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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
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.uWG1M AlE 81 AeA =
Ague Cure.
rsR TINE srGRsrrsvaE or,

tH "sa fOh iHE SfRhbr UShI orr N
IntsrmIttent Fever, 2. FsSsr A.aAzuA,
AHus,. Psriodisal neaGasS. sr ;;hMs
HSadaehe, and Bilious H<ey.r. 49,
fer "a whale Glass Of tease ,,ri1ir"t-
49, 1870 r SsEsnr sment, sarssd BY
~ are .sablcd her to oD-rfAs ..nmur;lv n
ftMsay mn~lea, Whpf 4 ssrv ,,he shsvs sonsplaiats
wa :st"tssJ, saa p deetly h-analssss IN any
uhsrs ihese' aaietH 4 disorders prevail. ms
CsIs' <pS'' ~ Niss1ats poison Of Frpa
avn fOns q sJstera, and prevents Ne L.
YeloPT eat sf y a disslss, Il takoa o. die arst ap-
10 Of ies > terasRitory synPtsaas. Itisnsteuly
~ osstr~ zody ever yet discovered for tAis lasa
n sstaek 1nr, kat ahe the s~hsspost. Tbs large
1,asI Il every ssay I nd IN : Sias slS S. u ~'s ~s y:
r. AayH prevails, every bsdy SAsuif
y aye it and use it freely beth for cure AID yrstSs-
ioa. A Feat supsriority 81 this remedy sver auy
stAsr erer discovered for the kpssiy and ssrtAin
cure Of lniorsa'tieats is haiti sentaias ne Quinins
&c rnnsral. sssseapently il produces no auaisa Or
Won. NThoEe cured by it are lei rs hsaitkyas il
thsy had nsrer had ths aiseass.ygY
q Fever aAd Ague Is net aloAe the sSAseSAeaSs Of
the ntaSaatis peissa.l A great variety Of disst-
. dsrss Afiae from its irritation, as,snK which are
RnftsLyre, RhswateSs nm, 0snt, Hs0dask., BRnI-
~ s.sfr ,Tgehsehs BSfdshe, Csfeirh, Attkp,s, Pal.
Aesstss,l rai1fp! dG%hss .ft5s, 3pksn, Hystr-
sifss ssSiH an tSs Bessk, lskss ParaEysis aAa DE-
rS"gsHteat Of ts S!oraeh, all Of which, when
sdy1rSsans ia thi, eauss, pat on the ~SnSsyniRseS
lsps, NJ boecne psriodiesl. This /" CuSB" sxps,s
thy fs;son Fen the blood, and ssAfssusntly surss
ihenA, al shko.i II is AZ. inValAable RIotasioA To
alsAnai5FsnE AID PerRans travelling or tomRararily
res'ains in me naiarisus districts. II taken seot-
sionally OF daiiy willis VNpessa w. the Infection,
y thai Will be ex oreted haua IN arqtars aA1l>an.nk
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
ROAD NOTICE.

4 PETITION will be presented to III,
IA Boa-d of Commissioners of Pr,bls
county, ct its regular session, commencins
on the first Monday in December, 1863. All.
ing that the location Of so much of The
county road extending from tho DAYTON
Western Turnpike at the North. west corner
Of the Northeast quarter of Section 4 81
Lan,er township, to RailsbGck,s Mill in Inc
South part dissection 26 of Casper tc wnshin.
as hes between the mouth of John Yosts
lane, in the Southeast quarter of Section
"a OF said last named township, and ,ba
said mill be 80 altered as that vacatinO th,t
portion Of it, the same may be laid out and
established upon tho line Of the township
road ~ present use, rom the one to the ofb''
or point, MANY pETITIOTERS
October ~ 1863 A.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR TEE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE 10 HAVE Chill


