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every Day am Increase i'm
Flesh and Weight is
Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

EVERY DROP Of the Sarsaparlllan ResOlvent com.
munIca through the Blood, Sweat, Urine and other
fluids and juices of the system THE vIGOR LIFE Tor
IL repairs wastes Of the body with new and sound
material. ScrOfula. Syphilis, Consumption, Gland
uar Disease, Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth, TumOrs,
Nodes IA the Glands and other parts Of the system.
Sore Eyes SnumOrous discharges from the Ears, and
the worst forms of Skin Disea7es. Eruptions Fever
Sores, Scald Head. Ring Worm, Salt Rheum; Erysipe.
las, Asne Black Spots Worms in the Flesh, TumOrs,
Cancers in the Womb, and all weakening and Pam
full discharges. Night Sweats Loss Of Sperm. and all
wastes Of the life principles within the curative
range Of this wonder of Modern Chemistry, and a
few days will prove to any person using il for
either Of these forms Of disease its potent power TO
cure them.
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes, Drop.
ay StOppage Of Water Incontnence Of Urine BrIghts
Disease, Albuminuua, and in all where there
are brick dust deposits, the water is thick, cloudy
mixed with substances like the white Of egg. or
threads like white silk, there is a morbid, dark,
bilious appearance, and white bone dust de posts and
when there is a pricking. burning sensation when
passing water, and pain in the Small Of the Back and
along tie Lons.
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POef%Y.
FOLLY'S FANDANGO.


In youths bright dsys-'twas long before
My dancing days were over =
voted work horrid bore,
And idly lived in clover.
danced as l shall never dance
Again. now wiSdom's ripper,
And Gapered on in ignorance
Vi who should pay the piper.
danced until the money flew
Out wildly from my pockets;
danced till dull and sunken grew
My eyes within their sockets
danced until rheumatic gout
Was OF each toe griper-
Aud then 1t was hrst found cut
Who had to pay the piper.
danced till I'd worn out my solea,
My stockings needed mending.
My coat and trOwsers were III holes,
My very hat was rendinE.
l went to Friendship for a loan,
But Friendship proved a viper.
And Id nc money Of my own
WhsrsWith to pay the piper.
set my shoulder 10 the wheel;
worked just like a nigger:
Ny heap through constant toll and zeal
BY slow degrees grew bigger.
From off the slate Of each old score
At last was the wiper;
And now, you see, dance no more
Let others pay the piper
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JAMES III. COTTON,

shares 0s gnelsware delaware R. R. guaranteed Bonds, 100
Dcawars Pe:laware Railroad stock: so shares Of
National ps .re insurance stock, and 90 shares of
MeIsar e. nk S OF Newark stock. for sale by John
son, Bankers, No. 6O2 Market Street.
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SIMMONS

eral CGstIve, sonnet
head in troubled W.
considerable loss ei
full sensation Of ha
ought to have be
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Fever and Ague.

Has Made the Most Astonishing Cures; So Quick, SO
RspIi are the Changes the Body Undergoes. under
the Influence Of This Truly Wonderful Medicine.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
FROM THE SHOULDER
Frank1Riair on Radicatism
and Carpet RagSery.

