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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20

Don't he SO stingy that you're
afea'd 10 breathe, because 1t wears
ont your lungs; bu: recull>ct that
money Is like umbrellas, it always
come in 8 OIL u rainy lay. T.fi-
earth Is as lovely - D clsa1-Ihay'
ed man, or a newly printed
church, and its yirir oYn fault 1t
tho rLZ"r il full of gaps, nr HE
whifewash ditto al dirt and no So
hair. I''s like u stone pavement
covered with sleet; also, you mus
put the bobtails Of prudence, and
the carrettacks of observation,
with the ends downwards, in the
thick boot of your conduct, in or
der TO prevent your getting y.'nr
heads bumped, aud your shin'
BRUSHED upon the frozen earth.
My hearers, don't 20 to slseI.
yet-a little more au,l | shall
- have done Conform tn
all that / have Faid, AMI you'll
he asharfy as pigs while eat
ing rum-cherics. Your hearts
will be US clean ns a bnby's head.
after it has been washed in warm
water and CASTLE soap. ami your
e, es will glisten with gladnss-,
and like tin pans in the snn.hin"
If the storm of of affection m
and wet ynur heSr: through and
through, why, you Can put il
out again Mp the rainbow Of
your promise, and when ALL %
ver-when you shake off the
hens of mortality frDnI y"nr hi.Ies
you'll fluid q bran Now crown,
made just 10 ynnr size. hang
ing up on a pag. in the nat room
of the City Hall.
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TOPlJSiCialS.
NEW York, August ii; '6a.

Allow me TO call your attention to my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND
EN- TRACT BUGHU. The component
paris Are IdiCIIU, Long Leaf CUBEBS
JUN. .E. Ij5iIllIES
Ned. o. PrInriii,n-Bnchn, iHrAn:
un, Janip-r Berries, BY -iistiIlanon, to
form . fine gin. ':nhebs extrac; ed by
displacement with spirits obtained from
Juniper berries; very little sugar is used,
and a small proportion OF spirits.
IL is IN re ~ralntable than any now in
use. B .chu n prepared by Druggists, il
Of n dark color. II is n plant THAI omits
ITS frn- rance. The action Of fame de-
s'roys Ihis (its active principle) leaving
= dark and glutinous deeoct0n.
Mine 10 the color Of IAgredientG. The
BucAu in my preparation Predominates
the smallest quantity Of the other ingrs-
dients are added to prevent fermsatation
upon inspection Il will be found not to be
Tncture, a. made IN ~Pharmaeopoe nor
nor il 1t = 81 rup-and therefore can be
ton EXISTS In this, yon have the know
ledge of the ingredients and the mode OF
preparation. Hoping that you will IA
vOr it with o trial, and that Upon inspec-
ton 10 will meet with your approbation,
With . feeling Of profound confidence,
lam, vary respectfully.
II. T. HELMBOLD.
Chemist and Druggist Of IS years exper-
ienee. From the IArgest Manufacturing
Chemists in the world
November 4 1864
am acquainted with Mr.. b. 7. 81
he occupied the Drug Store opposite my
residence, and was successful in conduct
ing the business where others had NOT
been equally SO before him. IhAve been
favorable impress with his character and
enterprise.
VILLA WEIGHTMAN.
Firm Of Powers aud Weightman Manu-
featuring Chemist Ninth & Brown
Street, Philadelphia.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20
Terrence McGrant.
The Whlts AeSse cPTGI ssaa
New HAMPSHIRE, ULYSSES
in a Straight Jacket" Ter.
once will Retire to his
Country Seate.
FHITE HOUSE INSANE ASfLUM'
WAsHISaToN, April 10th