= nGr what The Cincinnati Weekly Press says on lLe 9Th
sd Iaich,IS5.:
We arr decidedly opposed 10 drugs aud to advcrliscd,
r'ins,ic. Tor The. prevention Of having children, but we
feel II our dnss to acknowicdgs a lcneft from any and from
every source Whom IL is for tue relief II suffering humanity.
4 fact has runs 10 our knowledge that ought Ia le pn,.
INDICATED and widely circulated for the bose6t cr ti6soi
lHiies whose deliratc health makes it necessary to prevent
aay incItase u family.
AbpGt Twelve months after marflagr, a lady Of our A..
qigtinianM gave birth ln q, daughter, but her sulu .ngs
wefrsh great that her plysicilns lysIuirrd other recovery.
Tbis mate her 'si'ai The very Thoughts VI again L~eunnine
. nuShrn. she tried ,vcry Thing to prevent a repetition
Nfhes ~silerinss, bur withant succceding. Two years amer
%lniuit,g1 she was again confined, hut hpr slifciings vrte
.slgfsLt that the child died, and lnr Jwn lie WIS d,spirct
on She was told by her family physician that If she had
mly more ehlircn le fearal her lir wuull te he f,ireit.
- an the fe,nuIieS she had tried before had ftl,,i. shv
applied " tie Botanic PhysiciaA, Dr. RApiAEh
Nc. 50 EAST TIFTE STREET,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26

q nNtg& 80 sa txhs, tta!IFE 3Sm oft aNtErN 81,
~. nepame 4 Tue post-sM e. county and,
sSistsaahonld lin all eases, hc5 plainly given
WffSeEery letter 8 s+iei
q, Psyhaent always in ndsance aud all pa
.-esfesg eail Pc stopped wien tie ilnes Of sub.
Ptsop paid for expires,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
Z
Csmponnd Extract Of SarsapariI!a,

ths nest sGsstsal remedy which the msdisnl
skill Of our times can dSyiss for this every
whore PrsvailiAgARd fatal nalsay. Ills cora
binsd from Me NEST astVs YsmsaialI that have
BEEN discovered far Ne sXpurgation Of this fsul
disorder frsm the bls6d. and the rescue u Ne
system ksm iAi destructive consequences.
Hsass il should be SnPlOyed fer the surs ri
net only SSrofala.. hut alsS thoss .sthsE RGSs-
tieRs which arise kOM il, such-as ERVpTivH
and sky DnHAsEs, Sr, ANrNSNf's FiIA
RosR, or EsrsirAtis, PMrLEs, PSsruLsS,
BfsrsnHs. BLAIss and Bsrs, TvNoRs, THrrER
aAd SALT KHRrN, SsALb HgAp, RiAswsRN,
RHHuMATtsN, Srrsuiyis an1 M~aRsSkIAL DIS
HAiGx, DrSrsy. DrifsrsiA, DaslLtTr, and,
indeed, All, COMrLAiNrs AKisINs rack ViTIA-
TED sx-htrrRE BtoSp.@ The popular belief
in .tinplaay afths btSoS "iffSundedn truth,
fer ssretuln, il adessnsIa tion of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of lis Sarsapa-
rills is TO purify and rsssaefats this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible IN
contaminated constitutions. -,r,v--s
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
TEA e9NpA mr.

