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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05
The Late Albert D. richardson.

An Illustrated panphlet written by the late
Albert d. Richardson, fcontaining a graphic and
interesting description OF the works ana wonder
fui machinery Of the National Watch company, at
Hlgin, III win be sent free OF charge to all who
win send their address Enclosing stamp TO Rod
din q Hamilton, manufacturing jewellers, and
special agents for the Elgin watches, No. 126 Lake
street, corner OF Clark, Chicago, III (
II you do not feel wen you send for q doctor, he
calls upon you, looks wise, scrawls some hero
glyphics upon q piece OF paper which you take TO
e drug store and there pay 50 cents to $1e0. besides
the doctors fee, for q remedy nine times out OF
ten not half 90 good as d.. MoEsE's INDIAN RosoI
Pills, which cost bat IS cents per box. Dc
You think the former the begt, because you paw the
most for TT II you do, we advise you 70 lse< fusi
as an experiment, the MoRsH's INDIAN Rc,o1
Pills. They are prepared from O. formula Hro
nouncedf by the most learned physicians Of oul
country to be the best and most universal of fam
fly medicines. The MoRsB's INDIAN ROoF Pm
cure Headache, Liver complaints, Indigestion
Dyspepsiag Female Irregularities, &c, and are pa
up both eugarcoated and plain Give them Q ida
Sold by al dealers- .
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05
Insect DestrOyIng AssOciatiOn.

ASSOCIATIONS of this kind are being
started in New Jersey with a view to
the more successful cultivation of apples,
pears, peaches, etc. The object ist0 adopt
a plan which viii work to clear orchards
~ofinjurious insects Of every kind It is
held that if every fruit-grower VII adopt
some established means to rid his orchards
of these insects, and sedulonsly and hon
estly attend % Il, fhe culture Of fruit will
be made a certainty andthe p~roftab1eness
oft will satisfythe reasonable demands
Of every one. It Is farther held that all
farmers and ~cultiYators of fruit win be
forced to come into the measure on the
principle of eelf interest; that is, they
must either destroy the insects or fail Of
Observation-Disclosures ISsg9ap1@
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05
Deficiency BfIIs.


The way appropriations are managed
in Washington is worthy o remembrance.
An estimate is made of the amount that
will be necessary to run q certain depart
ment. As it is desired to make q great
show of economy and retrenchment, the
sum is usually put at arfgure much below
what will be actually expended. This is
the intention, so that when the appropria-
ton bills are presented, they viii show q
smaller sum than in the previous year was
expended, if possible. Sometimes it is
difficult to do this and yet have money
enough to supply the Spectators On the
treasury. This was the point to which
Mr.. Dawes called attention, n showed
the proposed bills called for a sum
greater by nearly $~50,00o,00O, than was
expended by Johnson's administration
The appropriation bills made abad show
ing, and preparations and schemes are
now going on to cut them down 81 they
viii show better. There is little doubt
that this win bed0ne, and then we shah
hear again how economical the Radicals
sre. se174gfFq arfsBh4gEsg
But there is another kind of bills-a
kind of supplement, or dddsnda to the APP
preparation bills. These are the bills by
which the sums needed above those pro-
Vided for in the appropriation bills are
obtained, and are called the deficiency
bills, because they make up the defcien-
cies left by the desire to. make an econom-
ical showing in the appropriation bills.
Congress has lately been engaged in ma
nipulating the deficiency bAls1n he
present instances the deficiency bill counts
its millions.
The bill now before the House origf-
mated in the House, was passed and semitic
the Senate. That body amended it IN
several particulars, but chief among the
additions was an increase of ~appropria-
tions of $500, DOC. This rather aston
ished the members Of the House, they
holding that they knew of all the places
Senate had got the start of them, and had
found out where hat sum could be used
TO further the interests of the loyal party,
and the House concurred in most of the
appropriations.=Rs0Tia I1s Democrat. r
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

