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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

SA- Our old friend GlsROs LocxwooD
transformation Ghespsids, Baron Street
70 Ready Money Corner, usually called Min
.OFs 0ld cSoTR1sE5 sIsrs the Ppblic1 Win end
nm At his POST prepared to sell everything
10 his way as cheap as any Of hia nsiebhOrs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

the historian. What a dark, dark
picture for demonsto sporsover-
for angels to weep oversize the
earth to groan under-rfor human.
ity Ito shpdder at the siRht. ana
bleed atthelthought.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
CHRISTMAS EVE.

A Grand Concert and Hop will
be given by the celebrated Profess
sor MfSTsR, Of Cincinnati, at Mi.
nor's Hall, Eaton, on Christmas
Eve. An early application for
Tickets is requested. See Bills.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
! OYSTERS WgN


The man that lost his appetite.
found II again at HARbAUeR'a Oys.
ter Saloon, on Baron Street, by
eating q dish Of his delicious BIZ
valves prepared as only HAaBAUaH
can DO item, oystsrs ffssh S4ery
night.
Q l9e Gaii roqa9d9 la INV 41ai s,iFg
WHERE, did your buy those splear
did Furs, and that elegant Shawl {?
Why at Coffman and Dsem's ,dry
goods store. Beautiful they arc
and cheap ooSand John will sell
you some just like them fer green.
backs 3 N;l snd good words. Call. be-
fore they are ali gone uIuA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

sIck-Tke GOvernment-that Is, presi
dent Lineolh-lad an attack OoevAriolo;d.-
It's stated, with a view 10 relieve the sOlici.
tude' ofthe people on this point, that e.,
beauty Ofbis face will not be marred a part.
Gle We wish We could say as much fol-. its
Constitution fchillioothie (ohio) AdSer.
tiscr'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
WHAT AN EDIT0RIS CALLED
UPON 10 ENDURE IN !,
HIS VOCATION. "

lie is not at liberty to complain
If he should be abused; he is t,
give q large paper to many foi
nothing, and to others who will
pay hin when it suits them, either
in green or rotten wood. He is tt
mAke' a respectable appearance in
sod shoes, and clouted" aud patch.
ed pants. He is to eat but little
and drink still less, and make bad
bacon, sour milk, and mush, his
daily food lie mus. not get into
debt on any account, ardifhe can;
not pay his way, he can go his way;
andei he cannot please all parties,
ne must be thankful that all parties
ney NO, to please him. lf.pcr5ons
promise 10 pay him, but neglect to
make good their promise, no must
not say one word about it, because
the heavy whip of, stop mypapcr"
is held over his devoted head. II
he knows how to be polite, aud act
the gentleman-not the pedantic
iool-he is too independent, and
suitable man for his place.
If he will not, o rcannot, vulgarizc
himself so as to abuse his neighbors
his paper, he is unfit for the sitr|
nation which he occupies as Edi-
Or If he prepares original mat:
for his readers, hsiis "a fool; if 1
ne gives them trash; and plenty Of
y he good fellow. He must
keep a conscience, forlgthat
would be a violation ofthe practi-
'al law ofsociety, If lie spends his |
Tito abstain himself and Els pa.
yer, manysof his readers will say:
. fool-wbynot give up the
If he 'sirould give. it up,
he same parties would say. what
rOpue--he hoo aoo;ro leop
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
cAMDEN

ma WILL WIIsor, ia still going a head.
His stock 81 Groceries, Noaoni, sDdChrist-
mas sHEiass ia'unsarpasIsd for auch a town:
gen had better call soon. i 4s.y All
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

