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On Friday President W. O. Hughart, of
the ConnellsYille railroad, left for baltimore
to arrange for an informal opening of the
road to Baltimore, which is expected to
take place about the middle Of February.
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Our Mr.. JOHN L. BRANCH, Of Virginia, l.
stopping for the winter at Savnr nah, and will ado
his personal attention to the management or tht
house.
THOS. BRANCH & CO., Richmond, Va,
THoS. BRAECI& SONS, Petersburg, Va,
BRANCH 4 SONS, Augusta, Ga. il 2l-d.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

POLITICAL Policy FOR TIE SOUTH
Washington, Jan. 22.-There are at present
in Washington quite large delegations OF
southesn Republicans. comforting with re-
gard t0the future political policy to be pur-
sued in the South, and the relations Of the
legislation of Congress to the same. Among
them are Gov. Smith, Of Alabama. eX-Goy.
Parsons, of the same State, and others OF
equal prominence. The ACCESSIBILITY Of
semi-rcconStruction by Congress has been
generally debated, and has met with L very
general disagreement. In lieu Of it an
amendment to the enforcement act, propO-
sing that Congress shall apply its terms of
registration for all State and local elections,
and sustain it by military force, Stems to
meet with more favor. A bill has already
been drawn to that effect. Another mea-
sure, which proposes to declare that the
electoral vote OF no State shall be counted
for President in which any violence or in
timidation or So-called outrages have been
practiced preceding such election, has also
been prepared. Probably neither Of these
schemes will be introduced till the Forty
second Congress convenes, when the special
committee of the Senate on the southern
States will be able 10 make Il report as ba-
sis for Cong esSi0nal action.-BaAinore
Sun.
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CENSUS RETURSs.-The census OF three
fourthS of the States have been received at
the census bureau, and are now prepared
for publication by the public printer.
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THE New FEDERAL DISTRICT COURT IN
Observation-Disclosures Rives is to be the
Judge, and s. z. Holt the Marshal. So the
story goes.-Lynchburq Viryinfdn.
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The House wranglcd over many mea-
sures, and wordy general debate ruled
through the day. The bill to rcorganize
the Judicial districts in Virginia. and divide
the whole State into two districts. has been
agreed upon in committee, and will pass.
The measure willvacate IL few judgeshi ps.-
Washington letter. Norfolk Journal.
BY no means. Virginia is now but one
district. and has but one district judge.
Under the new law she will have two.
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REVENUE LEGIsLATION.-There is fair
prospect after all that there will be some
legislation on internal revenue matters at
this session. This week the Ways and
Means Committee intend to take final ac-
ton on the repeal of the income tax. and it
is believed. unless the Treasury Depart:
men iFS.erpose strong objection, that 1t will
be abolished. The senate has decided that
it will take up the question OH Tuesday
next. The tobacco dealers are also making
strong appeal for legislation aboIishing
the tax on sales. They claim that they pay
taxes twice on their business, and should
not, with the liquor dealers, be made Il spc-
cial exception to Il form OF taxation which
Congress omitted ut its last session from
every other article.
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uCE-CREAiT. JELLY, dc.

