdl
forces an q re-
degree,
and give tone 10
the system.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-17

no WARD SANITARY AID
bits Association, 5I
For the Relief and euro of he Erring
and Unfortunate, oh Principles Of
Christian Philanthropy! a
Essays on the Errors of Youth
ard the FolIies oH Age, IN relation to
Marriage aud Social Evils. with s%nnitasy
aid for afflicted. Sent free, IN eeal-
ed Envelopes. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P. Philadelphia,
Pa. 90 feb10I8, 0-yrl
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aRECEIYER,S SALT1H

AMH q. |L"N LN .MNH.NI|HIL I'd.
'iArthur sByrnr. Den us = noidDq
.DY Eirtne or an order of sale ~ me
ID directed BIZ the Court Of ron
Pleas Of RFebIe county h abeys Atsd
door of the IonFi House in EatsP ION
-Oh Saturday, March 5th, 1870,
az / O'clock p m ofAaid DAY, tha ,fSnow
ing Neal Estate, Situate in che ftoEp OF
Gettysburg, Prebir county, Ohio, and
and . ling slot AnmbeF W ~ said town of
Gettysburg. being a rods In front and 8
rods back, containing y2-squate- rods.
DJferw s ofSale CASH. ~ y 5dI 81
Appraised a 49, % seiigN nsm
DANIEL w. HARSHMkS.
= ~ 80. DAan1
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RUBACK'

called are merely Dtshliodsty stuff,
sold as a beverage. DR.. RObdcPs
Biaers are not a beverdge an any
sense Of tie ,cord, bit contain Tie
most ezpcnsiUe drugs knoaUn TO
science for the radical cure Of
INDICATION and Dyspepsia, and
for all cases soheTe a tonic and
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-03-17

cAsPBELL 4 ,GuNoRE, Attorneys
, FebFasry 1870. va Pr sOnoi
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-06-11
ct. aaal, Metnmefota, gamRa8, SEN III. Snni 1870.

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Mmslanbii@e Ma9ridtem.

