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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
q WHOLE FAMILY AFFLICTED covEAeD
b WITH SORES AID BolLS.

CoLvnail. llanilssn Co., w., Jan. -, ~
hE. A. L. BoOyEL.
Ds4r Sir This 10 10 certify that Wy Wiz,
children, nsiher, and SiySslf, about tWo year,
and a half age, were surely atiIctsd. Ny
vic, children, aud mother, were frat Akea
Wild a dreadful itching on the skin over the
whole bOly AVID was covered with runnihR
bSils. I employed several physicians, aud
Irisd their prescriptions for about six Inonths,
aad found that, lnateaf u gcHing b'ter, ~
SrC1 EsrsC and D0rss /; and finally the eAHdrsp
ssr covered SlG 'nninS '0rca srar Nt SAOt'
Lsdy. My hroths. and got eight bot
,sias Of your BLOOD b. End strange 70
tsil, before uo had ons ha,. used, W
gnEE ALL WILL. had Spcnt ove' n huA-
%sod dollars bskNro | got your aiOaicine,
% Your, with rsspOct,
III, HAMILTON MApAMa.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
Az ER'9
Ague Cure,



Int.rmittsnt Fever. q. Fever and AEae.
RsuaIttsnt Fever, CALI Fever, DuMb
A<us, PorIoaleal Headache ior Blli0us
hsadaehs, and Hilious FeveTs, Indeed
lag II bDiary isra nRspssnt, saNssa ~
thS Malaria 81 Niassaatis Countries.
We are saabl.a h.rs - s6sf Nc .snsmssi,y 4
remedy whish, while il .urss We sbsys ssnplEihts
with ssrtAiaty, - SiA psrRetly harmless n Aay
suaA6iy. Sxsh = rsMsly i iavalaRbls u dissists
where these aAistnx disorders prevail. 1hh
"CyRa" sIpsls Ne niasnate psiseN 81 FHvuR
AMI AsvH keM ~ sJstssa, asa prevails ne ~
ysis pAsAt " the &sssSe, Il hken On ne art AP-
Psash " il Pvsmeni,sry synPss,as.. Itisnst eAly
he best remedy ever yet Gasa'srtd hr his slAsS
u snplainis. eat ass The cheapest. Tie large
'aaaAtity We supply hr 4 dsi.G At lFiAksi il viiiiR de
reach Of srsc BODY rAd "a biiisnS &urist', where
FEyss KHD As1H prevails, svsry hedy shsull
have it and uss il freely beth fer suIs sAa pratss.
iss. "A great aspNisnty Of this rsasdy svN Any
stksr ever discovered for the speedy and ssrtaia
Ssre 81 lntwnitteatn 10 hat IL ~esntains ne QNinine
or mineral, ssnssSaoatly il produces no aniMisn or
ether ~iAjarieus easeh whatever uPsA the ssnsita-
6eR. TASse cared BY il are len ~ healthy - il
they had ssvSf had, the aiseIss.
FssW and Agns il net alshe ne ssass4utase ..
the niA,@ais paisen. A great variety 81 diner
dsrs arise kon is irritation, AMsAg Nhieh are
ESEakia, RANlmatisW, Ges<, HsaSashs, Blind
nss,, Tsethashs, Royashs, Cetss7h, AsfAra, Pei
Jtssisa, PsinfuI AfNEsn Of The Hpssr, HyEtsy-
as, .S=i. IL ~ Bswsh, teSs, .Psfalysi and D.
.-st 81 ths Ssssssh, all Of Which, whoa
srixiHanay IN Iikii slcSS; ssx sn tuO trvTniss==.
3s1Ss. &c bsssms periodical. This "Cvnl" sxpSls
syths psisaA kem iAs blssi, aAl sorp.susstly satss
thsus all alike. II iS an invAlnaSls Pre<sien 70
.iamixrGnn aaa pssepI tIHslliAE or isApsrary
residing in Ne iAsiAvisus Districts 1ftakoa secps
Sisnsily ey daily while sxPansd n the mlsetsa.
Mat viii Sc sxretsS fsN the sySsm, and tannet
accumulate in safad.At aSan6tyJts riPtn into dis.
sass. Hence II ia sTsh lasre valuable for pro;te-
tsnthSn eirrs, and fsT will evsr sHftr hsH, Inter
EatsntsR they Rvaa thssasSlvss " Ne PgotestisA
ri, ,.u- aferds. a-ls ~ A4 s'6.g ~
80 {, ssaI.zsu. Mas.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
JIAKRNKA AHB PAT III fK1
BoHKLS CURED.