WAsHINoToN, April 10th
MIsrHsR IDITHUR-I jist shnatch
q moment betuue the lucid in
thervails Of me cousin Misses to
write yez a shoru political obitu-
ary, confident that before We
Q it the corps OF our party
will be laid cut III its Sau Do
mingo-Sumner-New Hampshire
burial casket. Me cousin is now
PEACEFULLY resting in his straight
Jacket, gathering shtrength for
ohother spasa, which will come
OH as soon as the new Dimmeerat
ic congressman arrive from New
Hampshire. Tire Finite House
is clothed in saducss aud gloom,
andin place OF Grape on the door
knob. a solemn aager shtands at
the front door, q warming to Vlsl-
ting mourners to thread lightly
lest they dishturb the funeral
ceremonies transpiring widln.
Me cousin Ulisses, wence so live
ly aud risky, and SO fall of shPir-
it, double rectiied, is tho very
picture Of Woe, and avea his Gel
any creditors wouldn't know hIm
Ia ates divil the thing, barring
wake fshky .tay, and has taken
TO rAding solomon things Ike the
.sOrfgin of Keno, aud how 1t Is
PLAYED" and sGreeley's P,ever-
h;.i PhiIosophy.' And ye will
AK fiat has caused this rena@-Sha'
bic changstO como over me Goas'
in Arrah, bless yez, it is a CEN
bination Of fatal disases. Firsht
We IA cd&d, ine cousin caused oWlo
Sumner tn be put @1t OF the ="
craftsmanship Of the COMMITTEES
en- Foreign Relatives In less
than three days me cousin recav,
cd lethers from three-feurths OF
the RepuAficans of the country,
telling him he was u dvflish fool
but as Eae had mad an linking of
that previously, he didn't mOind
it 60 much: relying Oh the cleo
ton In New Hampshire tY set
him Eight before the rsplo. To
make the election sure, he sint
Woodford. of NNw York, to
ehtump that State, promising him
II Everything whit off foinly he
would appint him COLLECTOR of
New York in place Of Murphy.
D.oyioI,c y x x X x
90 election, Woodforl telegraph
od me cousin that all was going
along healthy and that he had
b-ttcr have his com nission all
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20

The Thieves not cleaue.l nuI
it seems, for while Mr.. Jacnb Dill
man was moving his dwelling
last week some hsit relieved him
.; $40. and Judge Gilmore of
$50. taking it from their cnats.
Jacob Bender the baker, wa al.
so robbed OF his packet book
at his Stor,.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20
Excelsior
STOVE AND TIN STORE

Barron St, Opp Court House, Eaton
r. Reynolds, Prop'r.
) Roofing. Spouting, Zinc Flooring,
Lining Of bath tubs and sink basinI,
prom Pity Ettended TO. Ny selection OF
Stoves 8 Tinware cannot be excelled
either in finish or price. A call is So
:cited. The celebrated Stove Fashion is
worth a visit.
Eaton Jan. IL, 1911, yr1
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20

in all diseases of these organs,
whether existing in male 90 Fee
male, from Whatever cause origin
ating, and no matter of how long
standing.
The reader must be aware that
however slight may be the at
tack of the above diseases, it is
certain to affect the bodily health
and mental powers.
All the above diseases require
the aid of > Diuretic. Helmbold's
Extract Buchu is the great Di.
uretic.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20
Flowers & Flower Seeds.

nD-CHARLES REENAN, Of the Hamilton NnTS
Has established a depot at Eaton, fnI ne sale ~
eaIG oar attcntion to the card OF the OndersiBned
Who Will receive each week during the
Summer fresh supplies Of Flowers and
Flower Seeds, from the best Florists Of
the v.sE which she will sell at reasona-
BILE rates, at her residence on somers 81
vest Of Town hall. Also several var
ietles of tue best early Grapes
RACHEL ", TINGLE.
E.tc", April 20 n3
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20
Master
COneM9iSS6One9-
SHE!