General Blair, on Monday, de-
hvered a powerful speech ia the
Senate on the conditions of the
South and the policy of the Rad
ieal party towards that section;
The amazed abstract gives tho
leading points Of the speech:
The system of the Govern
ment under which the South is
ruled is a disgrace to our age.
Tins carpet bag system is per-
fectlyinfamons, by which stran-
gers, adventures, and men of no
character, are ruling over the PEG
pie whose ancestors made their
States what they are. 1t is to-
the interest of the people ofthose
States to repress disorders, be-
cause they own property and
paw taxes. it is to the interests OF
these carpet baggers to manutac-
ture and magnify them, because
tits that upon which they fatten-
These Stories of outrages commit
ted in North Carolina, which had
been detailed before the commit
tee with closed doors, with no OPP
portunlty for refutatlon, were
the uttcrances of men who would
not be believed by any one. Out
of the mouth ofGovernor Holden
himself were these falsehoods ex-
posed. In his message to the
Legislature, Governor Holden
said expressly that ne disorders
existed in North Carolina. .Allu-
ding to these reconstruction acts,
MIR. Blair said that whenever the
Supreme Court had an opportun-
ity to pass upon any question
connected with them, it had in
variable pronuced them uncon-
stitutionsl and Congress-, know
ing they were unconstitutional,
passed an act to prevent the Su-
preme Court from passing direc-
fly upon its reconstruction meas
ures. He said the Democratic
|. party, while it believed these acts
to be unconstitutional, did not, as
has been charged, intend to over
throw them by force. The only
measures to which the Democrat
ic party would resort arc consti-
tutioual measures. ,.-.
Mr.. Scott hero interposed. and
quoted from the Broad head let
ter Of Mr.. Blair that the Presl
dent elect should dispense carpet
bag governments by force.
Mr.. Blair said he was not the
Democratic party, and that the
Democratic party was not Blair,
and he repeated that the Demo.
cratic party had never threatened
to use violent means to overthrow
the constitutional acts ofcongress
He [B'air] had believed and did
believe that that the President
having taken the oath to support
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United States from admiration for him
as a self made maa, we should like 10
DWELL nj length upon the editorial in the
. Cincinnati Commercial OF tho 9Th ult.
entitled "Helmbold for President" but
the procure on our space com els us to
defer until another occasion This duty.
w. must however, notice its salient point
which in the main are highly compli-
mentarY to our valued friend. 1t begins
by saying that he rs laying his wires for
a movement that will astound the coun-
try even more thar it has yet hcen as
tended by the wonderful results of his
extraordinary cLratives' To this we re-
ply that the people are prepared and
will welcome the announcement OF his
nomination for she Presidency.
HIS PATRIOTISM.
Because he ordered an immese cam
non to BE- taken to the top of his LOFTY
establishment on Broadway, and the FIR
Frank BARS election to the Senate
from Missouri, oar contemporary says
that the Doctor began his Presidential
campaign with a struck of genius worthy
of MacchiaveIh. We rather think il was
worthy OF Henry r. Helmbold. Refer
ring to his speech in Philadelphia, on
the occasion ahovs alluded to, the
Commercial says that it was skilfull
closed with profound thanks for the
high compliment paid to the madame by
playing the Helmbold Gslop, which had
been dedicated to her. Takingsthe speech
all in all, we confess we are very much
struck by it and Ne are sure it Will be
conceded that the second public step OF
the new Presidential candidate has been
an unqualified success. We close with
.hc following from our Cincinnati neigh
Dor, and emshatically answer yes to his
inrerrogations. Would he DR.. He1mboldJ
moi be supported by the idnnumerable
newspapers of which he has been such a
liberal advertising patron during the
last -four or five years? Would he not
voted for BY myriads who h I'VE been ben.
Gifted by his grand medicameutum? And
if he we're thus sustained by press and
people, would not his election be suref
Amid all the excitement atten-
dant upon his extensive business,
the doctor is NOT unHindful OF
the poor, for he possesses a heart
to feal onothers woe. Before
leaving the federal city he gener-
ously gave $500 to the Centeral
Presbyterian Church Of that city
: This church is attached to the
assembly of Virginia, and is fire.
quented by Southerd Presbyter-
ians; lie also gave 5000 to Dr.
Newman's Metropolitan church.
In words of a local contempt
rary. He has made many warm
and true friends and his visits to
the nations capitalwi ever be
welcomed as an omen of good.
We rejoice to see by the New
York papers that he arrived
safely home.
That, as the Evening Lea
der of Wednesday says: the Doc
tor astoulsbed the people of the
national capital by the elegance
of his turn out and lavish expen>
diture is undoubtedly true, and
his agreeable presence here forms
one of the most cherished remin-
iseences of our carnival, to the
success of which he so largely
contributed by his presence and
and his purse, that we should ne
yer tire of complimentary refer
ence to DR.. Henry L. Helmbold.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11