cAHrHLsH, AanilSsu ~. o.. Nov =. iaas
Ds. O. 3. Barn.
kxsA EItssssi E>Ani:-I have had .
tsVScs Atssk sfblarrhSA. amended With ssvSES
EriDiAI pains. and uSs rsdSSSd very lev. I
iricl nany different medicines. bSi Ill - -
purposS, uatii I "a . bsttlS Of year eniA
h~aHaSsa, snd sennsassA is SSs. Tie irpA
dec pat . 4RisiuS On Ne EriPiSg PaiAs, aAA
IIhad net uSad tive tWsaty-kys ssat boslss
ksfsr1 | wal entirely sursd. sAS rAssa
nsSdsa il " . friend. VIE va aCpAAhSd via
srAAP collie. Aad ues-iAS VITA susrNaiAHre
paiaa. aSA &ree dseSa Sairaly CARED him,
.B. hAakN
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
: . ! : = I

P~RLrssVInA, Vusss o., a., AaE. 5, lsea
D.. o. =. sATHS
Dssr Ar%lh avs IAh ~, sSld ~ -
kstls Of Or. AAKEkB PAIN PAnACKA
sheula have Nr.,oA - ysa sssusr. bal 40
sIPsS.iAg " ~,l NE Rcd vyfPly I hsA a
haAd. Daring ths las. vssh, hsWevsr, NJ!
sslsa havs bees fear tinAs ~ Atss - ssJ
wseh sinss have had year iR vAlSab bic ned
sihs. aud The dsAsad Is s,ih Increasing. !
have never sSli . RAi ,siAs that SssNiASA -
high . rsPsiAtIsa ihs LssS Fsys. Chslsr
Asrbna, Chslsra InfsSisn, BiliSus Sslts
cranp CSlie, and FLAX, have hsss very prov
Asnt u this vicinity The past ssAssa, Ass
The Pain PanaeoA haS HN allied - surs
every instance where il kAs bssa Visl, - ~
- have heard. Please sSAd ne . ArT
apply ~ sssR ~ Psssibis.
Very respectfully, ySsTS,
4. v. sToDbARb
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
C%osrrYRNYIs CuRKD.

UllAyA, O7IO, 6e9ttEsber Is, IT,.
&sSaI. A. l.. essttLL 4 Co. : a TiTa
Cent?. ~ have beSa trsattsd M
. torpid action Of thN bowels Ter six " soves
ysAri, which has besa the SAuSe u . svsaA
deal Of suffering 10 me, and / had b deprive
nysalfof many kinds Of food and nssa npeh
oatmeal, etc., until / get pr. Estfs HvW
pills. and eHd that they keep ny bowels
regular, and now eat aAythiBg hst ny
Anily dcsa. | meat confidently reseM nshS
thsss Pills v those VIE are trsublsd viii
ssastipatisn Of the bowels.
Truly yours, JoHN HLEMIHs,s
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
" elVEs aaMEohfE RELIEF IN
BILIOUS collie.

fAurros, DartS c.. O.. Hsv. Il. III.
NassaS. A. L. SSsynLiA c.,
S~s..-I an induced ~ q ssAss u jssSlss
70 stAts 70 yea hAt had . sASs in ny hAAy
II AStrssI 1iAtHIAs, Nv lsIh Sss stssrstS -
astaS :-IM BlLIovh CSLN. We ks1 We stS~~1
s.Ss .kS SseA pkxsiSisa, Lst SeSiS ~ ~ rev
We AaA isiStSrS& Ds. BtGHGs Fab PAHA
CHA, AnA it prsdussd he @tiirsS VSS.. StAAs
ihat' We have had s~Ssasjsn " 80 il hr Paa
~ W. L-ASst, AID hr Poser s~l IySs, 90 .
sJssayS ssrel. ssasidsr il ~ Of Ne bsa
n~saiiAs. WILLIAM WlLDa-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
LIVER COMPLAINT CURKDs