We have thus very briefly, an
perhaps very imperfcctly, trace
the various ways through whic
human beings became 6IsYos An.
we are more than ever alisfe,
that, if slavery as aninstit \ b b
wrong, the wong originated witl
God, rather than With man. 4
blasphemy to which we do not as
fsents How slaves were treatedbs
their owners, as stated in che Scrip
lures, VIII be considered ia on
next sketch.
President Lincoln and his Reelection
lis it possible that the American
people will tempt to re,elcct Mr.
LTNCoLy Ri I'VE think that the at.
tempt will be made, butt viii not
succeed. He may, as we said on a
former occasion, be a good sincere,
and honest mar ; but as the I'M
mortal American DR.. Dwight says
in one of lis sublime theological
lectures" "a man may lie sincere,
and yet sincerely mistaken" We
do not hesitate to assert ourycon-
yietion, that President Lincoln is
not up to the mark at which a
great statesman in such a time as
thisyshould take his stand. Procla.
nations, and the torn of an oath,
are not thethings we need, so much
as mastery craftsmanship, and a
capacity TO bring about the restor.
alton OF peace, unity, and prosper
lty, throughout our broad and great
land, both North and South an
achievement which vii, never, in
Judgment, be accomplished by
.roclamations, and forms of an,
oath .a1No, never. o
Who is to be the coming man,
we do not pretend to know, but of
ono thing We are certain, and that
$, that the Republican and Abo.
ition party will never unite to re.
elect MI. Lincoln. Great numbers
them will use their m6ans and
influence to retain him in the Presir
lentlal chair, but the great major
ty of the same party, will seek
'ut and fight politically for another
nan. What the Democratic party
=. .sf. 49, -. Etf~FF 80 y
will 90, we know not, but it is GER,
ain that they will select a man OIL
landing, great political wisdom,
nd q frstlclass statesman. The
anger is that the War Democrats
nd the Peace Democrats should
pitt, and each party should thus
elect a candidate for the Presiden,
al chair. However, the War
Democrats are but a small portion
f tie Democratic party, and we
appen to know that they are dc. !
'easing in numbers, and growing !
'onderfully less. Now is the time !
rat all sound and healthy Demo. !
ats, whatever their position in I
should rouse, reorganize I
ever township, and grid on their !
oliIieal armor, for the greatest
olitical battle ever fought on the :
'ntlrent Of America. It is our v
isiness to call upon mon to do c
cir duty. What the greatest of .
wal commanders-Lo Nelson-p
id Of. Of England we say of America: :
Nerlca nerpeets every man to do his :
Wy. Now is the,time for all sin. a
20 and honest Democrats in Pre-.
9 county, to subscribe a. once for !
cir own county paper. gala
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
CINCINNATI MARKET.
ll Cincinnati, Tuesday Dec. q.

hHG 7oi4i Cincinnati, Tuesday Dec. q.
,IpsrrT rtrrD, G--J III ~ y n5y;
BgHHEh--!b@20 choice 23025c. 13is.
WHEAT, RED--i, 2s@l 80; white I;15a
Las. City t,eY@
CORN New-st@Sec old ] ,o5@,1os
4AES-8o9sl AN, bulk 30 including
ny RfE- ,sse1,ss. .ba--sa4 E. f9s !
BARLEY-l,46@l5O, for spring so
l'65 for fail Y
aGAY-21@3s. s55 ltYsg {. yot /
WHIsKEY--e3@sets fra =!
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
19ieS..

piEDEAt the residenceothi his ~soh.inIaw
John r McCleaf, in Eaton on the !, A IN
slant, Of Dropsical Affection, WILLiAn Bot
SER, aged So years and 8 mouths.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

READ J. CRoUsE's Advertisement
in another column.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24
THE ABOLITION APosTATEs

----~ NNr 4"Af fNfft~A
Louisville Journal in noticing II,
votes Of the fS22ur Kentucky members of I'll,
House of RepresentansesfO for an Abolition
Speaker, Shom5they were chossn 10 oppose,
ssys: La9 laod dfaLie2 sh -. 20.
.snciis9gD a.ila urgrIs .mgdf
Furthermore, we are assured that three
OF them were so eager to consummate and
clinch their apostacy. that in advance Of
their arrival at Washington they sent on
their Written pledges to support the Radical
candidate for the Speakers6ip, their PLEDGES
being on file at ihe Radical heodotatters
in the Capitol and open to the inspect;on
Of anxious Radicals, while the fnemberT
themselves were toiling toward WASHINGTON
or, II may be, were reposipg in the bosom.
Of their unsuspecting constituencies u
Dosent that beat the devil and Sam Cssey2
Bat the shiug iS too Illuminating to laugh
We think all honest men will answer the
Journals question in the affirmative,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

