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CONSTITUTION WATER
hes proved itself sgual to the task that hss dsTO7sd
Don Il,
DSufe6es a1 s-7
rrtats and drsnoh the Kidnsys and b. oonataut US
soen LEAD 70 chronic degsnsrafona and confirmed dl.
RHAD-RAD-READ.


lel DAETfLls, Pa, Juns 2, Is6l.
DR.. WM. 4. GREaG-Dear Sir: In February, 1851,
afflicted with the sugar diabetes and for months
passed more than lWo gallons OF water In twenty
tour hours. Obliged TO get up often Eeq Or
twelve times during the night During the month Of
July, 1851, procured two bottles OF Constitution
Water and in two days after using it experienced
rel5af, and after taking two bottles Wa3 entirely
ouTa1, Bool after regsininR my usual health - 8
Your truly ". L. pHWffF.
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Me LetIer of sudae Bar,iey.

by Hon. I. W, Barley, sixteen years ago,
in which he held directly opposite grounds
from those which he advocates to-day. As a
matter Of reference, and to show tbecO
trast between Democracy then and now,
we publish The letter entire; SOD
MANSFIELD, Ohio, Jan. q, 71S47.
DEAR Sin: 81 discover that great efforts
are making in Congress to place two or
three millions Of dollars in the hands Of
the President, to use in efecting peace
with Mexico. For one, I cay that under
no circumstances whateTer would l yield
the Wilmot Provision. If southern terri
tory is to be purchased nolo, nosD is the
time, and the only eFsefIgl time, to say
slavery or not slavery. am aware that
some Of our Democratic friends say that
the question of slavery ought not to be
drawn into this matter am sorry they
are so blind or needless Of the evident de-
signs Of southern politicians.
1t is time-high time, that northern and
western democrats should not be hood
winked by southern politicians and south
ern treaohery. No, man Of common sa-
gscity, whose senses are not deluded, can
have any doubt about the design and the
sole design of Southern politicians. If I
we're in Congress, would see the political
elements crumble into dissolution, before
would be oVerreached by southern
treschery. see some hckspittle resOlu-
lions adopted by Wilson Shannon, and
some of his minions at St. Clairsville,
Ohio, lately, got up no doubt, on some
promise from some quarter Of another sop,
such as that political eharIatsn took on a
former occasion to betray his friends into
the arms Of the Tyler party. These eI-
pressions of opinion got up by influences
at Washington, amount to nothing. I
would sustain Mr.. Polk at all Ilengths-but
when it comes to the purchase Of Mexican
territory 70 come iAto the Onion, it cannot
be said too soon that it is not the object or
design ofthe only truly free government
in the world 10 extend the domains Of
slavery. Such believe to he the general
feeling Of our Ohio people, democrats as
we'll as wings.
If Ohio is 70 be divided into two Judi
cial circuits for the United States Courts,
please see without fail that the terms Of
the southern district are fixed for the sec
ond Monday Of May and The third Monday
Of November. Any other arrrDge-
ment will create difficulty in case Of di-
vision. In haste, your friend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-04

Stone IN the Bladder, CaIcsIlS, 9r9Usl, Briet
DUET DspoSit and kBeBs or AilLy
DiehaTgsI after UTiBatiag.
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The Richmond Enquirer says:


In tht- ity, on T. ur.Say September 3D.. by Rev.
Z. A Starkey, At the residence of 7. O. WI, Fsq ,
NJ. r. WHIFALAW an1 Miss ALICE E, HILL
No @ar4a. .aI.a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-04
CONSTITUTION WATER.

which gives those organs tims their healthy
tone aud Yigor. We able 10 state that the Cons
tuition Water has cured every case Of Diabetes In
which Il has Deon given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-04
s<Ths PrOprietOrs havsthOusAndsOf LetssrDfrOn
Clergymen, LawyerE, Physicians,
a5 % 1si and Citizens.

