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The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19

A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE.-Life
beautifully compared to fountain
by thousand streams, that perishel
one is dried. 1t is silver cord twis,
with thousand strings that part as
der if one is broken: Frail and thougI
less mortals are surrounded by innu,
cradle dangers, which make it mi
more strange that they escape so lol
than that they almost perish sudde'
at last. We are encompassed with
cidents every day to crush the mouI
ering tenements We inhabit. The Sc
of disease are planted in our constiI
tions by nature. The earth and
mosphere whence We draw the breath
life are impregnated with death hea,
is made to operate its own destructi'l
the food that nourishes contains the d
ments Of decay; the soul that anima.
it, by vivifying first, tends to wea
out by its own action; death turks
ambush along the paths. Notwi1
standing this is the truth, so palpa
confirmed by daily example before
how little do we lay it to heart. \
sec our friends and neigbors die ame
US, but how seldom does it occur to
thoughts that our knell shall, perha,
give the next fruitlcss warning to
world.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19

If I WERE to choose people vi
whom | would spend my hours of c
yersation, they should be certainly 81,
as labored no farther than to ms:
themselves readily and clearly app
hended, and would have patience q
curiosity to understand me. To h;I
good sense and ability to express it, /
the most essential and necessary quc
ties in companions. When thougi
rise in US fit to utter among famil-
friends, there needs but very little G.
in clothing them.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19
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their bill and give notice to discontinue them.
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informing the publisher, and the paper Is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given OF removal.
5. The court. have decided that refusing to take
apsper from the Office, removing and leaving it
uncalled for prma facia evidence Of Intentional
fraud.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19
The Old Couple

The old man sits with folded arms
lu his easy chair to-day;
His happy wife, with crossed palms,
HUNS 7natches from the olden psalms,
In cheerful kind of way.
'Tis sweet to see this aged pair.
" no have loved so long and we'll.
Each others joys so fondly share,
And every little griefand care
Alike each bosom swell.
'Tis fifty years since they were wed,
Just fifty years to day.
They have outlived the early dead,
But age has bowed each silvery head;
They soon will pass away.
Well may their dim and faded eyes
Fill up with pearly tears,
As visions of their youth arise,
And memory on it, mission flies
Back to those sinless years.
Again they tread the village green
Where infancy they played,
Oerjpyed at the familiar scene,
Until shadow comes between,
And joyous visions fade.
Then comes sleam of later years,
or friends so tried and true,
Who sympathised in all their fears,
And wiped away their bitter tears,
And made their sorrows few.
Where are they ROW = the old man ciie
THE cherished friends of yore =
And pointing to the arching skies,
The goodwife tearfully replies
They are all gone before;
And soon our march will ended be,
We've nearly reached the shore;
We've sailed upon lifes stormy sea
For nearly fourscore years and three
Our journey 5 almost DER.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19
Autumn.

New shea7es are slanted to the sun
Amid the golden meadows,
And the little sun-tannei cleaners run
To cool them in their shadows:
The reaper binds the bearded ear.
And gathers in the golden year,
And where sheaves are glaneing
The farmers heart Is dancing.
There pour. glory on the land,
FLASHED down from Heavens wide portals.
As labor's hand grasped beauty's hand
To vow good will to mortals;
The golden year brings beauty down
To bless her with marriage Gown,
While Labor rises. cleaning
Her blessings aud their meaning.
The work is done, the cad is near,
Beat heart to Lutte and tabor.
For Beauty welded to the year
Completes herself from labor
She dOns her marriage gems and then
She casts them of as gifts to men,
And sunbeam ike, if DINNER.
The fallen jewels glimmer.
There is hush ofjoy and love,
Now giving hands have crowned US;
There is heaven up above
And heaven here around US
And Hope, her prophecies complete
Creeps up TO pray at beauty's feet,
While with a thousands voices
The perfect earth rejoices
When to the autumn heaven here
Its sister is replying,
lis sweet to think our Golden Year
Fulflls itself in dying
That we shall find poor things of breath,
Our own souls loveiness in DEATH
And leave, when God shall find u.s.
Our gathered gems behind Us.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19