Master COneMstSS6One1-
SHE!
George Sauer treble Common Pleas
VS. on petition TO for close
d. Resler ct al Mortgage Sc
:. BY virtue Of an order of Sale TO me
directed BY the Court of Common PIeas
o. Preble County Ohio. I will offer Tor
Sale at the Door of the Court House in
RAtOn. Saturday May 9th A. d. 1871.
between the hours of One ~ and Four,
az o'clock P. n. on said day the follow
ing described Real Estste Situated in
the Town oFEatsn, Prebla County Ohio,
to wit ; Being the equal South halves of
Let's numbered 157 and l5S in the said
Town of Eaton, excepting the South
East corner of said Lots heretofore
conveyed to john Frazier: Also Twenlv
Five (25) feet of of the South ends Of
the North half of said Lots numbered
I57 and 158, on which is . two story
Brick Shop Sold as the property Of
Henry Resier at the suit Of George Sa-
uer.
Terms OF Sale CASH
Given under my hand this 18th dag
of April 1871,
o-np09fll tv "a 81 sllPP Fl spsssis e. &.. sssS SSsa,..lon
Appraised ats
IA-90-S-wl
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PETITION

Court of Common
Matilda c. Denny Pleas Preble County
VI SOhio, Petition for
Lewis W. Denny, } Divorce and custody
Of Child.
NHE above named defendant Lewis
". Denny, will take notice thst on
Thursday the q" day of April 1871 the
plaintiff above named, will take the
Dispositions of Sundry witnesses 60 be
used as evidence in the above cause At
the Law Office of Templer q Bishor in
the Town of Portland in the county OF
Jay, and State of INDIANA, before COM
peteut authority between the hours of
eight o'clock A. n. and six o'clock p NJ
of said day, and that the taking of the
same will be adjourned il necessary
from day to day between the same hours
until all are taken.
r- J. H. ZOOS
Att, J for PPJf.
March 3o"ls7l.
M3O-3w
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20

VX|E shall advocate the abolition Of
w tho National Banking System. as
an u-nnecsssarilt burden upon the tax
PAYERS OF the country. III.
We shall insist upOn the raym-nt of
the 6veLWenty bonds in Greenback<. az
cnrding to the cont acs between ia bond
holder and the people. @
We shall oppose tn. .%unjISt and OPP
pres5ive Tariffs, BIZ which the Agri al
turaI West is made to pay en"rm pnS tr'
butte to the manufacturing Ea-r AMI
shall j mand such notifications vi tn.
Internal Revenue it1ws az will en.our
z ind stry aud ~relievs labor.
THE WEEKLY ENQUIRER
wilt not "uiy be true to the principles Gf
the peAIocratic party. in Us editorial
co'urnna. but, Hs a frst class Fanil'
Journal. IT will be- exccllol by none pub
lished il: Ihe United States.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20
Hollands German sitlers
HOOnand,s German Tonic

4. SSmbIaatiOA u an a. fB0rshents er he BfaerA
"a RUnE Saala Gnu Rfn. Orange. etc " ss~4
1r ~ SaAs diSeasss az hs raiSri il edssf ssh, q h~As
o1re alcoholic ai0Nll1 "a ,eqN.rsd fsa esU bear -
aSnd 0af 1sss remedies are entirely dln'rebt JroaA
aay oherf adVertised for ~ care Of De dfs-aa.s nanea
dEss being scSStIfe PrsDdEs.iOra n msdSefnsl eanaa1s
AL De oOters ara 10e dscSESoHs Of raA IN aoA1
I~A 1zs TONIC 50 de- idsdig me 81 hs 1oa pna-
haa1 aA1 d1r1adbf VsAedtlL cor nncred % he P.b3fa
M taas u ssqGiFtG RS a PlsaG.rs 10 take Il, While -
Ws0ivSa0. esAiIardtin1, aAd Aed,oadI qSatAhss ASsS
Gasssd = ~ knOSva az Ia grs<fsa n ~ fsaseG
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20
w AN ID.

Farmer take notice, You often find in
blowing your 6eld's, lndi1n darts. he~n
stone or axes. Please pick them up and
bring or send them to Thu; o6ise when
value recei7ei viii BE exchange -; thcn
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20

DRUG 4 CHE MICAL WAREHOUSE
594 BROADWAY New York.
Mono are genuine unless done up in
steel engraved wrapper with tHc-simils
Of my Chemlc Warehouse, and sign.
H. T. HELMBOLD.
an,-5-13I1l
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20
SEE THIS.
FARMERS, PLANT
FLAX.

