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Arrest of Brigham Young under ;hr roIyg-
amy Act.

SALT LAKE CTTY, March I9.-Irdgn X ~ aey
tbs day issued 4 writ against Brigh IN Noung 2
,.rsl.r tRe Iol gamy act o. Congress. NJ IrShal
Gibbs served il without the aid OF pose al l
the writ wss Immediately res pondei 10 ani the
Defendant PERSONAL appeare in court Upoa
al investigation The Judge heIs him ~ bail IN
.2.tCu, " hich WAS promptly given.
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laxhEW B1LL:
BEAUTIFUL DANsEUSE
CELEnRATED oEGsTREsssb
Hiss l EKss#EsH e e E:fSss S:fSs
6ILs x Of Fl faE aP,fd ssHsoS an Il the
7HE FORTUNES or WAR.
ThiE piec is rap! rtp.sls Yin sartns ip"ioat1
Tax KrwlRD or THE Brave!
kiUES. sZOLLUsYS
FsLAYNbA, 7EE F4IRT Or The SEAS:
90 fHE tlsuERAASs f.5E0s
MISS KATE PEN ENOYER
THE GREAT c6JuuIkr OF BEAUTY
will appear this Ballet.
Miss II LA MtR tRTimER, tie Qa-eu OF TIE ameri-
can TIE iils~ AXE n SeT isI aGHsS'
VIII BE- rep stsd-uhiye eTsaig acknowledged To be
ttv most bexrt !ul act ever performed.
1O-NEGHT,
!EEA 81, : HE pusr, fIGhTS NIT el6ELi
TIE sTA"E bkiVEEnAh ALARMING sAcR-
AWKWARD DILEMMA
tssisss al immsnse B,n, in Which
Il. kgsn, Willis krm-' rons.
Jimmy ti.Ek, Johnny Clarke,
will appear
NEW DANCES BY
Miss Lille Eral don. Ma. Jennie Alien.
Miss Joseph ne Florence. Mics Lctt Clifford,
Miss b ate Harrison, Miss Jennie,
La Petite Ella.
Core Early, If you rfsi Ss6:S
Doors open a. O'Clock ,. rformance ats
Admission as cents; Orchestra, 81 c-3ts; Private
Boxes (bGidibg six,t 6s.
4 GRAND hATIVEE
SATURDAY ArIE OGN. at = o'clock,
foR LApIks AID CTILDREs.
Doors open O'Clock. AdEission-isdies, % cts
chIt6Tsn 20 cts
Have tkn
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HkV6 ynr tPFn LSH
SI .GGa ADVERTISING CoAChs

SNILLAEDS' kALL-Th. kaSs tondJie ia ,e,as
w EecGen.F.- Mr.. GOCDALL respectfully in
forms Einst AID rGisssn drriruus OF learning xll
the fsa ahiopshis dsnces-ineludins tee GOV Hoysl
Horse uSIds Qu sdrills, new popTisr-thatt tn y
An cUDineEee their le.suns al The pills
nts!sd 10 adiaisr;on 10 he grand Florsl Nav Bail
Le,soDs every Saturday sit-rn"on, 81 OK, Tor
MASTERS aud misess, ~ Willard Hall. Private
Lesson, dsIly ~ E,y rssdspts 6, 18th and ats.
"a l9-lr1-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-14

