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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUaT.
The Board of Education and Riot tho City.
Refnre Judge Benedict

Before Judge Benedict
Aaron H. Allen Us. The Citg oC Br0oEIWL--Judge
pcncdict Yesterday rendered the following decision
in this case:-
am of the opinion that this action cannot be
maintained against the CITY Of Brooklyn, not, how
ever by reason OF any exemption from liability sc.
cured by the act OF 1867 but because the Of
com plainants patent seats In the public schools
of the city under direction or the Board OF
create q liability on the part OF the corporation 81
the city OF Brooklyn to pay the complainant for tby
use OF his patent. The Injunction prayed for, q
granted, would be of no effect, the corporate q
Of the city has no power by law TO direct the d.
continuance OF the seats The seats are not used b.
the corporation but by the Board OF Education, and
any injunction, to be e1ectua, must issue srains
thai body
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14
GAMRETTA on The REPyRLIT.
"suppor; Oar Republican Government With
ont Eiscussiug Pnerile San:cs Of Opinion.''

"suppoP; Oar Republican Government With
ont Eiscussiug Puerile Sanics Of Opinion.o
The correspondent OF the ran AaU Gazette, writ.
ing under date OF June so says that the event OF the
day Is Gambcttas speech at Bordeaux.
The rrs; sentences OF Ganbetta having been ap-
plauded the orator said:-"Do not applaud, gentle
thing than wCvts oil rec iproca esteem and conf
dcDcc. The state OF the country Is such as
may well adliot, but shouid not discourage u.s. Let
MS study IT, auG we arrive ut tnls conclusion
and II II knows how 1t Will, succeed IN
reaeneratlng the country ami I'm founding a free
government sheltered from reacionary surprise or
weakness Let NJ. Thiers, who lately called Gam
beta ravIng maniac, take note OF this language.
Alter abiding 70 the faults Of the empire and the
state 10 which that enervatlng regtOls had reduced
tie country, lie went on to s8y:--"IC is cOnsOing
that. IN spite OF the crimes and excuses which
marked the ia OF the Commune III Paris. In spite
oi the caunnies let loose against the republican
It's head the municipal electors havo aitested that
on the morrow Of that fearful crisis France
did not allow herself 10 glide Into reaction.
This a6ords q hope which Should inspire
US with wisdom and patience IN all =.
political dong3.n IL Is clear that Gambler" ,>dr
not despair OF the republic, and last nv - aoes
Tol'cs ferpere what his violent friend 1nt Il. lne
asserted was that lie had not = most Io"Uy
country during the war with .cslaTeu Vi vi,
support our republican gov ,,,nan, no cou,,nme
remit me to saw y aeriie shades OF opinion
laws are made at government in whose name
deals out IL ,flich makes reace, raises nDlnnfus
would nav -sticc AMI quelIs instructions whlcN
prov .aei and legitimate government, which
rc - its force aud Its legality ny It's acts 5uch
>yernmelt must necessarily he respected, ana
whoever menaces 1t Is faciols"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14
A DIssIPATED WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Mrs. Margaret Resell, all habitual drunkard, At
tempted to end her wretched career by leaping into
the canal at the foot OF Bond street, Brooklyn. Her
purpose vas frustrated by policeman, and she Is
now lodged In jail upon the complaint OF her hus-
band.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14
M E x I o o $
rAMPico ASSAULTED AND CAPTURED

Seven Hundred Killed and Wounded on Both
eidss-General Hoeha, Commanding Govern
msnt Troops, WcHnded- Generals Alcan.
tare, Ceballcs and Corela also
woundea-Dsa.h Of Alcsntsra-
Nearly All the Rebel oificcss
Captured and shot at 0ncs-
No Quarter Given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14
SUPERIOR CoUaT-Sp;CiAl Term.
Decisions.
By Judge Mcneil,

Decisions.
By Judge Mcneil.
Charles B. Wilson rs. John VALET IVdds,rortI.--
The motion for an attachment must be denied. See
opinion.
Isaiah Kevser, Receiver, Us. Albert A. Draks.--.
Order granted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14
COURT OF COMMON PlsAs-spEchL Term.
Decisions.