THE Price for tho Harvest
of 1871 Will be 5000 per Tuu
CASH, IF CLEAN.
This with the Price of seed
will certainty pay you to raise
Flax.
+. T. FOSTER.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-04-20
DEBILITY.

1Ass . so ms4tsne equal - HosaaR-r. aeunas
~ ~; :: , Ia : s.".z Ass1.,ss . S S:.sas
gsa1, Ersag1Asa ~ aPSsfk, .oaasS
1aeN 3 di0esfA 4, yarVy o. SioSa, Srs a 9osd. sound
AeakAg ee@pesSo1 eradicate ne VsI4s 6ssSs JsoM a.
-, iRPara bloom q ia cheeks, and ossa0s az pdG@a
GOl g EAOgfbrea0Sd. SAaesahd Neak asd naruous
GSgal<d, 70 Q aoNf, and vigorous l@rsOn
Weak and Delicate Children ara
AAao strong by using the Hitter or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family MSli-
e1ne1. They can be adm1nistered WIN
41ahe most deIicatO femals- or = mAA
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The Cincinnati
ENQUIRER.
The great Democratic
journal ofthe West.

THE EXPONENT OF CONSrITU
TIONAL GOVERNMENT. THE
RIGHTS OF THE STATES, EQUAL
TAXATION, AND fHE DOC Rune
THAT THE NATIONAL DEBT
SHALL BE FAID IN THE NAN
EER PRES rRIBED IN THE BOND.
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rRor nv. n n. KENNARDDD,

YRoh REv. JOSEPH h KHHARDfD D.
Pastor 81 Ne Tenth Baptist Church, phisdeiphlA
DA JAOrDou-DnAn 8rn:-I haSt bees Ge4Eas0l
gersea1d . eonaed ~ nass sSinh Teee1nendaaeHaY
Al1oreaf kknhs Of RadicinGa, bua regarding Ne pr0e4os
- ~ 81 NJ apereprSats spkere, 4 kaVs n al casa d.
ettAS1; bE syfa q clear pref fs sayfesg tnaanoss en4
parfGcaLaTIy Sn ny OtOn JaAaily, Of Tia Hse(udnea Of Dr.
IooGaads GERMAN BdzeTs, i depart for once from ~
uaAaI eosrss, 70 sspress AyJtdI eosVlafon 1at for geD
anAl debility Of the system and especially for L4yeg
Complaint 10 10 - @nmskfe and valuable
prePsrahon IN soms oass q @eE
1ad; AR esuauV, ] donbt net q go
~ OeyT beaGfealw 10 AOse DA0
Hoa a sboSS SassSs. Yosrs, very rssPeaHsng
" u goa
EiGhdh, beIOW coafes srsA
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RATES OF sUBs:KrP-