Testifying Of their own personal knowledge; the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of the BitteFs.
From R5E. J. Newton Brown. d. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia OF Religious knOwledse.l
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend Pat
emit Medicines geBsr A, through distrust Of thek
Ingredients and effects, yet know Of no sufficient
reasons why mao may not testify 20 the benent he
belieVes hfmseiT to have recaiYed nom any simple
preparation, in the pc he may thus contribute to
the benefit Of others.
do this the ore readily in regard to HOodancig g
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. y. NJ. Jackson OF
this city, because preiudiced against them for
man years. der the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. Am indebted TO my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Eqs, for he removed this
prejudice by proper tests and for encouragement TO
try fhem, when suffering from great and long contin-
ne debility The use Of three bOttss of these Bit
ters, ths beginnIng Of the present year was fol-
lowed by evident relief and restoration to degree Of
bodily and mental yigur which had not telt six
months before and had Of regai1ing
therefore tina God and my friend for directing me
70 the use Of them. J. NEWTON BBOMN.
Philadelphia, June 3, 1851. o.
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Hollands German BitteFB
WIN Cure Every Case Of
Chronic or Nervous DiSeass Debility, DiIsa5s
efths KidHeys, and DiSsass5 GTisiH1
from a Disordered Stomaeh.
Observation-Disclosures

Resulting rom Disorders o. the Digestive Organs
Oonstipation, Inward p les FuneBs OF Blood TO the
ID al, Aeldity Of toe oIomach, Nauses, heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fulness weight in the 5tOmsch,
souc Hruct9ons, sin ing Fluttertng at the Pit Of
the stomach, oEimmiug Of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, ltersng a toe Heart, Oho-
king ouffO 0tinR Sensations when in lying pos
suIe, Dimn Is o. vision, Dots or Webs before the
S.g.t, Fever and Dali Pal in the Head, Deficiency
Of PeIspirati a, Yeilowness Of the SKIN and Byes,
Pain in he side < OhOst, Llmbs, So, ouddei
Flushes Of Heat, Burning In the esh, constant I'm
agining Of Evil, and gr, at Depression Of Spirits
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VeIs s4l ila
LYONS KATHAIRON.
Kafhairon Is from the Greek word aKathro'' or
kaihair0,n gniying 10 clea Sc rFjuFinate and re-
store This ar lcle is what its name agnine5- FOI
preserving restoring and beauiiying the human
Lair = i9 the most remarkable pr para ion in the
world II Is again own and But up ~ the OrRiDal
pfopreter and Is now made with the care, skill
and attenu watch gave it salsOf over one million
bottles Per annum.
Is is q most delightful Hair Dressing.
II eradicaies scuri and dandruff.
y keeps the head cool aud c ear.
IL makes The hair rich soft and glossy.
lt rHstores hair upon bald heads
Il prevents the hair nom falling on and turn
ing grey.
Any IA y or gentleman who values beautiful had
Of hair should Use Lyons Kafhairon. II Is known
and used throughout the ciEilzed world Sold b. ah
respectable dealers.
DEMAs s. BAREEs o.. Props,
julyl-kZssow New York.
In Mansfield, O., August l0lh. MARY s., wife Of
JOaf Mysrs, and daughter OF lev ~ Page Of FARM
ngtons Ohto, agad g. yasrs.I ~. ~
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An EIectiou straw.