A1ssRs. A. l.. scovttt 4 Co. tEii
Gens..- ~ an hardly able y -
prsss nv gratitude Tor the beneAt whiShfMv
daughter has derived ffom The uss efsDl.
KOtt's Liver Pills. Sks kaa beSa 'tFevblta
With what the physician called LivUe cen
SLANT; but our doctor failed " give her ~
permanent relief, Althsugh Ahs tried hH Pfe-
ssriptions eRsctually. She had beeeme uSt.
aneholy, unhappy, and her constitution w@
mueh broken aovn BY ths usss Of Eere1Ey.
she tried DR.. NOtt's Liver Fills ana -
bsEan 70 get bOttsT. | ana hAIly y say th1A
he has now entirely recovered her healhh.a
Respectfully ys.s,
JANRG OOHI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
BILIOUS TEvER cURID.

~ f~oRraNoUfa, USE, APrtNl, IDsN
MHssAs. A. L. ScoyuL-& O..
Gents. ~ have been, fev ysasS, SAB
rleet VI sttacka Of 1iliens Fever; And seNas.
snes 4 have besh laid mp for months. ap4
ny aystem Ian in asfssbls gtets " NE $500
strong medicine which was aeiyesaes - y
uy physician. i1I-iTL1 uLF0-2A9
LllhAvs bean using Or. Mats Liver Ills
sor uoms timou | End that ! ran hreek. theeepe
attacks in . day or %, and escape entirnil
,hs lfsvsr. Ny daughter ha4 N atAsak q
~DyspspsiR. which distressed her muehisA -
aould not eat scarcely anything withsae
.o,n ',s nAuseatsd at her stosnaeh continually.
"a linn : since abe get and has bssO -
ia La Pills, and shs asw . ~
Dr.. nos. aSSs tound sise t9et ~
another being. ~ Pi.is for breaking .
ere the most ~vsluas.s "a eide and ~,
osl4s, Neadashs, IaiAs II -v anaifR.
r1eala AZ 30 without thanA H. g.
,olsa lsrsaia i THoAAs Il
Fer se,s " NJ frorrissor, ~ q o. ga
=ssa Al. bcovnL 4 &C
IA y W.A IssstA pss.A gHA
A. - 9.~ra
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
'eurs, truly ASA vRRECK.
DYSPEPSIA, OR INrIoHErIoH.


This 10 generally attended with SoHr Stomach
lees Of appetite, nausea, hatulsHcy, hserb
burn, cosiivsAsss. heat n the stsmAah whea
empty, 4 pain in the side, palSAs.s q the
eouAisuanes, lsnguor, lew spirits, dAtaTbea
sleep, Pains in the head, &s. as ~
srENsTrHLD, t0HIs, Jsb !, 1874.
MEssRs. A. l.. ecevILL ! CO.
Gents. 81 hsyS fennd Dr. xeH'a
Liver Pills one Of :hs hsSt Asdirinss n
Dyspepsia that | ever asea. bed besB
AFFLICTED with the diisass for more thsn ak
nonths, sAd my v~iosuals disturbed ~
stomach, otsn 70 such . dsgree y - eapep
vomiting. | wsS mos, Of the tiMs esstivA
/ found that Ma PillA kept ny bsE]ls ersa,
without gripping or pAiH. have sstsAllt
gained in weight, since uling tA~sny--hAizg
.lsn pounds heavier than wksn l csnneaND4,
ftsvs ny cure solely y uss % tha tills: si
.alh .ei 9HOR9b DANA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
AAE1nHN Ia My