DfC1SlOnye
BY Judge Larremore.
Steintdrt Us. Manufacturer OF reference; referees
appointed
Moody ct al. rs. Schae0e,en.-Order for commits
sion.
Maher %. Mdher.-Order Of reference.
Btnntng er as. EdtOn.-MOiion denied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14

A WONDERFUL CLoCK.-A wonderful musical
calendar CLOCK has just been completed by u
Vermont farmer, now siAy-two years on. ~
IL IN every respect his handwork, and II has Occu-
pied his spare hours duri1a the past eight years.
The production Is an eight day clock, whose uial
marks the second minute, tour, day OF tho week,
.day OF The month month and year; thermometer
rests against It's pendulum giving tho state Oh tenn
pegature: the bail OF the pendulum con- ANS NINA.
ture tlmepiece, which derives It's motive power
time. There IL also n cylinder musical attachment,
which may be set 10 play any one OF seven tunes at
the end OF each hour In this last feature IL can he
adjusted-and such was the intention OF the maker
az To play "0d Hundredn al the END OF each hour On
sunday, and ''Oid Folks at Home' 'Swiss Waltz"
"star spanyed Banner.r 'Iial Coumbia,r "lal-
kee Doodlen and Sweet Home" respectively, en-
each successive daY OF the week. The entire
mechanism is handsomely encased In black wal
nut case which measures ten feet high, twenty
inches wide ana ten inches deep The case Is highly
polished, aud it3 'front.' bears the lnscJlptlon, IN
raised letters, "our Union Forever"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-14
SUPREME ClUaT SPECIAL TERN.
The SacIkctt street Boulevard.
BefOre Judge Tappen.

motion was made on behalf OF Francis Swift !,
the wcll-known contractor, for a mandamus co :
peling the Comptroller TO pay him $1,000 que hi
Tor constructing the SacSett street Boulevard. Tbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15
Ssuti&laaa.

Berlin 8. Setsbs. Die bier einz
lauienpen Serihte uber ole Stimmuna
in Gliase 2otbrinsen tperOen INNER triber.
Wau bate ftd niht entftrnt duf lol&e
S9wisriSfeitsn sefa6t senta1t. Die
@bneisun9 seSen pas nfue Nestment III
int GliaB i'm aaseueite, nidt rpeaiaer
srOB ais in Sotbrinsen. obpobt Ia Maes
Elm roabrbaft trbittertsr 6as' 9eaeti be
0euti9en berriat 98it man Sci lcl9en
3uftaneer nsb an Grperimenten 0efaL
len fnbeu mag, eurh tpel1e be tpeit
aberuiesenpe fatboliide Maioritdt ber
SeYDlferunS IN Der fir3ii1tisten @eift
Dor ben &epf seftp6ert miro, lblebt ttnbes
srsiaia. Gin SpfemrpeHieL, rte bic
usuen Rsiaslanbf Jpn, In GoIse BET gn.%
isrnam bes 3rn. .. 8ismarE8 ebles
eurtiama6en baber, FAM, nur tie Stfms
mung nod mtbr perbittern. Set ben bez
fanpftn ratienalifil1tr stnl&aaunses
ssss Gdrfkn BiSu,ara itarf rs freiit
ni6t gHunttr nfbuen. baS has ietnemt
tirscttn EinfuRt untfrHeIte Rei&elaab
gum 8erfa&s 6sct fiir HberaliRiI9e
Saalspplitii sernadtrereen leu. Be-
iui&nene far ptit Mnl1aunnsspeas ees
Nst@sinnsltrs In tsnftifbntltn DtnSen
II cine M~euSeritnss pel@e bsritIbe Iautesr
.Uranff. 3ts.s auf nem {. 3.ypr1 Granf-
farter SberbIrstrmeihfr pfrannaltftsit
6rifeaas Diner gotham babent lcu. Sc
mar tort sot, Ger prpelamirans tss I'm
ftbltarteitss Dosuta's u. bon Ger. S&pits
risisit Der StelIuns zines Gultasmint
ifrrs stssniiber felftn seogntattf&ea
Streihsteiten bic Rete, unp Bel tieier
@~eIssenbeit bdtte 8ismard pas genlSeis
te @ort selp,s9sn: uDaS Sdlimn,e an
sinem Gultusminifer H. cas- er pie ser
ait, wtl&er Gonftiisn sr anSsb5rt ant
paber INNER Yartet bltibtn mirt. Nfr
marc ptSbalb Gin Sabe ais GaItuSminE
aw am liebfsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15