FARAN & MCLEAN,
q Publishers,
Cincinnati, Ohio
n.K7
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f4o9lt5 fIeir ph;@e Hs1t & Sorh oa0ieS dal 1ed
white 78(980; yellow rs. Pork 1900.
oacon steady-shonlders ~. Cotton
tirmer-.middling 1877 @1851; receipts
225 bales; sdiea 575 ;stook Ia. .052
CINCINNATI, Jufi6 ,5.-Flour in fair
demand and firm. Corn demands fnil
prices. Pork in light demand and
holders frm-15.25. psked; Is offered
Lard 92l@91S. Bacon in limited jobbine
demand shoulders G1a; clear sides 8l5;
sparipgly offered. Whiskey dull, at
S91s. =
LOUISVILLE, :: June 5.-E1our active
and firm. Corn in fair demand, at GS.
Provisions dull and unchanged. Mess
pork ll:50. Shoulders 65oG; clear sides
So. Whiskey 30. y.
MOBILE. June 5.-Cotton buoynnt-
nmlddling 171l; receipts 427 bnles; enles
500; stock 2O,4O5.
GALVESTON. June 5.-Cotton firm
good ordinary 14M; receipts $50 bales;
sales 200; stock 5O,l36.
new ORLEANS, june 5.-Fiour. dull
and depressed -superfine G. 90: 1onble
$50; treble G.750S7.0 90. Corn in rood
supply and dcmand-nixed rs. White
77@75. Pork dull-mess 1926 asked
Bacon dull. ut 7lhM9ls; supar.cured
hams 1904. Lard dull-tierce ion
1916. keg l2W12lla. Sugar firm-good
fair 10zs. Molasses m-fermenting
80 O. 40; plantation reboiled 40M 53.
Whlskey dull. at 921S. Coffee dull, at
1924 @ 15ia. Cotton firm middiing
l71s; receipts 3,035 bales; sales 3, 400;
stock 3.03l.
BosroS, June s. Cotton activc-mid.
ding lS24; receipts 1,137 bales; sules
$50; stock $500.
CHA1sLEsToS. June 5. Cotton strong
middiing l7L@l71s; receipts 500 buies F;
sales 20l; stock 1850.
sAvAsNAH, June 5.-Cotton quiet
middling 1714@172s; receipts l, ,52G
bales; sales 100; stock Is, ,324.
NORFOLK, June 5.-Cotton firm-low
middling 16E; receipts 81 bales; sales
25; stock 2,737. 7'
AUGUSTA, June 5.-Cot!on market
active and excited, with light offerings;
sa!es SIS bales; receipts l53-Liverpooi
middling Is; New York middling 1919.
WILMINGTON, June 5.-Cotton firm
mlddling 1914; receipts 100 bales; stock
S1o.
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issss s{ sBz gsSz tsy as Pss Pss
chartfatn Railfbad from Gentilly Station
areJ etift' qverhowed. The water in the
Take is feceding slowly. Z.
4 A. trn1n came ,through from Mobile
yesterday, on the Chattanooga Railroad.
a peSsengsr reports about forty-five
miles. OF Tue road!under watof. ,A;Jack.
non Railroad passenger, who came in
This morning, reports -thnt road under
water ,1or seven miles North OF Pass
,MNanphaie. .eEEH,s.5as ~
j HOTEL ;AlimvA1s. June 5.ANiaserson
Honse. Gayer: Jacksonville; J. r..
Averili, Charleston ;.R.:J. Boone, Texas !;
J: iPrim, sJ.W. Miller, Charlotte; r. S.
Hughes. r. fc Hughes. N. j.; Or. ".
q Taylor. Nieut McIntosh and wife, T..
W.rCartef, II. Js-Nowlnn, Z. Nv. French
9. Braden. ". S,E;As;s J. 3. Hall, N. O.. !;
N. B.s g.. Taylor, Newark; w. n. Tres,
oott $. ,B. Trescott, Pendleton:
!. Columbia H6iala,P b. Tompkine, Lar
caster; J. Kershaw, w. T.. Evans. Cam
den; Miss A. Calhoun, Abboyille; J. S.
Browning Charle:ton; Il? 8. Hughes,
Il; q. Hughes, n. j.; H. NJ. Drane, N.
O.; II: Edmunls. Ridgeway; f. Gard.
ner, Fla.
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EINANcIAL ANl,, G.DnIn1ERoIAI.

