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DATENT cOLOHrC PRESSED RYE coFrrr
GAtyFfnE Ttt TIfE pIT7tIT "a @1a-

CAUTION 10 TIE PUHIIC.
The hifh rrpute of patent Colore Pree.ea
Coes has tempted production Of articles OF the 80
name gnd fenpfa appearance but entirely inferior IN osa
~. Tie OF the manufacturer, JOHN r. LYON lsl
Cnsthsr street. on each package. and 1t is warranted 10
tvr satisfaction 10 ALI who purchase, money returned
FTice " ocu:s per pound. Liberat discount trade
J. II. LYON, 1872 Chatham street
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FURNITURE.

A BEDROOM SUR or ErANELrED FURNITURE,
W ~ eplors, Of warranted Danuiacufei also solid
FAhhr 81 gS ~ 393 Csnsl s,tcst oposite Woossr Is.
tsLsisaed ia Is4a 5000 SFt "~' -
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY %, 1862.
noAnpINo AND LODGING.

EpANALlAs isD LODGING.
S1 NORTON sEsEr FEW DOORS EAST OF
III lhd 4oG.--A Gentleman IN uiie ~.4.ia
-iuen. !. accommodated wish peasant Rson aud
Eo2rl W ii4ts tAu. no1ei HoA.e las
Al .ani l. eati9 unsurpa
10 EAST FOURTEENTH SrEEET-HoCsE DELIGHT
~ silly sUa Ell. near SnOa - ace; IL III h,oAs,
well tifmisAfl napr
for uliy also Rooms for gentlemen. Din
nor al aafi-as ave. kefert ncrs sxenan sru
CD GREENE STREET, ARoyg STRING ALsroN
eleJ -Eleg~nsiE trrlnsnei suits Of 10 iAs,
Go eud every eoayrecncs housekeeping
Guy Particularly slilaois Tor small respectable families;
no MAcpoUGAL STREET Is NOW OPENED Az A
ten ia irs of boarding. PAR:
III housekeeping nnd convent the
esiu Afneni. III ais furnish q II desired.
IKE PRINCE STREET. ST. CLAIR HOUSE FILE
J0O CAVITY rprBshri Rooms, Bedrooms attached
witn AL tle coENeniences housekeeping Ia
cluug gas AMI Croon water TO let 70 respectable ID allies
or single geAl.eren
100 BLEEcKER STREET.-THE LET, BEAUTIFUL
lOD Rooms, With Gas, baths gs
niodstioa TIE paror tolr viii rented
Il d sired. A hsi class location for dent millinery
"A ton Basement or ccctJr Also Furp shed hoon. In
quire al 3 Bile cAer street, near Thompson.
Cl0 ELM STREET, NEAR SPRINd.-FURNISHED
<llO Apartments at low reats wan every
Tor housekeeping; best bedding aud linen, furniture and
cooking utensils; gas and Croton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22

NoR sALE-A HANDSOME ErAoERE or ROSE.
q NwEl WIN carved ctnaaeis, Avn oval giass covers
NonIhMs W. uper sag ives VITA looking gs SOS
25nmn.nts &C. ros' sso viii be sold 500 ply al
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I'0R sALg-oFrIcE FURNITURE, TuprF tApcp
~ eountiuF house oess WITH tish Stools = myrtgbt
ST. QUE counter showeas one steam and one ds
s.sn soap kesJe. Ai.y - guALoN ! svS ia Aspecr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22
NEW TELEGRAPH SYSTEM. ron HOTELS. Ac. FOR