Der GicesletNuna oar nidt efraefunben.
Dur II purd bic 9refbe einae,e.n.
Doeenten unc Is auccrc pp,, Der. ,u,ebi,iz
nil6en SacultSt basen Fd Der poraez
i6riebeuen Gireslsifuna unter,oaeu. BE
ibrisen 5aeuItdten oerielben fat eiaRfmz
mig fi6 rntbalrn. Mtt Giderbeit barf
man a~huehntsl rag oieltS Man5Yer Der
&esierins Ter TobtsHce flr BE r5miIde
rlnivsrftst i; Gem, III 3afunft saerben
nur 0tsoi3iner NIT Grpfa lnibtren fSnz
men, ia rS Ger vNeaietuna Dor Der Gonb
unnt5siih ffrin Satftt, Sic SerlorenenQebrz
frafte fir SIC ancern TiStfpfinen Al, err
ieBen.-SDaS &rieasnninffertum bdY bic
BON Seiten Ser Gpmiiion far 9anbesz
Yertteisisuns sr,na6ten SorIdlaae, fpelz
DE in rer ltnsebuns BON 4sm ,ur @usz
fibruns fummen luuen, se6niis aenebz
miat. Die Gpnmi5;on shfs,Y ~, nor-
;Ge,,,,s ~, ~
,aHa' ,."'N ''e
Sa"S. INIT um'~"eseneeHo7et'San8S1
Sartel IN Der sd19e Don etrod Is Stlpz
meter, icsann unssfibr 1000 Weter BON
rem llmfa1unasmausrn eutfernte % b.z
,,h;rt, S,rts M,s.rs.n $3.50.
M. az ~ '"
V'V"'s |'".'o, aHp ''elem 9e9enaoer Die
Wsntl parioi', IN Der llrnSeseno eie Nm
tenna senaant, befcfiat weroen. Die
l%.staenannte Sefefiauna Sou SftIib NM,
Nnntr sp,u. ksr, .0.n, ,,.r,.,
""
S'Hus !" es'e'0He auI1lHmf.
Oara' risles sort rlireen RE Srdden
Woue, Satara, Ncmentana unp Dram
mole rertbsiriat unp be Gilenbobn MI,
Srt, b.t,rr,6t ~, ,,r s~,ssahr,,n,
Ay'u"S
w. >anV'SS''ptl''sanSe| ptolslIe ofani
trasfs SaIf'nte eetra9t mad ben Vert9z
nunsen Der GommiIfon $50 M. 0ire.
Sierpon ipusn aber auf bic Sefatisuns
Hpnas nur 40 WiIioasn sertpenpet iperz
Zen, pel6e iecpd CUR Serteuung aeniz
stnrer Gpttiftaticnen ni1t rei9ep Sdrfe.
lin Die frasliten Mittel dufsutreiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15