1The course Of the Metropoh;sn Rs.,pr
lthp leading Catholic journal Of New HorN
ci,y. and the accredited organ OF Arehbi.tcp
Hug hes. in r,f;-rence 10 the Con- cript,oa hiil
and other mear urCs OF ne Government loot
ing 10 The cup precision OF the Rebellion. d. Civ
ing much cOnc-TB To loyI men, and ~ nons
mere so than 10 loyal mpmbers Of he power
fUl denomination FOR whom il aims 70 speak.
Tie ,angnSes Of the editor f., that the hill ~
unconstitutional, anG, Of course mot binding
upOn any ,iiiz, Of he United SLstes;'' sand.
sInCe he miscallsd National Legislature has
- far exceeded its power, the p~apb" mn-i,
under such circumstances, loek for pr'Otecti"n
Ia The only anthcrites that can grant it, tbe
G,yericrS If heir respective Stats" Again /;
The tCn.utution Of the United States no
longer anords protection 10 its citixsns, and she
orly barri.r which now intrrposss oetwern
,hc lita r,ics cf the people and the eonrot.dat-
ing poyer ~ q cpufralizPd daspoiism at Waan-
inrton is tie scversiFnty Of The Stat-s"
lrvsould Re no sort of consequence, pprsaps,
what the Rec ri said on thar or anv other euo-
,-cr un'sidp Of the religions sph' re, sfd IL not
ktrp sipndi"g st the hrad OF It's esrnrlaI col
Inns The inrris dtur cf the Archoishop OF
New York, whose st'achment 10 the uhi"h,
and loyalty 20 tie Government, happhy, has
l., VET fesn qu' s'Ior'd
ltis feIieN,d that Arch bishop Hughes VII
promptly r.I ndiaie abe late nt'srancss OF the
Rect ri.
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FRUIT rsEgs.4c
The undersigned calls the attention Of market
CARDS d e. 20 nit lsrss and carefully sa- "a
FLOWER SEEDS. snb, sciEs -vATy thing ne-
sLd rare sai:.d To any iaii'ado.
Peach Treee s. ,rco D~f Pears, std. Pears, A.
PIES. Anricot5 Cherries, Quinc-s, Plu1s &c.
Grape H,naa, LAW 6inck !-rries straw Ferries.
Ehepterries. CurFsnts. kkutsTb ami Asparagus
SHADE TREES. EyERGREFNs. SHRUBS
JUHN SAUL,
u,ar 10 eo6t. Seed Store, aa6 7ta -. c.. il.
n, EOTICE
He fa'tnership he etofore s&istins between
c EeKsE" & u. Ii NJ BLOW i"- the purpose
th- firm "f MeEn-~& n MsItor istht' day dissolved
.. mr'C3i consent All persons inieo "d - thS
late h7m will please call ard aettle Their scr@9ats
FarsrLty > 1852 W IL MARLoW.
n. g AcENEw bpgs .eavs 10 inform hia fsis uds
Il q pn bic generally that he VIII continue the
" cd I'd Cnai busiE-th At the oil S'anf corner or
t II aud canal "hT,e can - III i'am' AZ -. n.aSs
sEd splt n ood, any length or s,' DRY snN IA good
Greer. n = IchSEs
IOh7-lw Corner I'm street AID Canal.
ii AND LONDON
NAG LIPS,
ra23 2s9 Pennsylvania avenue
FRU.rs. FISH, SOUP,
In Theoretically Sea ed O~ns, at
Rm aeo Ps.nriv..ia avenue.
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EFws FRon vIcxspuRs.
Nert rreSreesiHG en- tAe Ce sal-K. N,v.
Hh. Istis asls-fhe Yssss IA pedlties -
Health Of the TFssD-.

n
% the tsdis asls-The Yasss ExprShie.
usslth Of the TFssDs.
SHA1 FfcKsBcIs, Asyse a-vsa Cana.
ASTea III D.spath 70 ses Dacsa s-u Ga.-,ss
Hsare stiu working o. ~ saaal. rAs ar~ax.
inS naeains 3 as been In ssa<. work tsr ssv-
sni esys Large rsiis Ne par LEE are en- pierss
&C IL Tho river - vsy h4e and ssi;l ,S-,,~
nih prosPse; o. mere rAJn. Tss vsas,-r !.
e<,Cl.
The heAi,h cf tae arm hee iupreyed --itsin
iss psst I've woke TIE email rv1 ie s,,ll
rTrNsIfpt. There are Q good mAu 80, a
rrIrTonis in camp.
We have no reliable sews from TIE tIi. fatrS
Inoiehois sonr rpoyts "a hat tn rsnels an
lsising her. Others Affirm that che r n ,cT,i
lo-s, srd csnnot be read~r-d servicesl-.
Col klet vAna permission % 10 downt ths
VIII not GrsDt IL.
The new. ncrn Yaxoo Pass Ss favorshls ana
InPIesso1 frerais aUanG cur ssgnpe p.At
seuVs And deeAiv~ opsrsuone viii eomm-ss~
In very few dsys.
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AAUSEHENIS.