The very best and cleverest M
have hobby of som. sort, which \
rules of society forbid their mounti'
outside of their families. Every nj
would lore YOU to death if you wot
only let him.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19

FASHIONABLE ladies are often Ii
French dishes, more priced for dressi'
than their substance.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19

SoRRow for the dead has a sac1
efficacy. There may be some truth
the old superstition that no touch is
healing as that Of dead mans hand
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
SAN Francisco, Cal.
JOHN KELLY, JR., PROPRIETOR

~ THIS OLD ESTABLISHMENT HAS "a
LII removed To the elegant and spacious In
brick baiiling at the southeast corner Of PINE and
SANS0ME streets, where the proprietor viii he
enabled TO accommodate his former patrons and
the public in good style, with his increased acili
ties. The Brooklyn Hotel Omnibus will convey
passengers from the steamboats, FREE of CHARGE.
Rooms viii he let by the night, week or month with
or without board; also. elegant suites of rooms
always be supplied with an ahundanCe of the choi-
cesi and best the market afford. and no expense
will be spared to set table that will dey the criti
cism of the most fastidious epicure.
feb2s-3m JOHN KELLY. il.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19

SrRANGE-It Is strange that so 10.
as the world i. round, so many shou
attempt to cross it.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19

Be GAY, but not over the ruin
your country.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19

BE HAPPY, but not at the expense
your friends misery.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19

"AVIN TAKEN, AND THOROUGHLY
Il Il reftted and refurnishei the Brannop House.
would assure the travelling public thai no pains
sill he spared for the accommodation Of guests.
and hopes 10 receive a share OF patronage.
and luNuTieS Of the season and the Bar with choice
liquors and cigars.
il. STEWARD.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19

There vas cheer from the little
group gathered near the helm, but di-
rectly aftelward came two shrill cries
sail ho!"
"Uncle Sans barkers. We must
put cut few miles yet, cap" said the
pilot as he lsisurely descended the rope
ladder. There were many good glasses
on board, and we all gazed eagerly
through them, and with beating hearts
we recognized the portfolios, the grin
ming cannon, the "star-spanglcd" flags,
and warlke display of the federal
blockading squadron. The steamer
was put about, and we stood further out
until shore and ships were alike lost to
view. The disappointment of the pas
sengers, who had been granted a mere
glimpse of the land that to them was
home, was considerable; but none could
doult the prudence Of delaying our en-
trance into Charleston harbor until
night should assist US in eluding the
hostile war vessels. There was no 60
ing to bed on board the Bonnybell that
night !; We all kept to the deck, eagerly
gazing out over the sparkling and phos-
phoresccnt sea, glimmering and glanc-
ing with St. Elmore's fires. There
was pale Young moon-a mere sickle
of silvcr-in the sky, and objects were
so family discernibls that the utmost
caution was necessary. The second
mate took the helm, while the first mate
superintended The almost constant hea-
wing of the lead, and the captain and
pilot stood on the forecastle noting the
replies of the sailor, chanted as they
were in a shrill monotone, in accordance
with old custom.
Ten fathoms sheer! By the deep,
nine! By the mark, seven y called out
the leadsman from the chains.
"Water alters does shoal here, cap. l
know the channel, though, as we'll as |
know my parlor at Nantucket-at Sa-
vannah, | mean," said the pilot in some
confusion.
''By the mark, fver' was the next
call.
Captain Pritchard here grew uneasy.
He did not pretend TO equal the pilot
IN local knowledge, but he was too good
seaman not to take alarm at the ab-
rupt lessening of the depth of water
He gave orders to reduce the speed,
and we moved but slowl y on, the lead
going as before.
care you sure, Mr.. Foster that you
are not mistaken 1t tseems to me that
the water shoals at the rate of fsthom
for every hundred yards trayersed. We
may have missed the Swash, left Moul-
trie to the leeward and got into the net
work of sandbars near. Hilloa what's
that ahead of US? Boats, as I'm
sinner!"
AGROUND.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19

Be pleasant and agreeable with evel
being.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-12-19
AGROUND.