h. 1dranfrei9", erwieberts Der Minifsr ASnis
8ifbrtm's, ,,bat uns SaSs~a mic p~er,itbtn.
Bt&e acknowledgement mir Jpn aud &C..
pSbrrn, uisstt, es tpirb ans bic Sisst bic mir
user 20 srrunstn, ME srrsnbtn. Gs wirs feline
NisstrIass radon ~vsllfn, unS msil SssbaIs br
aattpf f@ frrsaern pirs, fns mir BON bfats an
ssnStttfSt frftft 4arantitn ssssn Sic sa nsbmsn.
wtnn mir Roller, baB anisrt Grfolst baarrnst
8ra6ts trassa ioasn." ..i.ls. g.-,-, y
"Gs ~ EN- Srrtbum Su siauten saS Sranf-
req cen Hries tppltt", artrsortttt tor; rs tputs
be IN eenfe!srn sureb zine nur an Der Strad4t
esrrl9enee @sttatton binethsetr'ebtn unltrr
Walton f rissiasr, ais Sit ssnitn, setn ats
tpre Seifresunssn fno itar aaf be SnenHrit, ben
pafost bic Sanffe uns Disaei6tntit gu Ebr! axf
eas gSsblittn iits btnisiras Seri@trt tStnsen
Git pc Mot, tab ne ft girisSfr an i l0DaHem
sssapns. Nsnn ne Hfb lin Sftsf tnabist3tis
penn Gle cs patr'sf'fhen @tTApls 4runfrsits
mgr plrp PIC 6ore flafr asrrttortalabtres
Wns pfrlfsfr, irfHr Sitlit apr Pas StrIanssn
s'fsr ssrstfsn Gn5@aeisuts sfl4rantsn 70 fsn-
men gre pasr ZEN, eaB pc betofH sarptr IN 81:
mem ssnfen uno eauerHeen brtfefn init tiHatSsr
lssfn Stresn." gfh g,,gsb r,rrs n
pysa4 ben Mntfrtnsunstu, bic Eeati@lans Ct
rtatbt pat, rptiros man IS YrsnBsn isbr ~UsriibeIn,
penn Der sonis l9 NIT Woritt unS Sch Be-
snusen prrot ; CO nil rtatfrtfut 1arantisn, bic
tetnt Nube it6trn, Bonn IS tpirS sitasi6t, pom
esnts abtr finbis Sabre nist in Der Rage itin,
s'"eH '''pen ariss OCT 70 srsst Spfr f~orctrts,
y 'rh.aerh. estF PAPER n'ip'a eab Slt 10
u' y" 80 0lS'0nen pa0sn' 0aTfH '0tuisfnI
A'"ssssfaas'Ht ~ ,e'n.
nc'er Wn ef0Nnfa m0rsen MT aasssanbru9
~'sosI 0as oeufr', Iusfe Wolffs p'nlu.
"@ea9 mug eer'Hf' an'Sorfffe t1, Der tt
eu.@ eIneH 3D''penfaa IN sr s9la4t Over
esls0Ispaee1 pufos iofann tr rti@ MOT snt-
lDlleefn, ,sl9s Ssoinsnnssr ansunsbuisn, 0bns
oehle'eeh esa Ve'fralsn, weIaf inter rtsirtn
osTes'sa PIE @rr'ss selirtausirter', Oarsslest iu
saosH. ~t0rSfa I'M y Her s1frSs '1 Ssnt' NIT
s m. Wv ~" s'lS.'Hra ssses.
100" s'rr"0 aa1 se''e.rs.onNaA ees oea-
49,. Co. a"vn n.p1 l'l'.' sN9'0neh
osa" '''A'' aptb Gag man 0s
" Sas.s wa'sa senae- SAL.
yIs ~ u"9 'a sag Se0aH sarad,
uY' ~''.seAs f,nfraI un' m'@ 10
y o'a@.' 0sS Ha.f.s 9eSae, PCT au
pa. 1T, Nsa 10y 'prHI man lalasf
AA' ga'tpsn os0.nsaAs'n nr 9sfs @rHss
WI ) IIIVIglpo prMupIt tW mtp, ptnfre III frldns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15