NANCY a. Stambsck. William Net
tart Margaret, MitIart, Samuel h. STAN
Jack, Merriam Stan5ack, Sarah A, STAN
back. William j. Ste mba ok & Elijah VI
Stanback} of Prebie County Ohio. Viii
tuke Notice that a petition was flied "a.
gaiAst them, on the 18th day OF April a.
d 1871, in the Court OF Common Pleas,
within and for the Goa atty Ut PrebIe, by
John Y. Mirrin.an and Mary Mirrimun
lis wilr. And is now pending wherein
said John V. MirrIman and Mary Mir
riman demands partition of the follow
ing real estate, towit: Situated in the
The County Of Preble and S ate of Ohio
and in the Township Of jackson, and
bounded and described as follows to wit
Being one hundred and forty eight acres
of land lying and being on the North end
or Part of thu West half of section No
one (I) in Township No 8 of Range
East and TO be Separated and parted
from the Sonth part of said half section,
by a line running East and West, a
cross the same. Bounded on the South
by lands o owned by Eli. Stamback
md Jesse Sherer jr- fs.
Also the following tract of land situ-
ated in Preble ConnIy Ohio. and bound
ded and described as follows ; Being all
of the South East quarter of Section Nc
2 IN Township No 3, aud RANGE East
&c. Containing i22 acres, De the same
more or less, and hat at the next term
of said Court. The said Johu v. Mir
rimun and Mary Merriman will apply
for an order that partition may be made
of said premises.
Dated this 81 day of AprilA.D. 1871
CAMPBELL & GIMoR
.s- ..-- Attys for Petrs
AnriI Of Wa
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AG ENTS A N TED
70 make $50 to 5000 Month by
selling
GREAT FORTUNES
GREAT EORrrrro

Great Fortunes ana how they where made; or.
BY James .; M9Sabs; yr. Author Of .Pianting the
trated with numerous engraving, from now and
S 1ElSla9ati 9 de 81 y nf;r = Z q "a Ei =; Bensel Pub
cago, Publishcrs OF First class Subscription 2ooH)
The title of this work Indicates a DOB.
ular book, suited TO all classes of read
era, and such il is I; while the high stand
ing of the firm which publishes it is guar
ahtee of its intrinsic merit. 1t is a
handsome octave, clearly printed
handsomely bound, and illustrated with
numerous wood engravfngs, rcmaika-
by line in design and unusually we'll
executed. We are not surprised to-
learn that it is meeting with rapid sales
1t shows how a newspaper which was
first published ina cellar has become
the wehlthest journal in the land; how
a cabinet makers apprentice made the
world his debtor, and built mp an i'm
mense manufacturing business, which is
now conductfarin the largest building
in the United States how the invention
of a poor schoolmaster, unexpectedly
thrown out of employment, created one
Of our most important national indus
trier, and made many States rich.
Its shows how a poor cattle drorer be-
came one of the Kings of Wall Street.
an unknown merchanic o m~illiouair IN
seven years, q batchsr's son the veal.
thiest man in America, q New England
farmers boy the first merchant in the
land, n penniless lawyer Chief Justice of
the United States, u farmers orphan
the most famous OF living ~scuiptors, with
many more such examples; in short, how
energy talent, and patien industry Rave
always met with success when .pf,perly
exerted, and how intelligence and Strict
attention to business.
1t is sold By Subscription only, and
for the benefit of saY of our readers Who
may wish TO take alocal or travelling a.
gency for this rnost entertaining work.
we give the address of the publishers in
full: E. Hanraford & Co, LII West
Fourth Street Ci"cInnati Ohio.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
DIVORCE NOTICE.