N4TTT srEpHESs is@selling his
whole stocks Of winter goods tilt,
tie more than cost pricejif you want
a handsome Cloak, cali and see his
stock.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-24

sr.EssEs MARSHALL, Bios, 81
5 g West Fifth b. Street. Cincinnati,
are are now now selling their wintergoods
at greatly reduced prices.
AL that eau possibly lie needed in
a family in the shape ofdry goods,
can be had in the above store as
cheap as the same class of goods
can be'bought ia New York. See
their advertisement on our first
page, and call upon them when
w you got the City; they VIII serve
you we'll Ind sell their goods
cheap. Sais y1-T'l 'ioqost Pr
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
PROPOSALS..
FOR HAY AND OATS.

ps.Sr s.Sr.sv.. Ssasrssr.isas; "a sos a. osss. iss
uEpxY, NOV a. isss "a NJ FOR furnishing the rc,sra
sSSS ss.asi: OATS Ss Delivered at Fortress xooros
800 bushels M Oats To be delivered at Baltimore. Nd
sy 10 Be- o ooa uerohan,abs quality. pu, up in oale. q,
caicsb Two thousand pound. g the ION. :.
~ ss .o S%s. sse .na % 70
pounds bushels the sacks TO be furnished without
De ivsry . som%sncs from date q TO ss
completed BY the 18th Z, PkcfosxLs SsfsSOsi NSS'
Proposals state definitely the amount thu, VIII be
iarnnsa 81 S,ds Tor larger amount man specified above
BIDS cr Hay od 1: %S' o Be rOs aSs %
The iu name and Post once address Of the bidder mus.
q: s % :. ss s az q:
dyas q os nses % oo b and
p ,ss':;s csI.s x G.rs T@efAs x
ard .sonid 3 psny %ssss Sorsr... Sonros VI,
mors' Nd" As the cas-. aq T.5 T.x5axSrxK. stSsrxK
.r.rs:s s :Ss y I'M
Ss. s" 4 IS. tsss & .: s. S:s & :r.: q: D
equal n amount TO one hi the sum 70 b rscs,ed
ss ss s sSs': ss' sss s
fss usual torm Of guarantee must aceompany the pro
pos" INSPECTION. DELIvERy, Ae
An Hay and oai crntrsc'ed for under This sa,e,.s.
s. S % ,TS % 'ss Ss !: not prove
Payment % be made upon me 91 ss ssu
o % s.ss:. s..rc 3. s. s
FORTRESS nearoe may dIest a, po.,c v,,r, lo,1.,
pdaS ssy or sns s.%s.. "si: e sses y s.%s.s ~
The .gdsr;snssa :. ss. ,s. ne %ry deem 70" sish
Captain and cs,sf ea..,ss~s.lsr.
Depos M Dss'mofe
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
TOHN q. MURRAY CO.,
81 Nassau OF Liberty street, New York
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS.
Dea,e and other Secu ties commits
AloTICE no TIVE sroCKHoLpERs on THE NEw

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW
IN York and Harlem Railroad Company
The increasing business OF the and anticipated
with oher railroads render Il eNpcdient forth
extend the double present terminus
iamsbrdge Chatham -Four Corners and TO complete
the road from that place through TO Albany.
For the OF meeting the OUTLAWS TEND
Ing such ucons and TO dersy the Incident
10 the extension OF the city rarosd already authorized the
Boad 4 Directors hsve resolved hal II Is expedient to In
crease the capital stock to such amount no, exceeding the
qnse vote OF the stockholders and to issue the increased
from time time be required for the
Of completing such double track and extensions and
The amount of he capital stock limited by the charter
preferred stock Is eight millions OF dollars OF which
million hundred and thirty nine thousand nine hundred
and 6fty dollars ain unpaid.
The Board Of Directors ha, The capital stock be
increased TO its full amount
meeting Of the stock holders for the purpose OF acting
such uon OF the Board of Drecors ana or
CURING the the capital stock the full
authorized by the charter the several OF
Legs amendatoy thereof will be held ne oce
OF the Company the OF Tweniysyth streeand
Fourth avenue Tuesday the LIST day OF December
at II o'clocx OF that day.
For the purrose OF ascertaning the stockholders who
shah be entitled TO at such meeting the books of rams
fer will be eli required by law SATURDAY the Ith
day Of November inst the day OF the first publication OF this
notice. =
The books will be open Tuesday the 10th day OF No
vember inst, By order Of the Board ~ Dire tors
&. VANDERBILT, President
Vxas No. .l..H
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