WAshihaTON THEATRE.
ooAk1A 1LlvNrH AID O erknars.
y ar Hulsll-...----- GiISHs
.GA1ShA4- ----- oDe ". IAxAxx
sHIRD AND pceIFIv ELY LAST HIsar
Of Ne sAaks,.ArsAA ArGs..
MR. HACK1rf.
VIE va AvpAAr in his great - >r~-s>r ~
SIR JOHN IALeTAT1.
fASuRDAY EVENING, March ie,a,
'is;t.i ssssi W %iSss ;r;s'Si 81 i sfsoses III
rs | iasd ''an s.. t;is. a.ss.s s
MONDAY KvKEIg6.
TIE Greatest Living frasie Artist,
hks. MATILDA AEkON,
VII! appesr In hsr fl- famed
CAAIL LIZ
- Box roos now OPEN
Il. Nreie. % cense: Private Boxes. Ss.
oacVER's THEATRE.
PkEFEYLvAFIA AvHE UI, ..A. willard. Hots,
LsszAss eAovs.-~--- kAx.a..
THIS EVENING,
n,' ru..,stis:H + hf;IeR, c. RrrEsss: sl'n.'
" Es roo sss, MRS. Sao1a,!1a, aif ~
Al OF vhcE w:ii ppe&r, togsthsr with the sYcai-
len: sos. pan, .ti.ch hed ~ ,hs est.bi.hmsnt' In
De>-i VIZ ~ TBE HEiK A. LAW.
The be-; tomsdy Of the Younger Coleman and th.
sssisi on n. ss ss:4 .ss zs r.:
~ " RAtHIL, THE EEAPxR.
cn Eonasr .rssias neIt, the greatest o' a.:
CT IL. naost popular shs-ssesrean sIaY::
s1p.TsspSSsTT y TTALLAsai ssiiS IL iS.,rr.v,,
iIi PAgkER.
Ps,oss o. ans.sSIoE;-pges. Circle and B.leoa,
Gree. eent.. eceurcd Seats. Is oopts extra.
VARiE TIES: VARIETIES
Hs2.RpOUs A.RIAa aYKATI0SS
THs GREoiAN GYHNssIA.
nov pT:o9Sasa - ~, IN n.j.e.,.on Sy she ~4sd.sfai
ROLLANDE BRoTHERS,
sert.in!, The most remarkable perform srs Q. tia
Behold c,.. Custcr eT Btor!s u.d iTexixs:
La Belle Lizetta, Mis-. Ada Te.maz,
Eirs Flereuce. Miss CHARLES.
Htss H.rrit, ais. L.s,sr. aiss Deal.
Ar Fred. HaY, Mr. Budworth.
Dir. herns, Mr.. Clarke,
kr Purcell, Dr.. IL, Clarke Er N.eI
AND FHE UNION BALLET TROUPE,
Fai. Daashi.rs Jrc,n Erery Sfcss IN x.,.~i,a.
If Sp:tsp should visit America the first pise.
nc vou.c 60 70 would be the VA HTIEs ia ordrr
70 exchange .is Circ.ssiar oeautiex. II possible
tet Tie --N, ot cha ming ladies at ttis place
= Eo ina; veil Vac in grace and charms With any
" frde OF the lisTsm, or IT he Female Star Of The
81 MARIETTA RAyEL, HELENE KsMirusna
ALLAch shortly apsear.
w ODD FELLOWS HAIL.
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Z-EDH EBLs pktsF oi.aa(FIEp OIDsf
'.r az ~ EIJI5 CAIRH@,
1t Scntb 9sy street,
80 B.lt,a6rs,
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nTIhe state of Maine now m. 90 men Iva
th- military b, ,spiiai-, suffering from wonnAs
disease.
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IfksPO-AL PR LAYING WATER MAIN
sSE FOR FUkNIShIE0 UUR-
PuRaTIOS OPS.