N EW TELEGRAPH SYSTEM FOR HOTELS &C. FOR
~ communicating orders TO ecrvants-The fo owin4
nn as serpun Of this invention will show ccoso,
10 ana usefulness small tubes conducted
.ro each room ell term nat tube In the
tash = se o. small bella are paced In each Apartment
naAns on the number OF ryon single word upon ca
" sevsh chefent languages bread water nc IN giving
p ana ~, W ga into the aperture in the wall aid ii
~ nha w way ntD The receptacle In the Office where the
orders ca1 De sent les Advantages arcI saves two ,r
over we STATS you need not give your bcore
solhpshy, shu nslp need not tho on
nstnes en Mate Occur IS the printed order with the
ferNhn UNI competed IL mot out n rpnair
Ier wren properly arranged IL durable lis ire huding
ne srtat advanl%r procured BY hs mode
lrS wants "a yofoan employ persons
e En- ish anguase az tney have tbeir language on
tso bas The great economy superiority over an tsr
gcns vi render IT, ~ short ne, the only mode IL ,iss
nt6e .his ior salr ~ 9.o,fs mus be sent w. the inyen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22

ITO HOLDERS OF JEFFERsONvILLK RAILROAD
Company First Mortgage Bonds-Publc notice Is nereby
given in dance with the terms Of the sgesment re.
tween Jecronvile Rail Dad Company ana the holders
Of It's first mortgage bon e April = 1852 that the
United States Trust Company Of New YORK WILL upon pre-
accrued nineteen Of said Jefcrsonve Railroad
wit-s, s,789 10 IL 10, r. "a Is q, %, So 81 49, 81
being the lowest outstanding From and after the
9Th Of August 1852 interest said bonds Will cease by
sue s''u'' - 'A'N JOHN 4. STEWART, Secretary
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FOR SALE.

A PROFITABLE BUSINESS FOR sAiE-sEcURED
u " United States pat Mt very use q! article All
ctAle Tor garden.
glnne yourself Patent soin Europe. Address Z.
O. Brnns y. u Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22

NTARBLE MANTELS.--MANTEL3 sOrD AT ASTON
1Sl lshingy low prices Ut kLABEhS sarbie Yards lOJ
East Eighteenth street Third asesue aud s. Frs
nue. faId street. NJ Aaptes tut W any psrl Of
the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22

nRuG STORE FOR SALE-DOING A BUSINESS OF
IL S. g $40 per day. VIII he sold cheap FOR cas, s
proprietor is advised by his ply cian TO go in the country
For fun particulars address p druggist station G, New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22

FARM WANTED WANTED TO PURCHASE, d.
farm 81 atty 10 eighty 18th improvements, wltlY
hiry miles OF Nav York; prize rpm " $40 to 0O A6
dress stating particulars to George Merick g5 Meios
stic Il, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22

A FINE FARM OR RESIDENCE ON THE HUDSON
sst side 20 mites from New York, under high and en
fec cultivation, inDumcrable and fruit
$50,U0 half mortgage cash. balance .of operts.
i, ID. RICHARDSON CO., 81 and 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22

r ONO ISLAND RAILROAD = CHANGE Oh
Ia nus.--fasscpger depot OF James siip and 10
y.sourth str oil, East river.
Summer arr augemeut--LeNys New York alta
Grecnport, Sax Harbor, orlsnl aud Hampton.
ASA. NJ, u N. and l.s0 Y. n. Tor sy6saet.
At3.aQ r. NJ. for Grcenpolt
Ati T.. ". tor Farming alc
On sundays ;rsin caves Uunisf's Point 9TH,
street fcrryl, atsis A. u. iGf RNcrheai ami 10
stations a. qxeAtson tates. Rsturons leaves X
81. al.
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roA9DrSa Ayo ,.oosINq.

4 NEATLY URNIsilED BAUK 4 AdiLoR H EDRooA)
~ t0rl IL wlihou. pAlta bna7s tya An+ie san1s-
Ia small, quiet lAly. Inquire - W bfysit street,
J.l-a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22


MEXICAN HOTEL, CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET
"A and Broadway.-This new hotel centrally located In
broadway, offers great inducement TO transient perma
CANT Suits for families transient guests 80 day
PETER DEvOE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22

A PERSON OWNING A LARGE QUANTITY OF
~ lanes in the oil re-lon of Wcsen Virginia, having
pay dcrable amount for back who believe
that the npressibc march OF eridenty tends
hanc. the value Of such progery At distant would
like to negotiate the sale OF Of his interest ht
pre- ent reduced valuation Address Speculation, Hsraid
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RAILROADS.