At the same moment the pilot thrust
his hand rapidly into the breast of his
coat, drew out something and flung it
on the deck, where it instantly began
to sputter and hiss, and afterwards the
lurid glare of a blue light flashed thro'
the darkness, showing funnel and rig
ging, the pale faces of the passengers,
the narrow channel of fretted water,
and the sandy inlets on either bow
Nor was this all, for by the ghastly
light we could distinguish two dark OBJ
jects on the foamy sea ahead Of US
boats full of men, pulling swiftly but
noiselessly towards Us, and no doubt
with muffied oars.
''By the marx, two! Shoal water
we're aground !" cried ar ill-boding
voice, that Of the sailor in the chains
and the Bonnybell came suddenly to
check, throwing most of the landsmen
off their feet, while the ominous scroop-
Ing Of the keel told that the steamer
was aground. A loud clamor instantly
arose, many voices shouting at once in
tones of inquiry, dismay, or command;
but even above this turmoil rose the
hurrah of those who manned the boats,
and who now came dashing up, pulling
and cheering ike maduen.
"Treachery Treachery - cried sew
eral Of the passengers and crew, point
ing to where the pilot stood beside the
blue-light that his own perfdious hand
had kindled, while already the man-of-
wars men, for such we could not doubt
them to be, began to scramble on board.
CAPTURED.
"The Yankee blood hounds, sure
enough; bu. you shall not live to share
the prize money! exclaimed Pritchard
snatching up a handspike, and aiming a
blow ct Mr.. Zack Foster that would
have been lethal stroke, had not that
astute person swerved aside, receiving
the weapon on his left shoulder. Our
men sent up a faint cheer, and shot
was fired, luckily without effect. But
resistance would have been madness, so
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15
adWHoLE FAMILY AFFLICTED COVERED
9 bonW11ArsORES AID BoILs.
CoLrMsIl, Hamilton Co., O, Jan y, .

CoLrAsl4, Hamilton Co, o, Jan ~
Ma. A. L. Scovub. q a. a5dnisiqsB
Den, Sir This is 10 certify that ny vile,
children, mother, anil z,ysclf, about TIVE years
o"d = balf AGO were ;orely afflicted Ny
wiFo. children, and mother, were frtt taken
w~;tH n Jtoadfui itching on the skin over the
ShalSbody: and I was covered with r''nnlng
,SoIIs. i Employed several physisisn's and
sieS their prescriptions for about six months,
md found that, instead Of getting 6igsr, We
rr,,, ,oorss snd ,ssrss and .fnallyM e ehaarer
yers eotcrca ,oiA -'aaiing sores eeef nc ,sAon
S SodS. Ny broth. snl 60, eight bot.
t,ss of your BLOOD s9?d q sna strange 10
tell, before We had one ha,. used Wa
wrpr IltLt HSLI. l had spent ovS, one nun
S,eI dollsrs before / got your medicine
T Your, Thm Tf.fefsp MADAME
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15
DIR. RAPHAEL,
COX No. 24e3, POST oFFIoE,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
THE AFFLICTED READ