NitEs RyGtNrkAR'a OPricS. MAJ = -.
er.Tke pKoPo-.I. IN & . is-I-. .1iIe>-st cue
SP O." ths sdost & the b ard of Adrrn N
tLS ere q ~ L, Pre- ridpnt "' The bo~rd 6t OJn-
10 "unrii. VIII re received until hon!ay, the
tptt si ) & clock o for Aying va. { IN . ns
Ter 10 C"r1 'af nH 'f be gts'u On ring the cur
r-E' ssls d-r y,.r Also for fur, ,ahiux lOtp-ra
h"s 90. Sis s"f a. iHsh. $50 \ inch. 81 ct
rrb. -. q 3 Of 'fi-h n ,mr'-r
SE+e e 10 can t~ , al nv ap lying ~ this ot-
- QANnIIpit ODsIE
rar s|'if Vs--r Rsyi~trar
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Opposite PATENT OFFICE
~ 4a2 fEFERTH STR FET
pApkKHkhofhGH, MiNDDW sHADss
PICTURE AND SHADE CORDS,
TASSEL5. dc.
BERLIN. cocoa AND VELVET
DOOR MsrS AND RUGS
VELFET AND BNUSSEi.S FOOT HASSOCES
CCSH'6:S. &c
~ Psperhsnsir .ki-siis executed
~ Niudrw Shs1sE Of any description furnished
for ruh'ie or p.i-sts buildings.
Come and zee, At RnTHROCKs
New Stor., Asa Seventh street
fe ls-4e~e- Opposite Patent Osiee.
~ ERAEOTEs
HEEEEasEY, DUPUT, GTAR3, Kte.,
NAGL LE;S,
fe2a Ge9 Pennsy issn!. aYeaae.
SHOW CAEEa.
JOHN H. FRASER,
Manufacturer of elegant
GERMAN SIL YER, ROSEWOOD, AkfEO9k-
Ny, AND BLACK WALNUT
. " g q e &,
Corner Of Reede and Hudsor str-ets, New Yc-s
hrdsra hy mail promptly attandad tn. ia !s-ssa
JHLLIEs' a.rors
CATSCp, &o
ar
GLE's
rsS 2e3 Pcnn.yiyanis .reans.
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~; ODD FELLOWS HALL.
- YMAE. FEN NTKILOQ us AND WIZARD.
sltk hi seessi:s Auto-latcHs srd Dancing Batira
FIN tSbhf sisTcn 10, acc continue Ten Eisst=
UEir
WYHAS will Introduce the garue Programme OF
ou6"rg So performed he ore His EoysI Hiy3ugSs
the P-,,,ft ~ Wac aad Sssits snd the yayan..,
tDl6dH'y a. Phiisdel -his.
Particulars il email bills mar uZtt
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All thr cnrais are now pronounced succss.-
fol, notwi;hsta ding the sage prediction Of a
Rebel ne wspaper that ihe YANKEES w.>ald fsii
IN the Williams Canal, herSa>e they woG!l
rot dig deep enough 10 cut through tle ety. =
OF blus clay found beneath the sub-cii. IL
you'd spprsr, from recent acccrnt-, that ry n
thaf citrh may vet be OF some servics 10 us. 70
ms the fanke-s did dig through the ela y,
struck The quick-sand under it and ~ SOFA y :
the dam shall be removed frcn tho apt.-r
mouth OF the canal, the nser, now npoa NJ
rampage, VIII rush ..-oGcE IL with rrfa. forc-
md quickly delye chsnnel large enoBgh
and deep enough 10 fost onr heaviest "a A.
boats, and " hat N Jre do We need ftok-a><x
may surfPndr r, hold out IL she can, alter
this. We can afford TO hide our time. Ba: "a >
csrno' much longer hold out. Sbe must .1u
surrender.
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Tickets $40; Halves %; Quarters S.s; Eighths SIX
DRAWN EVERY WEDNESDAY IN fHI MONTH
D%An orders for Tickets in th. above Lottery
should be Addrssaed Ia JOHN A. NORRIS d CO,
Wilmington Delaware. mar 5tApri'
ITO MARRIED LADIES ONLY-IxroRrlsr A D.
i vICs and =PECIAL DIRKCTIORs fer the full en-
LLpI will be sent 10 any address by mxil or other
Sire msy be desired On the recei pt OF oSK DOL
LAReEeIosed to ms address The result Of scisuti