RIO RENr-THE WHOLE OR PART or II
i Sixth street, bear Second avenue; has gas, W
large yard. For particulars inquire on the prsmis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22

nR. SWEETS INFAILrBLE LINIMENT IS TRULY
~ friend IN need, hnd every family should have u
At hand.Hartf0rd Cou Prepared the recipe OF
D. Stephen Sweet of Connecticut the great bone setter.
SOLD everywhere.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

:
" BOD feet "A sLer tnsn The Hudson river, 80 miles
from New York by Harlem Railroad Croton Falls, 30
minutes - stage IL axes near house finely shaded la
hos lne ramses drives good bahng,
aud fishing. few good Rooms first ami second floors
lDle for fam lies I'D. Re erencs-I. Brew
nell, with Brooks bIos, Bro Grand
EDWIN FOWLER, Propulsion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22

IL EucAantnien harmless substitute for llquors or
epates cures Nervousness, weakness Melancholy, &c n
tho sand fold better than quninc for Chs ind Fever
l. destined the place OF that remedy entirely The
rta department viii be open at 40 Broadway in few
Gays; In tue meantime orders addressed there viii be
promptly hleL Pr 2je Soc. and 81 rcl box. Inn
only Dy the 0uu!a Walah Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22

RIO RENT-T0 GENTEEL FAMILY, HAL
i House, just empted aud quite eeaued, cont
two parlors, with folding doors and chandeliers.
bedrooms on the second h0or, with the trout bascns
rooms " needed, on the third loor. The romainde
pied by The owner family, husband and vile only
al lC2 EG,l Tlirty.scoond street
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-14

- OeIG)dtt48trleguag.
EaH@s3 Der Undergraduate ba. ffta StttnbaustgefadFt gcF
sss5E $50 Jtcrtbltr. had Gde rrn
- 0ah@ nab Jrepertdfr.

8trfeai, m0frsrtea bert ale Gcrtea ~G5fabaetnt, NlGuumeais IS.
Iuf nttGlt&a fetae &r! an9efcvttet. Sic @5r0pf6riftfa Terben
luf 4tr!an9en in eeutfdrr, euGlideF oper anrsrsr G4rtft stHet-
lfateu. Serner IbstNa9,us t1 alr SDrfUrmmenefn GstsneauerGr'
beten an Sg6baptfu u. 7, ~. uNS btn I'm Gtantf @erttefnheen
luftS @fiGrmadSpQaf na8 benz gauipe eer 0ebdare anBnbstneeH.
(Isaif5S s. g9tntfrutaht.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-14

aietieEre. pelas Die &altinasrr- unr DEis- GtfsnbGbn tenuser,
Iegea er @eilrn In ~ Ensru Burlf unp fabrrn tn g0ngen, bic
af sas aaerteqncusae nab nit S~eppifertGaG tseu e~tRsert&tet frb.
6ablpreiie pom Baltimere na6:
Il 0fA asf.un (Ssn6cF fref \
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-14
@ffenbn brteat &c.
SSeuer asttS sDt3ttgsr Tabrp9dit4
Sa Baltimore a. GbieseStferbabN