I aI
"pVu,' a'''S'n mahsn, aao smar
M wv nt'"S' uoe. q u 0ae owe,
m o~ap'"ma"9 SelWsS
1' Du '..s" s'ossn e'az
aa s'Hap. 9'0'"' i'''sm pa''s" ''s
"' ""Va ''aV'.
USE eofaasSuleeeh 1tnS eH Sslea1S
lung eer Start unp DE Wfalltprocues
lohel aaT cen plasen am :. .. ~ penn
Saefsstase ees P'selsfitss, 10 iarfll'H
aao erearnill@ ais tioSlt9 aassefalsr'.
OR presersate rsf Hsoolaf1eit Ssrperset
teteh @erser pleruesr MOT. YIN loldBes
o'aseo erDaltelfn lfloF que e'nsepaneers
IGN nhe eH'ee'm1laen jSlraeilten mdf,
lcehr ls fparsl falt ore leinstssa, ptlrpe
) S'em nne eie aofaer pft rem pabltfliri'
rag jig su pen ntliittaltl1sn Sortrase1
ftuseIunpen pate rspralertirtst. Die
ouau'lAa's0n eelpfantts is9 auf ss Se1
.teuglafs rsS 1wtu'ie'pri'nis aao ste Den
leerlo eftlars ltto auf BEN plas eolO'ta
ansesunretst san'pdst1. Von prtSat@
pppnunssn pars1 nod tlitt bunrert be-
lsld'tst. Dies Dial ipar ss ni4t cas-
Veo' Gas zen Srttbultasrius ees lcSez
aaniatsn rprt'ldbeft Soltes fpedte ; Die
I1lhseheen wfotlSe feplten Stelraebr nac
lon''l feptte aug Der sntpnitasrtus lelblt.
um 10 e'FrlSsr marell DC Satbplltert Sta<
ens une Npnis, Gem ,. Nater spre frelie
SfSeeenseH au9 an e,elert 2ase cur1
pro'e'te sfsen eas !i9erlpafte SptebISr't
sn Ssipsll'n. Wfebr ais 2OO @oreilen
mt oislen taaleneen BON untsr'dbrtften
PM rel paplte IN Den lsBters rum aaz
gen aus Nerl ulc eent ilsrtSsr, Stalitr
3a9esat9sn. CINE r'eler Aortfler1 rOlrcs
pom efra l0OO yer'pfter I'm Saale rss
eonltlfOrlun's, cine sireite pom 2OOO Nps
msrn, OUNCE Want'ert ron 70 lbts ~
Saprea, a'silfene e5afnll'sasatsrR) aesr@
relNt. Stne eritte ueererafptec Ger Stid'pr
pom a'rptl an Der Splss res tatprllld'rn
Ysrfils lstrsr Sls;elf. viebrerc aersls
zen Wur0fn Gem y. Sater EURO Ofputas
'i0nsn aus serl@'epenmS estlen StailenS'
ahoe'e rura el"Selhe per'ehen' an e'e pc
se'eneet narsn, Sasslteut. 0eufs eaosn
ole 6ranelseaner, rie Ole IN WtalIanr ere
l9s'nsnosn arnalsn olslss Srrsns be-
r'9tsa' IN So'se e'ner anoFSnuns 'eres
SrefnszNatees eurp gang Stal'sn rur
zen .. Safer 9eeetet neil % als erfcis'sn
1etltept Dap I'M sabre 1871, aIlo spr %
Saeren' Der yaplt ylus Ia. IN ofn Srarf
e'seansrorsfn auTssn'mmsn 'clrrs. Der
.. Safer smpp''s ser erel Deer S'sr "a
gen slns se' eIrea Do W'ts!tecsrn GER
franiorlfen aailonalsS srlamnluns urz
isrssldists arrslls' Ois'slSs bate r's
wslill0e @faat eeS papnes' gum @sssn-
'an's, a"' ea1 &c" = "a's' W 's'"fh
e''"'u.'saa "" =. S'a"'s" s.a,g''aa,
IS" s.a'p"" ~" S''"..a' S'u"eea
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1871-11-15
Wimyfea iibtr esoaa.
ssthfAstta,rffssamaD !
e ,scian~ par le Gcncral dc !wimpfen. Paris
h3.g.a A. Lacroix., 1879 1!la "a