fe nISh and expert naent, this 1EYOR oS maj
he implicitly relied upon AZ CERTAINTY ia al con
tinEs beies, natural drrangements, DC. 1t will add
much - health and happiness Of every NARRIED
WOMAN. sppy state 4 pilHd, natural enjoy
Ii and good b, Aith are welcome guests Ert are
pri4ea ny all These IE-TRuo1Ioss viii imp.r,
these :leskin{s. AZ CASINOS toa sdfniIal psrtie.
tesiriTg sh interview or treatment VIII sD-o sd
HENRY A. TAYLOR, ND,
fe "A In Va hiryton -. y.
f,IBBs' Hale STORE.
II 242 IA scs,Hs, .'ar Th,Ttses;tA 81.
Lsdss' hair cOored q permanent black or 5rc @p f,
zoe BRXffs' fSsff ss'~'''1 BAsDsAUs,
CUaLs. wIes, Roll ERs. "a,
.lusys on hard or nlais 70 order 81 tia snortsJt
Ioticp DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF
no ea-am BAPCH EInR's HAIR DVs.
M NEW LkEsS GOODS
w Are nos ~ receipt OF "A beautiful sort
cent ~ r.w, ,t,lr pREIr 1OoDs =, ch ~ Poll de
hi,ir- Blx.t aad hite Plaid t."ntiss. Fiy lre |
H.1-I.rs IN. Gr&iifs = t'ipghao- sriI!is"ts BLACK
81 ". - y .ptir. ard sn Aiv.ccna. >isp =
= = & stock 81 H"Ur r1inK tfn'ris Al Dioscs.
I,t,t IN, Is. Bl-"chrt cU<t'n'. .scc, .,
- soGt u. M LoA " ~
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H.adqsavse-s, Dsperfsrsst Of Wa,Atssto~,
o~'e af t''J r:s4n.1, Sss,,r1rss'f', sa e,
PacroslIs are invited for furn;.nins Wool 70
TIE troops in and around the Forts Hereinafter
ss-.ihed fr, N rsI:iss owning wood or .ood Ian
So Bssnst: r psksib: oorcer.n, Hssserty, we-S.
IS. .4S G.n fsy syds. sh' ''O'A
P'ePosais to be msse liz tss following manner,
y'rst Pcr wood :s.tsiDs, fsric. Pc. eord)
Sstoad. Yor wood fsllss py Z. 8. Ensinesrs or
ThId. For wood eut and corded OF the ground
PIopo ais must specify The 'eea!ay. ki~t, assnii-
Prcpos. win be rscsivsd 1nde. this advertise
Esrt or tie amount Of wood .-Suirsd.
,Proyos.is viii be reesi'ss a. any time upto
E..s SidSsr nus. attach ii. fan name ana Pos.
Esr;s. ib.srsst-d in the proposal must tspS-Ar 10
r...,S ssas Sts,, sa .r,pass 20 W ,nss 5;d
bio- viii Be opened from time - time, snd con
sIsts. or purchases made "a tAe wood h''' % re-
The right is reserved 70 accept al or any part Of
Pes sal. shexid b. endorsed. Proposals for
AAN ELIAS NJ GREENE
Lieut.. Colonel Chief Qdsrterms-tsf
E-Tln Department Of " cshingtoa.
PKoFosAL5 EoS GAEssTs H.iks. AND OFFICE
ovXkrSRsssr.R GxEsaILs OrsIcs. !
WsSsInst0n; t.tTgarp "a. it'1.t
Pso,osiIs ,inbe reserved at This D. D,ItHsMn. M
s Ss :th day ol 81 Ma, asss iSs
oa.r'.rn.rt.r Ger.r-Is prps, tn,sHt. viz
CAEpEllhS.
grain Csf 1.,ing af III b-si aus il, .snpits OF
rhieh Uiu,t seco pany the ofAr The pric- psT
yard la inriuds n akii binding suG httns
a. rxca room and DC; Sing down -s same pista
IN e. best mznn-I- hsssu' 'en1n; to bs msds q
sac 10 sud payment maize for susnid-s .hI-
aseeTtsin-d kr I.,-'nls - De eySi Ssn be
~ eating AZ this C@cs
DPfIC~ CHAIRS.
rps bundred ara t~'n1y fI2'1 Oak Chairs, cane
s~st q saEp pe ef ~ Icb De ~ ihi+ office :
Tls~hoi, 10 be complete within two - ELS fr0Tn
u irffi. -igpiuA Ise sxrtt at. FT- price for
~ rls-r To (. elude the delivery Cf the same s.
tfss ec- ,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
motir 6.