=. 81 t.sty SGt.t, NEE 7vHG,
Since It's rssn'%1,,iou, has srested y w
. Grain The hist'r, Fl ~
/. WXotesdlirg, 7tos in this Country.
Thee have Introduced their selections Of
Teas, and srs selling at net over
7Iro (snh e eenis) per pound aboUc east.
never deyiating from the ons price asked
Another pecullarity Of the Company is that
Their Tea faster not only 'devOtes his time
tothe selection oftbeir1 ensas to quality va
he, and particular styles L,r articular 10
c%alities Of country, but lie helps the buyer
to choose out Of their suorm stock such
TerS as are best adapted 50 his particular
wants, and not 'nly this, but points out t.
him the hest bargains.
il is sasy to see Vie incalculable advan.
tago a Tea buyer has in this establishment
over al! others
II he is No Judge of Tea, orihe marked. il
his time is valuable, he has all the benefits
Of well orgsni1 d system Of dong bus,
ness. Of an immense capital, Of the Judgment
'fs professional Tea faster, and the knOWl'
edge + superior snlesmen. &,
This en- lhles All Tea brye s-no matter
they are thousand, OF miles from this mar
otto p rcase OF ~ good terms here NJ
the New York merchants!
Parties can order Teas and will be served
By u we'll as though they anne themselves,
being sure 10 get original packages, true
wclghis and tares, and the Teas are war
rsnied as represented.
Nc issue q price list Of the ~Comrsny'S
ITus, which will te sent to all who order it,
comprising ID ...L
HYsoN, YOUNG TYSON, IMPERIAL,
GUNPOwnER, TwANKAY
AND SKIN.
COLONG, sOCCHONG, ORANGE AND
HYSON PEKOE.
JAPAN TIA Of eve y description, eolOrci
and nncolured.
This list has each kind Of Tea divided into
-Four Classes, namely: Cargo, High Cargo,
Fine. Finest, that every ne NAV under.
stand from dcFcrir,'on and the prices an.
nevad that the Company a-e determined to
under ell the whole Tea trade.
W. guarantee to all our Teas are not over
TWO CENTS per pound above cost. believ.
my this to ,e attractive 10 the many who
i We heretofore been payipg sn-rnOus
prices.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
importers srd J'tbeIs.
TX NoG5livssey Street
Sept, 10, ls6s-3m NEW YORK.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
; CAnslIDal, Ius., ~ I, isee.

NDsns. 4. l.. SoovIL 4 Co.
Cent. This is 10 certify hat ! ksrs
usea Dr. Mstt's Liver Pills In bilisus attaskh
sad found them 10 be the best Pills thst ]
ever used for that purpose; aud | have aiss
used them asA Cathartis Medicine, and have
found bat little use for . Physician snss I
had them in my family.
Years, truly ASA fkKGCZ.s
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
A SUPPOSED CANCER CURED

AapssSs. AL. ssStiLi a te.- 1sat. M
Iba Bradley, eI Bath Co.. ~, has N h
Npda,ERY sAb sKELLiSs, which be thsaEhi
esEAsLi, having beAA ,bsrs Tor ysan. H
Alss hsd on b.. ehsak SenS, what he suPPossd
70 ba CAkGLk. md eould sbiAiA - rslieil
ustil be- used DR. BAEIE's PAS PAHAsBA
vhirh evRID Vim -. diseaas, tpd alec NJ
~ =. I'D. This nsdIaiAs ,
swyniaE - Sc 49, =
thspEhi - AAeh sf that AIvERf FAMILY in S1
hsiEhbsrhOod, keep IL A~eMltsntLS On hs"1. IL
set, il is he ear rsdi~at fer AZ diase'ss ~
rsssss~saisi fer, hat We can gst 4
\. 4. CALDWBLL
WTSxNs, ostsSsS 3tth, 1879.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
scKkTcHls cuRKB,
Or. Bakers Pain PaSaeea Valuable
for Horses % il 10 fer Nan.