ffN NUnAFNM "tH. ~. .t HLrH.H 10
E'&sl Tetty Street, NEW Y0RH,
e.. f..
~ "'"N wv"
HhoteeGIlhg Teas in this CeNnAY.
Tks~ have i~n.roI,.nI til, ,.I..,;o,, .f
Teas, and ARE ,~oil;r. ot,.ts,Sr
-
10" '"S V P~ P'"'" "o's' SsSt,
ssvsr dsyistiSs from the ere price asked,
Archer seeuliarity Of the Company iSthat
Their Tea IastSr act only devotsS hiGtine
lac, ana p,rIicular ,,vIe, for n,1t;s-I.r H..
ssldss Of seuntry, bat 10 helps the buyer
70 choose oat Of their snorrn ous stssk such
". ~ ~ p~Ft'saise
- ~ Lu.. " 'u' 'n'' wv"
!, is .as% 4. ,.s n. i,s,1.,,aS,. .av,r.
,o.a" ~ ..rI.s 80.
~ 49, "'
If \. -. d.. r .r,Lo r.
ii, ,;n.; ,.Si. III ~" 80.
f.. ~, n."aH.J s
.s, ocos %.;t.i .s.t"
-. nSoc.n.ian.i ~. Tr.-I
.a'o rF."n".;n. 0f
His I'M. al r.. t",.....,
NAV ara ,Lo.,.nJ. ~ IL. i,o. M
mtyto 80" .o"d 49, III" h..
f.. NV Yort u.rsb.s 90" ~ H
Parties can order Teas and will bs served
~" 1t, 10y TInc ..eln''.vss,
vsirIu and tsrs,. and The T.,s are war.
r.nt.d A. r.pr.,snt,d
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
.Scrofula. or Kings Evil.

Il a constitutional diseass, a e~errupti0n II the
bISed, by which this auid becomes vRietod
weak, and poor. Beng in ths eirOsl0Honrtt
perNNd5s the whole BODY, rad Day burst, ON
In disease on any pArtef iksa8Sgsrgna Is nee
from it, attRoks, luor isthere 5ig awAieh il may
. not destroy. z The sefofilonA taintfs vanogly
caused ~ mefsHEial ,dseeae slaW living, dis.
or1ofod d. WhssaAyC fSOdsAinaPuts ait, AAith
and hlayy habits, NE espre5sng vices. aAd,,
above NIL, by hi, yshevaAI iAfs0tish. Mhas.
ever DO its oFiginaitliSah egediMfyh the cou-
sitKtioH, dSseendinyt.hsm refefitst0 children
rate no hirdSkdfSaTth ksRsSabOu !" indeed.
II seems .tslkt Me red VI Lin who gys,s"I
Will visit DE 4Maa6t@4..E q me -fihAis ,ypop
thSir children" 49, a. 4St.SS
blesa Of corrupt or tlcstous matter, which, "
tie lua3s GSeT, and Interval Organs, Is termed
tuborAes; shl tho ghaAds, As~wvliasa; and Oh
thc turfase, oruptions Or sore. This foul cor
faptioa, wliSh geNders IN the blood, depressss
the energies of liz, soSiat sOie fulsus eonstitu-
tons not only ,suHSr fem s&efulous com.
plants, but they have far lass power TO with.
stand tho attacks Of other diseases: eonse-
qpeney va Iabcrl perish by disorders
which, although net s0Eofulsns in their nature,
ars still rendered fatal by uis taint in the
systcaa. Most Of tho eensuapaonSBh iSh Dc!
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this SsrofVlouG sSntsnnGiiOn; aad many
destructive diseases Of tie liver, kidneys bEsiR,
and, inatna, Of all the organs, arise from q
are aggravated BY the sans cause. "
Ono quarter Of all eur people prs scrSfulSus;
their rersons are Invaded BY this lurking in
fssion, and their health is undermined by 1t.
~ zIao. uA "a fA. - - -.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
he only Ae,Ds Fork Paper Mad, up En-
tlasftey for Country eSIcalatioa,
NEESs OF THE WEEK, wfTHi THE
CATTLE, PRODUCE, AND OTHER
&Kg wMAHKGT3t CAREFULIHfE RE
MHga gP0RTEp. Ar'
: ! lrh an- sooh
az Nlite Moha aLiSertiss--State Ri hts-Fed
SkaE ease y aAss . eFal Union. r.