&euer nttS sDtt5tigsr Tabr11dfr4
gsa % Baltimore a. GhiesStferb1bH
Qn uub rad benz 10. SUM- 1862 geEen bic 6aae yie fUlAt;
Ser Hpltsua stpiI6eu Baltimore, gSbeeIinj, B~arfer8b1rg
ne alen gnnfttt res Weitens oerlabt Baltimore (Sennta9s
arsgeuoniren) I'M $40 ylOraen8.
Gin DurG- Meccmo6oitOr5,u1 FIR aAe Gbet(e bs 9DeftehS
serl6st Baltimore UNI 6 llbr Nbenos.
Der Jreberid@Nc cDmnlcrntt =Sn9
sertSst 5aiilrnUre fir BrehertG unb bic easDtfaen n~eGenbfa
Hldbe tdsliG ara 4 Tbs 80 NtinutsH RdamtttaSs, NIT Ins-
uoeme hes @DnnteeS, ub erretnt GrebsrtG I'm Tu. 40 w.
Mbenes; tctSst SIT be- 6IGte6t Bre5ertT pt $50 Wgfr1.
ub laHat IN i5aftt More uHi 9 Il. 30 80. Oltttn6sG an.
Der @0icott'8=W tiG8@N Recommendations Su8
asNt t6BN& NIT MuSnalme Res SOnntags wt fOlstt
BtElGBt @duteeatGtiDn unt $40 II. 9.l5 BGrmitt, unS nm
1 AS lub 800 9lo#rn.
egn @GteUtt's sVtas UNI 7,4o 1t. 1t,0O DprBeas. anb I'm
3-15 muo 6. 20 RdGu+
Id4 Waihtn9tcn ut1b benz Suben
sr6sn te 8aee IN, 430 rmb 7.4o u. 10 IL 8rrmtstcss, ipwie
MS > so urr s. 10 gtadmtttel as.
Aas &eaatc pnh $50 nne 40 MGDrgsns,
8cn WaI6in9tcn
ans 500 Inb TAO Il. II Il. W~ormtttaes aH6 80 NIB 500
Na6rn. I'm SDrttas mr. sfdGntittsgs ut =. 2,30
Der brittle rnb finite Bug pou Baltimore NIB br 5tsCite
nno oteIte 3uG rpn giq' rtnqfeE be1en an cen NsGs Staucuen-
DeE Brrftte uao FINITE Sra ben 2oltuairrc unb &~laitn9tpn
ltsst tat er &Urcpo(ts 8apu in 8RrtinoE19.
Ms@ stsaeu xt9et@, MIsfr"ft, 8abrt L. T. IS. Geane man
: q an =, 4. @RsIGab GgeNt ca Der EtGet-Gffee,
eIrat %enRatsSa- Mu. .. Smttb,
Ersn$tprtaftpus neHEer, Baltimore.
& @t. SfIe @eaerdfr8iletecT. (@u16,iTl
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
To Consumptir.s.

The advertiser, lnvir tttn restored
health in n few weeks, by a very simple rem
edy, after hasing suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, COnsumption-is anxious to mako
known 10 his fe~llow-spFcrers the means Of
cure. % 3 fh 4g
To al who desire It, he viii send a copy
Of the prescription used Gree Of eharge)
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find a sure cure
or Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c
The only object Ofthe advertiser in sending
the prescription 10 to benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he eonceiyss
70 be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, asit will cost them moth
ng, and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription win pleaAs
address Rev. EDWARD A. WrLsox,
June l2-3m Williamsburg.
2}Ig Kings co SRty, New YCrA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27

ReSdlhe slsAtsmsnt II one q de OLDEST
JcHKMisTB IN CINCINNATI. ~ ~
~ at ksrsby certify that ] have been made
y~aoauainteds With 6C0VILLs6 sARoAPAs
1RILLAaAMD aTILLIEGlA,o Or HOOD AND
LIVE SYRUP. tTHkd4NGRKDIE1rTS sfe
sOnHr1Iy vegst1ble, md ~ mihafat sntsfu
Into ~ tgefatnti6n.pId q ls 49, cg
biSssi Md y3ers Mg0gMERnfBB.
4 Onaaoos t;Nlt III Durnet HcuSC, Cinciaueaa
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27