Mah"la Simpson Preble Common Pleas
Job simpson. Petition for Divorce. H
JOB SIMPSON oi Union Village
in the G.ou nty- of Warren, and State of
Ohio. is notified that Mahafa Simpson
did on tn" 22d day of April, A.: D.. 1871.
file her petition in the Office Of the clerk
of the Coart 'fCommon Pleas within and
for the County of Preble, and State of
Nhin. Charging the said JOB Simpson
with fraudulent marriage Contracts,
with gross neglct of duty, and with ex-
treTe cruelty, and asking thar she may
he divorced from the Said Jacob Simrson
&c', Which petition will stand for hear
ing at the next term of said Court.
Camp5ell 4 Gilmore. r
Ait'ys or Pflf -
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wATcHEs q JRMELRY-

To THE PUBLIC AND TRADE ~ GESERar-
We would call your attention and the careTni periis-
Al 81 the enclosed card of A. Stafnau and Co..TrTsfar
Felacet ftore1n P1ke-s Opera Ilonse, 4ih 81, door
Eagt Of Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
They have now In store, and ready for faspecffon-
a new stock Of SILyER PIHTEIS
for the season. ~
Their iong experience in this branch % the busi-
ness; ana the extensive manufacturing connecflon.
ensble them 10 sell goods IN Tire Western market AZ
the. very same rates with their Eastern cotupetItors.
ana more: their stock comprises a fun line OF All
Gooosln c9nJnnetion with the business, $ Ich as no
other one house in America can compete with. 1iv-
Ing them the tsstly earned title OF fHE CHEAP
EST HOUSEIS --r
Lhey would be pleased to see you, or receive your
ORDERS Ior ~Catalognc Of Pr!ces,n as we fatter our
selves they Will be able to offer You superior iOdueo-
ments in regard to assortment as well as 10 priceas
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
DIVORCE NOTICE.

""'i'd" v 6 Denny P5ssIe eGmI ion
e W W. Denny, Divorce.
ldE o named defendant will take
Il notice that the above named pr tiff on
the u" day of March 1871, fled her
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of
Preble County, Ohio, against him thu
said defendant. wherein the prtA
sets forth her marriage with said deft.
en- or about the Sd day of October, 1865.
the birth of one child 10 wit: Holley
Denny. and charging the defen liant
with being guilty of Adultery with one
Mary Lott, on or about the 31~ day of
March, 1867, and on divers days and
at divers times prior thereto al the Coun-
ty of jay, and state of Indiana. And
praying for a divorce and the custody Of
SAID child on the ground of said adultery
Aud the defendant is further notified
that he is required to answer said petit
ton on or before the Sd Saturday after
the IL" day of May, 1871.
j. II. ZOOS.
Atty for petitioner
Attes:-D. B. Morrow, Crk.
March 3O",ls7I.1
MEOW
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
Hollands German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

g. eos,birafiou of al The iR0redients Of As Biters,
spiis PURE !SaHta Cruz Rtsps, Ordn0c, etc. II is esed
for tAs sane diseascs as Lhe Biners, fn cases tgnrTe soI1
pure alcoholic si,ntlus is required Ton tviu bear ta
ntad that these remedies ore entirely different from
amy Others advertised for ne cure n III dfseasss ndaed,
thrse being scientific preparations Of medicinal extracts,
srAfIe the Others are mere decoctions Of rum IN scpss
form. The TONIC is decidedly one Of TIE most peg
sdnt and agreeable remedies erer offered TO The Pnbfic.
Ns taste Is erquiste Is a pleasure TO take u .chfte ~
me71isin0, Collaborating, and medicinal qtaziit'es @a7S
eassed u a b kaes0s a. he greatest Of az 0n'e@
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
T tNt S.