It is considerably over i've years since
the Southern armies surrendered, ana
Congress is still doing out ipardons in
separate bills to heifew, instead OF grant
ing general amnesty, as it might do On IS
the President might do, If he woulQ to
the many. What is done at all Is done
grudgingly, n with aeRpecia1 display OF
malice towards those who In misfaken
hour, took up arms agaihst the govern
ment. Even after untting q ballot and q
musket into the hands of every4 male
negro above twerlySonbs E0Fer 2b0sQ0g
white men-thousands Of them three or
four-score years old-are not permitted to
vote, even for a constableg ora road-mas-
ter. Where is that synse of manly
generosity which ought to- rise above
party and scorn injustice which Usually
governs men of real pafriDtism and true
refinement of charactet2&Men VINO pray
Heaven daily to pardon their own sins
and crimes, are not willing to do for q
white man what they have done for the
negro. Wendell Phillips appeared here
last week, and last night at Boston, ex-
horting the negro with all his heated elo-
quence never to forget the old master, or
those who opposed the mfngling of races
in the government of a great Republic.
And al this in he name ofSeAamighty
God"
We can forgive phillips for hatred,
malice and uncharitableness is his second
nature-buttor statesmen, Christians, and
American citizens, who look to thefuture,
add for all who pray God for mercy to
persist In these animositiesS is almost be
You'd human comprehension. Even the
negroes of the South, Left TO their own I'M
biased good nature, would grant amnesty
to the whites amongst them-but Con.
gress doles out it's pardons score by score
n one by one as 3 miser doles ont hiE
ducats. If e powerandde spotism were
made to appear contemplate, It is when,
more n a i've years after peace and com.
plete surrender, we see the two-fold injus'
tice of not only discriminating against
ones own blood and race, but rejoicing IL
the punishment which power can inhict
The negroes are everywhere JubilantoYel
freedom, while a quarter of a million OF
white people remainlpracticaly enslaved,
We yet expect to see even this bad Con
gress shamed by decent people into pass
ing a General Amnesty act-Ne0 Y0rl
Erpress, April 10. =
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

say. madam, that he has taken no other medicine "
This question was asked the other day IN relatlon %
then rapidly recovering nom . state of absolute pros
ssked by a friend Of the family OF the invalid'a
mother, Mrs. Herman. % Abingdon Square, New
me medicine referred TO was PLANTATION BTrTERs.
al 40 mean to saYft" replied Mrs.. K; had tried
fEentyS0ther remedies before, without the slighsest
benent; but we tried none aftsrWards.for tue Btters
pr The law hTerseif Is the authority FOR this ststsment;
and are f1rfher sfates her belief that the restorative
in ronestion Is the best tonic and inYigorator ever
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

THE LTTTLR CoRPoRAL FOR MAY comes
in good time. Fresh as the flowers and bright as
che spring time-fu1 of good things for the chill
dren and fnran who loEaehndFenz-Grea t improve
ments are promised In the already charming
magazine. One dollar q year. SEHEIL q MnLER,
Chicago. III. 1Tt-fa
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05
The Louisiana Conversational Election

THREE or four days ago, the Times pre-
sented the facts relating to the contested
showing that the Democrats carried each
OF the nv Congressional Districts in the
State by maiorities ranging from eight to
twelve Thousand.
The Republican party was in possession
of the State government, and had control
of the registration and. conduct of the
elections. 1t was, therefore, cut off from
lawfully conducted.
Such being the case the defeated eandi-
dates alleged that the negroes were in
Inundated, and thus kept Erom the polls.
This allegation, unsupported by proof
was sufficient warrant fora Republican
Congress to deny seats to the members
lawfully chosen, and holding certificates
of election.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05
RalnhaInrgn Han DTa.

This nlendid hair Dyefst the best in the World,
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, IN
stantanaoua. no disappoiutments no noiculous
tfnts; remedies the W-eGects Of bad eyes - nyig-
CRATES and leaves the Hair son and beeuttful black
and properly applisda at thu Wig Factory 16 Bond
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

ONE who.was gpowing blind cheerfuIly
said am going into the dark, but /
mean to see all / can before / get there"
shadow the present.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

EVERY SATURDAY for April 30 contains
four full-page engrayings, q donble-page nlustra-
ton Of sASprngi IN the Woodss- = and. In A supple
ment. a pictufe Of Fschter as Hamlet. = The Mys
terry of Edwin brood" win be continued In the
number for MayT, and the publishers Win fssue
during the year . series Of pictorial supplements,
representing many OF the principal characters and
scenes In Nh. Dickens novels. FnELDs, OsaooD y
Co., publishers, Boston, MaSs. "a
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05
Durno,s Catarrh snum

Strengthens Weak K-yes-ImproYes the Hearing,
RelieTes Headache, Promotes Expectoratton,
Cures Catarrh in its worst orme and eWeetens the
Breath. It contains no Tobacco, 10 mid, and pro-
NOTES q pleasant sensation and beneficial results TO
an VIII appreciate "a Clear Head}R4son every
where BY Druggists 1919
4n6 hs 104 William Ht,HeW York
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

rurzn is no excuse Of 30 many deaths by con.
sumption, If those af1fcted with lung diseases VIII
only use AILENss Luxe BAnsAM in season. It wU
soon cure the disease and prevent so great q sacd'
nee oF lie For sale by all druggists.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

