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EVENING STAR.
The BIood.s9aIned Ceiling.
ANoTHER ~ YnRK HnRRnp-

ANOTHER SEW YORK HORROR
Another mystery Is afforded the lovers OF dire
a-d unaecountabie sensation in the death OF
May Msngin, at No. King street. The story
& peculiar. Mary was 65 years old, and clone
" man who was the accredited possessor OF a
Ia ge sum OF money, which she kept slowed
away in a nook in her chamber. On Friday
NJ ht she was last seen entering her room by
one Of the neighbOrs- But from that time until
to-day she disappeared. Her absence being UNI
ia caused great deal OF speculation in the
minds Of the folks at No. 3, which was, however,
totally set at rest in one direction to be quicken
Ell IN another by phenomenon This was
spot upon the ceiling of the room Immediate
IL beneath Mary's. Those who first observed
watched II and found that IL grew larger. Curl
osity was aroused, so that one person more dar-
ing than the rest got up and felt IL. Horror!
IT WAS BLOOD,
which OOzed through a ere vice in the plaster.
The hue and cry was raised. and the services of
q officer on the beat were obtained He came,
burst open the missing woman's chamber-dOOr,
and there upon pile Of rags she Law stOne-dead
On approaching her, the newcomers fond the
body in an advanced state of decomposition.
Inc Corcner has been notified TO make an inves-
tgation, and il Is feared the creature was muir
dered for her money!. y. Express, Tta.
\ Young LADY of Pittsburg has lust arose
from the dead To an appearances she lay
dead for y DAYS. When she died (?) there
was such peculiar expression on her cOunte-
nance, and decomposition not appearing. her
friends refused 70 allow her to be buried on
the 22d day she arose with a start, as If Just
awakened from a refreshing sleep, and was
surprised upon being informed Of her Rip Van
Wrinkle slumber. About her first motion was
to 60 10 the cupboard and put herself outside
OF couple Of pies. She then told the astonisba,l
neighbOrs who had filed the house that she
had only been asleep and dreaming, and
became greatly annoyed at what she thought
was their propensity 70 s'tease" her for ssoyer-
sleeping herself an hOur in the morning" IL
IS very singular case.
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ITO PIPE FOUNDERS.
OFFICE WASHINGTON AouEDUcr, I

OFEICE W ASHlNGTON AQUEDUCT,
WASHINGTON. July p, 1871.
Sealed Proposals viii be received BY the under
signed until u o'clock on the 18TH DAY or August
1871 for the delivery IN the District of Columbia OF
nine millions l900O0) Of pounds Of S-inch cast iron
Water Pipe, Stop Cocks and Special Castings. The
entire quantity Of pipe is divided into four lots and
proposals will be received for the whole or a less
number OF lots. No proposals for Pipes, Special
Castings Stop Cocks will be received except the
printed forms, which, with circulars specifications
plans, forms of contract, and any desired informa-
ton, can be had application in person by letter
to GEORGE IL. ELLIOTT,
- Major of EDgin GERS, u. s. A.
iy2415t Chief Engineer Washington AGueiuct
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TABLE KNIVES AND FORKS
rkx KNIVES, from = cent. % q 81 T. q sss '''S
PRINCES Loan Once sales Room. ~
su1Dt 1ooe PennSvsuia sEs1ns. - -
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The many tlousAnas CURED a. this establishncnf
within the last twenty years, and the nucrous inn
portant surgical operations performed BY Br John
sfon witnessed BY the reporters u the $50 and many
and again before the public, besides he standing a.
gentleman Of character and responsitiiiiy. 4 ss-
sjent guarantee 20 the afflicted
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. o~.s-iy
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AUCTION SALES,