for Horses ~ it 10 for Man.
Mssssa. A. +. sc.vlLL Il Co. snts. -
During the last winter, mosl MI the horses "
eur vicinity were subject 70 BnsArcHn. He,
ing had on, lahJ nhly I'VE Or ttrss dsse.
bonlsa Of nr. Bakers Pals Psnaosa, in . 10,
days. sold the entire Jet, sndseould have ssL
nueh more, If ] had had ihsn, 10 NY asiEh
Ssrs hr Mat purpose. IS 10 SASS sAS :
VAILEe 70 cSIE. II 10 AlS@ ihdiAPs1lAbls u
sur HeiEhherhsoa ~ . family Medicine. q.
tie ~vaEieua, diseases hr which i, 10 FseSS
Rssdsd Aad I will ny that7l have ssld !
hr THAhs, V~AhSASTlSs ". And SAWS HST IA,
a slHsLE BoTYLE R~RrutSES. II y yHE ~
sUSIcINB 1os ynE HrNBRovs SIssIsN HAast
Hns's'. ralr J HA'E H''a ssLs 49,.
aAsusssGLs. Strokes Os,.Ky oS..N. Ab
Fsr @is " v, PppriSAsrs,
,,fs. AL 1CoVILL 4 g..
Ns. Is Vsa HAshtA asrNsA, eh.s'.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAE
DISEASES.

without the uss Of Mercury, without hindranoe from bad-
bees, and without fear ofdiscoVsry or exposure. NOdsadly
polsons, such - arsenic, nuI vOInica, opium, ~ any other
vOisons. No mercury nor any deadly misunderstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used by this
wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies
nsvsr yet failed 10 cure the NEST obstinate and the med
dangerous oAass, and 20 remove al mercury and othD
impurities from the system Whsn ell OthsE Remedies No
6iied Nediaal JstN,saL. nv. e az ~ a.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10

al, and digestion be rendered easy. The kains
In the Head, Back, and gtemesh, wili.te
removed. The 1swSls viii beeens elpansoA
and regular, THE BLOOD PURE AND
HEALTHY, and the Urine natural.
AltheuRk3 thSss Pills are most searching
n their action upon The whols SyateD, get
they srs harmless, Ovsa fer the NEST a0h.
cate system, - they contain No 1SrOnrl
Sr mineral in any fern, but are ee@leos1
.aatirsly ofSegstsblo SHhataness. iilE TOD
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10

10 u. ]: i /" I. !. | j. !: ] !. !. !. !. . :
"a = I'M /NMAA va - Nv
SaHNLaA@ eTi LLlSGfA,r
N&nNvS1S& Bleed AAd Livsi
Syrup. hAA demo n
A me. Rome three an.
a half ycars Sinoe, .
kA4f1Y uA&N1N&A wa attacked with Q
HysfH.D SCR0rUL0 US
& WHITE Swell.
Ma. INC. which wac ~.
IaAdsd with s,est sx~oruSia,tng pains! tried
variSuA rem sdies. and had Two of the bat
PhJToiass Of the city Zone VI them = Pro.
hSssr IN an Old School Medical Colleye,) and
they Failed to give ne any Relief! was -
Uduosa that was confined IA nay he'd tos
sysr three months. The nerves and muscles
y s,o l.T were 50 contracted and drawn Up,
Ga COULD NOT WALK. | had M0RH
THAN A DOZEN RUNNING ULCERS %
az lsrs, frOn which | took from ttms 10 time,
nsrs than ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF
DONE ,sams Of them from three 10 four iEnhes
lOaE. | was reduced 10 alnsst q skeleton, and
ny friends had given up Rll HOPES Of my
RhC0VERYl. T was in this condition Whoa
Ieemnsnsea the Sse Of your Blood and EyOs
Oyrup. I have used Sltageiher Sone
dozen bottles. an new ABLE To ATTEND
10 BuslS Esq. and nav logs have becomO -
spouS that | walk without any difc1lty-
AEbuAvG ENTIkELY RB00VEREDN W
HATH. Io1rS, Htiy, .e
MARTIE R0BBINs, ia
So West 9Th Street.
Dealer in CSAI oil and LAmPA
Asln an s1trast from the GaSHnNG OnS
Eainburck MaIieS! JsxrxdI, Val, 5, page 1ie,
6y il editor, PIoy. Z. g.. NEWTON, in regard
y sAis Remarkable eRrs!i
"wNIle Marin Robbins was In rs very
vert imaginable ssnditsA, We were called V
sand him for . fracture Of the leg, produced
by . fall. The indications Of q reunion Of tbs
boas, under the circumstances, were very
aAhyorAblO, for he would sit, day AFTER day,
PICKING OUT SMALL PIECES OF THE
BONE, which would slough Of. found hita
Hsiag Seovil'S Preparation, Which M oea-
GGs.el - ust sAhi a cure 1ss ugsste1. We
gRvs hins no constitutional treatment, boinE
n attendance only as q surgeon; yet We cen
fSsa we had mHeh eariosity 70 Sse what could
y asss in q systsm 80 extensively diseased
. his was"
fBu DaoIsl vvsfHEn sAys, ainee that Gme
h has mado uAu Of SC0VlLL's BARSAPA-
xlLLA aud STlLLlNGlA in his practice,
and u kaa sursd the Nosr DIFFICULT eAsHs d
ecR0FuL LA aud eYPHILITIC DlsRARRs.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10