Twenty ave cents WIN BUY . packet Of SEA NOS
minutes. win make gixteen quarts Of Blanc Mango.
Puddings, Cugtapds, &e~ &o. cAS
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05
4 Journal Of Transportation


Fornu Diseases Of M Lungs ana Reapirntory Or
Cans bchfncks Sawed Tonic for ITEprpaid and
laalgestion- schenefs handraks rnls for Liver Com
These popular remedies have nov been before ne
public nearly forty year, andn a. rlpufaiion hey have
stt.iRea render = naelese % pun Them. Thouneno1
We heye been banentecb ~ tbelr nee testify % Ter
may be sslsa By those &hosass not hmmar ran
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Tes ss.ss5 Z z sl9glse on. my esgn nslz Won
cures i1D formidable Disease erhrncT1 MnnIraEn
fHe ecton ne liver and ltomnci. nromoll1r hnnIrHV
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re nnhealthy aubsiauca1 named. prevent fbn DronIf
/ etk--uon q loo1, an1ae q natural Consequence create
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ID ecbenck.s Aiunnne. containing . fun treatise On
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KKNOsuA lcomblhs1 Walr Trsafme1t no
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

9eed0 and
Agricultural
Implements
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on receipt oI NlumD-
Our hrF1 Gu1nIoHuo o. A~nrIcuII1rnI rmuIu4
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volume Of scout 300 pnnrn containing nearly 90.
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send Q atr1npfo ~ and W. 0In cIt4qr wife Tuu Nhl
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05
r~see adv't headed TEXAS in this issue.

TIE BEsT AND ORIGINAL TONIC or m0H-
Phosphorus and CatisayA. known a. Fero-Pho9phaeed
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the blood me, phosphorus FenevB Waseeof TIE nerve
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to the digestive organs, thereby curing Dyspepsia In Ia
various rormn, Wakefulness, general debility, depression
OF spirit1; also, the best preventive against fever and
Eaene. One pint contains the virtues Of one ounce OF
eSIisaYh ana one teaspoonful . grain of iron and
uhosphoruh. Manufactured only by
HAZARD o suecessorBfo oASWHEL- AAW = Co
New York. Bold by DruRK1BtA- r-t p
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

PERKINS, STERN & Co.'S Pacific VINE Bit
ters are endorsed by the leading medical fra
ternity to be the best and purest in uses For
sale by all Druggists and Grocers.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05
ARrHuRs' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'FRONT.'

ARrHURs' PuBLIoATIoNs.@TheF Fronts
piece in the May number Of the Home Mdgozins Is
an engraving of a japanese Girl painting her lips.
The contents comprise: The Latest Fashion In
teIigence, with several plates and Illustrations /;
Music, ''Remember Ne - SEVERAL good stories;
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tains the usual quantity Of excellent reading for
the children, with several appropriate Illustrations.
S1-25 per year five copies, $500 ten copies and
one extra, 1000 Address as above.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

CoueHs N CoLDs-Those who are
suffering nom Coughs, Colds, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat &c, should try "BTOson's
Bronckid TF0ches,n a simple, remedy,
which is in almost every czse effectual.
The Troches have been tested by time,
and pronounced universally superior to all
other articles for the same purpose.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05
WATcHs BUYERS.
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

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GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS.
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

-A Newburyport sexton says: "Busi-'
ness is mighty dull here l haven't buried
q single living soul for over a week"
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

KKNOBuA ComblheI Wafr Trenfme1t No.
Wafop nn~n mnop.I.y, ufctro mcrW1ll4t11l
WIS. Bahd iof eisui2r
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05

ABoY, seventeen years old, in Lampe-
ter township, Pa, a few days ago deliber-
ately cut off his foot, and when asked why
he did it, replied that we are told if our
hand or our foot offend us, we should cut
it off. He had struck three blows, and,
picking up the foot, hurled lit some dis
lance from him. The mutilation proved
fatal.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-05-05
GET THE BEST SEED

ssThe Bse IL cheapest.2 Sew the BEsT
Seed of the BEST Variety ON tha BEsT
soil, and you VIII get the ana moss
Probable Crops and the BEsT prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-30
LEGAL NOTIOEs,

