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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-18
RAILROAD LINES.
ALEXANDRIA AMI
w GEORGETOWN r. +.
EXNWM -: -
NEW TIME TABLE-NIGHT TRAIN FOE

RICHMOND.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PAS
SENGER TRAINS CHANGED.
DAY TRAIN FOR L iN CHBU RG.
On and after MONDAY, February Ith. $50:
and until further notice. through and l"ta:
passenger trains will run between WaShIngl""
and Aiexandris, ~ follows:
Through Day Trains, Sundays lnciuded~-
Leave Washington, South ward bound, Nary
land Avenue Depot, at no a. m Le H';fo AieN,
andrin, Northward bound, corner Duke All"
Horny streets. at $50 p. M.
Through Nignt Trina Leave Mnsh' DsH"
at ESQ y. m. Leave Alexandria, Northwar"
bound, corner Duke ana Henry streets q:
$50 u. m.
ton and Aloyandra (SundayS c%rcrtcd)
Leave Washington, Mary land avenue Depot,
At 7:l6, s, 9, 10 and l u. m, and ana ~"
n M. and (Sundays includrh) ut 1:!O p. m.
Leave Alexandria corner st. AsarE Al.
King streets at e. q ., ~ and II y M; and l. =
3 and 5p III ami corner Duke and Henry ~
II p. III.
w j. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. ieh III
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EEAl:DEVA ~, CUTLERY AND House.
IL EEEfEH2 GOODS.
a, s. King street; AirSnn,iria, Va.
We have OF hand Il yer: larg" stock "a III"
above goods, wl:c! were purchased y: the low
est cash price, direct lru!n the fIsnutAcLurcr:
" their agents. Wishin! La re'lucc the stock
prior t." mal:i:,'; >"r spring purchases, 40 "i!I
sell ut whulr.nic q: rctsil y. :: small wiva"cc.-
Call and see.
ian Il .IDlN i. CREIGHTON & 50 y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-18

80 FORSALE OR RENT~~Tho HOUSE nj
Hill Battery Rod gers, known as the SUThER
SHOP Apply at FRED. RECk ERS,
dec IA JAG King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-18
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

MERCHANTS,
No 226, King street. corner of Alfred,
Alexandria, Va.
Dealers in Butter. Lard, Salt, Fish. Flour Bn-
con, Coffee, lea, Sugar, SC. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Merchandise or sold on
commission at lowest rates. fob 2}-:t
D. D. GOULD. W. II. WHITENING.
TOULD & WILEEN1NG,
VI Successors to w. F Henderson,
GKOGERT. LIQUOR 10 GENERAL. COM
MISSlON MERCHANTS
Dcalors in GROCERIES,, TEAS, COFFEE5;,
WHISkEY, BRANDY, WINES,
&c. Strict attention paid 20 tho sale ol co -
Try PRODUCE. jail io-ly
or,r ;Grox. W VI. nEHTEET.
W ,snfs to Geo. Wsshingtnn.)
GEM - COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS,
80. II North Union ST.,
Alexandria, W"
Particular attention given TO the safe OF I'll
kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE. aud Gliing
orders Tor GROCERl E2, GUANO. SEEDS,
PLASTER, FISH, SALT LIME, &c, at the
lowest market market price toh 1T
I BEoDERS & 60; ,
hlcxarrLrin, Va.
GENERAL COMMISSION EKCIlhNTs,
Wholesale Dealers i'll
GROCERIES,
PKOViSIONS,
SALT FISH,
and PRODUCE
Also kccp on hai.i ). gancrai assortment o
Cordage, Tar, Pitch Nails, Lime. Puck ;'%
Oils LAMPS and Ship and Naval Stores
, n'a a. anJ an,Is r,rw.rJcI wi,hnI, ,lo!ay
t. cunsigneos on arrival
, ~ s';'S, In Ina mn loft
''"' s"''''' ''''',' .,--..--
IlHOMAS PERRY.
QUAINT,
H. Ir E;nr iroct I,y.uIriu w
,lnmnnts Gr ire &c. Vt Tho iswrs, market
n',,, r,r cash A,,., - If
''
LINMljEl, II y KTLEi,
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FOR RENT.
Tho STORE an,i DWELLING, No - King
street, now "ccrnnd by 4. Mot@gGr.
Possession March |, 1870. Apply /"
ROBERT j AM ESON.
Enl. nuINn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-18