TCE-C and after to-day
\ thn n-irr nf T,,E-CREAM will be 81 per grlioI
instead Of So. 50--heEg able now t. procure cGuh-
try icr ut q low figure TO fire.. re tie same.
All kinds of FANCY CREAMS also reduced III
4 few more ofthcse CHEAT ORANGES left.
4. PIZZi NJ .IR.,
in "a oU1 Broad street.
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FREE OF EAffFSS ShAEhE-.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONa,
OF BALTIMORE, Md,
I'm order the better to meet the wants Of their re-
tall customers at distance, have established =
SAMPLE BUREAU,
and will, upon application. promptly send By ma |
full lines OF SAMPLES OF the y EWEaT A -
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, Of frrE h..
English and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
al all times 10 sell as low, II not at less prices than
any house In the country.
Buying our goods from the largest and most rel.
bratcd manufacturers In the different parts % ~
rope, and importing the same by steamers dirsc:
to Baltimore our stock Is at al times prompts
supplied with the novelties Of the London and
Paris markets.
AS we buy and sell only, for cash, and make 10
bad debts. are able and willing TO sci! our goo
at FROM TEN To F.FTEtE PEk Cs%I.
LESS PROFIT than If We gave credit.
In sending for samples. specify the kid ~ gn-d'
desired. We keep the best grades OF every tlsSs
OF goods, from the lowest to the most costly.
Orders unaccomD ,ned by the cash Will &c sent
C. y. %.
PROMPT-Pa YING Wholesale BIZ I ELS
are yited inspect the stock in our J0bbing 1na
Package Department. Address
HAMILTON EASTER 4 SS,
1917. 100, 20l, and 2o3 West Baltl,nore street.
de a-'ru&tly Baltimore, I'd.
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AN ACTOR PARALYzED.-NorJolk, Va.
Jan. 22.-Mr. Mexican Buchanan, the actor,
was struck by paralysis last night ut the
Opera House. He will probably recover.
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Moncure Robinson, Esq, distinguished
Eirginian now residing in Philadelphia,
has given to our University Washington
and Lee] his scientific library, consisting of
1000 volumes. Southern Colleg1dn.
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JANUARY lST., 1871.
NOTICE.
We have this day opened an office under tho
style Of
BRA CI & SONS,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. LOG Bay street,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
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REAPPoRTIoNMENT.-It is something very
strange to us that we have not minds in our
General Assembly sufficiently comprehen-
siye as to understand so plain language as
that quoted above from the Constitution in
reference to reapportionment. If the Le-
gislature has power to re-district the State,
1t certainly has power to unscat the Sena-
tors elected for four years; and we venture
the assertion that none but q few small
minds in the Senate, who have faculty for
holding on when they see their chances Of
future success hopeless, believe otherwise.
1t is, perhaps, not altogether ignorance of
the true language of the Constitution in re-
ference to this matter that causes this oppo-
sition, bit self.interest and manifest de-
sire to rule or rlIn.-C Carroll Weekly NeUs.
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WAR UPoS VIRGINIA CARPET-BAGGERs.-
A Washington letter in the Norfolk Journal

VAR UPON 1RGISlA CARPET-DAGGERS.-
A Washington letter in the Norfolk Journal
says:
"Hon. G. y. Thomas, of the Virginia
Legislature. heads delegation here which
had an interview with the President yestcr-
day in relation to the prospects Of the Re-
publican party in Virginia, which they
Represented as having been brought to Il
very low ebb by the bad influences exerted
by the carpet-bag class of otce-holders.
MIR. Thomas, rs spokesman, contended that
they could do nothing to strengthen the
party while these men, who have no local
reputation, controlled the Federal offices
and had the bestowal of the patronage. He
desired that native Nirginian Republicans
should he more generally made the reripi-
ents of official gifts. Then there world be
some hope for the party but as it was, it
was weakening day by day. until even now
the negroes were dissatisfied and amalga-
mating with the Conservative party.
Virginia politics was one Of the subjects
touched upon in Cabinet meeting yester-
day."
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
4 city OF Petersburg, November term ~ o.
Nboro "A pls lI.jU',

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
4 city OF Petersburg, November term, Ia"
shore and others. ''''"'
against $780,
The Mech anics' Savings Society. Of pe:~rshurs,
IN CHASCERY.
It was among other things, dtcrced ami trdsTE
that one OF the commissioners OF this c"u'y
take All account OF the outstanding ctrtinciir' 81.
deposit Of the Mechanics Savings so"'rcs, -
Petersburg. not Elm oraced by the report oi ',ia
missioner Arm!stead daLed 10 Il sepscpl1"' =.
vii IN their value OF the lst OF april. 1863 81"
wher. ce,tifc ates hsye been renewed The comm
sioner Is objected to ascertain the value OF ','
original deposits, and by whom the 81 81 ,'rI''
cates are now held. And he Is inStruc Ell t"' ~
report any certificate as outstanding which u D."
produced and exhibited TO him, or when - -
proved before him u have been lost or desir"!c"
JNo. c. AaMIsTEAD. c. c.
COMMISSIONER ARMIsrRAD's OFFICE
PETERSBURG, lee. 30 ls'o' ,
Notice Is hereby gwen tha. have sppo'nasyy
SATURDAY, the b day OF Fe,iuary, ~ u, a. II,
carrying into feet the FOREGOING dec &c. s.i,
All persons interested In the execution OF sa'
dcci ee are warned To produce anu eAb,pn W
their certihc ates OF deposit In tns &c E.n,u.
ary 1871; that no ceitidcae will be rep2ftea -
outstanding which Is not so proateeo anu
hloited except such rs may have o:eh i's' ~ ,,t
slroyed and proof thsrrof made before ne. ~" ~,
Cuce AID exhibit their certificates OF rep"SI S'
fore me- or whn fell ~ furni sh proof OF lb'i. 10 4
or destruction on said day, shall be forever o%',
and p,ecluued from participating ln the as1'H,
said society, IS no other account VIII NC o''s'N'
Giyen under my hand rs com nissieeer oil TIC
Circuit Court u Petersburg III, dale above.
las Tu4w JNO. .. AkMI,rEAD. Con't'
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conceded here that the "rule or ruin "
clique must have Its way In everything, or
else 1t will make the State the prey of Rad
icalism again In 1872. or, may be, in the
November elections of this fall. It is high
time for speaking out, if it be not indeed
too late.-Richn10nd Letter-N0rfolk Jour.
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w1sTER GOODS MUST NOT BE CARRIED
OVER THE SEASON:
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE HOLD
l. Frs OF VIRGINIA AND TENN RAIL
ROAD GUARaNTt STOCK.-sll persons
owning STOCK IN THE VIRGINIA AND TEN
NEsSkE RAILROAD guaranteed by the city of
arnchburg, are requested 10 ceres pond with or
call upon the undersigned with u view OF urrang-
ing for the retirement of said stock
PETES ). OTEY.
ia % I'm Chin Finance Com. CITY Council.
y EMOF AL.-The office of the City
IL Gaugsr is REMOVED 10 l3th street, over tee
tore or j. j; Wilson. slSte at The door. All or
dars promptly Attended u.
Ia as 3ts Il n DAVIS, Gaugcr.
D OSENDALE CEMENT. 600 barrels IN
~ store, for sale by A. ). LEE,
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4 TTORNEY AT La WI have resumed
n the practice Of law, and win attend to snv
civil business in the courts Of The city or state, anu
to any business entrusted 10 me In the Federal
Courts.
Until further notice my Office VIII bc In the City
Hall fla o.-3,*l A. NJ. X LEY.
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NOTICE TO

CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS.
ALL RETAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $50
AND OVER DELIVERED IN ANY Pact
OF THE COUNTRY
FREE OF EXPRESS CHARGES.
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me- SIXTH ANNUAL CLosING-OUT
siLE!

GREAT REDUCTION IN PsIcEs!
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NOTICE TO THE POOR.-The Com
~ mittee for the Relief OF the Poor VIII not Is
sue ms more tickets for WDOi, or COAL. II
present, the supply being nearly cxhauaIcd
WIN. JENKINS, Chairman.
January 23d, 1871. ia - 3ts
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,rJANUARY %, 1S71.-MORE NEW

IA 4-2t*
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On motion of Mr.. JACKSON, it was re
solved that the House will meet ut l
o'clock each day until the tax bill is dis
posed Of.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10

pIED D:

On the Srh in<, Of Consumption, a
the + sidcnce Of his parents in Eaton
JOHN +. HALDERAAN, son nf.iohn and Je.
NINA lialdcrmai. AGED p years 2 months
and ) days.
The deceased was one of oul
most genernrsH ana upright young
men, and enjoyed tie respect and
confidence OF all who knew him.
His friends and acquaintance
will miss the genial smile and
courteous salutation which he
was wont to greet them. We
tender his afflicted family cur
sincere and heartfelt sympathy,
and may the consolation of Di-
vine Grace rest upon them in
their sad bereavement.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10

EE-A Young Mems Demo-
cratic Association has been or
gamiz d at Columbus, and W. no
tice that in several other towns
in the State, similar Organizations
+ being perfected. The cam
paign in Ohio this year, is one Of
the most ;mportantthat the State
has W had, and if the Democ-
racy would succeed, they should
not be dilatory in organizing
We hope III Democratic friends
will thoroughly organize in the
several townships i'll the county,
and send US reports of their or
CARNATIONS. Work! work! if
you would win the victory.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10
CINCINNATI!
INDUSTRIAL
+ XP0SIT ION !
1871.
Tie second GRAND EN-
HIBITION.
PR0DUGTS AND ART S,
WILL BE HELD IN
o.

Sept. 9th, until Oct. 18th, 1871
The i'm nense buildings special
ly erected for this purpose, cost
ing over 100000 and in every pal
ticular far surprising the Great
Exposition Of last year. 1t will
be the largest display ever held
in the United States.
Power Hall. for the machinery
in motion, covering nearly one
acre, and fifty feet high. Fine Art
Department, $50 feet in length.
Central Hall, feet by 10 feet
and 70 feet high. horticultural
Department 1877 feet by 80 feet.
and 26 feet high; and four other
departments of large dimensions.
Building open to receive arti-
Giles August 10th, 1871. The most
ample arrangements have been
made for the conveyance of ART
cles and visitors to the Exposition
For full particulars, address
Ii. MCCULLoN, Sec'y.
July 27.-m1.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10