NORTHUMBERLAND HAVING BEENEE.
ISfQRED 10 heslth in a few weeks. bv a
.vers simple tthOdy, after having suffered
'LsFsral years With a severe lung affection,
s4di shat dread disease. Consumption.
aaxisaSotO,4p quake known 10 bis fellow.suffor.
or s4hsfRtsaRili Of cure.
Misunderstanding it, he will send a copy
of"tHe pFeSetiption used free Of charge J
congratulations for preparing aud usirg
the same, which they will find a sure Cine
for Consumption, asthma, bronchitis. DC.
The ontc6bteOt f'the advertiser in sending
ths. PEsscriptions is to benefit the afflicted,
andaprcndiinformatian which he con, Gives
to6SihaaiRablc. and hs hopes eiery suffer,
err silf9fYbisTretned as it will cost them
nobility :ShdmaRy Prove blessing.
nev! FEpwARp A. WILSON.
: William slprea Kings County, New York.
Aptif2A l86St3 m-F.G
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
AZ ER7S
Aguo Cure,


- 49,
Intermittent Fever. or Fever and hsuc,
Rrmittrnt Fever. chill Fever, Dumb
AHur, pCr!nlisnl iIVNda' hC Or Bilious
lie sdnthr, as l Bilious F"YeIN, indeed
Cor the whole class ofdisCGScS originate
Ing In hillary dc.n cement, caused by
the Malaria OF Minsmutic countries.
We are enabled hero 10 o,Irr The community q
remedy which, while it cures the alnvc complaints
with certainty, Is ,i.l perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such a romcdy is invaluable in diir'rts
Mhcre thcsc Gllicting disorders prrvH,l. Ibis
"CCnG" cSpclS the lniasmalir poi on Of FEVER
Ann AGUK from the system, aud prevents the de-
ytloYmcrt Of the di>caso, if taken on tic first APP
proacA oi it. prtnuuitory SYMPTOMS. IiiNnot only
the best remedy ever set diScnN cr'd for his class
OF complaints, ut 'iNo The cheapest. Inc large
| quantity We supply fur n dUl,dr rinrs IL within the
reach oil every b1ly and IN bilious districts, where
Fgvrt AND AGrG ~u:cTuilS, every to"y should
have it and use il freely both Gr elro and proiec-
tim. 4 great superiority Of Ills remedy over AIRY
| other ever discovered for the speedy aud certain
cure Of In'crmtirnt, is hat ii %coHiairs 10 Quinine
! or mineral. consequent! i, produces 10 quini>m or
| other injurious elects nla,trCr Upon the cUnSlIiu-
ton. Those cured by ii arc lett as icaithy as 1t
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Agu> is not llou7 tho COW sequence OF
the ,n;a,naiic poison. 4 great variety Of disnr-
ders sri'c from its irritation, aInOng which arc
N~cwdLi4, mSumuiym, GoHt, H"Ht nchr, Ehu6-
psV, It0oih1chr. EUdcbr, CGt1rgh, asthma, lGL-
~piation, Painful 1Ecction IF the Spleen, HyStrr-
is, Pain in Hr Boirrls, tote, Paralysis and he
ranyrmcmt Of he Stomach, all Of which, when
originating in this cansr, pnt on The intermittent
tgps. or become periodical. This "CrnE" cSpcls
tie poison from Inc blood, and consequently cures
then, all alike. 1t is m invaluable protection 10
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malariouS districts. If taken occa-
sionals 1r daily while exposed 10 the Injection,
that will he cxrrctCd from The ays,cm. aud cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity 10 r.pcn into dis
ease. Hence it is even morr valuable for pTqicc-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter-
mittcnts il they avail Themselves CT the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared BY Dr.I C. AVER + CO., Lowell, MsSt
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
! : . . . .
-r..r1sviLLr, vinsop Co., O., Aug. s. 1874