NEW YORK, June 4.-TLe cotton move
naonts show n further falling of in both
receipts and exports-the smallest, in
the aggregate, Tor any previous week for
long time past. Receipts ut ull ports
3G. 4O2 bales. against 4Q17S last week; :;
40, O67 previous week; 4G. $40 three weeks
since. Total receipts since September
5, 192, 2Go bales, agninst 2,772, 1872 for the
corresponding period OF. the previous
Year. Exports from all ports Al, S02
bales, against 36. .l60 last year. Total
exports for expired portion of the cotton
year 2. 944.l7 bales, against 1853. 593
for the same time last year Stock ut all
ports 267. l39 bales, against 27G. .O8O for
the same time last year. Stock ut inte.
rlor towns "a. $50 bales, against SO, 400
last year. Stock in Liverpool OCT, 1000
bales, against 600. 600 last year. Ameri-
car. cotton afloat for Great Britain lSS..
600 bales, against 1856. 600 last year In.
dian afoat for Europe 3G5, G03 bales,
against 249, 559 last year. Weather has
been rnining again, and further damage
has been done to the growing crop.
FRANKFORT, Juue 5.-Bonds 967s.
LONDON, June 5-Noon --Consols
9lA. Bonds 9O5a. M
L1FERPoon, june 5--Noon. Cotton
A'0A tAuo u uAel -uPihudS o(UoIi "a Or-
lenns S1SGS14; snles 10000 bales; ex-
port mud speculation 5000; sales on
nnmed ship from, Charleston or Savan.
nab, not below good ordinary, GIG.
LONDON, June 5-EveniuK.-Co
9l3l. Bonds 99i,.
LIVERPOOL, June 5-Evening. Cot.
ton firm-uplands S(GS1a; Orleans 81 /:
sales $1,000 bales; speculation and ex-
port 5000.
New York, June Flour
quiet and steady. Wheatn shade firmer.
Corn quiet and firm. Pork quiet, at
l5.25015 so. Lard steady. Cotton
nplands lS5aa; Orleans 10; sales
5000 bales. Freights steady. Stocks
steady and firm. Governments dull and
steady. Gold dull, at 1915. Money
easy, ut 8. States dull nnl heavy. Stcr-
ling-.loug 1925; short 1O7s.
4. z. Motion active and excited
sales 6, ,S4l bales-uplands 1915. Flour
Southern common to good extra 6. rs
@7.25; good to choice T. 5000. 90. Whis-
key tirmer, at 03. Wheat lc. better on
spring winter red and amber Western
l.62C@1.64. Corn closed dull, ut 7O(072.
Pork heavy and low, at l5.OOM15. .25.
Beef qniet. Lard stendy-kettle 1O2S.
Freights firm. Money easy, at 20I4.
Sterling 1OA@1oss. Gold 12. Go
yernments &c. better for January and
July issue; others steady. Tennessees
II; new II. Virginias G5}5; new 72.
Lonisianas 60; new CO; levees 10; So SIS.
Alabamas 1O3; SIS 70. Georgias 80; Is
92i4. North Carolinas At; new oGl%.
South Cnrolinns 70; new Co.
BALTIMORE, June 5.-Whent duh and
loMcr-choice white l.S0(@l 90; fair 10
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For Rent.

- WE offer tho following desirable pro-
E3IiS ptrty for rent;
.a4 THAT splendid family RESIDENCE,
with forty-tw0 acres OF land attached, known
rs the walker Place" Several hundred
fruit trees Of the choicest selection now
~ f9ti bearing. Tho lands are comprised
of highlands and meadow, with @ bold free
spring not distant from tho ho;,se. The 'front.',
near four acres in e1teilt, faces OIL Upper
Douniary, ono OF our most public streets
Il. O'NEALE Il son,
June3 Cotton Town
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Juno 8
Intelligence Office,

: =
WE call the attentIon OF the citizoas of
w Columbia and vicinity to tho fact that
we have purchased the interest of BEARD Il
ORCHARD In the above institution, and viii
or felhales Wishing employment Of any kind
can be supplied By calling or sending In their
nanlos and residences and announcing their
wants: The desires OF employers viii ts i'm
wishing to rent will be provided The
collection OF Accounts wtn be pursued, bonds
negotiated, and sales Of Real ana Persona
Property made. LEE h aHTTH
Iuna II -. -
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HENRY. T., HELMBOLD'S !.
Compound Fluid Extract


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E2un Fxtract Catapoa Grape Juice.
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Costiveneas, eto.. Purely Vegetable, contain,
ing no Mercury, Mineralsor Deleterious Drugs.
i..' H l't}n,n ...
These Pills are the most. delightfully."- tlea-
SAINT purgatite. supersedibg castor OH, sslts.
magnesth. etc. There is nothing more ac-
ceptable to the stomach. Thoy give tone.
and m oluse neither nausea nor gripping pains.
Ihey are composed OF the snest tngredients.
Alter lew days' use them, suof1 an invigo-
ration. OF the entire system takob place as to
appear mira cnlons to the weak and enervated,
Tne1hcr ~ 81 arising from imprudence or disease.
a: +. Heimbold's COMPOUND Fluid Extract
CataT5a grape Pills are not eugar.coated.
from .:o @ ,he'taot that sugar.ooated Pills do not
dissoiVe, bnt pass through the etom ac& with
out diasoiying, consequently idS not 'nrodn ce
!ne pTns desired 1,a'a effect a 5hs oATAwBA GRAPE
not necessitate their being sugas1coated
Price ffty cents per bnx.l 70 : =.
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a Card