IL LATlMER CLEAKY, Auctioneers,
- tsuccessoIs 70 Cooper 4 LstimerJ
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth 81
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE-
a sh4tRp3f NJ Mok ASS1fE!o Hnsu,
" ISL, commencing at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell
f1on s one pss
with the usual Household Furniture. &c,
aulO q LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers-
II Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT IN UNIosTows,
f MTANsRhiIsSSiqqN .E E33IErY, DISTRICT OF CO.
a On THURSDAY, the nth instant, at 8
80 e,ock p m, in frnnt Of the premises, We shall
situate and lying in the town Sl sf D Rs
county and District aforesaid and being known aud
east side Of Monroe or Ss ss road e
istt south OF the southeast corner Of Monroe and
street by a depth Of 40 feet. '''' ""
Terms onethird cash; balance in and Il
deed Of trust on the premises Stamps, &c, at cost
Of a. RTiT re sc fIyn On day # s1ls .r,,
RT GREEN 8 WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers.
ID Southeast corner Of 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of deed of trust to the under
in i6er sis folio rs one Of the land records OF
Washington county; ID C., ard at the request Of the
ON MONDAY, August 21st, at 5 O'Clock D. m, on
the premises all that piece parcel Of ground stu
ate, lying and being in Washington city, ID. c., be-
giRnng for the same at the northeast corner Of Lot
number one, q y in square two hundred and ninety
four and running thence south twenty GID feet
on the west line Of 18th street. thence west TO the
western line OF said lott thence enthusiastically
the northwest corner Of said lot thence east the
place Of beginning. Improved by three-story
Brick House.
Terms Of sale One fourth ash balance In g. II and
s months with interest at the rate of 10 cent per
annum from day of SALE secured by deed of trust on
Teysncfna and stamps at purchaseT's cost n the
terms are not complied with in one week the SlO0
will be forfeited, and the trustee reserves the right
70 resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de
faulting purchaeer.
PHILIP A. DARNEILLE, Trustee
aulO-ts GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RAILROADS.
Ell III sd pknf k kb ssSETTHkksr

The ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAB-
BOAT, extending trqn SkattA c.
nooga, Tenn, 20 Meridian Miss. isk&3 = r<1
completed, and FERNS, with its con kk2 ~
neCiions. THE suoRTEsr Ar Rail LINE from Port
lsrd. Boston, Nov York, Philsdelrhia. Baltinore.
Washington. Richmond, Lynchburg aud Chatta-
ncogR q Meridian, Mobile, New Orleans, JAcksoa.
NlcksburG, and all Southwestern citi-s,
The road bed Is IN splendid o0R1ition, and tAs
equipment perfect.
run Via this route from lynchburE 20 Mobile aud
New Orleans withsut change.
most Comforts
tts.rtl,h oi fretInt Shirpers u called % thta
utc a. the Al ssntaEes ~ speedy transit be-
low a. by any other route
"a freight, and procure bills of lAding vts
WILLIAM kEAyY, General Freight and ricks
}. G STANTON, General Superintendent. Chssta-
noOEa. Tenn.
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nR. JOHNSTON,
on Tuu
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

OFFICE, Z SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
From his extensive practice In the great Hospitals
OF Europe and the first in this country. viz Eng
land, France, Philadeiphia and else~ here odsr
the most certain speedy and efectual remedy In toe
world for all
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II LAT1MER CLEAKY, Auctioneers,
- Successors 70 Cooper Latimerl
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth A
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

SERIOUS AccrDEET.-ffe young
man Robert Miller. Braksmen
on the E: L ii. +: R. Who re-
oeived such a terrible crushing
on the night OF March 1st, while
switching off a car near Camden.
Died Sunday, March 5tE, 10
A. NJ. he Suffered terribly. The
crushing having caused his blad
der to burst, this was Nj. Millers
1st trip after a recovery of an ac'
cident a few weeks before, when
his hand was crushed in coup
ling some cara. He leaves a,
young wife but no children, has
not been married a year. These
night freight trains are death
traps, and on this road in particu-
lar.
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no 4lR t.Tp11c avn Tp.nE !

TO rHE PUBLIC AND TRADE N
GENERtb.-We would call yont
attention and the careful pernsal
of the enclosed card of A. Stein
su & Co., Crystal Palace, store
in Pixies Opera House,. 9Th ST..
l door East of Vine street, Gin
cihnati. o.
They have now in store, and
ready for inspection, Il new
stock Of JEWELRY, SILVER
PLATED WARE, and WATCH
Els, manufactured expressly for
the season.
Their long experience in this
branch of the bus mess, aud tbs
extensive manufacturing connec-
ton, enable them to Sell Goods
ia the Western market. ut, the
very same rates with their East
ern competitors, and more: their
stock comprises Il tulI line of all
goods in conjunction with the
business, such as no other one
house In America u compete
with, giving them thejustly earned
title of TIE CHEAPEST JEW
ELRY HOUSE IN AMERICA.
They would be pleased to sec
you, or receive your orders for
catalogue of Prices as we fat
ter ourselves they will he able to
offer yon superior inducements
in regard to assortment as VOL
as TO prices.
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H'HAT most excellent Of nton