-rRArrsVlLLE, VinteU Co., O., Aug. {, 1874
DE-. 0. Il. BAEER,
Dear Sir:-I hsvs this day sold the last
hstile Of DR.. BAK ER'S FAM PANACEh.
] should have written TO you sooner, but net
expecting To svil t,e good supply | had o.
haad. During the last wsek, howHxer, my
ssles have been four tirn.s rs large as any
week since | have had yUur invaluable medi-
cine, and the demand is still increasing. I
have never sold a medicine that sustained 40
high a reputation. The Lung Fever, Cholera
Norbus, Cholera lniantum, Bilious Collie,
Cramp Collie, and Flux, have been very prev
slenl n this vicinity the past season, .nd
ihs Pain Tanacea has not failed 10 cure ID
every instance where it hss been tried, 30 far
Is ! have heard. Please send me q large
supply A. soon A. possible.
Very respectfully. yours,
II. W.. sToDDARD.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
DIARRHEA AND PAIN IN THE
BOWELS CURED.

cAErHLGE. Hamilton Co, o., New. IS, 1864.
DE. o. R. B,KsS,
NGck Estctned F"iena:-f have had =
sa1ere attack of Dlarrhca. attended with severe
gripping pains. and waa reduced very low. ]
tried maAy different medicines, but all To ne
purpose, until I got a bottle of your paia
Panaces, and commenced Its use. The Grst
dose put a quietus on tho gripping pains, and
I had nat used two twenty-five cent bottles
before | WAS entirely cured. | also rsroin-
meried it TO a friend, who was attacked with
sramp collie, and sufrC.i ng with exrruciating
r,ins, aud thrss doses entirely cured him.
". b. BARRY
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
A SUPPOSED CANCER CURED!

MEssRa. A.. l.. ScoyrLL / Co.-Gents. MIR.
! ,,.ha Bradley. of Bath Co., ny, han on his
land y VERY FAD Nv ElLISc, which H. thought
.HcrSAsLE, ha~ing been there for years. lie
also had on his cheek bone, what he supposed
10 be a CANCER, and could obtain no relief
until he used DR. BAKLR's PAIN PASAcEA,
which CURED him of that disease, snd also the
swelling on his hand. This medicine 10
thought so mach of that EVERY FAMILY in our
neighborhood, keep il constantly on hand. In
fact, Il is the b,st medicine for he dssasss Il i
.Fsesmmsndtd for, that we can get.
R. A.. CALDWELL.
WvoMHa, October 25th, 1853.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
IT GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN
BILIOUS COLO.

TAXrIco, Darte Co., O., !sv. II, 1887.
MEssNs. A. L. ScoVILt / Co.,
Gents. IL ain indrced by sense 81 "'IiHS
~ stste to Won that | hal a case in my family
Of e-treme sickness. Ny pifs tra' ~seuerei." at
.eckel Wih BlLiovs CoLic. We had the attend
uree Of good physician, but could get no reicE.
We administered Dr.. BAxEE'S TAIN PANA-
cEA, and it produced the desired .Ste,. siArs
thnt We have had occasion 10 use it for PaiH
H. lie kr,ast, and for FtUsr and Agpe, and Il
siseays cured. SonSidcr it one Of IL" best
nadiyiuS. WILLIAM wILEIS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-18
SnaPaR HI'retae County Sabbath
School Convention will be held in
=. Eaton, on Thursday next, the 25th.

A strong, acdve girl, used to
soass.w6rk, masehear ola situation
Shy applying atthe press" Office,
Baton. 1iIg