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For pay and subsistence officers Of the marine .orn
ot pay o. nonc0mn Ssianed officers muscans nrvates d
otners of the corps hundred Thousand dollar Au
one hundred aud twenty thOnsand dollars
drsS ans hn1red and sixteen thousand eight hum
dollars. 80 'N'u que hshureo ana siNty-nins
FOR military stores namely For pay Of mechanics repar of
rm OF aec"utremsnts daK dnms
MES and other Instruments twelAe THOUSAND dollar
roT transp0ratfon Of officers and rvans and troops
@ps or expenses OF recruiting twelve thOusar dollars
of harc aud nf Offices there are no
puoliex buildings, ten thousand dollars ~ "'
Eos eodnRenees namely Freight ferage: toll CARRIAGE
purchase and repair OF boats labor hous rent
SmeeIs quarters burial OF deceased marines printd sta
uonery postage teegraphng apprehension
forage Sarrack uTsitSS @ s 6 %ssE rent,
oedsacks wrapping oil CLOTH rope twne
snovels axes picks carpenters tooS horse
ior the msssenser repa fre engines and
engine hose purchase Of lumber for benches mess
OF harness. purchase and hancas opd
ssaseneering purchase and of gaeys
stoves where there gravel for parade
repair Of pumps br Shes brOoms buckets paving
an oIner PURPOSES forty Thousand doars Provided
e. oi MY thousand dollars Opriated by section
ne % o. 40 act mixing appropriations for legislative
lneeh expenses Of the for the
sns shrteth OF june eighteen hundred
approvra July twelfth eighteen huded seventy be
md under the DIRECTION VI the President in
sut AZ to the north pole, shall
70 the surplus iund the treasury until
hui nav h Ul sad appropriation shall have been
year that said expedition
$50 That the Secretary Navy ia hereby
70 nave built by contract In private yard o
sun not exceeding million dollars Is hereby
for this purpose And the shall only Se
which shall open nspscon Of biddssp @
ninety days before the day Of letting Contract
Boston, New York PHILADELPHIA inviting sealed s bd o
time and place specified notice. And no eonrac
shall Ss made pr deSs unds this ssetos at
board consisting OF the chiefs Of hs
and Repairs Steam Engineering and Yards and Decks,
Smyrna times., 1871-11-22

TO-. 1.T
An ACT making appropriations
and for other purposes. ~ wv" -'"O'
Smyrna times., 1871-11-22
R.sou sssoETTIoS OF cEsEnAL sAruRr-No4I


autnsrizinR the appOintm of
~ relation 70 the Republic o DOminica
senate and House Of
states Of America Congress assenblsd IT,
states be authorized appoint tbes
81 ad also secretary. latter 10 ba var g
nsIsh ana Spanish languages proceed IN The Tsi
n Douingo anu 10 such other places
hers may deem necessary, there To nGn,rs ir,
NJ III am report ths political state cOndsn of H. 80
OOhnlca the probable Of ~,
&c the people Of said 10 become
,h 20 and 70 Orm part OF the people OF the nited '
yp psIea MENTAL aud moral condition Of Tho si6
general condition a. 20 material wealth and
sepacIy me resources OF the country: its S
rn Poaucs the products waters and forest.o
81 ct the soil the extent
ls9 haronrs and rivers; its general
the debt OF the government and its oil - ~
ascertaned. I'D or
der uI.cus sslon; treaties enkagenrnfs
Sftent h boundaries and terrtOry-whas nronn.t,
" IVreKn Claimants or by
dons an tue respective grantees the terms and
mlSh the Dominican government NAV d.s;,a ~ ~
become part OF the States
tb . sIeTeoi such other inormatIOn with ras,o., ~
sioners sbsT d 9r thS territories said cSmms
shal deetn desirable important vi, h
Incorporation OF the said Dmnican rsnn 20
Sec . az SnS' a. as one % Its Territories. ~ ' TUG
osI' q Ald oe u further That tho s.id
As conveniently tbn pn't
KrsSs WI" auali lay the report before Con
es & anu Oe ~ further resolved That the saf comrniss,
erve without compensation, exceo tha
compensation
prad W the secretary OF State with III. annrnai W %
tanaS PROVIDED That nothing In these VI ane
ta,@ras y, ~ htl9 understood construed as
lie e D"e pocy OF anneEng the territory Of sad enm
approved, January 10, 1871.
Smyrna times., 1871-11-22
(RRsoI UrJos ornvyva.~, =,