ANDKETIpS GARDEN HEEN
4 large supply ol fresh GARDEN SEED
from tbs above firm, which we ar" now pro.
Jared to sell wholesale and retail.
feb II COOK 6: CREIGllTuN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-18

CNOAPi SOAP
- e.. T. Roubs Yellow and Brown Soap con-
stnnty on hand and for sale by
THOMAS PERRY,
feb l2-1W Is King street.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

nor RENT-The STORE on tho southwest
II cornc. of King and Water streets, now oc-
cupiod by Gwin, Beckham s. co. Possession
given the lst Of January. 1870 Apply to
doc 2S--tf II. O. CLAUGHTON.
NOR RENT--The STORE, No. Ssouth Fair
1 fax street, in thorough repair. Rent $50
par month, or TO q good tenant 800 per year.
Possession given March LIST. Apply to
JAMES a. JANINS,
Next to Friendship Eng. House.
rch 1n-,r or next door.
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riIIiE E!CIIMOND, II:
l MD l,DrOM AE ftOIICE

VIllE ElNllhlOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
L AND 'DTUM &C ROUTE.
The Old ravorite Mail Route Via Aquia Greet.
The Shortest sad Beet Route ~ Rch
in0nh and thG South
Fnst and comfortable STEAMERS loHY"
Washington city twice daily, sun d. b
day D. m. excepted, from the wharf i.2$:raSsaasA
foot "l Seventh street. ut T:l6 a.. and I:lh r.
M, stopping ~ hIcy@nbria Gacn way, ANA con
Meeting III AqrIi;. Crrci; with lhn E!chm"nd,
Fredericksburg and Potomac K. H., with "l".
CANT cars, supplied with cicgan; sleeping chairs
on All its trains. Through tickets ana baggage
checks t. ll points South.
Both boats st"p -. Alc@"EiriM goin; AID r.
turning. j. Is. GENTRY,
Gen. Ticket Agt.
jan ll---tf Richmond. Va.
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GARDEN SEEDS.
SE SPRING SUPPLY.
We have just received our first supply o
fresh GARDEN SEEDS for the Spring O
1870. Catalogues can he had upon application
An ~ +. s. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
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TIM II. w " '''|,
Nos. ~ ~ -, X ing St.
AiEHA DitIA, "a.
WILL. DEALlN
f,HME..TIG EXCHANGE, OLD NIL
HILVEK CON-, UNCUKKEM1
MONEY, RAILROAD
BON DS, &c, Sc.
GOVERHM kNT BON D;i and nti,ar scrrlri-
trs lo,tghL and sold on commission.
CnlIcctirna made Ill acc"sSihr points IN
the lniLc,l States, "nh proceeds. promptly re-
,uiiich. lnt Row Stamps for sslu. sep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-18

HORSE SHOES, THIMBLE SKE1NS.
Ii NAIL RODS. sc We have just re-
ceved II supply of Burdens Horse Shoos, Pat
INT Pipo Boxes and Skeins, Norway Nail Rods,
Forged Horse Shoo Nails, Bar Iron. &c, TO
which ws invite attention. Call at SO King ST.,
Alexandria.
iob IL JOHN u. CREIGHTON y SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-02-18

enaE3aS STEAMERS,
CITY OF ALEXANDRIA and
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
leave according to following schedule: Wash
ington and Alexandria each hour during the
dsy, beginning first trip at : a NJ, and making
last trip from either city at 6p: m.
S. s. HOWISON,
dec 2l-tf Prest. Potomac Ferry 20.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-31
The Election OF ConxressInen.