A GREAT BATTLE FoyGHT-THE VICTORY Ig
IN ganed.-Lades and gentlemen. IL has been victorious
in being pronounced, many, that B. MINTz Of
8s SIKH genue been paying the highest prces in cash.
Clothing elry, &c, and still
continue to do SO. you viii favor him with note OF
call NJ Blades and gentlemen. You know well thAf
those tremendous prices that offered by some dealers -
perfect humSng but the best and suies way you can 40
ceive Do not forget the old well known deal
Eighteenth street. Ladies' attended 6y Mrs Mntx
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
nAlrnOADs.

JyupsoN RIvER. lAILaoAD.-rnAIEs yos AZ
!, and Il A. T., and sis, and 70 D. q M ssa sun.
days ii sn r ~, from fhirussh s,rssA nes,. ms1 b
n New York asd Brooklyn aad bassaes chsesed s ,hS
house all pcnts on the read and % saratoga sprn.
NJxw YoRK HAnLRu AND ALBANY RArLRoAD-
ga sp. n. Fcs crsss 1sia S,p p.a A \, ssazS =
)" 'e'' vs's' ~ ~ ShnGnzsA aunznn.s.A
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

A TTENTION -AT 222 SEVENTH AvENUE-1lDIBo
"A gentlemen have the pleasure to
western market and win hSnsr pc n other
LHsss JeWslry rurs 4s S.rsniee cn ,6s ioliowaS
ban Dresses 4c drsapsetfy Invite YOU before y0a a:.
No 222 Seventh ayenue Twenty fifth where you
VIII be dealt Win honestly Ladies attended by Mrs. harks
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

ltson Mis-, Wash.
iDgtCn Il
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

"A gentlemen 20 Try the new Western Agency 10 dispose
Ladies gentlemen win be astonished TO the differ
prices against all other Dealers note
post will be punctaly atendedto. Address A. DUCAS lb8
Seventh avenue corner OF Twenty hrs street. Ladies at
Tended by Mrs Ducas.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
MEDICAL.

DvICE TO MARRIED I,ADIEs;-MADAMK RRs-
"A TELL. Female Physician and Professor Of MMwicy.
be consulted usual at i62 Chambers street Ha one
fnble medicines can also he obtained at l271 Liberty
street or by mail Price 50. n. B.-Iadiec WHO desire
board medical nttenda during
can accommodated Madam Restel deems her duty 70
ladies mtators Of her yetisemen's who
not only rob them Of their means but their heatp
The New York herald., 1863-11-14


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The New York herald., 1863-11-14
Lsst OF Letters Rem aiming In Station L.
Harlem Office, Move mbcr -. 1863.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE-rIlE MAILS FOR GREAT
Britain and the Cont nent, via Southampton and Ham.
barg Germania, for Ireland via queens
tcwn, per steamer CITY OF Wasing9p wl close at tas
Office Saturday November H. al 01s O'Clock A. NJ, and
at the up stations follows:-Statons and r. 10
4. n; stations and D, pa A. NJ stations and f'sa
" ~ " XBRAM wXKEMAN, Postmaster
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

nIyIDEND NOTICE.-AT A MEETING OF THE
~ Board of Trustees Of the American Bell Company held
this day. dividend OF five per declared out OF the
earnings for the last ak months payable and after the
10Th inst. WM. ROSSELL FOSTER, Treasurer,
81 Liberty street, Nov. Z, 1868.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
Wy.N
CZoTHING.