A letter from WILDER GOodspeed, Of Good
speeds Battery, right wing Of RoseOrsns
army, to his father in Columbus. The Cap
tain remarks that he has 146 men in his
battery and that they concluded to take a
vote among themselves on Governor, all
being from Ohio. The result was as fol-
lows:
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
This Is the most delightful and extraordinary arsi
Gle ever discovered It changes the sun-burnt facs
and hands 70 peary satin texture OF ravishins beam
u, imBarting the marble purity o. youfh, AID the
DsFINGUE appearance inviting in he city belle oi
fashion. 1t removes tan freckles, pimpes and rough
ness from the skin, leaving the esnplexion frssh
transparent and smooth. 1t contains nc material n.
furious 70 the Ikin Patronized By Actresses and
Opera Singers. 1t Is what every lady should have.
1B-SOld nveryWheTo. hnf
DEMAS 8. BARNES co.,
General Agents,
iulyI-R2s 9Os Broadway, New York
Editor Leadsr-DEAR srR: With your Per
missiOn wish say the reddsrs cf you paper Tia
viii send By return mail 70 al Who wish it, lfrss
Recipe, with full directions for making and using
simple Veestabls Balm that Efll sdsctuaIly rsmoEr
IN ton days. PimplsS. Blolchess Tn, Ereoklss,
all Impurities Of the skin, leaving The same sol'
clear, smooth and bsauti al
I wiz also mai free to these having Bald Heads
Bare Faces, simple directions and Inflammation tha
VIII enable them to start fnll growth Of Luxurian
nair, Whiskers, MOustsche, in lsss than % days
An applioaiions answered By return NAL wiinou
eh-rEe. RespsotmnT yonrs,
THOss r. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
tune19-452 SO Broadway, n. 7.
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FOR EUROFE.
g TE A MS HIP Mr~
~ lH lsIIN
GREAT EASTERN. s'E7s4sE
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
ROWLAND & AsPINWALLs,.....-...AEents.
THE sTEAMSHlP GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER PATTON, Commander, $50 q

WALTER PATTON, Commander, '-r
Will B8 DISPATCHED
From LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at Wednesday, Sept. s, at
O'Clock P. N precisely clock A. NJ, precissly.
And at intervals thereafter Of about six WeeEs from
each port.
FIRST CABIN, from..- to slS5.
SECOND CABIN, State Room Bsrths, meals fur
nished &C separate tab ............-....-s70.
GB-Excur,iOn Tickets ont and back, in the Ist and
I'd CABINS only, q fare aad hall.
BB-SeFyauts accompanying PASSENGERS, and child
rsn under y ySaTs OF age, half fare IN ants free.
THIRD CABIN, Iuterme-iat State Rooms passen-
sers 'Ound with bed bedding, taBls utensils,
aud good substantk
sTEERAGE, with superior accommodations $50.
5B-Prioes ofOsbin Passage from Liverpool at same
rates IS above. 1
BS- Prce of Steersg3 Passage from Liverpool, s25
Ng-AH Fares payable in Gold, OF is equivAisnt in
o. s. Currency.
as-Each Passenger allowed twenty cubic feet Of
luggage. Al experienced surgeon on board.
For psszage apply only 10 CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
at the passage Ofhces 26 broadway, or 20
h y. BRAXTON.
6Atwater Building, CLEVELAND, o.
ROWLAND a ASPINWALL,
aHu1.451 nth Y
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70 VIZ o IaI ConoaTn.


sT-lseo-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION aBITTERs
They purify, strengthen and inSieorats.
1ney create healfhy a1nefifs -
Lney are an aEtidote % ehaags Of Hatsr and diet
Iney overcome efIscfa OF dssi cstion Z lafs hours
4hey aFengtheu tbs . stem and enliFsn the mind
4ney pre7ent mtaaLR affc snd in1srflittent fgForI
7hey puri t1e breath and asidify OF the stomach
1ley ours DYspepsia and CongripftiDn.
1ney cue Dtarrhoea, Cholera and Jholoramorbul
Ahss enrs Liver Ion plaint sld He1dachs.
They are the best Bltters in the world Thev maka
me weak ID strong a1 are ex atures greaf
restQrer. Ihey are made of pure ST Oroix Rum ne
oelsorated CadsaFa Bark, rootJ and herbs. srd -
taken with the pleasure OF beFaraRe Uitnouf rqar5
% axe or time Of day. Particularly Recommended -
aslle9ts persons leQuirlng gentle slim dlRht. sold
By All Groosra, Druggists, Hotels ard Saloons'
!, r. p. DRAKE CO.,
InJi-H1oeoN 10 Broadway, n. 7.
m srf tfaI
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Nallah0l gilhIn
he states that this is true index of the
feelings Of Ohio soldiers on the right wing,
in regard to their preference for Governor.
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UNIoN ~ EI0kRF.