Anl learn that a perfect and radical cure Is warrah'su
and guaranteed to all who arc eihiotSa WIZ .uon"hts Is,
prrssion Of spirits, distress and anguish oil mlho, ~ =.
sleep, loss Of memory, loss OF energy and mnscnlM pvmyh i, "a
pauy growth, wasting away and a %apt o f;nno ~ iwro.
themselves, htintins. MIS- eoh'usl'e 'e"'p'i'S' '"iN
tcucr and disgust Of hfo. ~
HEAR MAT TnE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
q SAND physicians require to be told tho nature OF your
disease -tIo ENGLISn BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
NOT. His perfect knowledge OF tho human system enSo'es
him to describe tho diseases without any information rom
Inc ma Heut, to explain its original cause, and to guarantee
its rrre, And, what is more valuable still, he VIII honestly
@, and frankly tell whether you can he cured or not. ~
his communications and interviews aa strictly pt'1'o
and nfdentnl.-Mclic Journal.
Tn. Botanic Remedies Of Dr. Raphael, tho English 30
tanic Physician, mover failed yet to make a periSct, raar-
cal, anil permanent cure Of AL thisA ~ :, or ~ Msr,
cury, without hindersncc frsm business, ana without
Ear OF discovery or exposure. No deadly persons, such
a. arsenic, nrx vonnics;, opium, or any G.neT IT, t3 n,yni
81, Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used by this wordenni
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never yer H'tu
to cure the most obstinate and the most dangerous easee,
and 10 remove ali mercury and other Impurities from The
system when oil other RemedioS haa i"uod' 1''"'S=
Jg,rRdl. - ,o,,rr,rnr IN
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what tho Baltimore corres'
pondent Of tho Odiielow, Boonsbore, Maryland, said on
Thursday, the 3lst Of May, 1860:
Numerous cures OF diseases caused By e2rly indl9cTe'
ton having been performed by the Euglish Botanic Phy-
sician, ! feel 1t my duty, having a knowledge OF them, TO
state the faot,. belieyinS that IN doug 80 / may 10 "a a 'S or
Young man in this city--is worthy Of note. 10 Ne.
a. kaeone tile victim of a habit, the mere allusion to whiet
tGrs q ~shudder, and after years oil suffering AMI doctor
zave up all hopes Of recovery. Io wished, TO marry
vas dearly beloved by 81 sweet A girl ~ ever lispe'
OF affection, but no was fearful, nervous, and pros
He dared not we'd on account Of the sllaitere'
il pystem. lie sought relief ut tho hands OF tn
pbysiciaa, and, as,onishias as 1t may seem, al
and TigOr Of youth has returned, aud En 1
' apry father Of a pair Of bright boys" -.
ID o are suffering, nc matter what tioir comp!G.ni
on the Botanic Physician eonhdepually. The
upon relief. Ills office Is Mt No. % EMS
lpL Sycamore 81. and Broadway, ClEClSSATl
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15
BILIOUS FEVER CURED.

r. PoRTsNoUTs, QUIZ, apr" i'1~S
Avrsns. 4. L. scovnL ( ,N.
Cents. II have been, fsr ye;Es, ane
;sct Ia attack. Of Bilious Fover; a some,
ines / have boon laid ur for inoAths, ang
NV system len in a fosble state by the ufe OF
s,fonx medicine, which was given +" rao ~
~ have leon using Cr, Motifs Liver nins
a. some zine. find that | can break tnoSe
nttscrE n A day or So, and eacApe enUrol[
he fever. inv dSughtor had an n'tSefa
Dv,repSia, which dfrregssd her nGeh shs
sould no. cat scArcslE anything lw~ithaaaS1S
coming nasscated at hersiomaeh oh"heany.
asSSS,s fnis sincseAhsEoksadi he 5esp asiiag
tifotts Liver Pills eht ShS roH y pSs
.rother being, I hnH f1snd a!so tast tne!
80 h mast yaluntlocriilA for Brsasi9S y
aoi5s. Hsadaehs, Pains in tls side sES BsgR'
would not b. wlthSht theta N ply Ia M
as.a odu ijac3 siTgAVANrAab'h s5S
Far sAle BY The Trapsfsters .booI
A. L, E0oVnL g co,
/, e M, tsr1a.t EisRfs ss'oe' o%hnoinn'A'
AlsS
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15