will psohhe,s . hsGisAl
aston Of the Liver, and
will change this impure
Bile to . he<hy slate.
To prevent or ~femevethe
secretion Of unhealthy
bile, these Pills havs Q
specific atiioR On tie
Liver ahsf nsing ths@,
the tenguO viii bSoome
smooth and clean, Ne
tae.a will haeon6 nnfas
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CON
TENPLATINc MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of The Odd
hilsu, BoonsbOr0', Maryland, said On Thursday, the alst
u May, 1880;
"Nunerous curss ofdiDeasss caused BY early indiscrseiOs
having bean porfbrnsd ~ the English Botanic Physician.
I fell my duty, having . knowlsdgc u then, to stats
the fact, believing that in doing % ! may do a service to the
~susering, One ease IN partisulAr--that Of . yoang man
In this cty--is verify Of nots. He had bsconle the
victim Of q habit, the mere Allusion 10 which oausss Q
sAudAsr, snd Atsr year. Of suffering and ~doctoring gave up
Ill hops Of recovery. He wished to marry, end was
4Ariy beloved BY - sweet . girl ~ ever nsped words
q affection, but he wss fearful. nervous, and Frustrated.
He dared mot we'd on account VI the shattered HtHsS
u HE system. He sought relief at the hands Of 'ke b.
tAnle Physician, and. astonishing - 1t nay seen, sn the
bloom and vlgor Of ysuth has returned, and he 10 sew
ths happy father Of q pair " bright sOys."
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
FACTS AKIN STUBBORN THINGS /!
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI.
MORE oooD NHwsI
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLn Az.
TH0RITY.
The Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael, II, Kagllsk
Botanic Physician, never failed yet " make = psrfsot,
radical. aud permanent cure VI ALL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-10
Mnr.ua. A. L. s.oyir. 4 u.

10
Gsnflmss ~ va
with EroAi PleSswr
give my testimoa!
aste whI' your SAk
RTLhLA AMI
eTi
Bleed AAd LiVsi
Syrup, haA demo 4"
me. Rome thrPt. an
a half years since, .
waa attacked with Q
sc q rt l. o U q
v HITE Swell.
ING. which was a.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-06
Latest from Vioksburp.

CAIRo, June 5.-The despatch boat Gen.
Lyon, from Vicksburg Monday night, has
arrived here. The firing was kept up all
of Monday. Sherman $ troops on the right
wing could beyseen in motion. When lie
Lyon left, at midnight. confagration
was going on in the city, Some supposed
our shells had set the building on fire,
while others 'conjectured that the rebels
We're destroying supplies, preparatory to
5.r. -. a..l..'l.. I.I. .'t.Jl.
Grants nambers and position, will be
absolutely impregnable in a few days.
Can't give particulars, but they are of
a most cheering character. See8
The steamers Chancellor and Atlantic,
loaded with troops, when near Island 60,
on Wednesday, were forced in by guerril-
las on the Mississippi shore. captured
2 privntes killed and several wounded.
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New York Markat.