~. ~ l--I'-- y -
Eor G0vensr-JOaN BROUGH, Cuyahoga Comfy.
ligut, GeV.-QHAs. AhDERsQkt Montgomsry, 70
N Judfe-EOUEIEa Il HUHTER, Fairfield %
Alditor o. siase-J6 6MEs 81 GODMAE, Marion 90.
IruaE- OF Etate-a. TDhaET puRSEh. Mani %.
bd- Pub. Worka-INO- II BARREREt Highland o..
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The OUhAI1NA-
properties Of the medicine direct themselves 70 the
organs Of secretion, and BY altering the condition
Of the Stomach and Liver that the 5t1rchy principle
Of the food Is not converted into sugar long tie
lYEtem is under the influence Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-04

A RRIEHD N HuHI,-FRE
gf. BWoatB INfALLl6LEL Ii In1Ell j u uranaF1
hon IL rsoiPs q DF. stsBhsn Sweet b OonRsoti1
ths sas bone s5ttsr and kis bosu uls IN his prnFi
aos Eor the laIt twenty years VITA tks most astonsS
ng 5uocel1 y Al l, an sxteEnsl nsnedy = 4 without
other PREPARATION Tor all Rhoumafl5 and HorgUlf
D8ordeu It & truly inlalboi and - a1Caratiye fol
h.alffa and n31Ferful gfrsu an 1fffe1 a.
at8 TIE iuas wonder and aatontahnaltc c AL who has3
9ger giSen 1 VIA Oysr our hqnd-pd esrtinclto
sWo years, attest to this laot. strong ArmstTon1i
Aggnt5 for 0lsVeland- ollisoWt1WsR15
The Chief Attributes Of MadhOod aFs
frequently lost or usbsidod b. mhl-pfaotioss and
oiOuu habits that wiz insYtahly lad % hsrsdifaFJ
disease unless checked IN time Rsad ths truths Iais
down in the treatise "HUMAR FRAIUEY, or Pms
IoLOaI0AL REsEAncHEs." L 3 alabOratsly Hlustza-
ted with eolored engraFina and Eill convince tha
most hardened and unconoerncd, e. veil relieve
the mindsOf The most dssponding, By leading then
IN the right channel foi Fslisf o. bodily and msntA
agonT and DESPAIR, IuI Ha lfa . e
8-sold By d.. BAHaoE, 1of BlsscksF-St., n. Z.
EFloe 70 oentB sent free aEslI AeHo. seo adVertlgI
ment o. " fRis8snaar'' IN another column.
, SD AlSo b. q. " OLAkk, OEuggss1, OIsEsian5i
sEET FREEs-
Tor the Benefit Of Es-yous sufsr- -
- er5, Ths MA9nIAQ VOICE on
sslI-Ours Of Debility oonsumpriOn ~
Fre1lAt1re Deesy, Loss q nenoEy &e-, BY aiorn
4 D, b. WELLINGTON BlstOn, MasA
FRHvnHTIOE BEFTEP THAN sdURE.-Ts.
new French SAFE 3 the only article sEur focomuand
"a b. the Medical Profession as a sAFE and sURE rs
V.ntiEe- eamBiss ssnt, sAFELT CONCEALED, 90 any
address. o. receiut af 5tamn- dee27sRI
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Strong & Armstrong, and Benton Bros.
3 0oy Wholesale Agsatl fT
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NOTICES.
IS HEREBY GIVEN

~ AhA OLk JAW
"a NOtica is hereby given that she unders gned
has been appointed and qua Id a. Administrator Of
the estate n .. A. Walton, deceased
O'eF@land, August 18th, la63.
augl7-t55 Hos WATTnH
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Have long since given up the use OF Duchu, cubeb
and iuniperin the treatment Of these diseases, an
only use them for want Of better remedy.
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LsueorrAeaOr WRtss.