AZ = Wlite Meas liSertiss--State RI hts-Fed
SkSE esge y aAsS . eral Union.
as2 SNg ga n AaassAS--Nt vst
- tsFhesNsM Htrks ay.B6okis aa indepcn.
teii qcTalGjnrnal. holding, with the
- late Senator u 0agbAs. that this Govern
sssE psaisja madesnnsthe white basis, by white
lnitnffaE tile iIeAcft Of white meii aud their
Fpdstcrity 'brever.' 1t is a larse double
sheet, with forty eight columns 0 reading
m1tfsr, spl in aI respects-whether for
MSskets, News. Literary or Agricultural in.
a. EnsticnzEiisps inferior to any as a politi.
sSfd Or family newspaper. IN its polititsl
lspsrj i'm M, !, grapples boldly with the rea.
sljggesfipe ExppEEfptk The AFRICAN People, and
a. rs selia Vs. QRls- PHI sseply Gift which
~ Efpreslstth be s,yc eping march Of bolition.
gm pnnsslt jsaltlasera6t t9 the rue sense or
t4sthe stettn.A Aes defender Of thc Peoples
sMsetSsp ga vs. tth ap.allst Of no party
IS ftp'cAlIe 1pEfFiekery, II Isl not only for
ace, .hnii IL ehtnss Ilos. and howsorly, rnr.
WaWentaEP eaueNscah DO obtained ard is
1ssN arionsSN HitesM ah Govern nent of Waih.
essiasst0g TtstprtHi viz. BY The ailttr route,
eyerttTcN lfex.crpunaliJn Of, Aholiticn-
sSs}fn rom AlnErscAn s0-tss .yss * ~,
Tie Day-BSok isgilow staes oidy weekly.
poliiicalefRpertin in New York city made nh
aeAdllSitey .VbFA country circulation. AN
the others are relished from the columns
,YtsQmedalxRspes, yhiolhrendess i almost
thfposSiblef0 give 20 com bleth and gene al
.ghA-summary oil We noSs rs I'M the other cnse.
sslietsotis about subscribing siioald take this
ift6 eontidefafon. Democrats, also. must
Ne1f9itthalssom papers are circulated a.
maRobx thePcople, or,Ahniit, oaisna will new
Sserbep put tbwtftA ~!
Aftwko dssirs 10 refaie the. arcn-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
HnAz WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS
tr7g7e sTSH@ - SAYS. eFni
rAcrs AXE STUBBORN THINGS,

FACTS AXE STUBBORN THINGS!
Hear Whist The philale lphia correspondent says in the
CninhOh woilih, Wilmington, D4lanv Alb u ApFn,
49,: a. ..E.
"An English gentleman. frrnrly ncted with the
British Amy. aRd who styles hlms, ~ English Bo-
tanic Physieian.' Inns Of inis gtinnla ten,iva repnta-
lhhi here Ly his skill in euring alt ~ ref compllints.
Some OF his pltL'nts ] have eonyu with, aud they
pronounce his remedies ard mode fainent NJ yery
supariOr. Soma have been rcsto-cl fby magic. Tha
medicine 10 uisA i distilled by hi,hi Erii various herbs
poSsrsttny rIr5 C~urllivs properties.
"While acting in the army be d,v0iSd his lolsHro
iB0ncnis tOA th0nnlglI study - the rnti" produced BIZ
certain msliyina rJUtS aud herbs on all man. TOfdisra4cs,
II seems hcIi1a Sound 4 sure prA Spcrly remedy for all the
t'ills that irish Is heir to- His pfarire ID already extern
sise, aud il daily lncrrasiny. In The complaints to Which
hmAl,s lc Subjected ir has no equal, rs a lnrsc number
here have Testified that they owe not only their present
eood l-sth. hit their lives, to the skill Of this English
eiiuiiii Physiriaa.n Ills Office is at
No. 50 EAST FIEER ST2EET
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
Z. ~ .s..s'.s.srEcIE OFFERS