~ AisS Seventh avenue ladies and gentlemen zen IN e
Clothing, CarpetA Furniture and Jewery. n
We natter ourseve: with having been pronounced ~
han ct any place in the city.
We guarantee TO pay the following prices:-
Fqr six Dresses from GU IS TO sa for Coats from 81 oS1s
Please cali on or address +. Harris lsS Seventh avspu
three Twenty nrs street. Ladies' attended 70 ~
Nrs. r. Harris N. B-Pease be particular finding tho
bugred. "
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
tlsT OF LETTERS
Remaining in the New York Post oAos
Saturday, November IA, 1893.

No~o~~-oN~>o.NN>c~>>s>s
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

- aliLIs0I A AaaAag0M YAaaUfAa nrAan - -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15
ADVERTISING ~ THE WEEKLY

Advertisements published 20 both the Daily and ihe
Weekly srsrStL will be charged he fal Daily rates
With oue hall ths weeklv rates adiei.
busife-s Notices Published ln the local colrnns, Of ten
iur under wl b. ci trged Tor each insertion 81. i
over ten ifues. Ten cents per line.
Charge will be made fnr Inserting the Ioces ol the
following Ortefs Societies and Associations AZ the rates
named. u he paid u advance.
Military Companies. Order - oid teilows, Masonic
Orders. Benevolent Societies and singing Societies.
For each notice exceeding infs . ceuts Tor each
insertion. over eight lines az this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, tl;
without notice free
Marriage Notic~s 30 cents.
Notice. of Festivals Pcncs and gNcnrsios gotten mp by
individuals association, by churches, a. the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head on
special Notices. " ten lines Will be charged double
che usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
once IN the Daily. will be charged my cents.
Yearly advertisers to paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices 30 every description
be charged the Of 81 80 tor each name ~ the
Daily and f2in the Daily and Weekly. the same 20 be- In
all eases. paid IN advance.
Legal advertisements inserted atthe expense OF the at
ordering della yahe Tor the LEGAL proceed
lngs but collectablc at usual time Publishers not
accountable for the 6 legal advertemeuts be
yond the amount charged tor their publication.
ELDER. HAkKNESS BINGHAM.
ProprletorS Indiana State Sentinel.
J. VI. TlLFORD.
President indianapolis journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

Ccnrai Baker. Col. l.; Indiana cavalry aud \.
y Provost Mtrshal General for Indiana. Of
ice, B,acG0E4's Bock. southeast corner Ne.
ridisn an Washington streets, upstairs,
boaris Al No. 80 North reunne,see street. ASA
jane 6. Jones. Co ilt nd. infwtry and 81
periuten ieft Tor uiiing for Invalid Corps
an commander OF camp rendeEvou>. o.
hce. District Headquarters. board, a. Bates
House ............ .........-... 2.ss4
John y. Scott, Captain 18th Iud. VOLUNTEER in
fanfry and A. !. A. q. and nspeci0r Offce
with 4. A. = N. e.: oeari,atAacy Hou-e.. l,44s
Orri> biake. Captain. Ssfh ird volunteer infan-
try and Assistant superintendent q hccrait-
ius. Inspector. &c ofce. District Had
quarter; boards at Macy HoG,e...... Lass
I. J dc "a Hunt. Lieutenant aud Adiliaui s6th
Ind. volunteer infantry and SUPERINTENDENT
cl arrest Of deseusrs. Once. with A \ r
II G..--.-.........-..... ......-.---.... l,s2s
II. v. Fnch. Lieut.. and q NJ. SD lui vcgu-
tcer infantry. 4. 4. O ". and Inspector. Of-
fce. with A A. p. n G.; boaris at Patterson
House .....-...................... Lass
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15