As the Community has had enough of the Jargon
of that Mongrel Editor Morris, against the Col,
rs he says: which writings for baseness and low,
cunning absurdity, vile fnsinuations, misconstruc-
ton, malice, hatred, contemplate, dirty hings,
pure, unvnrnished meanness and down right viii
liany. unfairness and absolute lying, beats the -
Heather Chinee "all hOller." When We get solow
that we will have to write our editorials over a fc-
titiOus name. then indeed we VIII be ready to look
through the bunghole of a whisky barrel and feel
that we are too mean to make respectable dye stuff
may be speedily converted into a little angel, to be
as Morris has - been q SO journer here many
lie, who is 10 be or will he the benefactor to the
Community. Wether Morris and his pimp5 who
believe in SANDER, and he setting in his shit sleeve
ooneoeting deyiltry. or the NeuufactuI In : interest
of the Coils, which this season will employ about
co hands and have 5 Branch Mills in the County.
Time will tell, And as it seems 4 two faced party
is DESTROYS of buying the Register, Morris & Co, had
better sell out and leave. The same party who
wants the Register would destroy every manufac-
ture we have In Eaton-snd have our mechanics
walking the Streets begging for bread, or steal.
These are facts readers, Just refer to the past and
see how every business has been belied and driven
away, by just such men and Will they build Rail
Roads. 1 am afraid not, unless like Morris and his
house, some one gives IL to them. In relation to
this matter there Is but one plain truth to 1t: And
that is abe business portion OF the people of this
Town should frown down these rascals whose sole
AIM is to destroy the welfare OF our Town; And
IL has been nearly the ruin OF Eaton: Also the
petty Jealousey of q few who wish to uonopOliLe
every thing
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
G0dey's Lady's Book
MAY. 1871.
HandSom epring Dresses IN his
NUMBER.

NUMBER.
The embellishments for this
mouth commence with a hand
some steel plate; entitled sRustie
Gailantry." A seven figure Col
ored Fashion Plate comes next,
with the latest designs of dresses
pictured upon it,, A picture of
the interior ofa primitive church
entitled Devotion" Crochet
Square. This design is printed
in blue. The large Extension
Sheet contains thirty one engrav
ings of dresses for the ladies,
bonnets, chiIdren's dresses, and
many articles for the toilet. p
There is also a page of designs
for dressing childern's hair In
the Work Department the arti,
Gle on making children's cIothing
is continue. Many other instruc
tons are given for useful work.
A handsome design for a subnr-
ban residence is also given. Ma
rion Harland's story, that has run
through four numbers of the Book
is completed in this number
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
Flowers & Flower Seeds.

Hs-CHARLEs KEENAN,; Of the Hamilton Oman nnTo
Has Established a depot at Eaton, for we p ssle . and
enniSe u aftanf;on fo the card Of the Undersigned
Who will receive zach week during the
Summer fresh supplies of Flowers and
Flower Seeds, from the best Florists of
The vast which she will sell at reasona-
bic rates. at her residence on SomeTs St
west of Towa Hall. Also several var
ietles of the best early Grapes
RACHEL NJ. TINGLE.
Eaton, Arrit 2pm3 '''7
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Excelsior
STOVE AND TIN STORE

Barron St, Opp Court House, Eaton
r. Reynolds Prop'r.
Roofing: spou,ing, Zine Flooring,
Lining of bath tubs and sink basins,
promptly. attended to. Ny selection of
Stoves & Tinware CANNOT be excelled
either in finish or price. a call is So
l;cited. The celebrated Stove Fashion is
worth o visit. H..
Eaton Jan. II, 1871, yr1
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
Auditors Office, Pre5le Co,
Eaton, Ohio, April q" 1871

LNNV'J OIIOJ tAPFII ~ 1OTIs
Notice is hereby given that the
Commissioners of said County,
intend to locate a bridge on the
Concord Free Turnpike road at
the crossing of Fourmile creek
uear Concord in Dixon Town
ship, and said Commissioners
will meet at this Office OH Thurs
day the 9th day of June next, to
hear any objections which may
be made to said location.
By order of the Commissioners
jarvis Il. Lake, Aud,
April-7-w3-e-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11

GRANT repeats his parrot Emo
policy cry ad nauseam. IF jet
ferson had "no policy the Unit
ed States would row be British
provinces. If Andrew Jackson
had emo policy" in reference to
monopolies, weshonld now have
a United States Bank; It lie as
d~isgraceful for a public man to
have "no policy" as tits for n SOL
dier to have no honor, or a man
to have no principles.
Subscriba for fbo ne
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MEOW
EGSteT Commissioner
S.RLE!