z This disease depends upon an Inflammation OF mu
cous lining Of the vagina and womb. Ii d IN all
$50 accompanied By severe pain In the back across the
medicine may be taken three times aday with an in
leetion Of q tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
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Irritation of tAe Neck Of the BIadSsT, Iafal
EsstiOB Of ne RiInsyI and OstarTA Of
The BLo1dS, Stran0Iry asd
turning, or PdiVwl
Jrinati10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-04

WILEY 4 CARY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys. aug24:45
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-04

5sll - y %. 'lalF - -
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In Mansfield, O., August l0ih. MARY s., wife Of
lsi NY sTs and daughter OF ReY. \. Page, Of FARM
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-09
HINTS TO CARRENTERs.-.When

HINTS TO CARPENTERs.-When
you start in business, make up your
mind not to chissL or be chiSeled.-
BE liberal to those you employ; il
will be plain to all that you are no
scre,O driver, and as each day comes
around, you will fpd jouTself all
square with everybody. Makcita
rule that any man going into the
workshop should scrape his boots.
Should the rule be broken, impose
fine of sixpencc, which may bo
called a tin tar. Try all in your
power to get your men out Of any
vice they may get into; forlnstance,
if you saw them screwcd, you, of
course, would conclude they had
been to an ale bouse, and warn
them that drinking porter to excess
in the morning will surely bring
them to an early bier. a! iot 9,p
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-09
A GREAr Salt Drpos,r

A GREAT SALT DEposlr.---It ap,
pears from scientific investigation
that the salt deposit at New Iberia,
Louisiana, is ot-the most extensive
and wonderful description. Fol
vastness and purity it is unequal
ed on the globe. One account says:
--"Imagine, ifyou can, the granite
quarry of Massachusetts, or the
marble quarry of Vermont to be
solid deposits Of pure. rock salt,
clean and transparent as 90 much
clear white, ice, in.one solid, mex
haustible mass, underlying the
earth, and you then acquire an i'm
perfect idea of the vastness of this
salt formation"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-09
PRIVAtEERING,

Our California advices by the
Champion to lay, exhibit much un-
easiness there, with marked de-
rangement of trade, consequent upi
on the depredations of the prival
teers. Many San Francisco mer-
chants were interested in the car
goes of vessels recently discharged
and their interest in cargoes,
now in transit TO New York, is to
be estimated by hundreds of thou.
sands Of dollars. But few ofthose
cargoes, however, are protected by
the war risk.
Government, it is understood,
loses large supplies Of pork, &C., by
the recent captures, which can not
be duplicated in the California mar
ket, and may occasion orders to a
considerable extent via Isthmus of
Panama. There can be no doubt
that these depredations of the enel
my upon our commerce will enure
to the benefit of the Isthmus trans.
portation lines. IT, the general age
gregate they have assumed a prod
igious magnitude, foiling all efforts
thus far to arrest them, creating the
most profound solicitude among
ship owners, and as might be ex,
pected causing the transfer of a
large amount of American tunnage
to the. protection Of foreign flags.
The proportion of British tunnage
employed at San Francisco is near
ly three timee as great as it was
twelve months ago. This is a very
humiliating state of things--and q
most unsatisfactory illustration OF
the practiful efficiency ot.our naval
power.-[New York. Express.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-09

A FEW FOSSILS.