90 rhe official statement pub,
lished by the Secretary of the
Treasury, shows that twenty-six
hundred millions of revenue have
been coIlec, ed since the war,
while the debt has only been re-
ducCd two hundred and eighty
four millions! The account
stands as follows: Taxes paid
since the war 50 900, 100000
Debt reduced since the war, S284-
100000. Money expended since
the war, ove the amount of debt
reduced, $2,316,O0O 900!
Is it any wonder the people de-
mand reform? Is it strange the
tax payers declare there must be
IA change!
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10
reference to anothe,

"-By reference to another
column i'll this paper, our readers
will find a full report Of our Ju-
dicial Convention. For the reg
ular term, our fellow-townsman
VIM. R. GILMORE was nominated,
and HENDERSON ELLIOTT of Mont
gomery, for the special term. The
convention was one of the most
enthusiastic and harmonious ever
held in Dayton. The nominees
are we'll known to the public, as
men of high personal integrity
and great legal ,attainn.ents, and
no doubt will be triumphantly
elected by the people.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10
]. T. Foster, Publisher.
The Democratic Ticket.
For Governor.

For Governor.
GEORGE ". MCCOOK,
OF Jefferson County.
For Lieutenant Gnvernos,
SAMUEL +. iiUNT,
OF Hamilton County.
For Attorney General
EDWARD IS. WALLACE,
o. Clark County.
For Auditor of State,
JosEFH K. CRoCKEKILL,
or Adams County.
For Treasurer,
GUSTAV ~l}RUEHbr
OF Hamilton County
For supreme Judge,
GEORGE W. GkpLEs,
OF hIchland County.
For Mem Board of Public works.
ARTHUR llUHGEs,
OF Cuyahgo County.
For School Commissioner,
WILLIAM w. Ross,
OF Sandusky County,
For Clerk OF Supreme Court,
C,iAs. PATTERSON,
GfFranklin CouE'y-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10
We have ordered of our

~We have ordered of our
type founder u new stock of type.
rules, &C., with which we expect
to greatly improve tho appear.
ance of our paper. We have also
selected a large assortment of the
latest styles of fancy and orna-
mentaljob type, which will ena~
BILE US to do all kinds of fancy
aud mercantile job printing in a
style that is not to be surpassed
outside OF the large cities, and at
very moderate rates. We re-
specially solicit the patronage of
the public in this branch of our
business.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10
~ Kentucky has gone Dem.

kentucky has gone DEM
ocratic by between 10000 and
10000 majority over both white
and black Rad Gals. At Frank
fort the negroes, who we're very
insulting during the day, made
an attack upon the whites with
pistols and bricks, from which a
general fight began. Two white
men were killed and several
wounded; some four or five me-
groes were wounded. At Licking
ton, Paris and other places, there
were conflicts bet ween the whites
aud blacks. .....
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10

"-Those two "trooly loil "
papers of Cincinnati-the Gem
mercial and Gazette have been
pitching into each other hot and
heavy on the Sunday question:
Brethren, let US have peace"
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10

ATThe Rev. Richard Vain
wright of Greenvilie, Ohio, will
hold Episcopal service i'll the
Presbyterian Church, Sabbath
evening next, August 18Th, Sub
iect, :. Thou shalt remember the
way" The public are cordially
invited TO afttIId.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10
-IIandbills, Circulars, Posters.
Cards and Envelopes, at City
prices ar the Democrat office
HISTORY OF THE WAR IN
EUROPE.