p LLL# - .-L LEE-. LLLT .nEL.. "AnH ] g.
r. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -. !.
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,-,;,s,,, 90, go
S,,,,,, Ss,rr;Sl. z !. y,ns
Es,.nr,a :, ~ .,ns,,. $780,
4 ,.r =, So. san ~
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p;t,,n.r,., ,,n u.;,., - y.
a., e..
las,Q.h.,l ,,k.ssAsS,..t m'nHi~'
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M. LII. isgf III. ~. snsas p@iaSrs.
,;S,ttSs,I Ell. ID ON Jx. @..ss w y.
1850 XalIG.sxl ,..s..sqs 49, -
1f;nn ns,t,,, ,AsIx;... &c.
.a,t,,., ss;s,..i -. r,a,,..s., ,m-..s,.
\. d, ..s.s, =. rs.,as.. ..ss.1
c,,,s %;s.s.., $500. A
q a.. y...,sa -.
a,rs ss,.r wrm.. -. .na...oa.p nsD"sn
~, So. "a y"oon ws.. %
% ooo ND. ..sY..S m S's'"
o;fa.r S.un.nS So.
i'm. bie ben samsf ~. b,;rob. ,;r,r ..r,,r = :,
pfrlSuotrt bab,n. wcrentiofe;t tsib,rfsbr,r . an,
sraufrti1. n es. bas uns 'b,n sries ,rfS,,,
B~eufltIanb piinS&t 81. rsS6e mieSerS,ra,n,r.
'b.s HrieSens. mir bSrf.n Ssb,r f,;r sp;,t,I Coz
Innd&lSiaaen. INN 81, Dauer Sea Samsf,s ~ s,r.
rindtru, ms e;nress Ser toirfssra,r ~ arsr,r,;H
EN-. sJr.t.. /, ,rf,;.s,r II. sAo, ,r;Hn, So,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01

Governor Davis, Radical, OF Tex
as, refuses to receive at the tx
ecutiVe Mansion his negrUe con-
st.tucmts. They have made him
Governor, but III social life he will
have none Of their societ Ku-
Klux him, then, ye festive danes
Of color. Rise IN your might, and
demand equality with the whites
who crowd his halls on gala
nights \ Radical, yet a recant!
Where is the Kingof the Nation
Ulysses, first and last! Where the
proclamatiou? We demand for
our swarth brothers and sisters of
the Lone Star State the protec>
ton Of the King-we ask for
thunder and lightning on Gov.
Davis. We clamor at his doors
for entrance along with those
whom the universe has been in
formed are equals in all things
with anybody. But is King Grant
so sure of his serfs in that region
that he ID leave the poor blacks
to be treated IN this way by a
Radical satrap? Oh, Summer? oh,
Morton?
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01
1t pjncneS.

If there is any thing in the
World, that will raise the Ire OF
a public fuctionery-just picture
him up before the public when
lie is direlect of his duty-and so
it is with u town marshal
from the fact that we have en-
deavored to have him enforce the
State law, against Hogs running
ct large on our thoroughfares-
in a Town like ours, where there
are so many pavements and the
citizens endeavor to keep them
clean it is an intolerable nuisance.
On one of our most prominant
thoroughfares between DR. Minor
and DR.. Brokius' store is a regu-
Jar wallor-We don't care how
much the m arshel growles-we
intend to keep after Him.
rrow we are-right.-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01
MONEY 7.

Though money is not everything
As oft Ia vainly vuuI.ted,
Yet will it many comforts bring,
BY feeble mortals wanted.
IT'S only moneys worth you need
Ills that which truly blesses.-
To cLothe the limbs, to aoarm, to feed,
Aud onament your dresses
So if you seek adoring,
To walk with grace the earth,
90 buy your goods at Vanausdat'I
And getyour moneys worth.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01
e~ A FIT.-My friend do

g A Firmly friend do
you want FIT, no! What do I
want a Fit tor? Oh, you don't
understand, l mean a good FIT,
In tie way OF a fine and casey
FITTING BooT, if you do? Why
get a parrot those Boots made by
Christ. Brown, on Baron st. He
FITS you just as we'll, and every
particle of his work has the same
neatness Of appearance as his
neighbor Joe. Woerner, the mer-
chant Tailor. Whose sign boards
YOU can see N-S-E-and-West
over the county.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01

H Grif . Eidson's Mansion
on Baron ST., is agoipg to be one
of the finest ornaments in Eaton
It is our wish we had q Town full.
of such enterprising men. If W e
had, Eaton would be the hands
soonest little Town on the Con
tinent.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01
Auditors Office, Preble Co,