I1e Election OF COnEr0SSInen.
At the last session OF Congress law was
passed requiring that members of Congress
shall be elected IN all the states on the sa u e
day, and that day Is the second Tuesday Of
October. As our state constitution re-
qulres that members OF Congress shall he
elected IN November, and as II cannot be
amended short OF two years, the Leeisla-
ture has ust adopted memorial to Goa
grcSs asking that this State be exempted
from the operations Of this law for two
years. The prayer Of tho memorial will
doubtless be granted. The law of Con
gress Is an una ccSsary one, and viii com
pei many states to 20 to the expense of
holding an extra election for Congressman
or changing their constitutions so as to
hold their state elections on the same day.
In our own state November seems to be
the most convenient time for election, be
cause then the farmers are through with
their fall work, or nearly so, and have
II 0 cdt9gfesS94itesdt gffeeS4te to m nnHtinal "a ., matfGlrS
October, our state tiectii6Sn wifi nave to lie
held on that day, in order to save the time
aud expense Of an extra election every two
years, aud this will ncceSsltate the doing
Of the heavy wcrk of the campaign in Aug
ust and September, the two busiest months
in the year. For these reasons. therefore,
we are sorry that a later day was not sc
ltctcd for Congressio's a elections. The
result oil the law vii! probably be that the
states will generally hold their wn cleo
lions on that day.-jW. Wisconsin,.
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nEESS II JApAH-Tbe style Of dress in
Japan i even more varied thau it is on
Broadway in New I1rk II reaches from
nothing up 10 quite an elaborate toilet
Tne women, am happy to >ay, never ap
pear in public without some sort OF clothing,
Which /, more than can he said Of the men,
and, the former show that superiority 0t
talent IN this der arlmCut which i charac-
teri>tic Of the sex in other r4ris OF The
world. \ japanese lady thoroughly ar,
rsycd i> quite an elaborate work Of art X
lar-e amoQnt of attention auI ID iltiI, tx
!. nse 10 begin with. Is devoted TO he AZ
Iuugcnicut Of Ihe hair. ereH the common
penp.e r. gularly employ q hair-dreS=cr. Il
they cannot afford the luxury every day,
they WI. make IL ,ast tor two days by >!e .
lng upon a WOODEN pillow placed under tie
neck. Tie item OF next Importance In
Japanese lady : toilet i here OH, or g,rdle.
which is usually Of some light color. AMI
arranged behind with great care 20 as to
form the carcl's hump recently 80 pouular
among other uucjvi Ized nations, especially
New Workers The Greci IL bend i an old
institution IA Japan, aud TO see one Of
these dark skinned ladies', With her exrcn-
size head dress. a huup us.Oa her back an
cxjIomely narrow skirt, high wooden pat
tens. hex bod2 thrown forward as she min
ces her way along. you would imagine that
she wa> cariealuriug the hTalnte~s yotarips
81 fashion of other lands: 6ut she Is only
dressing IS her people tayc dressed. and
walking as they have walked. perhaps for
centuries. e>.-Lastjias t4 :. !. OJ.Ferar.
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must be broken of. a. he never could look
me IN the face again after hat had hap
qened. He went out ws>r, and | believe
he IS preaching out IN Illinois. But he
never married He was very modest, and
| suppa,e he was so badly frightened that
tine that be never dared to trn,t himself
neal woman again. That, girls, il ;he
reason | never married | feit very bad
ABOUT il for long time, for he was real
good man, and / ve often thought to my>
&c If 'hat We should have been happy II has
saspelde5S hath tgjcea ,cpyI
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Rather Curious at Least.

Inc Mad ,on ,joWHgl tells the following:
Several days since, Il gentleman aud lady
arrived IN this city Oh he afternoon Cnlca
&c tram. and, stopping al one OF our hotels,
registered themselves aS man and wife,
from Dubuque, Iowa The lady was young,
about ., ani very handsome, and the gen
remLn We should Judge was about 40 - a
good looking, sleek. back h>ktled man
i hey had been ia the city two days, At d
were just leaving the hotel 80 enjoy the
tine slelghlng, when An Old man who was
sitting quietly at the window reading was
noticed to rush to the door III rather all ex-
cited manner. lia soon came bsck, how
ever, and quietly awaited the return of the
couple Soon they drove up TO the door,
when he lady was carefully escorted to her
I0om by h-r husband, lie afterwards
wa!hlng quite uncoDceruediy into the office.
The old man then went for him, wanted
10 know how his wife came there -
" bo III HI he was, and several other
pcrpLexlng questions which our good look
lnG gentleman was rather too astoni she'd 10
answer. Finally, however. they had pri
vate interview, AMI the whoe matter was
seemingly satisfactorily arranged. Il seems
that the 'oid man had been East for sew
ci"! weeks ana hal stoPpci over here on
some business, where be discovered his
vile with her gallant lover" On the
other hand, The lady had not expected her
lord aud master for week or ten days,
and she had consented to visit the beautiful
Capital OF " lsconsin with a friend " No
tagged 40j left town on the Chicago train
that evening, and No. (aged co. aud The
runaway wife left the next morning for
their home IN Dubuque, seemingly as hap
ny and con'en;cd a, could Se How the
matter vas go satisfactorily arranged has
net reached our cars.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-31
GEORGE Y. WOODEN,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor 1T Law, ano
n District Attorney f,r Manitowoc County,
Wis All business entrusted To his care viii bs
promptly and faithfully attended to. Advics
honestly given, for which ii reasonable charg,
will be made. All parties liable to sue and
be sued please give me a call. Be ye nc.
deceived Office in Hucbner's block, on tn.
corner FORK and Eighth streets, where he may
oe fouAd from 4 " until p. ".
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To the Ladies Of Manitowoc ::