8erliu. - ueber ben ,,eueiten 8ez
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rinsil6en acknowledgements M. IL.
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allen lbeilen res2anres baben fi9 an<
eemelpet uno bieten bur9 ibre Yrobuete
Elm imponircnbes Bilo te6 @ewerbsz
Reiees, lo,pie BET pamit perbunrenen
Grfnpunsssabe unit &unft I'M S@wa>
benlance.
MMS 8aben f9reibt man: vMit
welder 69onun9 bic &eeierurs bas
Stiftunesseles in 8cu3us gu itben &C.
fpnnen 1T, beseu9en fclsenbeTb Tbatia9tn.
Dem fatbolii9en Sberfiftunesratb
finb bereits bte betrefenpenGpnbs, tbeil<
tpeile mtttelS @enoarmen, >pe9senomz
men tpprben, &p1brenb ben, prctef eftanti>
19en Sberfir9enratb bic ieinteen 9r5ez
tentbeilS belaien ,porren finp. Sn
8ruMal bat man cine pom BiI9pf
@tYrum fir barmber3i9e 8rdber unb
S@wetern 9ema@te Stiftun9 fit cine
peltli9e erfldrt unp burd @enparmen
,pesnebmen laGen. 90 erflut 6err
Spllp lein Der &atnmer 9e9ebenes@ort:
Man tperbe BET ber MusIdeibune NIT
ber nbewdbrten @9onuns" oprseben."
Sn &arlSrube vfrifen" bic Bu6<
bruder S@miebe, S@reiner, @laler
unp S9uiter; NQe fprpern 20 prpsent
tnebr 9pbn.
Intern IS. W}ai i9reibt man fer
ner: Sn unlerem Muferfaate be9innt
per @eisen bes fir@enfeinbli9en u9i>
beraliSmus" lufia in bic Mfbren au
l9ieben. Sci ber Nbfimmune -iiber
lbteGrase: pbGonfeiicns< ooer 9eu,i19.
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fenlaser peridieb. Das Militairee<
ri@t fdute ttin Strafurtbeil 9esen 6r.
.. Wiomann, unb erR na9 sebnjdbri<
gem Yrpeelfren muroe enbli@ ben 6inz
terla0enen be8 @oncitorS cine cipileez
rt9tli@e Gnti9dotsun9 pon 5000 ST.
suerfannt. Sn Golee pieler Gntbllz
lun9en bat Der neue Miniiter Ter 2anz
cessertbeipi9un9 Zen 2ai1er un, feline
Gntlailun9 9ebeten unb 1T eieielte an
9et1pmmen &pproen.
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f9rieten uMan fam f6 ouber eem
2ance faum cine @pri iteuun9 MAIDEN
Don bemDrude, ,11ter benz mir i1ma9<
ten. 8et uns 1T balo MQes, &pas ebr>
lid if, in llnteru6une; beinabe in
allen @eri6t8be3irfen nerben &inber,
@eiber, @orifeber unp @eiitli9e unter~
fu9t unb serurtbeilt. Die S9ulealaz
mitdt 1T 9erabe3u cine mabreGolterbanf
fir Gltern, &inber Qebrer> unp@emein=
ben 9ewproen. 49,
Son allen Seiten mebren iib bic
8lagen liber bic G1onun9slpfefeit,
NIT pelder bic fpltbaren @ebirasmdl<
ber an bic @peculanten perfauft unb
Don otelen aus9erottet tperpen. Sebt
1T AUDI ba6 @al,fammereut nit 1einen
liebli@en @alpun8en an bic Neibe eez
fpmmen. GbenIo pirp aus 81bmen
beri9tet, pte arg in een rprti9enGerfen
9ebaust tperce.
g d ei3.
s}n ben erften Tasen bes Mcnats
Moi fanoen in Steler Gantpnen bic
ibliden @oblsn CUR Grneuerune ber
8eb6reen fatE bic ueiFen mad Dem
Syfem Der sebeimen Nbitimmung in
ben oemofratil9 l9en @antpnen aber nod
unter freiem 6immel an Sfentli9er
9anos8emeinoe nad ber @dt:r Sitte.
Seoeutenbe Nenperun9en famen nidt
Dor.
Der 8unbeSratb bat bic erRmaliee
Beratbun9 ter gorf9ld8e ;ur @epifon
Der Yunoesoerfaiun9 9ef9lol1en;
Die sreite war auf Gnpe Mai feFsez
iest.
Su Mppenseu q. 81. bat man nit
benz Bau per erlfen @tidereifa5rif Be-
epnnen. Bisber beru@te ber @obl=
itanp bes muntern Mppenseuerp5ltletns
bauptfddli6 auf ieinem Gr,perb bur@
6anoNtderei. j.,
SIM 8ooenlee ertranfen stpei Mdnz
ner ote son NorI9a@ aus einen
@u8fu9 auf einem aabn unternon,>
men. ...
Gin nod 9r5BereS l1n9liid Miro pie
beretts in pprt9er Nummer erwdbnt
aus 2u3ern pom 1. :. bert9tet; bic
Depe19e lautet: @elesentli6 elmer
Ser9nll9un99partte, tpel9e oretBt9 btS
pier3is peripne,, mad einen1 Der Seen
unternabnett ertranfen 9eltern 20 ba>
BON. Der @eiluns tbres Glbrers fol-
senb, seriudteu bic Iourifen auf. Elm
TlpB III fet9en> UNI BON bort bteSdSn@
better, Der 2anbi@aft beier 9enieben su
t5nnen. Das Glcb mar fiji pas fape<
re @epi@t ~ f&ma@ unb brad unter
ter 9ait ;uam>nen. ;3wan;is Wen<
ffhfff erfrdnfen her Mpf1 t1t1trhe NIT
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% 1i9t 81 aber (ebfn !

Der bic Yrdmte NOD er=
1perben ptQ, 1pQte nit Der
@in1enbun9 6eS Nbpnne>
mentSbetraoe8 ni&t ldnger
3Dqerr, inben1 bet Dprgerilf
tenn Sabreane 6antit auf9e<
r1umt >ptrb.