H'HAT most excellent of mon
4 TITLES, the CHRONOLOGICAL
Journal and Life Illustrated,
comes to us with the FEBRUARY
number richly treighted with
good reading. There is some
thing in it adapted to every body
s taste, witress the following
topics from the table OF contents:-
E. W. Stoue lton, the eminent
lawyer; What can 1 do Best
the Reporter; The "Christian"
Church or "Disciples with I12
fine portraits and accompanying
sketches of its leaAing Preacher;
&c. Our readers all should take
This Magazine. Price So, a year
single numbers, SOC. Address S;
r. Well, New York-feb 8 m2.
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the best in
ed work Q fits kind in the
World.
Harper's Magazine.
Notices of tie Press

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while sufficiently profound to demaui
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standing, aud designed as much TO dic
fuse correct information concerning err,
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IL was the organ oftho '!Society for iLs
Diffusion Of Useful Knowledge" Tho
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There are few intelligent Amercla
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SUBSCRIPTIONS .-Is71.
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MARRIAGES.

CRISuAN. BowsMANwFeh %,
at the resIdens... ofsIhe brides mQther,
near Nav Hope, by Rev. Hiram Johnson,
Mr. Raper Cri-man and Miss Lizzie
BoS~Inan, all Of rrcbie county, .
BOSTICK -MEHAFFEY-Feb 81
nv the saW., al the residence of the
brides msaPede j" katoH Nr, John T. 3
Bastick and Kiss hnura NJ Aehaffe ,Sll
OF Pr%b'e county 3. v,
STRAW-KING-Narch I'd, by the
same. at the residence of George Clat-
terbuck, near Eaton, Nj. Henry Straw
and Mis- s4r~f L. King, all Q! Preble
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

A BixT'To WHOM IL CpSuEREs III here
seems to be a dispos.tioE on the pors OF
some who haye never contributed n,
dime or assisted IN = raPer ia the loasr 10
try md. crush ~. Now. one word IN re-
ply to these SIRE heads who arc dis sat
isGed. to have arytl ing Gone in our
town, that the DEMocGAr to-day is O a
better fooLiug,Jhan er0r il was, shows n
better Roll0f Honor every week; aud
them that,p pay for their paper will Ger
taibly get it. Our correspondents all
get paid, our printers all get paid. our
paper man gets paid, aud more new sub
scribers than ever Defore. Bat if they
think they can print . aPer,fvn u, ihin1
10 supply thu wants If pari"> thai have
been swindled, let them pitch la.
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Oranges at the Bee Live?
Mattresses at Albert & Co

Fresh arrival of new goods
at VanAusdal & Co.,
"A Home paper that is cheap.
est and best-the Democrat.
"A full supply OF paints at
Edison & Degroot's.
The Democrat is tronouncc-
ed by every body to be the best
paper in the county.
The health of this commun-
ity is good. ST.
Great Bargains in the way
Of groceries, at Lander's.
If you would grow fat, call
ut j. Show Tor choice steaks
Go and see the new goods
at Miss; Lena Cases.
If you want to buy sugar by
the pound or barrel, Hills is the
place.
The lrrepressiblc ghost OF
the Register, whites away the
time he is not engaged in writ
ing wild editorials. In smiling
at colored females.
Nat Lockwood is recognized
as the headquarters of country
produce.
w. Edison & Bro. can furn.
ish you any book publish ed al
the advertised priees
-Farmefs in SOME parts Of tht
county anticipate q good Season
this year for the manufacture OF
Maple Sugar, aud are preparing
for it, also plant plenty of Flax
New stock o. prints, musiins
and notions; at Swihart's.
-And now Pat Shields COMES
forward, and pfoclaims the fac
that he is Selling groceries cheap
er for the money, than any house
lin town. Call, and see you'll
find that he is correct.
Best stock of muslins ii
town, at Stepheps's
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Only Genuine Oroide