AUDITOR oIlCG, 4IOOlc 90,
Eaton, Ohio, April 81" 1871.
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
near Concord in Dixon Town
ship, and said Commissioners
will meet at this Office on 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 N. Lake, Aud,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01

We are now having copious rains, and certainly
the fan mers viii pot croake on account OF rain-but
seems the rain on Saturdayrntght about 7. NJ. Of
TIE z7rh, was aiiftle TO much for them. A small
creek l 12 mite from Collinsville, was so much
SWOLLEN as 10 wash Il lot ofsawed wood and s'.ff
track, when the I z. NJ. Southern train came a
long. 1t ran into it, throwing the Engine d Ten.
der in the ditch, baggage and passengers cars all Od
the track. But very fortunately no one was hurt
though running at nigh rate of speed
ofspeed, but all much scared il was a narrow eS-
cape for them. The same road has to sufierd the loss
ofanotber of Its employees, Mr.. FELTON,, a brake
man. Who was knocked from the car by striking
abridge, he has simced died of his injuries
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01

ME The same with George.
Lockwood, near Eagle Hotel, &
Lanius the Bee Hive, they are
not behindthe times a particle in
selling Groceries.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01
Fine Mu5ic.

THE MYSTICAL INDEPENDENT (Which the Phil
adplphia Post pronounces next to DWlghtS Jour
nal. the most solid and thoughtful Of ali our must
cal Journals, p is out for May, containing an article
on Schubert. the voice i'll singing, Mason 81 Hoad-
ley : new sSysteIn fUr Beginners, and Il great va
riety of news and criticisms.
It has four pieces Of music, all Of which are new
and pleasing and worth two dollars; %Sonatlne;"
Gaze within thine Eyes Abt Clara Polka"
4 COPY.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01
VanAusdaI 6 CO.,

R The New NJ. E.. Church is
now lit 10y Gas. They last Sun
day made a fine collection Of
nearly $4,000 doIlaas.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rhe Great French Remedy.

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CHASTITY train ofSyaptonS arising from OVeruSc or
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Full directions in each box
PRICE 81 PEI BOX. ORC BOXES FOR $500
Sold by the principal Druggist, or viii be sent by
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price to the sole General agent for America
JOB MOSES, IS Cortland Street, New York.
Pamphlets of advice sent Free to any address, VI.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01
a Poor Move.

Efy- Is seems that one of the LIST movements of
tie newly appointed Post Master, is to move the
p Posi- Office from its con venieIII and cOmmodiOuS
building. To that rat eating and nasty old build
ing that it occupied a few years a~go-whicl owing
to its glominesS and diSagreableneSS. ii received
rather a bad nane-Fhis is only a beginning OF his
old ogiesm-backwar instead OF forward.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01
Town OFFICIALS.

Decoration nav, May 3Oth The OBJ
servan"cs wurc rather in:erfered with to
da; ow.Tg to the Rain, yet the turn out
done great credit to Eaton. The graves
were decorated by numerous little glrls.
The Possession returned t. the Court
House An able AL ireSs WAS delivered
hy the Rev. y. Meharry of the NJ. K.
Church.
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JOB MOSES

Sir James Clark's Female Pills.
These Invaluable Pills are u~nfaiIing in the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases TO which
the female constitution is subjeet. They moderate
all excuses and remove all DISTRACTIONS. from what
eVercauSe.
To MARRIED LADIES
they are particularly suited. They will in a short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity;
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt
fol tothe constitution. In all cases of Nervous ana
Spinal Affections, Pains i'll the back and limbs, ts-
tigue on the slight e~Xertion. PalpitatiOn of the
heart, HpSterics and Whites, they will effect a cure
When other means have failed. The phanlphiet
.around each package has full directions and aduice
.6r will be sent free to all writing for it, sealed from
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01
a. STEINAU & 90.

Successors to W. 3. CLAP & BRO.
Only authorized agents for
the genuine "Oride Watch" The
Watch Department is immensely
increased, and prices materially
reduced. They send packages OF
their goods by express, c. o. D..
to any part Of the country.
Feb. 2-m2
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-06-01

R The ice men, will have
a harvest if this kind of wealth
er keeps on.