Mrs Gro. \ HooplN would respectfully
inform the ladies Of Mauitgwoc and vicinity
that she has iusf opened tir>t-class Dress
making Establishment in this village. on YORK
street, one door west # the Jones Library
Room. where she viii he very happy to meet
her friends and those desiring anything in her
line Particular attention pail 70 the fitting
and making II Ladies', and 'hi.areas under
garments All work warranted q TT. snd
charges reasonable Stitching and plnA'ug
done To- order Please rivl nae call. and yoU
vii hr satisfied Mas Gao WovpIN.
February Is. 1870 -9-A3
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"a. :. BALLOON. VI. Es.,

DHY SICIAN and Surgeon. Particular atten
tion paid to the treatment Of difficult and
critical cases, and to consultation Also. E3-
Amining Surgeon for Pensions Office in tn,
Building formerly occupied by kurhn < Co.,
bankers Orders lett at 7. x J. Robinson
Drug score viii be promptly attended 10.
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asked Echo t'other day,
Whose words arr few and often fanny
What to a voice she could say
OF courtship, love and matrimony
Quoth Echo plainly - Mater q .BoRsy.,
Whom should ! marry l-shou.d it be
4 dashing damsel, gay and pert
\ pattern of Inconsistency
Or selfish mercenary hirt
Quoth Echo sharply = -fary .f0t.'
What if sweary Of the strife:
That long has lured the gay deceiver,-
She promised to amend her life
And sin no more, can | believe her
Quoth Echo with decision :-''L.dUe her,
But if some maiden with heart.
On NE should venture to btstow it.
Pray should / act the wiser part
TO take the treasure or forego i
Quoth Echo very promptly =" 90 H."
But what, seemingly afraid
To bind her fate in Iiylueu's fctter,
She VOWS she means to die a maid
In answer to my loving letter
Quoth Echo very csolly :-''Let her,
What it, in spite Of my isdain,
| find my heart cntwned about
with Cupid's : dear delicious chain,
so closely that | can't get out
Quoth Echo, iaughingly :--'Get out
But if some mid with beauty hlcst:
As pure and fair as heaven can make her,
WIN share my labor and my rest,
Till cuvIuus death shall oyertake her ?
Qu0th Echo tSguy yCco: "IGk. hlr.'
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I'D. j. EaSTGN. VI. ID.

DHYSICIAN and surgeon, treats all Acute
i Chronic ami Surgical Diseases to which
men, women and children are subject. Office
and residence corner Of J ork and seventh sts.
Orders left at the Drug Store Of Bacon, Thonlbs
L co. will be promptly attended 10.
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DE NTISTRN

DR. A, J. PATCHEN. Dentist OGce in
- Sherman's Brick Block, Eighth street,
Manitowoc. Wisconsin. Particular attention
given TO all the different branches Of the pro-
fession, and all work warranted. Teeth
tr.ctel wIt.uuL min.
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ORIEN Z FL HILLS.