wv thanks to tho Hfm Of ]. q. II, oI o..
kinard for their Hbarhinyin Allowing their
store to bo closed at hAli-paat o'clock P. NJ,
whereby We can take the much needed rest
ness prevent our enjoying. Hoping our
friends, the ladies, Will aid us in Leeplnc mn
sueh .ddhirable artangement, during The
summ 81 n Or. oy making theft purehases before G
t..l--t u. q. BALDWIN,
8. ]. PRRBY,.
JOHN r. SIAWSON.
|.,.' ~ i. L.iC. sAWYahRT,
.,.4.. w. ". FRY,
, JOHN LYN6H,
c. A. BEDELL,
J. ". GREEN
r. II. BURNSr h..
|s'S.! W. CAPERS
F. a. HAMILTON
Junes III. let'. ..ns
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Ws1s5EARlsskH,.A.RRIC

- t@Sivq+>-
;si ;sislha" ,ss,,t .EaTs1ESf 1Fgs1.''s
hase Sssn esSpsne SeS slso ssssst4 %ha Ss
ficades have oil disappeared, and the
layements have baen' repaired. Perfect
order reigns everywhere, IT he. police are
still arresting suspected persuua Ten
courts martialhave beeni established at
Cherbenrg for the trial OF all prisoners
Sent There by the Provost Marshal. The
latter service is Carried on at the Theatre
Ohatelet, ih this city, whsro.at summary
rsssgat}Sa2 9i,tsig sEn21 i eld prior e trial by
/ VBRsAmnRs. June 4,44rThe probable
result of the sitting OF the National, As-
'sembly to.morro ", is causing great ex-
oitemept. It. is believed the decree Of
sexile Of the bourbon princes will be- alb
r9gated. The! newspapers generally dis
!, approve or fnoh "A course, which, they
.galy, VIII be Q stop towards their restora-
'e4 Ssss 6S sEzs j. il t5ssiSssis 5sssisass
il inereasi6e Nelly. 5oGoot' O Who's Who bore bore
:aims asa sjl. ct. iasae;s n iism WHOM Tie tie
/. has been arrested. Active search Is
being madolfor Pyast. .Ad motion IS
pending to prolong Thiers' powers' for
two YGars The Duke D'Autialer' ia at
st. ;,Germaine. Arshbishop .Ddfbois
funeral oocufs on the 7th,: from .Notre
Dame" ~" ~ ...,rat. I'LL,
! LpspoN. ynne 5.47:4Earl De Grey has
resumed his seat in the HonSe OF Lords.
He was warmly congratulated on the
oenolnsioR OF the treaty. In the. Com
mons, Alaaatoqe vdeolaEed, existing laws
ample to enable the Government to full
ml the conditions Of the treaty.
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Boots and Shoes.

XXTE are now prepared to show an entire
w new and fresh stock OF tho above goods,
bought direct from first hands. We ehull en-.
deavor to give satisfaction to all who deal
with us in these goods, and at all times guar
antee our prices. r. c.. SILVER & CO. F
June s. +.
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J. H..& Mr +: KINARD.
Early!Oiminp,

= Early Oloaing. s y
FTNHE patrons OF. our house, and the public
II, g. gs.ne5nlly, are respectfully informed that
our o. .e estaolishment will be closed ut HALF-
Last OCLOCHi every evening, except
Saturday, during the summer mouths. Az We
open at A. NJ, w6 think that a laTae amount
OF business can be done In twelve hours. and
We Wieh to give our young gentlemen an op-
times thal Sunday. = O'A'A
Jnne 5 ~. ,H!2& n. Il. K1NARD.