Just issue! a very yaluaPi~ history of the late wac
Jr.
tells Il wonderful story-all the stranger brcanSc OF
its truth. He tells Of BATTLES which have Shaker
even we of the Western World Must nus feel; of IgH
riotism, heroisnl. military skill and craftsmanship.
with the weight and fos$e Of trnth, and ne the great re
merits OF his book arc its reliability and strict i'm
The book is complete i'm every particular. It de-
scribes the causes OF the wa, and the events which
versts of The French; the ELECT Of these rrverses
upon the French people: the frantic effort to rescue
the capture of ihe Emperor Napoleon and an en-
tire army; the Revolution in PARTS; the rise and for
aud md the n af fr1u lie f foTE eta ~ Eramre. III tri Tppn
ial advance of the German armies to Paris; the eff
forts of Bazaine TO escape from Metz and the fna!
Paris; the dr.aied history Of tbs grrat ~ siege; its
plans, sOrffes, battles. successes and failures: the
form nf.a ful diary Of the ci!ents of fie siege; the
campaign On the Loire. and in other portions of
Paris ind The treaty; the naval history of fIe war;
French sides the history Of the f1rn mat of he
SSTEe iii Gsr I'm Empirej the pr2flatming Of King
-n 2 Lae events 9l tne G1N ~ Mae Via ali I i sni 1,S Siesir
ism, with a nfnutcness, sraphicnesS and briiiiamey
which leaves nothing to be desired. No Intelligent
which have left 30 deep an Impression on the worlds
history, and few will fail TO read this splendid work:
XIinerican7 History Of the War. ~ F F
in this age of sensational literature we cannattoo
Latiys to our readers. The book is handsomely
tie 2ea seen end and Idp SfeWe Of T tha r pTi mfipaji RIs %s9FfGiits' e 5n5-
nected with the war. No expense has been spared
of the public, and we predict for it an i1nTdnsr
sale, especially as Its low price brings II within the
German, sold by subscription only, and the publish
ers want agents in every county. Jaly l3
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10
For Sale

AT a BARGAIN in Real Estate. In the new
and thriving Town of Bradford Junction situated
on the LoganSpOrt and Chicago II. Road, and IE-
dianapolis d Richmond r.. Il, The following pro
perry to-wit: AtwO story frame 20 by 50, on Lot 60
BY l5O, :e:, Situated on the Main Streert ald IN
this town is fast increasing in value. and no better
locality is offered for an enterpriS:ng party, Terms
moderate. The, building has q fine store room &
cellor to 1t. Address HENRY HART Bradford
junction, Miana County, Ohio. Or applp at this
office for particulars: .f.. J22. If.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10

Eyes to the Front! Steady!
March i'll and get the best dish
OF. Baltimore oysters, served W.
in the best style that ever tickled
the epicurian gnliet. s.
NATION &. MoNosMITH.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10

Ss-The Campaign in Ohio has
opened brilliantly OH the part OF
the Democracy, and the belief
that they will carry the State, by
a decisive majority, is gaining
confidence every day. NJ lettings
are announced in every county
in the State, from now up to the
day of the election. Col. Geo. w.
McCook, our gallant standard
bearer for Governor, is announced
to address 43 meetings; lion. G.
H. penhlcton 90 meetings; Gen.
Morgan Al meetings; Gen. Ewing
20 meetings; Col. J. r. Cocker:Il,
our candidate for Auditor of State
% meetings; f. 9. Wallace, our
candidate for Attorney General,
5 meetings; Hon. S. F. Hunt, our
eloquent young candidate for
Lieut.. Governor, II meetings;
Judge Thurman four meetings..
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10
NC" VEJSE4
Job work,

We have a supply of Cards,
Note Heads, Letter Heads, Err
veIopes, &C., which we will print
for Merchants and business
men in good style at reasona-
bic rates. Bills posted and
Circulars distributed on appiioa-
ton at this office IF
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10

Its the fate of every truly valuable medicine 70
male Pills are extensively COunterfeited. The gen:
uine have the name of lob Moses on each package.
deaVOr to sell the COunterfeits to make greater pro
fits. n. BIN all cases where the genuine cannot
be obtained, One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Pro
prietor, JOB MOSES, Is Cortland ST., New York
will insure a bottle of the genuine. cont:ling Fifty
Pills. by return MALE, securely sealed from any
knowledge of its contents. May 1syitr
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10
BRYAN's
m onic Wa-ffers.-
BRYANS

are unfaiIIipci in the cure Of Coughs, Colds. Asth-
ma, BRONCHITIS, Sore Throat. IioarSeness. Difficult
Brea thing. Incipient Consumption and diseases Of
the Lungs: they have no taste Of medicine. and any
child will take them. Thousands have been restor
ed TO health THAT mad been before diSpaiTed. TeSti-
nrony given in hundreds of cases, \ single lose II"
/ YES in ten minutes.-O-ASE Tor Bryanl6 Pullnon-
i , Waffers. MAY lSvltf,
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NOTICE.

The undersigned have been duly appointed Assign
ers of WALTER j.. JAY. All persons indebted Il
the said Walter II. lay are requested to make i'm
mediate pa ynrent. and those having claims against
said .AsSiStIor win present them t0the undersigned,
JOTIN JOHNSTON,
Aur. 10, IS7I.-2w. ENR LAY.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-08-10

~uoN. GEO. III. PENDLEToN
and Col. J. r. CnCKERlLL will ad-
dress the people of Preble County
mt Eaton, on Thursday, the 18th
dav of September next.