Keep constantly on hand all kinds
Of Flour, Feed, NeJl, Pearl Il riey
&c, which We offer for Ia st the
VERY LOWEST PRICES We
shall always warrant our four; Gus
tom grinding viii be satisfactory.
We call special @tt"ntisn to our
PEARL BARLEY ROOM which u
just Completed. whereby we are en-
ahIed to exch4Ege Pearl Barley for
Barley.
Orders for anything in our line viii
- promptly hied and delivered.
cs-ly SCHUEIIB x VAIL.
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Girls Of the Period II Philadel-


pLia.
The Philadelphia Press relates this IS
something that happened gu a street OF
that city the other day:
4 young man, whose appearance Iudi-
Gated but little acquaintance with city mats
ttrs and manners, and about whom there
was general air Of ercenness, was quietly
pursuing his way, deeply intent upon the
speedy exhaustion OF 4 pint OF fresh rUast>
ed peanuts" Turning the corner of Tlnlh
=tr-a three young and decidedly lively
gr,s appeared. They were store girls, we
Judge, "out or a froic - The eye OF the
youngest and prcttlest quickly caught the
figure OF our country friend. Stopping
short Immediately Ii front of Grecuy, her
companions also coming to halt, she thu.
addressed him: Good day, young man.
The Response to this war nothing but an
il!otic grin of asionlshtaent aud ondcr.
She coutlruel:
''Won't you come wi h u,?"
~ here are you going?
TO get married.
10 &c; married.?
'Ccrtaiuly.
Gleeny erns anew. II, cannot exactly
take IN the situation.
Wont you "Qne?'
Nv hat tor?'
Wei, You see we are going to get mar
rjCd, AMI ak is ready, bu. the fact is, We
haven any man; won you come?
Nv hIch on. OF you wants to get mar
risd?
This one, Miss Smith" replies the live
Is girl, pointing to one Of her companions,
uho in truth could not have been Ienown-
Ell for her beauty. Won't you come?
No, Won't and so saying, Grceny
started away, leaving the gIrla in high
state Of glcc Gryeny has Doubtless by this
time sent l0ne 10y mail tni account as
to how three Philadelphia girls wanted to
marry him.
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T. c.. S II OV e,
NJ antfuyy VlsIoRAiu

IT :. BONDS 1905, 5-2o's, and all ether
y. kinds purchased. sold and exchanged
Coupons on Interest Warrants cashed. Gold.
Sivet, and oiu drafts purchased n the highest
market rates.
Drafts, on all the principal cities Of the
IniSei States and Canada, bought aId sold
Foreign Exchange. on Great Britain and Con
tineutal Europe Scr sale in sums . suit. De
posts received subject 10 sight draft Also
interest paid on deposits by special a2r, cracnt
Collections made IN ali parts uf tue Uuitea
States. Canada Great Britain, and Europe,
made al reasonable rates. Pass ge Tickets by
Steam or Sail Line IL tgi from Great britain
and Continental Europe, Ter sale at Now York
prices /. [. SHOVE
Manitowoc, March -, lS67.-S So
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The Late Spanish Butcheries

i4t itLLC - lJlC-1loIl d llJCliS-I IGo
The following details Of the late terrible
butchcr:es near +. Cobre, District Of San
tiaco Dc Cuba, are furnished in Il private
letter, dated Havana, March G:
The unfortunate Cubans ma>Sacred near
l. CUOre we're conducted - the place Of
lmm0,4tion IN two parties. The Governor
of Sau'iago had sent for them, aud the
Volunteers, \ fearing au attempt at rescue,
made an agreement with the Commander
OF the talJnascda Contra guerllias to shoot
them on the way. In did this with the
appreciation OF the Spanish mob. III f.
Corhc the Spaniards hung ont banners in
front of all their houses and paraded the
streets with bands fmusc, and made other
demonstrations Of joy. In Santiago they
would have been equally merry and bolster
ou l.al not Governor Dj-Go utterly forbid
den it, Among the victims there were I'VE
imericsn citizens, who pcrl>htd 10 the
same way a. those at JiguaIl al the hands
of Pa,acio> AtieG the execution an allows
anca ot gros was distributed among the
victorious se'diery, with liberty to de>poiI
the corp>cS, which were Immediately strip
ped Of oil thcir clothing and vauabjes, aud
;hcn !c.; tor two days IN tae uroiilng sun,
aud we're sittraai.is thrown naked lu;n a
con mon hole, whittier they were dragged
by the tcyt.
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Il. Il. TREAT,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law CO..
~ lections promptly attended to. ofiic. on
Bufal street, between Eighth aud Ninth
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3usi0css $ { arcs.
WALKER s WRITE.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor At Law Gfce
~ On Eighth street, over the First Naciona,
Bank
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4 Pack OF Cards, an Almanac ana
q bLnLS.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-11-03
A Fortune
*
TN0 DlhlsN