ufyhAxl, OHIO, 8fptcN2lF ., 3"''' !
MsssEs. A. y. s.1vHA ( ca. ,,,,,
Geats. I'll have been troubled N''h
a torpid action Of The bowei, for sfS o. ssysn
years. which has been the caNsc Of a stcft
dssi Of suffering to nc, and | had 10 3ol"iyf
mysslf of man Kinds Of foo nni niSi ,t'lrn
oatmesl, ETC, until got Dr., E0.sa !%vSt
Pills, aud GnI chat they keep gy bowels
regular, end I ROW! cat anything 'hat my
Snniily loo,. .Iimost eonifeHuI F'tnhfm'h"
,hcio rills to those RAo age trgHb!1' vi"
scnstipstinn fine bowels. ,.,.,,.c
Truly y0urS, JpIiN fhhMl''"'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15
THE GREAT o
HMEBNAN TEA c0MPGNY.
w. a ro,en Ntrcet. NnK IVnA,

A. ro,,, STREET. NEE IUHh,
N0'i .s.-..1T.
Since Its oFgan'zauon H~s '"N
Signs -
! Nho(eSoS"g le'S ms Oo""''V''
.hey ~.
. le"'' anu "'V '''"'e ~"
40 e"" y 'e"'S) PER P0""" uD'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15
DYSPEPSIA. OR INDIGESTION.

This is generally sttendedwith sour atrn'ar ''
loss Of appetite, ~nausoqp gstu ssney, he2r'.
burn, co.tivoness, beat p the stomach "aSn
empty, i pain in the side, ra!aae,i o. smi
countonahce, l.nsuor, low spirits, alstnfIUd
sleep, pains in the head, ke'
srrISgFlELS, ONO, JVDi, !af';
Mrssas. A. "a. ScoVtlL 4 Co.
Gen!s.:-I have iCTnd D., NOUS
Liver Fills one of The bss. medicines hi
Dyaucvsia that I ever med. htd beer
ailietea with the dis2gas for more Than six
month";, aad my v%ietesis d'StoFbM my
stomach, oncn 10 such adeSree az 70 eaosc
vomiting, va, %9.s q !se tim tsE 800 onar'
x;thout griping or pain. l Rare actually
~.ineS in weight, since using hem,--beIHs
Scn nounds heavier than Whoh ! cola me1fed'
ows my cure solely to uss Of ,hs Fl,a;
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15
LIVER cOMpLATNT CURED,

'ISOtAyAroLIs, Ocls5er I-I ie'9.
Gcnfs,:- Il am hardly sSlS g eF
rar., it,,ds Ior, the benefit Which mys7
s.n~btar 1Ras deriveb from The usos Of Dr,
Tett's Liver Pills. $40 ha! been troIn'1s
viii what the physician called Liver Con-
pIsin.; but our Doctor failed, 10 give her ssy
@ppsrlnanent roiief, although ,he 'f'ed "'' Pre-
seription. eGectlaliy. She haa tyeo;'E 'EI1.
snoholy, unhappy, and hsr s;assi:S $3.50 -
much br0tSo 39wa ~ thS ,a sSHs aa3 ~
5or.o 10 setbsttor. / am harry to "'y That
~ has now entirely recovered her heaI'h'
- .IAMnH GOGR.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15
A. ER'S la,
u8:.s,Culrle,