NE debir<this year to plaeeAbefore a mil.
.iop Hsrtleri readers the great doclrine.
s5bes Dsy.Hs5K teacbIs on the question Of
the Races. We.confdeutlt believe if this
joy1nplwerc placed in thesbondS ! - one.half
4Atlke voters of the northern States betrsen
FSis time and November, 1864, the Demo
lcyqtg eonll not fail 10 carry The next Prcsi..
Dental election. We therefore make, the
f9lcwina offers not in tbe light of prizes,
md not even because j WILDE proGtGblc-
tof wecan scarcely Afford it-but Solely TO-
EscgFe. 4 wide dissemination Of ias- views
WHICH we profoundly believe will save cur
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
50 EAST FIFTH STREET,
.
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
nYceA crc

DISEASES,
Without The rae VI Mercury, without hinlrnncc from bnsi-
ms, and without fear uf discover y or cxpUsare. Noileadly
p'i-"ns, shlI ~ arsenic, nux yonlica, opium, or any Othor
rrIlSnns, No mercury nor any deadly minurals-nOthink
hut purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are nsed BY this
wonderful Botanic Physician. Ills Bdtaniq Remedies
nC"rr got Jailed to cure The NEST obstinate aad the mos.
langarohs cnses, and to renioye al mercury and other
impurities from the system wheu all other Remedies hn
fjtsi. --NedieR JviHtA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-26
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CON
TEnIPLATING MARRIAGE.

So itlr whit the Baltimore correspondent Of the Old.
fllnw, hs'nshOro', Maryland, said On Thursday, the 3lst
d May, lst1:
"Nlninrous cures Of discsses cansed by carly indiscretiou
ia-ln= hcca performed by the English Botanic Physician,
/ feel 10 my duty, having a knowledge of them, to state
The fact, believing that In doing sol miy do q service to the
suffering. One case IN particular-that Of u young man
in this rlty-ls worthy Of note. lie lad become the
sieiin Of \ hnbit, the nlsxr allusion 10 which causes a
,%hnllfr, aud after years OF %sufrring and iocioring gave M
N hopes uf recovery. lie wished 10 marry, and was
lsirly h-ln,rl by rs sweet n girl rs ever lislsI words
Of Affection, hut he Was fearful. nervous, and rrsStrnted.
lie dared not we'd on account III the rlattcrt state
n bis system. lie sought rclicf ut tile hands Of che Boz
sN,ie Physician, and, astonishing ~ it may srutn. al the
li9oll and yigpr of youth has returned, and he is nO~
tho lapry fuhsr of a pair IL bright Lys,"
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-21
Future Housek keepers.

We sometimes catch ourselves wonder
ing how many of the young ladies whom
We meet with are to perform the part of
housekeepers, when the young men who
now eye them so admiringly have persua.
ded them to become their wives. We
listen TO those young ladies of whom we
speak, aud hear them not only acknowl-
edging, but boa<ting Of their ignorance Of
all household duties, as if nothing would
so lower them in the estimation of their
friends, as the confession of an ability to
bake bread and pies, or cook pioe Of
meat, or disposition to engage in any
useful employment. Speaking from our
own useful recollections, we are free to
say that taper fingers and lily hands are
very pretty to- look at. with a young mans
eyes, and sometimes we have known the
artless innocence. of practical knowledge
displayed by young miss to appear rath-
ier interesting than otherwise, But We
have lived long enough to learn that life
isfuli of rugged experience, and that the
most loving, romantic and delicate people
must live Gu cooked or otherwise prepared
food, aud iu homes kept clean and tidy by
industrious hands. And for all the prac-
tical purposes Of married life, tits. geper-
ally found that for a.husband to SIT and
gaze at q wife's taper fingers or lily hands,
Or for a wife to sit and be looked \ at and
admired, does not make the pot boil, or
put the smallest piece of food therein
Aa0nymousts. 'is5a 9fsa d4'i'H o 49,
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-21
.Agritnltnral,
Sugar Beet and Mangold Wurtzel