Ee1at~y zKsargst EsytANul WHICH Vas ~
tended with most excruciating painsi tried
various remedies, and had Two Of the beat
Physieians of the city, Tone Of them Q Pro-
fcssor IN an Old School Medical College and
they Failed to give me any Relief I was -
reduced that I was confined 70 my bed ipr
Svcr three months. The nerves aud muscles
Of one lsg were 80 contracted and drawn up,
that Z COULD NOT WALK IhGd MORE
!, THAN "A DOZEN RUNNING ULCERS on
my legs, FROM whiohI took from time totimo,
more ahan ONE HUNDRED PIECES or
BONE, some Of Them from three 70 four inches
long Lwhp reduced 70 almost q akeletOn, and
my. friepds had given mp all HOPES Of my
RECovERYf 1 was in this condition when
J I commenced the use Of your Blood and Liver
Syrup. I have used altogether some tive
dozen bottles. I am now ABLE TO ATTEND
TO BUSINESS, and my legs have become 70
strong that I walk without any. difficulty
ANDHAvE ENTIRELY REcovEREDMY'
HEALTH. p p Yours, truly, A @
@.''s'r ~ MARTIN ROBBINS, ia.
~ $50 West 5th Street. 4
H'fs - y Dealer in Coal OIL and Lamps.
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/ WHOLE FAMILY INFLICTED COVERED
WITH SORES AND BoILs..
coLrNItA, Hamilton o., o., Jan. &c, '6A

CoLrxBtA, Hamilton o., o. Jan. %, 20
Ma. *, Z. scoyItL.
Dear &r!--This 10 to certify that my wife,
ehildren, mother, and myself, about two Year,
I and 3 half ago, were sorely afflicted. Ny
wife, children, and mother, were frat taken
with q dreadful itching on the skin over the
whole body and1 was covered with running
ubcils. I employed several physicians, and
tgried their prescriptions for shout six months,
!, and found that, instead Of getting better, ~
lgress teorsS and iOorSeJ and finally he ekidren
ipcre covered triN running sores sper the phsis
'7tody. Ny brother called and got eight, bot
lauss Of your BLOOD SYRUP and strange 70
tell, before we had one half Of IL used, VI
svERE ALL WILL. l had spent over one hun
1aared dollars before gpt yQur medicine:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27


sa.Qn Wednesday evening, the
Goth instant, o lecture was deliver.
cd at the Court House, in Eaton,
by a Mr.. Hill, on Abolitionism.
The usual, dose Of abuse Of the
Democratic party, and fnlI share
Of Talk and,uonsense, madsup the
intellectual repast for the evening,
We shall have moreto say relative
{, tile lecturers small talk, next
week. If any. of our foreign read.
ers should wish to. ace INTO the real
character, manners, and behavior
Of tho Abolition portion Or Amer.
lean society, oil they have to do is,
TO repair TO- ap Abolition lecture,
and there they will learn the exact
extent@of Abolition civilization
from the svulgnrity, rudeness, and
iow-bred conduct Of those. who
are Sot even tstght how TO
call strangers by theit Christian
name. The Hon. G. T.. Vallandig:
ham came itEfor bis share of vitu-
porati0p, as psaal, ,ip the, lecture
but Of, the negroes, the Lecturer
said, III effect %rhasc be thy gods,
q Israel" Worship thou them:
h,.y,5o4u91 ~ Aav hFA4as .sE,sN elsaw
WY sho1! sryV sw .zaElsats -lSsEtvaatttr
h-----rrrS~~-~~------h sys2 "a
THE following alterations have
been made III the. arrival and de,
partpre oftraihsI from the Eat Cd.
Depoty &s.s ,s'lisssesiS sInF'ss =
Uptsains; 1880; A. NJ. $50, and
q;35;P..M .sr ieos5lss . a yiaa VA aass
DoWnstrainsa 800; $50; a. M,
and $40; P. NJ. A@~S'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27