Joip p NJ a
hesoiuton fr the prot ion and .,
rS u the coast OF tho Cnited Statss VI the S0d
H. " Is asserted that ike most valuaba IT,, d,
fnu the lakes Of the United "Snes ~
~ number To the Oubc ninrT
Wv interests TO trade
the rni,h oy the Senate and House Of
hherlca IN Congress tLa
aoin, % e aha he hereby s authOrzee and ~ te
among he c tne advice and the Senate
person o orad csts or employees the
asbss o ~ scientific and practical ac1uaintanca viii e %
sereve without additional srx VI hSh and hsheries
SEQ g. And DO II further resaIvad Th.. 1. -, ~,
on the snbcs pr9secutue and
hs Win the view Of ascartatng wbsthar sn.
and he a " In the numbe Of the food Ashes Of the
yhat " the united States has .nd
cause the same dne also whether any ana
sdertad onoltory or precautionary u,aaaurea shond T.
~~ :" report upon the same to Con-
SEC And be It further resolved That ,b bsa n, thu
10 he ranSsrad De- ana they hereby directed
Lenuered All necessary practicaLe ala 10 The ssd
quired aforesaid vi 'ne h'eSsisAtions ana IN
s. = AND be II fnrther resolved That shall be lawful for
th 70 take TO be all times In
ebbs the o. tho United States where the tide
ana also In the waters OF lakes Ash or
b. nss thereof as may In his Judgment time
or proper TOR the conduct OF hia duties
vithstandinR. ~ ~ 'A" eo"'A'' ho'-
Approved, February o. 1871
Smyrna times., 1871-11-22
SOIITH-

Tase trans-Leave New Castle iOr Wilmington and
New Castle. ~ - 'A'' i0i
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-Additional to those abovo
leave smyrna for Clayton ll35 A. NJ $50 p NJ Leave
Clayton Tor Smyrna $40 A. NJ and make connec.
ton with trains from Dover. and Stations south.
Also FREIGHT TRAIN with Passenger Car attached will
eaVe llmnStnn 1875 l. w. New Castle 21 MiddetOwn
townsend "a CLAYTON 33 Dover, Wyoming 4O Felton,
- iarri&tnn oO1 FarmngtOn 5lj Brigevie 500 SeafOrd
Go Laurel Glo and arvra Dema at 7O5 Passengers leav-
Ing BALTIMORE at 1J0 aud Philadelphia at laG p M make
close CONNECTION with this train Wilmington Keturun-
hieRve DtmaI 230 VI Laurel Seaford 2j Brj1p-
VIe 4OU FarmlnStOn IS IIar ington. lG Felton, a.
wyoming lR Dover G30; Clay TnwnSc, a.: Mid
detoWn lC: hIkwuOd 10: New Castle 2j and nrrv
NiiminStou 30 p NJ; Phairpha, II 30 r. Nj ard Rsltt
more ~ A. NJ Subject tU delays incident Freight business
inns tram VIII stop to take Passengers only at Stations
@ uut "ii SCI uO"n passengers at stopping place
cEPr Hare Corner. State Rnad, Rodney and Dupont
4, CONNECrlONS
AT townsend with the Rent County. 4
ate places. ~ 49, '''''''ieNi
places. ~ ~ '"''i"'e''a'7
Al Harrington with j. q r. Il. r. for Milford Georgetown
Seaford. with D. ~ D. II. r. for fredericksburg and Cam
Al Dglmar, with f. = R. r. Salisbury Princess Anne
CFlsheId also for Berlin and other the W. 4
III. +. KENNEI, Superintendent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04