80. p U
Sod.4These roots require deep rich
loan: The sugar beet Will flourish bestin
d a'soif lighter Id texture than that which is
best adapted to- she growth Of maugold
wprtzel, Indeed, the latter, wiR flourish
In loans which havesa larger admixrure
OF clay buf they both demand deep til
iage aud tbs must q. !t.hor0sgh palvsrszaeiiccn'
Of the soil $tt ~ ~ 1929 - n o'
The fields ia which those roots are eal-
tiyated should not, however, lie too nigh
and dry, for soil slightly moist is essen
tial to the luxuriaRce }of their growth
The land should be. sich, or ought 20 be
made SO, and here i is that high farming
tells with advaatage. Thoroughly deeom-
posed barnyard manare, or else, CONNER
cial fertilizers, should be applied literally
wherever the Soil is in need of such as
sistance. Manipulated guano at the rate
of ESQ lbs. to the acre being perhaps the
best compound that can be applied; but
to this should be added from five to ten
bushels. of refuse salt, as these roots are
immensely benefited by such an applca-
tion. i%ifj7 H.AH
Preparatios Of tie aad,-Plough
deeply and subsoil also, If i can be done,
but at all cyeats plough very deep aud
harrow and roll the land until it is 10 the
finest possible condition. Lay off the
drills two feet and = half apart and about
one inch in depth. Drop the seed thinly
along the drills and cover with the back
of rake. Finally, pass the roller over
all. ..-...-
Quantity Of Seed to the Acre.-Three
pounds of seed to the acre is about the
proper quantity. Before sowing, the seed
should be stepped in iukewarm water for
forty-eight hours. Drill in the seed as
soon as the drill is formed and whilst the
land is moist.
Time Of Seeeling-Early in April.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-21
] Disinfecting: Agents.

Now that the warm weather is ap-
proaching, our citizens should thoroughly
cleanse their premises, rendering theul as
pure and healthy as possible. We are
convinced that a great portion Of the dis
ease so prevalent during the hot months
10 summer, is attributable to the accumu. anu.
latioh offilth ii alleys and yards. There
are number Of disinfectiDg agents which
will be found efhcacious in removing of.
fensive smells from damp, mouldy cellars,
yards, pools Of stagnant water, decayed
vegetable matter, &c. Either Of the fol-
lowing win answer the purpose, while
they cost but "a trife.
IL. One pint Of liquor of chloride Of
zine, in one pailful Of water, and one
pound of chloride of linn in another pail
full Of water. This is perhaps the most
effective Of anything that can be used, and
when thrown upon decayed vegetable mat
ter Of any description, will efectuallysde-
stroy all offensive odors.
2. Three or four pounds Of sulphate of
iron (copperas) dissolved in . pailful Of
water will, in many cases, be sufficient to
remove all offensive ordors.
8. Chloride of lime is better to scatter
about damp places, in yards, ID damp col
lars, apdsapopiheaps Of 6ltb. Scientific
american.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-21
Corn OYsTERs.-Half a dozen ears 4

Com OYsTERsL-Half dozen ears of
boiled corn 1 three eggs "a tablespoonful
and p half of -four. Beat the yoIks very
thick cut the corn off the cob season it
with pepper and salt !; mix IL with the
yolks and add the -four. Whisk the
Whites e q stiff froth stir them in with
the corn and yolks; put dessert spoon
full at D time II = pan of bot butter, and
fry to y light brown on both sides.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-21
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

,.Etsai FOR THE RAPID CURE OF Y ll9N
Coughs, Colds, HnRucnzn, E1oarseness.
Group, bronchitis, Elscipiept Con. Z
.l3 sumption, and for 1he Relief B
of COnsumptive Patients
IN, adynnccd Stages
of the Disease.
This is q remedy SO universally known to surpass
any other for the cure of throat and lung compants
that it Is useless here to publish the evidences Of its
virtues. its unriyalled excellence for coughs and
toldss and its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease, have made it known throughout the civil
ized nations Of the earth Feware the communities,
or even hmihes, among them who have not some
personal experience OF its effecls = some living
trophy IN their midst Of its victory the subtle
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders
and as they know, too, the effects of this remedy
we need not do more than to assure them that has
now all the virtues that it did have when making
confidence of mankind. f, '9'tfrT ~
Prepared BY pr. J. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
For sale by JAMES HERON, Bel
Air. f tl "a IN jan30 &
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-21
sAuctioneer's Notice,
Auctioneer's NoticeI