tHE0 HNNyEHEEHkl
Of the Richest fa5 most ashionsbIe
81 Patterns, ""..rn
offered at RstaiL az .Rhossak RriessLI
9a6H, F-TrTi dUTI IIlq
III yhE subscribers, manufacturers and i'm
Il pcrterS Of Sl th6 M stelesant styles Of
WATCHES and JEWELRY,
With . view to extend their business Il, an
uniimited extent have determined 10 offer
the following rich and desirable descrip.
tons Dr. Syssy ssWJ zoe tf'7a -
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
At the unprecedented lOr prices named r
HuntiugcOmpOsitiOd ca,ed Levers, Eng
lish'nade movement, full jeWolled and, the
best Imitation gold-price - , &l8 90
Retails from so to 100 dollars - Z
Hunting silver plated Army Watch,
superior regulated movement, mas.
ave eases, and handsome finish, full
jewelled price, ~ spA 'E7'" is 90
"Details at from 40 to 100 dollars.
Huatiug composition caSed Army
W9tsh' "le Of the richest orna Ients
out Hood movement and handsome
y engraved massive case-price Is 90
Retsls At from 40 10 100 dollars.
Alsn, other Watches in great yari.
ely, at low prices. t.fg .Us far
Ladies' Sets Of Brooch and Ear o..
Drops to correspond. sa
Imitation Cluster Diamond, a very
rich pattern, Entirely new, ~ 7.f 4 90
Coral and Bead Entwined, a very
neat and pretty ornament, handsome
Iy mo1nteG, ,'k sr5FhW 'ttu. 8 rs
Gentlemen's Vest Chains, Paris.
Nan, u very rich pattern, f'al-l ,t 4 90
Rings OF the most handsome de.
Signs PLAIN, ouiy'75 cents. Scroll,
verp pretty, '''''o .. | 90
Chasld, one Of the ncatest orna.
ments ont, -'A " I 90
Seql S.gnc'i 2 90
Imitati0a Diamond. chased or eham-
cIlcd 's5s 200
Sleeve Buttons, Paien, chased or
ch@mclIed, entire new and handsome
potteEGs, 40 t.. .7,s4 2 so.
Double CHASED or cnamelled, only $50
Bosonl Studs, aavariety of new pat
ttsrns, per se of three, .e .aie, -, / so
Bosom and Scarfpins. Lear, with
opal and fancy stones 90
similatIon Diamond, l so
Lockels. Double glass, and richly
engraved, 90
Nv Iaa have only,to name t c arti.
clej TIC d, sire, aud make. the remittance in
a re%isl' I'd letter, upon receipr Of which
The gOotE ordered viii ia sent .reo Of ex-
perse. Parcels to lle. ynttnf % $l2 and
upwards wlll boz seWt ~ cXp,aa5 's5 N. bill
for collection when tho gooa sHr". d, ,rered.
Agents. Suffers pedlars, Colntrva Mer.
capnts, ct& throughout tho, country, who
wish to make moRey, viii do we'll to OBJ.
laiu our Mammoth Circular, which will be
seut free. Wefurnish the most saleable out
IT'S, Al prices unsurpassed by any other con-
Germ Address .as2 ~ .. ..t
d HUBBARD BROTHERS,
Nos. s. and ca Nassau, cor. John st.,
Aoct23- 3n lo o. 10 S2E ss1NGw YoRr
~ s4'.GV III esGa-H
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
CAMDEN.

90 aFtAA 4AN ka-uA FdF
On recent visit to Camden, we
were pleased to hear dhat bust
ness WAS very bsisk. 1--WE fond
that w. il WILSON had removed
his saloon to- more scommodious
premises. ne,has now added the
Grocery "a, his business,
and is. laying ina choice stock.
WILL. is boundito sncceed..s va
McCORD is still Oh. hand at the
old qtpnds and continues tosselhhis
Goods as cheap as amy other man.
We shall continue, from week
to week, to report the progress of
eventsat CamdenasscAasa sAl aa@@
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27