Dtnee .tpas a~us,uleben unb 3u tacelu.
Meinbarp, tpel9er F9 nit BOILER 2uf
auf ben Nderbau leste uni, bic beief5
fen Sase6funeen absereAnet, I'm Geloe
3ubra1te, merfte Is faum ; ct bate
ni9t Die 3eit, auf tbre @riuen a&t su
9eben ; eetu mebr ater purce Muttsr
Marta BON ibr sequdlt.
Gines Eages, als fe sufammen am
pfenen Tenter 1aBen unb in rte NUM-
cerbar 1bbne9anpl9aft binausldauten,
entfubr Nfra Elm Seuf3sr mad BEN
ancern uno fe @aste unmiQfdbrli9
u@dren mir nod in Newzyorf"
Maria ererif ibre 6ano uno ent>
9esnete ~Nfra, Du btft idlimmer, mie
etn8tnc, benn aues, mas cu oenfit unp
tbuf, 1no leere Glaulen. 0aB mir
nid,t mebr in Seem yorf file, cae lit
einsis uno aQeinI etne5dulp ; neil mir
font cur9 Define uni1nni9e 8erldwenz
burg Den lsBten Dollar perlorea batten.
Da;u fommt nod Define unauf rt1tt9z
fsit> inpem Du meinem Sobnc Elm Ser
mbSen suripieseltef wel9es Du ME-
mails be|efen. SD babe na9 europa
seldristen uno mid 9eaau erfunciSt.
Die Nntmort %lautete, eaB Dstn Ger>
m5Sen Elm eroidteteS iet uno ras Du
nur nad Amerita seeanaen> um bort
einen reideuWann aufjusateln. Das
1T nun einmal se1deben uno ntdt mebr
gu dnrern; td MIL Dir oebme9en aud
feline @crwlrfe MAIDEN ; aber IS 1T Die
b5dite Belt, RAP Du Elm anrere6 2eten
anfdn9t ramit Du nfdt oerlauerf
uao Dir uno Nncern CUR 2af wirf."
limo mas iuu i1 bier be9innen 2"
lra9te AfTra. IS 1T ia nidt m6s>
lid, cab i9 meme &enntnills bier ser>
wertbe."
uDsine jebisen eenib nidt, aber es
bdnst nur Don Dir alb, neue gu er>perz
ben, did nisli@ gu MAIDEN uno Ser
snusen 3n ftnOen. Du fennlt pents
ooer eisentlib gar ni@ts Don eerl6ausz
baltaus, bilt nidt eiumal im Stanee,
einen wobNdmedenpen& Safe gu MAIDEN
ODER Elm 3immer rein ;u febren. Nts
mare es, wenn Du Aues eas jeBt nod,
erlernteft? Mer weib, ME balo i'd
ZEN aopf nieperlese uno fur INNER
Nbidiso BON Der @elt nebme. Bte
loute e6 oanr nit eu9 enren? Mrmutb
unD unfriepen p6ren bic notbweneiaen
Tolsen. Grfenne ep1 Dein eisenes
Slid uno fanae enpli9 an gu arbeitz
ten."
(Gortfebun9 fnl9t.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
Qeben8<Wftn.

MSarner'S 0fnum 8itae sber 3ebenS Bein IL
etn ereeer Blutretuteer nnb b~eItlates @etrdnt, - enttdlt
tetnt f&dbli&en Drpsuen pier unreinltafe,ten unb if ea
Dr6parat tlr aue. mel&e film ulirenber Nittel beburfen.
Dtefes Nittel Ia tin 2pnie unb ser,daft euten NpYttit,
unb 10 sas bette blutrsintsenbe @ittel BET gDet. g IL
bas aneeuebmfe unb %belifatefe Nittel, uel&es female BEN
publituu %aneetoten wurbe. bet ueueu, better als 8rauby,
Wbistep. sDtiin. 9itters ubsr irsenb Elm anberr ArtiseL.
% ia %ssfunber uub btatser. eopubl bas mdsnli&e ale
petbli4e @ei6lett. Sung unb Nt t6nnen ben Qebeusrets
aebrouaen. s. Ia In ber Itat elm Setter ses Qebexa.
Dteienisen. psl6s f& elmer auten @sunebeit e~rfreueu
pcden unb ununterbrsden ~lttbafter @emattsaimmaaA
rerben rpbl tbun, ben eebens.pein ~ eebrau&en. g u
ppu alien ansere1 @~ebrau1smitteln serfdteben. Wtrb
lei alien rpauifen ~perfauft unh aud In aQen repettablu
ealopns. prss elm DpQer yer Quart 9lafGe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
&etn 9uften r1ebr.