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
j. public that he has taken out License
as an Auctioneer, and will attend to the sale
Of REAL AND PERSONAL PROPER
TX, in all parts of the County. He re-
spectfnlly solicits share of the public pa
tronage. WIN. M. JORD AN, Q
mh2O Hickory, Hartford Co., Md.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-08-21
sCONSTABLES.

F CONSTABLES. Ft.
lst Dis. Benjamin Taylor, Elijah Preston, Phine.
as P. Pyle.
I'd. Dis. A. d. Carroll, William Numbers, Samuel
Bayless. ...,. ~
Sd. Dis.-Thomas NJ James, Elisha R. Tucker,
James Harry, James johnson. ".ti
4th. Dis.-Geo. II. Shane, Geo. Wood, VIM.
McComas. ,rt
9Th. Dis.-David Deckman, Chas McCann.
9Th Dis.--John Hopkins. -, E .Ee
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Are you SICK, feeble, and
cumplainingl Are you out
of order, with your system
deranged, and your feelings
uncomfortab These symp-
toms are often the prelude
to serious illness. Some fit
of sickness is creeping upon
you, and should be ayerted
by q timely use of the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the disor-.
dered humors purify the
blood, and let the fluids
move on tinobstructed IN
health again. They stimu-
late the functions of the
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purify the system from the distractions which make
disease a. cold settles somewhere IN the body, and
obstructs its natural functions These, if not re-
lieved, react upon themselves and the surrounding
organs, producing geperal aggrayation, suffering,
and disease. Whiefn this condition, oppressed BY
the derangements, take Ayers Pills, and see how
directly they restore the natural action of the sys-
tenn, and with 1t the buoyant feeling of health again.
What is true and apparent in this trivial and COM
mon complaint, is also true in many of the deep
seated and dangerous distempers.. The same purga-
tive effect expels them. Caused by similar obstruc-
tons and arrangements of the natural functions of
the body, they are rapidly, and many of them surely
cured by the same means. None who know the
virtues of these Pills, will neglect to employ them
when suffering from the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in some of the
principal cities, and from other well-known public
From a Fo,1Oarding Merchant Of So. Louis, Feb. L.
1866.
DIR. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon of all that
Is great in medicine They have cured my little
daughter Of uicerous sores upon her hands and feet
that had proved incurable for years. Her mother
has been long grievously afflicted with blotches and
pimples on her skin and in her hair. After our
child was cured che also tried your Pills, and they
have cured her., ASA MORGRIDGE.
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CHURCHVILLE HOTEL.
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THE SUHS0RI IBER having taken this we'll
i known ablishment, long known as CHAN
MAS HorEL, y prepared 10 accommodate his
friends and the public. s4sigsI qstit{qe ~
q THE ACCOMMODATION STAGE
Running between Churchyille and Aberdeen
leaves the Hotel daily Except Sundays) at lb
minutes before 10 o'clock, al. M, returning,
leaves Aberdeen Immediately on the arrival of
the train. " sile
GB- On the last Saturday Of each month at q
O'clock P. M PUBLIC SALE viii come off.
at which al kinds Of Stock, Carriages, Wagons,
Farming Implements, &C.. Nc, will be offered.
fel2-y PHIIsIP DsSWAN, Proprietos.
EVERY DESCRIPTION or F.as, sFA
J @ = p r I'M TIHIG%
Executed At this ONCE, Cheap for Cash.