New York, June 5.-Cotton more ac-
tive and frmer; sc FOR middling upland.
Flour heavy and SC lower with fair de-
nand at the decline, 5 8O@6 for ex. State,
s 1906 % for common to good shipping
brands extra R. H. D. and 3o(GJ7 rs for
trade brands, market closing dun.
Whisky dull lat 44@443
The advance in freight to day has a de.
pressing effect on the wheat market and
without a moderate demand, holders have
been compelled to accept decline of lc,
I 2l@lf 43 for Chicago spring, L BIOL "A
for Mil: club and 48@f 81 for winter red
Western. q 81 aHl
Corn fully lie lower with moderate bust
ness tor export and home use, F7@T9 for
shipping western mixed. t.l.a
Oats heavy and lower at 1902, the
latter an outside price. 90
Pork opened dull and closed more active
and shade easier at IL 20 for old mess,
1908 124 new do. 10 5O@Il so for old
and new prime, and 13 874@16 for new
prime mess aa t-s a. .l.4t
Beet active at 10 5O@12 70 repacked.
Lard opened quiet and shade easier
and closed more active and steady at 81
@l03. ? -
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CAuTTON

Y1HIs cKRTIPIEs that DIR. Z. G.wlNcHELL, IS
4 duly authorized by US to manufacture the Pa
tent Euleante or COTaite Gums and Plates for Ar
t t.neial Teeth, under the Goodyear! Patents, at
ne are informed that Dentists in various parts of
we country are manufacturing and vending the said
tates and Gums in violation OF said patents; that
some OF said Dentists travelling from place to
Phce doing said work. and we therefore caution the
pSt oHs lnst being imposed upon by any entist
All Dentists using YuIcanIla CorsIite Hal pi,t
oeT, or Amber Base without a license from u.s. are
naSe 70 prosecution for infringing upon said pa
tents anu all persons wearing Artificial Teeth uon
Such base, made by Dentist not holding a rieht
or privilege under US, equally liable In
AMERICAN HARD RURBER IN
Owners Of the Nelson Goodyear Hard RnSHer a
tents B. w. FRANKLIN,
ihyl4 EaI.l 'at General gent q
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Col. Kilpatrick's Raid-Important
sE7t,s5 Results.

NEW YoRK, June 5.-Tbe Times CORES
Pondent, with Col. Fitzpatrick, says the
rebels had taken especial pains to capture
this command, and while rebel citizens
had destroyed the bridges over the Dragon
river Stuart with a large force was waiting
at ford some six miles further up to force
them to cross alta narrow place; but our
pioneers built bridge over which our
forces crossed and then destroyed it. The
letter from Stuart captured in rebel mail.
was directed to a guerrilla Colonel who
was surprised by Col. Davis aud captured
in his own house. The citizens of. the
country through which Fitzpatrick went
expressed themselves pleased with the cou-
duct; of our men. 5T5.if6Gi :
The result Of the raid is that a complete
circuit was made of the rebel army, the
destruction of millions of dollars worth
of railway property and material, the cap.
ture Of hundreds of horses and mules,
forty wagon loads of provisions and one
thousand cohtrabands, and the demorali
zationAof the blacks throughout the whole
country.
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Sale of U. s. Bonds.

tPHIIGpErPHIA, june 5.-The subscrip.
ton agent reports the sale of 81 ,255, 500
worth of 5. eos to-day, Distributed as fol-
lows; New York S270, 900: Boston and
New England $4,000; Philadelphia. and
Pennsylvania $I55,0O0if Ohio and Indiana
1925 600; Missouri, Virginia and Kentucky.
SIS, 900. The subscriptions from Indiana
include $2O0sQ0oL from Madisen.A Local
subscriptions throughout the west are
very large, almost every village and town
PPeiDg ~ 7sp p lsaa AZ ;saa
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R8-TERRIB1E AocIpENT.-0u yesterday
evening while Christian Baker was blasting
coal in one of the South Wheeling
mines a mass of soap stone became de-
tached from the roof and falling crushed
him to the earth. DR.. HALEY Mccoy was
called and found the skull crushed in over
the left eye upon the brain, the eye de.
stroyed and other severe injuries inflicted.
The Doctor proceeded.to elevate the brain,
replaced the injured eye aud entertains
hopes fhis recovery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-06-06

RsrooD: RicHMoND, ofithe LIST Virginia
Cavalry, was in the city yesterday, He
resigned bis commission as Colonel of the
regiment a couple of months ago for
reasons considered sufficient by himself,
but he has since been reoommisioned and
is now on his way 70 join. his command.