NV YoRK August Ii The Herald's Wash
inetun dispatch reports al quiet IN The armv
The greater portion of Lees force j. south Of
an'l in the imms'li,te vicinity of the Ripdau
trough +" large force = kept between the Ra pidan
and the Rlppaharnnck K
IL J. sntcinrted that Lee will attempt 70 gain
iear with one corps while the remainder of
llS i"rces vii opertte in front NOtetrs are en-,
tertaiue'i. however. concerning the result Of anv
atiempf 10 hk IL. and a repeiition OF Jack son :
mfnepv.r would doubtless result more disas-
tfOn~lv to Lee than did his invading strategy
Citizen prisoners are constantly being brought
in. Most OF them take psrule not 10 encourage
the rebellion and few take the oath Of allie
ri nee
The hot weather continues and there are no
movements on foot. nor does there appear any
chance Of any Immediately.
Partes recently arrived from Richmond repre
sent the people there 20 be sunk in the deepest
gloom, and deserving from the CITY in crowds in
consequence o: the high prices OF necessaries OF
lie. Sickness prevails To n fearful extent anl
the want of me iciue is badly telt. Desertious
from the army are frequent. There we're but few
rebel troops ~ Richmond on the 7ih nor were
there any indications Of "A movement on foot
JeH Davis proclamation. calling in absentees
from the army. iemrius = dead letter.
The renort that Davis anu Lee have qunrreled
i dserened but there Is a teuiDle exasperltion
among the people against the rebel Secretary of
Stite, Beii ,u,iu
Talk ia Richmond nl,cel Lees army ut from
4n.0OU To not over 6D coo II T. scattered ali
over the courtry. itpm Gorlon,,ilie Hanovec =.
II and uorthwnrd To within a tea miles Of the
Rap2ah mock, for the purpose OF "a s,sen e
for flie animals u>ei IN transportation.
The drouth has been severe in S,uihern Vr
einin, and IN MANY ptrs OF tho interior tue heat
has .ti-te the crOps.
The detail- of the Arago's news contains really
nothing additional to that which was teegraphel
yesterday
Correspondence from the l,rhmus states that
Mr Partridge. osr minister to Salvador, had got
into ailiicuity "itli the Government about claim
oi -Ome Amerctn citizens uppu property seized
from Don Jose G. needles The san S,vndors
refused 10 give up the Irol erty and referred tue
matter 80 our Government
Gonze lies whose property was seized, is al
led.,d to tc traitor
\ Washington special says:
DE- J K b'mesis appointed Medical Inspector
in pi,ce ui d. Pcrlev resigned
The % uieel %, Gen Rnsecrans and Ros.
sesu Tor rdsiu- > AOJ ctvriry anl ~ 900 mount
ed infantry 90 oI craze agail II gueitlas in the
SoulhNe,t and along nc boIder. gains favor
dtEy SutturS IL ,rrs and Cowau. Gen. Moor
head amt Others urged rs adoption to day upon
tie Pc dent
TIE Tm,s announces that the draft in two,
ard ptobahly more OF the city districts will re
conn e ce on the 2ih Of August and probably
10y the l>t oi September tho whole matter will Toe
over and IN, cou-cripts OF their substitutes be IL
the service
TIE steamer Pioneer from New Orlean- . l. and
tie ste nis ) Ma, I ON New Orleans 7th. have
arrived. No news Of importance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-15
CED RON BITE z S

one trial. and you will never use any others
Is not Necessary 10 publish lopg Inst OF diseases for
which the Ccdron Bitters specific.
In all diseases ot tbe SlOMACh, BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
or LIVER;
L. all affections Of the Ndependug upon derAnge
msnt Of the ) onisch Bowel;
In GnUT. RHEUMATISM aud NEURALGIA;
And In FEVER AND AGCE;
II destined 20 supersede all other remedies. II not
My cures al these diseases hut Il prevents them.
vine glass fan of the Nitters taken an hour before
each meal will ooviae the III effects OF ne most
hsalthy climate aui the person taking against
dlseas' under The most trying cNpCsufc.
Sold by Druggists ard Or c,rS g'nrrslly.
Dr. JOHN BULLS Principal Ohce Filtb street, Louis
Vile. Ky.
Sold in lndiiuapolis by Browning i sloan, Tonnson
d Cox, and J. W. EryAn iy20 d3m