REAp ~an,extract from the cncinnai aa0
Eiirburqk MEDICAL Jsarnal, Vol. 5, page SO,
By is editor, PRoy. r. 8. NEWTON, in regard
70 this Remarkable cureH
iswhiie Martin Robbins was In the tsry.
worst imaginable condition, we were calledto
attendshim for n ~fraeturo Of tho leg, produced
BY q fall. The indications ofa reunion Of the
bone, under the circumstances, were very
unfayorable, for he would sit, day after dsy,
PICKING OUT BMA1L PIECES OF THE
BONE, which would slough of. ! found him
uung scovilrs Preparation, rhich he con-
NaHed 10 use until a cure ras cGcctcd. We
gave him no constitutional treatment, being
In attendance only as a surgeon yet we con
fees we bad much curiosity 10 zee what could
gbo done in . system 50 extensively diseased
.as his was" %3f,3 a.
TIE DocIoR FrEraKh SAYS, since that time
he has made use Of SC0VfGI'S SARSAPA-
aRILLA and 6TIbLINGIA in his practice,
and it Aas cured the MOST nTFBIcuLr CASTS Of
yeCRoFUbA and SYPHILITiC DISEASES.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
SStal arSfagltsttIatt5us.

We regret TO- say that the Saw
mill OelongiHgtO MI. gIsAdellon,-
of this town. was destroyed by fire
early on "Wednesday morning The
loss WI be fbout $4,000 on which.
observation-disclosures, thus sweep
Ing away the hard earnings Of ma;
ny years of industry. sJpo
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
TR0IDIN0TCE

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A PETITION will be presented toAthe
"a Commissioners Of Preble county, q
their stated meeting, On the first Monday in
December next, asking that the proper steps
may be taken for. the establishment or d
County Road oa4he foll6wisg route ARsiz.-
Beginning at the Camden and lFairhsyen
Free Turnpike, in the N. E. corner of Sec.
II, Souersy township, thence East to said
section corner, thence South on, the section
inc until ii intefsects Jamea Brown d road,
hence aonaaia foadto the Gamdenand Col
eye Corner Free. Turnpike, IN the B!.sWt
cornerSofr Sec, nc. and also ID vaeAia' SO.
much oftAe present road a diyerg Gom
the lineindicated,ss y Sassas4 ,ssa RsTa
octobse 80, 1862 PETfTIONERSss ,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-04-26
Appeals from the Assessments.

Notice is hescby given that the Comms soners ofCo.
lumbia county will hold their Appeals tho following
days and places to wit:
On Monday April 2Ist 1862, Berwick aud Briarcreck,
At the Rising sun, Lewis Enkc, in berwick.
On Tue sday, - Scott and Centre at the House of
Daniel H. EYcrhart, III Light Street.
On Wednesday, % Orange and Mount Pleasant at the
House of Samuel Everett, in Oraugcve.
On Thursday, 2lth, Fishingcrcek, the house for.
mery occupied by Geo. w. Hoffman in Fshingcreek
On Friday, 25th, Benton aud Susaroaf, at William
Coles, Rcuton,
On Saturday 2Gh, Greenwood at the house of Joseph
Il. Patton, in Greenwood.
Monday 18th, Jackson and Pine at Tram Dcrr's III
Jackson.
On Tuesday 2jth, Madison, at Samuel Rimby's, in
JerscytOwn.
ON Wednesday, Both, Iiomlock and Moptour, at the
BuCkhOrn Tavern in licmnck.
On THURSDAY, May Ist lct2, Cattawissa and Franklin
at the Public House Of Daniel Rcinboid in Cattawissa
FRIDAY Id Maine and Beaver, at the Public house of
john Nuss, in Alainville
on saturday Sd, Miliin, at the house Of John Keller
in Mitfinvo.
On Monday 18th Locust and RoaringcreCk at the
house Of John l.. Hurst, in Shutdown.
On Tuesday 18TH Conynghan al the house Of Reuben
Wasscr.
ON Thursday 18th, Bloom at the Court House in
bloomsbury
by order Of the Commissioners.
X. &. FRUIT, Clerk.
Bloomsbury, April s, 1869.