IL
George Sduer treble Common Pleas
ys on petition to for close
H, Resler ct al Mortgage Sc,
BY virtue of an order Of Sale to me
directed by the Court of Common Pleas
O. Preble County Ohio. 1 will offer for
Sale at the Door of the Court House in
Eaton. Saturday May 9th A. D. 1871.
between the hours of One ~ and -Four,
(4) O'Clock p. NJ. en- said day the follow
ing described Real Estate Situated in
the Town of Eaton, Preble County Ohio,
to wit Being tho equal South halves OF
Let's numbered 1877 and 159 in the said
Town of Eaton excerting The South
East corner of said Lots heretofore
conveyed to John Frazier: Also Twenly
Five (25) feet off of the South ends OF
the North half of said Lots numbered
l57 and 158, on which is a two story
Brick Shop Sold as the property Of
Henry Rcsler at the suit of George Sa-
uer. t.-, ga
Term, OF Sale Cash 4-a.f
Given under my hand this 18th dag
Of April 1871. ,.5
campbell .t ,Rs 81 s!lP fS:} spec / & a.si sfS S6%a,l..lon
Appraised at - ~ I =
EA-90-5-w1 ~
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11

GKANr says he went into the
San Domingo business because
he des red to enforce the Monroe
doctrine. This shows how much
he comprehends that great prin>
cipIe OF Democratic statesman-
ship. 5's'
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
A. STEINAU& CO

a. STEIN AU 81 e.. &.
Successors to ". 3. CLApP & Bro.
Only authorized agents for
the genuine aOride Watch" The
Watch Department is immensely
increased, and prices materially
reduced. They send packages OF
their goods by express, &. o. d.
to Gny part Of the country.
Feb. 2-m0 dela ~ no :
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11

Scribener for May-Uut al
ready; and readable as ever We
emil from its table of couteu,e:
The Wonders of the Yellow Stone
illustrated; "Reminiscences Of
Charlotte Bronte, The Moabite-
Stone. with fac smile; Living
American Artists; Noarh A
wild Irish Girl, Ben-A story for
May day; aud also the excellent
Editorial Etchingk-For sale by
all news dealers, This magazine
is the far Excellance of all uIonth
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11

cB-FoT tho very pleasant and sweet music. of
which we were tho feccpsent on Thur.d3y ui:ht.
Nay hh Tom lhe eeTenadulg rart,.
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SUN BEAM
Daguerrean and Photo
graph Rooms.
Main St, opposite P. O., Eaton, o.
J. P. Artist

All work from these rooms are war
ranted to give satisfaction, and nc better
surity is than to pay the room a visit and
examine the specimens. Groups of
families taken as large as desired. A
call is solicited. -.
: January 26, l971-3m ~. ..at y
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Flowers FLOWERS !
80 : 9 . 9 3 8 9.

fragrant plants inyour garden.
For choice r~arities aud reasonable in prices, for
Eisysrins Plants. ssrSes xLnes TETsss, ac- sc:.
cal Gardner OHIO. -
April ID 4weeks
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
PARTITION NOTICE.

JOIN V. MerIiinan &
Mary Merrimau his PrebIe Common
Nancy A Stamback In parti ion.
ct al
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11

FROM HON. GEO. ". WOODWARD,
o. Justice Of the suprene Court of PennsyfysniA
PHiLADRLPHIA, March 10, 1901.
I1nd "RoeHands German Bitters Is nt an intas-
faass1 bsesrg6e, bat is a good tonie, sIssfI4 is disordeE1
If as dioessve organs, and Of great benSft IN eaScs u
6s1isty dad seaaf Of nervous action, ~ De syaeH-
GEo. ". WOODWARD.