Send Two Dollsrs 10 Cashier First
NanouaI Bank. Gerila1towa, Nom
romer, county. Ohio, for kerlstered
Ticket il. John II. StexenFons GEsnn
can B~istrfbnfion Of Sixty ThonsaAd Dol
lars. worth Of Vaiuahle Real Estate.
Gold and Silver Watches TO be drawn
positively ON The ri
10th Day q ysesmhsr, 1870
Money IL retained by the Bank
until the Drawing takes place
The CAPITAL Prize is,a ReNssfSr
fs1t Eas.as Msed Nsee COssss-
ty.w Residence, adjoiEing tbs
icorpnratioH of GermantOwns y
valued at Thirty Tls0assGnd
Dollars.
Don't delay. Send At once
This is u rare chance-an HON
EST seheme You may be thi
Ilucky one. Al Glance ataK0ssi
MMsadred Ned ESghty-Sea
lien Vangss0Dte Rr5zee! to
OmEy Tec0 DoItGs,s ~
Tickets to one address for ~
E For Circulars, and all ipfoFml
tions address. with stamp
JOHN III.
Germantoun, Montgomery Co,
: ssp6 ,1870w6.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-11-03

q. W. Meyer prtF Before y Nc
Iobnsthan Guntle kTsin Township
Defendant. 1''o'1 Ohio.
,nN the gath day Of septsmber, AED.
uIe70. said Justice issued an order
nj Attachment in the above aetion Tor tins
sum of ten dollars and forty cents.
G. ". M0YER
West Alexandria, Ohio, October >, ~
Octi8-10x3 rrf $1,7asfETs
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Manhood. How Lost, How
- Restored.

MMREA ton e DR. Culyerwelfs
1&A Celebrated Essay on the
AW%& radical cure without medi-
zsSNNN einel of SRERMAToRRHGA, or
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Semina!
Losses. Impotency, Mental y Physical
Iucapacity, Impediments to Marriage,
etc. : aleo, Cousamption, Epilepsy, and
Fits, induced by selifmdulgehce or sexu-
al extravaganza.
u@.Pries, in q sealed envelope, only o
eTlFe celcLfated adthor, In this admira-
bse essay, clearly demonstrates from q
thirty Years successful practice, that the
alarming consequence OF self-aeuse may
BE radically, cured without the dangerous
"a internal medicine or the appliea.
ton of the Knife; pointing out . mode oi
cure AZ once simFle, certain, and Me
tual. By means of which every sufferer nc
matter what his condition may be- mal
cure himself cheaPly, Priyatels. and rad
- This Lecture should be in th'
hands OF every youth ead every man u
Sent. puder sea-, il . yi.in envelope
to any address, p9sLpGid, on receipt o
sig cents, or two post stamps. Also
nr CulverwelFs Marriage Guide" prtc
Is cents. address the Publishers,
CHAs.J.C KEINE& H.,
1877 Bowery, II. T., 70. Box 4,ooc
n Nov. Is, l669-yl
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= sslosk. p NJ. upon the Premises,
following described Real Estate
.;...ss in the Village of Winehes.er,
eoT The north half Of lot eaInhsE sizty-
nine as known and designated ON the
Mat of the said town Of Winchester, n
he county and State aforesaid. 10 pc
sold FIRE and clear from Jthe dove
Estate OF Mary A. Focht 5as.
Terms Of Sale-One third IN hsne
| one third in n year n a third ~
two years from the 2 81 sac. WI.
morteaee on the premises sold. Ap
nrs;sed ut $4,000. 5a4A
prs ISAAC KESLING. +
Adm'F Of Levi Harp, deceased
Hubbard s. Freeman, Attys
sent. Is. 1870-v6 prf l45o
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Everything to be
GROUNDi
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".yine formed q new partnership,
III prouose in the future, . IN the
nast 10 grind out all kinds OF Lnnber,
P'a,R. Fencing Posts. &c. They also
propose, to grind and keep constantly on
ksns q, sale, Gorn, Oats, REe. Barley
1911 kinds Of Horse and Cow Feed.
Cali and see, and then you'll khoa
1ThaAkful fer pasl fayors, they solicit =
continuance Of the public PATRONAGE.
Aug. T. FeT0s-u.
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