and German Silver Watches for the past
FIVE years, we have just completed ar.
rangemen ts, through scientific expert
ments, by which we can furpich our
CELEBRATED brands OF Watches,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's sizes, nj 75 TO
100 Ter &C mt lower han ever before, as
witness the following prices, including
Gentlemen's and Ladies' sizes, either in.
OROLDE or German Silver Cases;
Full Jewelled Cylinders $500 each.
" Patent Levers 900 q"
" 81 Am. Pat. Levers IL, 90 4"
OR Watches are all in Hunting Gas
es. all properly regulated for time before
sold. and guaranteed, Tor time and wear,
two years. TIE Cases are as ha
" finished as gold cases costing from
500 t o $3.50 each.
We also manufacture the GENUINE
OROIDE CHAINS, for Ladies' or
G~entlemen's wear, at the following Fri
ces: 81 90. 81, DO and $2,0 each
To Spectators, Peddlers and Traders
generally, there has never been such q
field Tor reAp,1g large profits
When a case (six watches in a case)
or more is ordered at one time, 20 per
lent liscoun: allowed. Positively no
/ QiScOuQL on SluEi0 nobOA~S
| a case. The same discount. allowed on
chains when ordered in quantities OF six
and upwards. a..
RSF All orders fer Sample Watches,
must be accompanies by the money. or
if desired sept by Express, at. least one.
half of the money must be sent with the
order. otherwise no notes will be taken
When good are ordered. by Express
at wholesale 5stsg, 10 pet sent OF the
amount. is sufficient, sent with the order,
to secure it prompt attention; Money
sent by P, ~. Money Order, Registered
Letter, Draft or Check, at our Iisk'
When the money is sent in advance nc
further expense. to the purchaser. When
goods ere ordered By Express, rurcF"s
ers rsugt pay al charses,~ al,
Hoping to receive your patronage we
JAMES GERARD &F0,
P. D. Box 1891, Kew York.
So Nassau. Street.
Jan. IS, 187I-}h
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TOWN OFFICIALS.
Churches III Eaton.

MEruo DIST EPIscuPAI. CHURtW.-ISev
A, Meharrv, Past r.. Services every
Sabbath at IN 4. u. and 81 p Pray
er meetings every Thursday evening.
FIRsr P~sEsHYrFRIlX CUrPcH.-Rcv.
J. w. Scott, Pastor. Services every
other sabbath at I0i 4. n. and 6l r. N.
u, we ,sAIIsr GHUrcH.-Rev ] d.
Jauer, Pa tor. Services Vt 10} A. N.
and at 81 ?. ". on the first (!st) Sunday
in each monik. and on the third (Srd)
Sunday ats1 o'clock PsN.
C~ssc1rEE Cur.;rH.-Elder john Quinn.
pastor. Services every other Sabbath
ncrniag At l0f T. N.EAa or oWE
BArr.sr c-arscH,--Bs J. George, Pas
tor Services eveFT SabSsthe10IA.N
and 6l :. n.
CsE.srl.r eaUac4-No regular Pas
c.ruorrc cnupcn. -Fayaef p4reo''
Paster.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

We congratulate n of O1r compost
tors, tie quiet one, who dou't say much,
he last week betook himselfa Fifth Rib,
may it always he a pleasant one to him ;
though we think on his part there will be
ouiet, sure, IL the rib don't become a lit
,Ie more than he bsEgsiped for. Yet,
long lite and ~prospfrisy to them both.
Any more Democrats going to be mar
ried, il so. let US heal from you<
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

We have upon our ffle a spec
imam copy ofthe McDonald mag
azine of New; York, it's pages
are illustrated With a variety of
the most nsefuik, And Instructive
readfniig; matter thiatcatn' BE hrou't
out before the people. Address
II. NJ. McDopold & Go. 80. & "a.
Commerce st; New York,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

B- Are df the latest and most ap-
proved styles; finish and durability are
unsurpassed Convenience is made a
ieaiing consideration in .selecting mod
els for con truction. Gus Omer may
ut all times be sure of getting work done
as low d. any ~resP9nsiGle holse can af-
ford to construct similar work. The ex-
t%ensive trade of. thiI establishment in
this and adjoining counties, is.G-sure in
dicetion that his make of vehicles us
appreciated. His ever Increased fac
~ilIties, until he is now the leading
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
BEAT-JsM. Is Il