chaser thereof reserviug to said heirs Of Mrs Mar
tina Smith. viz: james Livingston; Charles Niyips.
ston, Martha Livingston. Mrs. Ben Smith. eliza
mond, Martha b. Hammord d. Mrs. lhornss Keaiua-
CHAN. b. ). Hammond, wife OF j. " Stokes. N. a,
james K. Garrett, William Garrett, Mary nm Gar
rett wife of w. a. Curl. children OF John ID Gar
of Oatett Garrett aud of John Garrett, Nancy Gar.
rett and Tnomas Keys, Pierre Gellurman, Joseph
other persons ali the rights in law the proceeds Of
the sale OF ssid property according to their rank
(Signedj A. DEB. HUGHES. Attorney.
On motion of A. Deb Hughes, attorney of f. e.
Norton assignee, and upon suggesting to the court
that he has fled IL this court the foregoing petit
tion. it is ordered that james Liv,ngs,on Jackson
nessee; Martha Livingston, Mrs Benlamin smith,
and hliza Livingston, Mrs Lynn; W. watson. both
Martha b. Hammond, Mrs. Thogas Kearnaghan,
e G Hammond, vile Of J: W. sokes. all q
James Hammond, W. q. Hammond, james r.
Garrett. William Garrett. all Of Edgstield Dis:
". A. Curl, Hamburg, South Carolina; children of
John Il. Garrett deceased, residence unknown'
rett ard John Garrett, Nancy Garrett and Thomas
Keys Pierre Gelurman admi nistrator Vermilnon-
vi Q. Louisiana; Joseph L. Jamson BayoR GUnis,
Co, New orleans; and all ether parties IN INTEREST,"
do show cause upon the fourteenth Gay on si sly.
A. D, 1870, at eleven o'clock A. before THIS
court why the said petition should not be granted,
and said property sold. as prayed for. and why az
incumbrances recorded against said property should
not be cancelled and ERASED. And it Is further or
dered that notice of this petition AID order be
served upon said James Livingston, Charles Lily
Eliza Livingston. Mrs Lynn. w.. Watson,
Charles Hammond Martina B. Hammond,
wife OF j. W. Stokes, W A Hammond,
James Hammond, w. q. Hammond, James K. Gar
rett, William Garrett. Mary Ann Garrett. wife Of
W a. Curl, children of John II. Garrett. deceased,
decendants of Elizabeth Garrett, of Catlett Gar
ratY md ,JOhu fT1rretC NaHcy Garrett Thomas
Keys, Pierre Geiurrpen admin isl rator, Joseph Il.
Jamison, C5um mings, Brown d Co., and all other
persons by serving cupy upon then, their agest
or attorney or by said E. Merton, assignee, pub
fishing copy of said petition and order three times
in the New Orleans Republican. newspaper
printed in New Orleans, tne last publication to be
made at least i've days before the day OF hearing
Signed April g. 1870.
A true copy:
CLERKS Office, New Orleans, April 6, lS7e.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Clerk,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-30

ITO THE HONORABLE E. Fl. DURELb, JUDGE
1 Of the DIS riot Court CT the United states Ior
the District of LoulsiGuaSiti ing ~ Ban Rr4ptcy:
the petition OF Z. Il. Norton, OF the city OF view
Or cans herein appearing as the assignee in nank-
ruptcy of the estate of Henry Caster, bankrupt,
respectfully represents-
That among the assets surrendered by the o2nE-
rupt and belonging the aforesaid estate N bank
rrtcv there is the following described real estate
situated in the State of Louisiana, IN the PARISH OF
Rchland. to wit: ,.,,,.. ;
iaus in the forks of Cypress Bayou and Big Creek.
containing three hundred and twenty acres more
or less, supposed by bankrupt TO Do IA township
NUN sixteen. north OF range EunOef seven EAST
in section number twelve thirteen, bounded on
tine north by land of j. w. Willis, on the south by
land OF J. Cazey, on the east by Big Creek and on
| the west by Cypress Bayou.
| mouth. kichland parish Louisiana, VITA ouild z
thereon, being the same lot and building occupied
as store house by Frank p. Gerrsau. and sure n
| dered herein among the assets OF TINS estate IN
Your petitioner further represents that the said
herep before described real estate is. appears Of
| record encumb ered ard charged with the following
| and priv reyes resting thereon, to VII:
| Special mortgage in favor OF joan watt & 10
executed in 1861 of record in Franklin parish, bear
ing interest, Tor $500. 50,
| Judicial mortgage in favor of Gordon & Castillo
| of New Orleans resulting from Judgment obtained
in Twelfth District Court of Louisiana, for Franklin
| parish. in le67, for about S'5C0.
| Judicial mortgage in favor of Nj Greedy, OF fran
lin parish, Louisiana, resulting from aJudgmeh
| obtained in Twelfth District court OF Louisiana
for parish of Franklin, IN 1860. for about $3.50
And your petitioner further represent $, tnat ~ !
impossible for him to determine the validity OF salf
| membranes and the amount due thereon; On :
he can ascertain the value OF sasd properly =,
| agreement between himself and the creditors noio
ing said security. provided in section twenty o
the ban krups of 1851 And that 1t Is necessary
in order 70 ascertain the value of said property, AM