Dean Trench says of words that
thetlaro fossil history" and Pre-.
leiJent Lincoln has tried to impress
| Iitupyn the public mind that we
afesallsofgs hard at work "making
history" to day. We have made
SO much Of it already that a great
deal fit has begun to fossilize and
pass into speech. For the benefit
Of the next edition of Webster's
Dictionary or Bartlett's American
isms, we hasten to pick up and
shelvo fOw Of the most remarka.
BILE results of this double process,
as we'll in the way of phrases as of
single words, giving proper credit
in each case to the maker either of
the fact or of the "fossil" which
Fembalms it.
Copperhead-One who believes
in the Constitution and the laws,
and holds no contracts.-Fornoy
pdSSlm.
Siege-The establishment around
a sla, eholding city of negro Sunday
schools General Hunter before
Charleston.
Treason-A malignant holding
of ones tongue.--President Lin.
coin. Defendants plea in case Of
Vallandigham vs.. Government.
Loyalty "A contractors bond
(Wetmore and Gould.) A tenden-
cy to fall on all fours at the ap-
proaeh of peril III. Greeley on rebel
invasions.) A lively contempt for
other peoples rights. New York
Times passim.)
Pro.Rogue--The art of ,d:shon.
estly shutting off a hostile Legis.
Jatnre Governor Yates, of III.
Fighting Strateg5-To march on
the enemy's works and then
march off again.-Radical press
pasSim. on Fredericksburg and on
Chancelorville. s.,sa.1'
Suppresslng Newspapers The
art of doubling a circulation within
thirty days without fee or reward
lGen. Durnside's Order No. 84.)-
New York World.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-09

THE HUMAN VoICE.-The most
beautiful and touching instrument
which man has received from the
hands Of his benevolent Maker, is
the voice. Through words he can
impart life and signifcs ton to his
melodies, he can call forth the most
secret feelings Of the heart, awaken
every passion into living reality,
and powerfully V vibrate all the cords
of the soul. What joyful sensa-
tions cannot the simple song of the
shepherdess of the Alps inspire! If
such be the case, how much great
er must be the effect produced by
a cultivated singer, if his song be
enlivened by art and a regulated
fancy; we say a regulated fancy,
for how often do experienced sing
ers, betrayed by vanity or affecta.
ton, overstep the limits marked
out by nature. And yet how much
more frequently are the most ex-
cellent gifts, instead of being con.
secrated to the service of the art,
perverted to q mere mechanical
and unintellectual means of making
q livelihood.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-09
Income Tax-Farmsrs' Deductions.

LuOVmC AdA-C dIMSTS DtuuCtlUuS.
A farmer, when making return Of the to
tai amount Of his "farm produce" shall be
allowed to deduct thereirom the subsistence
OF horses, mules, oxen, and cattle used ex
clnsively in the carrying-on of said farm
The firm aiaru produce" Is construed to
include all productions of farm, of what
nature Or kind sewer ...
The account of stocks sold by farmer
since Dec. 81, 1862, should not be included
in the present assessment, but the profit re.
allied thereby must be accounted for in his
next years return. Where he has included
in his return roducc raised by him, and fed
in whole or in part to stock subsequently
sold, he must account for the gain realized
by feeding and selliug of such stock Where
he has not included the produce so fed, he
must return, as profits, the difference be-
twaen the value of said stock on the 2lst
of Decemqer, 1861, and the amount realized
for them.
Fertilizers purchased by farmers, to main
tain their land in present productive con-
ditlon, will be considered as "repairs" in es-
timating income.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-09

Tc PREVENT SMALL Pox IPrrrIka.
The application consists ola 90.
luton of india rubber in lchlOfo.
form, which is painted owe. the
face and neck when the eruption
has become fully developed. Whom
the ehloroform has ah evapvfatsd,
which it very readily does; there is
left thin elastic film of india rub
Der over the face. This the patient
feels to be rather comfortable than
otherwise, inasmuch 90 the disa.
greeable itchiness, 90 GENERALLY
complained Of, is almost entirely
removed, and, what is more impor-
tant, 'pitting," once so common,
and even now far from rare, is pre-
vented wherever the solution has
been applied. , Itmay be o. welltc
state that india, rubber is far, from
being soluble IN chloroform; so, that
in making the solution the india
rubber must be cut into small pfc,
ces, aud chloroform added till It is
dissolved. ;if a1e9IA .'A n!d