DEAD BEAT-IsM. Is played
at this office, for we can't get arti-
cles on that kind of business, we
prefer CASH. AS we pay the
cash; don't employ drunkards,
nor give them countenance.
neither will we buy an article if
we can't sec our way to pay for
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

What are yon writing such a
big hand PAT.-Why, you
see that my grandmother is dafe
and I am writing q lou letter to
her, alb ut nj. +. Stephens cheap
Dry Goods, gro and see them.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

Peters Musical Monthly. is a
book of choice Music pieces, Apd
every lady who has a Piano N[
a Melodian should have it, price
is $3.50 pr 6 months or 3d. year,
sample copies can he seen at this
ofice.-Address 399 Broadway
New York.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
A S'TEINAU & co.

Successors to w. y. CLAPP & Bro
Only authorized Agents for
the genuine "Oride WATCH" The
Watch Depp rtment is immense
ly incres sed, and prices materi-
ally reduced. They send packag>
es ofthe: goods by express, g..
.. D.. to any part of the country.
Feb. 2 me-
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Roll Of Honor.

Tho following persons have
Maid their subscription to, the
DEMoCkAT, for which they have
our thanks, and best wishes tor
long lite and great prosperity
We hope all others will follow
their good example 49,, -
f Meise, $l,OO R. Y. tanius. 81 go
!. Cotterman, 200 s. B. SampIe 200
Levi Gard. 200 S. B. Dufield, 200
Tuttle & Welsh2,O 90 j. Campbell 200
Villain & Son, 200 @. s. WehrIeY, 200
Shank h Son, 400 W. Brown, 100
D. d. Alderman 200
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

SERIES OF MEETINGS IN TIE
.CHR1sTIAN C8APEI.nRets: y. d.
l.suer and 5: r., Carlton will hold
. series of, meetings in the Chris
tan Chapel, Eaton, commencing
on Tuesday evening, the 18th OF
March inst, and to continue each
evening throughout the week.
public are invited. CIV
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

r- Another a.. AZ $ of robbery ia the
6auruAble annexation -, Gan poninGo
Will give fall particulars next week, VI
fkfs piece Of RefSOiicA1r tAseGtity.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

DiSrTo Churches and other parties
contemplating the purchase of Organs
and Planes, we would call their atten'
tion to the House of D. H. Baldwin No.
15S West 4th street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
rs ws aatier ourselves in representing
this establishmept that o. a get all
you ask, either in price or finish, to suit
evsry taEts and style.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09

J Democrat Office open every
rlay in the week, except Sundays
from IA M to II 4 MI Z M
to 81 P M.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
if no premiums are taken:

That fool who .hinks the DENocRAr
supports the whisky shops ia barking up
the wrong tree. We can't see it we
have law makers, the DEMocRAr don't
make them, but will stand by the law all
the time. A hint to anonymous, observ-
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
Carriage Manufac-
f1frer.

H@- Of this ,Pnd, a.jolning: counties,
while his rapid extension of business
bids faic to, make Eaton the leading car
riage and wagon market Of P'ebe and
adjoining counties. Jan 19 ly'
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09


WE shall advocate the abolition OF
w the National Bankiug System, as
au unnecessarily &irden upon the tax
payers OF the county,.
We shall insist upon the payment OF
sbe~ sdFeI@snty bonds in Greenbacks, &c
cording to the cont Act between the bond
holder and the people.
We shall oppose the unjust and op-
pressive. Tariffs, By which the Asricul-
turaI West is made to pay enormous iri-
hnte e. Ite manufacturing East ; mud
shall demand such notifications OF the
Internal Revenue Laws as will eneour
age indu strXand relieve lator.;
THE WEEKLY ENQUIRER
win moi opiS BE true to the principles Of
the democratic party, iR,its editorial
columns, bpt, as a first tciass Family
Journal, it,&ilI be excellsd by mons pub
lished iE the United States,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-03-09
IMPROVED BURIAL CASES

Pullman's Palace Sleeping Cars
on the various r. Re. Prices va
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