sBarner's Cough Salfa,n tsilt xab 1T ben5uaea
aae bst0rssr' eenMuswurl. II bshgt BE aasersroentlits
bortnddisNsn safe ron 6uaen, G,tdltuus. 5alsabslt
Bronchitis, SnFuenia 9atarrb. aatma uns sarinsiaat
;u turtrsn. ep eewib 1T bic &rlsi6terure unb 10 foes
Der effect In anea Obenseuanuten Jduen. pber ireenl an-
bern gals unb Quneen qetben, bab I aufenbe ron aertea
ben Bal{am tasli& peri&reiben une aae tr NnGdt tne.
ba6 Il bic bette ibnen betanate g'eeiiin fur Sdlung unS
Grpettsratisn Ia. Cine Dpfs serftaft fpfcrt Srle'&ts
runs unb in ben neineu 8dlen eenlbt eine5laf&e fit tins
4ur. sreis einDpuar. &s ii cure etene S&ulb. wena ib1
buhet unb leibet. Der galfann turirt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
0p8pepG1.

9Barner's 0psptpiIa Comic ii Elm grdpa,at sana
xns %bat,tuener gerfrpfhas lsissn. ftetes IL Elm 1sute.
ms&ss Zen 9'assa aimuIirt une satsn Nssstit siebt. @
harit Zen WaSeH uno trinet tie acknowledgement
oisr eptifde gerfonen fsntsx aBarnerS 9ppeptte 80
mic eebrau@en. gu ~sertaufsa bet alien Grrsuiaea.
prfis etn Dollar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04

@rpBt
prei9>8 erlpp(un9
gum 9eaea sa
CT. Soiepb'S Stride
Ntiuneapo1is, Ylinuesota.
3tebun9 I'M Tebruar 1871.
Eidet8; $1.OO.
SerseldniB her %rtie:
I. gDetnarss @irsssba.ha Oeaendtse. 2oes1 2oe.
z Gin sprine. Wasen. s9ertt $i2a.
). Gin Get Chamber 3~urniture. DertS $1On.
4. Gine adb- Hai&ine. Dertt So.
:. Gin eefa. D.r.b $50.
s. Gin Sudcfsa. gBertb SIS
2. Gin TarlUrofea. gEtrtt $3A
8. Cine Gaidenutr. Wertb ssa
9. ee&s asbr.Stabls. Gosrtt so
10. Gin Bureau. Dertp SIS.
II. Reun,is Yreife i'm Wetbe ssn sta ~ 5ebu Dsdars,
atdts aas su tasea liz Ia 0fes ss sDanseH NIB "a
5obn @einart,
esEed<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-02-04
% re-
@eilmittel z@amorrboioen.

aBarner's &etlmittel fir Sdmprrbptben bat
Id miner. Tin ietem ~eia3tlueu 5ane) tepdtrt une turirt
BE fdlimmfen 5dqe, bun blinpsn. ~isbenbtn nnb %blutenben
5dn1prrtsibeu. Selhe. relde an btef Ter 1ranfbet letbea.
fentsn fd fpfort an tbr.n Npstteter mencen. unb QEaruers
3eilmittel fit 5armurrtctben (Yiies) %Serlan8eu. 90 tt
nur fur beie 8ranfbett unb fur feline anbere 3raRtbett en1s
ait paren, eebrlfen. preis eu Duaar. ueberaa IN Sn
Mpptbefen au boben.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
The Portrait of a Bad Man.

General Ben Butler, who with
Cameron and Morton run Grant
and his Administration, is be-
coming to be appreciated at his
worth by the more respectable OF
the Republican journals. The ma
ton thus refers to him when
we consider that there is Proba-
ly not a man in the United States,
that would say he respected Butler
had the slightest confidence in
him, that his attenps at legisla-
ton b ave all displayed wicked
ness and folly in about equal pro
portions, aud that ne has probab-
~ done as :auch to debase the
tone of public life at Washing
ton as ten Of the worst men who
have ever made their appearance
in Congress, The tender indulg>
ence with which the prees treats
him is hugely discreditanle, and
very mischievous as well. A
more correct portrait ofthis bad
man could not have been drawn
and coming from SO high toned,
able Journal We hope the picture
may serve to retire him from
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11

Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit,
Herb, Tree & Shrub. and Ever
green Seeds, prepaid by naiI,
with directions for culture. Nv en-
ty-five different packets of other
class for $1,00. The six classes
$500.
20. 009 lbs. Evergreen and Tree Seeds
Apple, Pear, Cherry, & Grass Seeds,
Beet, Cabbage, Carrot, Orion, Squash;
Turnip, and all Vegetable and Flower
Seeds, in small or Large quantities: also
Small Fruits Stocks. Bulbs, Shrubs
Roses, Verbenas, &c, by mail, prepaid,
New Golden Banded japan Lily scots.
Price Descriptive Catalogue sent to
any plain address. gratis. Agents
ted. Wholesale List of agent Clubs and
Trade. Seeds Oh commission:
B. NJ WATSON. Old Colony Nurser
les and Seed Warehouse. Plymouth,
Mass, Established in 1912; feb2 2m
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
Fine Music.

TEE MUSICAL I-NDEPENDEET (which the Phil
nal, the most solid and thoughtful Of all our must
cal Journals, ~ Is out for May, containing an article
on Schubert, the voice in singing, Mason L Hoad-
ley S new system for Beginners" and a great va
riety of news and criticisms.
It has four pieces of music, all Of which are new
Berens Little Daisy" Balford "Oh! Let me
Gaze within thine Eyes Abt CLARA Polka
. COPY. -=r
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
TowL Council Msy sth 1871.

Members ~present:J. b. Zoos. Mayor,
j. N. Brown, Clerk, G b. Edison, b. B
Van Ansdal, C, +. Thum, Thos. Fulton,
John T. Deem, councilmen-
Bills passed.
Frank Kinney, services as %jauitor. 81 90
J. IL. Brown, clerks fees.-.......12 90
Mrs. Herllch, keeping transient
oor Z 90
J. 1. Whiting, painting sign. 1 80
A resolution was passed defining the
manner money shall be spasd into cor
poraiion treasury, which is through
warrant Of corporation check. Ali
persons holding corporation bonds will
take notice that they will have to present
them to the Council for payment of the
coupons one week prior to August LIST in
each year. N.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
Rail Road.

There was a meeting OF the
Board of the l.. s. [. &S. ". 4.
Co., at the Office of J. 81. Fooe.
This morning, the meeting was
adjourned until June 18th. At
which time there will a meeting
here for the election of Directors
far The coming year.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
Churches in Eaton.
r BALBOA

M~ErnopIsr ErIseorAL A.
Moiarryf Pssfof. Services every sabbath at lOk A.
~ Praysr mectinss every Thursday evening.
FIRsf PRESBYTERIAN CHrRcH.-Rey. NV.
Scott, Pastor. Services every other Sabboth Mt
~ L. A. N aud 6l-2 7. n.
CSIvERsALTsT H cH-Rc< J. D. Lauer,
Pastor. Services at - IL ~ and n Q 1-2 p. n.
third tsrdlSunday at e1-soicloek RA.
BAPTIST j. George. Pastor. Ser
vices every Sabbath at 10 F2 A. and 7. n.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11

for club names for The DEMOCRAT
which Will be sent, with sample
copies of The DEMOCRAT, to all
who apply. We want the name
OF every Democrat in he county,
All letters must be addressed:
F. 7, FOSTER.
Eaton. Preble Co. O.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11

sI0B- The Supplement- to the Builder & journal for
May Is wen worth the price OF the Journal. Each
number contains q tine diagram and plan for o
dwelling with an the necessary details to enable
one to build $500 per anum. address: ChaS. D.
IAckey, 1853 Monroe 81. Chicago III.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11

The American Agriculturist,
published by Orange Judd & Co.
245 Broadway, New York, still
maintains its reputation o! being
the best paper OF its class in the
country. It's illustrations are
fresh and new, and its reading
matter is Of the greatest value
to farmers and others. It's hum
bug eXposurers will save its read
ers thousands of dollars. Price
only 81 so a year, with valuable
premiums,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
Wanted.
County Inhrmary oncer

lCuuotY Indrmary Omcer.
] or other men and
disahected Politician. TO mind the business Of
the Democrat, to pick out Photographed errors
To clean up and sweep out the oHice, great care
must be taken not to take anything away and at
tend solely to the business Of this ONCE and NEEDLE
all they can pay no attention to truth and Yeracity
Cnot to buy out the Register &C. &C. Gel To such
parties as can come up to these requirements and
E61SppIy before next issue, as the Democrat has
ran 6 months aud has increased IS new subscribers
and dropped all dead-hcads. IA
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
FNF

BS-We had the pleasure Of examining some beau
tiful specimens Of AntTotyplng and Photographs'
on last saturday from the popular Gallery ofSaml.
McClean artist, Meals block, Eaton o. His rooms
are worthy q visit and his pictures are perfect.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
Notice to ~Subscribers.

S<@A Just 6 months ago, the
11 9Th December 1870,
IH was issued you the 1st
So number OF the DEM
.~ ocrat. And it is hoped
s 8g1aS you will upon read
ingthia notice, eend in your Sub
scription money As we cannot
issue n paper without money, it
is all due, and especially those at
home, near the Office certainly
have not far TO walk, the others
have tho Post Office
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11

Ea~To Churches and other parties
contemplating. the purchase of Organs
and Pianos, We would call their atten'
ton to the House Of D. H, Baldwin, No.
l58 West 4th street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
as We hatter ourselves in representing
this establishment that YOU can get all
you ask, either in price or finish, to suit
eV:ry taste and et7le.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11

nB-l Cord-s O~nrds-Yes-3C Cords of Wood wan,
ted at this oface in aymen for subscriptions
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
Trimming Lawn
M O wv f. r.

The only Successful machine
Machine and its work can
be seen on the Grounds of +. Z.
Foster, who is agent in this local
for the sale of the same If
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
NEW GoODsf NEW aOoDsu

ANrCitizens of New Paris, Don't fRfl to call and
examine the hne assortment of Goods at Beam a.
Jays. fresh fom the Eastern Market & low for the
cash, . ...r ..
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
Job work.

d Ork.
We have a supply of Cards,
Note Heads, Letter Heads, En-
veIopes, &C., which we will print
for Merchants and business
men in good style at reasona-
Bile rates. Bills posted and
Circulars distributed on sppiioa-
tlon at this office, If
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
w A r z D..

Farmers take notice, You often find in
blowing your fields, Indian darts, hewn
stone or axes. Please pick them up and
bring or send them to this ofise when
value received will be exchange for them
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
ROUTE.

WILLIAMS, Asst Supt.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
DEPARTMENT.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Ciuciu. Eaton & Richmond R.R.
RAILWAY LINE.
Trains.
Upward Trains:

Passenger Trsans will ran on this ,Road, leaving
tAe aeyerar stations a. foll0wsi
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11

FURNITURE FURNITURE
Es-Those DESTROYS of purchasing fnrnituit ind
visiting Cincinnati. would do wei una r1d hhfc4L
tothpir Intertst by calling u the lnie" N''tr rv' Is
Of 4. <. ri. Strauss. 1H west ;fE ~. N. -
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-05-11
r. Y. LANIUS.

HAKES this method Of notifying his friends
l and the publie-especially those who in times
patronized him. that he has purchased the
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fancy because you feel strong that you arc i'm
prognable to sickness. Whole neighborhoods
are frequently prostrated at this season by
malarieus fevers. Vigorous muscles and
strong sinews, broad shoulders and sound
lungs, arc no defence against tho mcplitic
yapors OF autumn. Frames which hayo with
stood tho summer heat may succumb now.
Many an athletic man, whose family depends
for its support OH his industry, now lies proc
trate, weak and helpless as babe. under the
periodical assaults of clills and feyers. or
bilious romittent fevcr. This could not bo if
all were wise enough to provide against such
a contingency, by toning and fortifying tho
system system with HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
IEhS; This approved vegetable tonic ie ab-
solutc'y harmless, SO that it is sheer folly not
TO take 1t as safeguard at u season when dis
oascs OF tho liver, tho stomach, the bowels
ana lndeed all tho yisceral organs arc gene.
rally prevalent. To keep tho system in order
ana insure health, or to put it in order whom
THIS prccautlon has been neglected. ia tho duty
OF cvory human being who values life. For.
Doth these purposes Hostcttcr's Dittcrs is do.
slgnnted, and it answers both Petty iocnl
dealers are cndcayo1ing, in many parts of tho
country, to substitute preparations made of
impure and dangerous mat tcrials in it's stcad.
9lvo them wide berth. They arc prepared
ny unskiliul cxperimcntors, who want to turn
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