ASN 80" n|rFF
Intermittent Fever, or Fever audASas,
-, rs. isas. Fever. Chill LSver,L Dnhpn
M,u.. ptrtplIs ni Headache or fsti.ous
iIHuAat nr, unA B;IiUus Fovcrs, !fdeGA
rsrtbq ~,r!iols lass OF diseases oriEilrt-
~, III hillary d~era-iRonhriat, Saa!cd ny
tha IuiHriR OF Nia5ih"t4c SOnh'''S"'
~ ,re enabled hcre 10 cvrr tbr csmmpiii!y a
rcupdy which. wiiile it cures Tie above complaints
Min cqr:ainjy, Is still perfectly harmless m any
-aaC,rii.v y, -s;,ig't 4 n4ncdy is iuNtlliiiiG W al'lr!e!s
vnr4a desc Aaiitttiuye disorders preyil. ms
"CusG" vAT.li the nriasmaiia poison OF rhNlh
AKIN AJrH rom III. system, ara prCNri|a NC ~
,,t,.n,,iit OF he discos,, if taken on %ihcirNl up
W.. = ~ i, ,ermnri.nry symptoms. Ills not only
ino h,sl r.praytycr yet tiSroNergd Ter illS 'iSs"
81 c@,.I. ,niI, .',tt .l,u The cheapest. The large
.r1lntily ~, aupAr for a huEdr rings ii w'ihln Tie
81, 4 every srif E; ~uh n bilious dlat,irta, where
i MA. ;rNNH Asgif rycyails, tytry1 toiy sh"nll
I nv, a$F,a u,eit irce3, bqilr Ffs enroiPd Fro'ec-
tilu. ! great superiority Of t"ii ieI!i'uy 3'tt "Hy
,n,,,uf cygr t'.Gi,rcd Ir the S.ey.t.' aiN tctVlm
ctn,. al ln'rti taAt1 isthVt it rontiH'SIro 0ulHllie
~ ,@,inr;al, roEsrancpIlyip lTohncas 10 qnirism or
r,,c, i.iSyiju, cGtatS w~iaicicr upon iA' t%onstith-
~, :, %any. r,rcl ~ it are left rs healthy as It
haynad aasrr had the disease.
l'?yrr sui ENC i I0t alone The consequence c'
!, Asrmia aaltie poison. \ grtdL N("'N o. H'SoI,
,Jtr, otiae ttAal It's iIritaiiaN, gnt91g Ati'h arg
Vr,garUi, Rhpm1tisn,, Hnat, Hedtarh', hh"H-
.,s,. 3sojh rhs. BHagip. CahyE", IahmH, f"t
T,i;oS. PGaGi l,irtli efMe tSp.heg, HgAIn9'
is 'p"I, in Er poG.. u, tc3t, fctairis and De
,.,r ,r.nf Of In, %~ta3ocb, ali Of which, whcr
ar; Ina, II. IL ais. ear&', put on ihe "1r!"lHr'i,
~. ~ brromc r1icdieal. Thi" "NttEn eNner
H., ,o;,o, from the blout, ahd consequently cure
5,i,s, all nike. L. is an Invaluable ptriociiop =,
iIInisrHq,s and n,rsons travelling or 'rm,porarl.
,rsi!. M ia de m]aIarions ~ai,ttiets. htat%l oceA
\ 1oolITinr d1Hy while lc<nosed - the Injection
7 W5Twfi ac' ~ rclad- fror, me system and cnnno
Ibaccrr.t l,ioin ,,dirirNf fnantiY T. Rr9n ipto On
cpaa, hF0ee Il i c'et. MSis rala.s:S N.Y. !ir no,
wi,,rnts irlhcy 'nya?l Iijauselyvsei tae proIec'io
this remedy a9plls.s .|~r.-r.A y2
P.o9a;od " Dr. ! 9, AYLR CD Lowell TaaS
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15
$BAc4f}0Efnia. az Kf1sSE4il,

~ 1hSsrW UT-eE9s *
d q constitutional disease, 4 corruption Of the
blood.s by Witch this htIdnbecothcs shiS.o9
weak, and poor. Being ahsthc circulation, Y
persad9s the whole t9dyD md way hayt out
in disease on any part OF ~ no srsan ls.iree
foia its atmekA, lio,oistthetcloit@ Which II lmay
not DESTROYS Sfhe seroftdons tnlntd5 yariousiyi
osbsd by ,wercpt!ql dtsea.Te,. 9W5 siS,
1rdeic,l or unhealthy iood, impure mr, htFih
p nia9 dltl,g ahabits, the diPressins AviCesg ma
.AayslHcl(ys1e ~yrn2Teal 4hhtt1dn!c what
NJ sbagfs o'S6i6 il Is hpfedtarygiD tie eops
ltianInni aescm lings fomrarsntsje eltlArtn
nate the ltiIds pia Fourth s<teiaa&hh Hlnceu;
GteSS.Rh I'd de tho roll OF lllhiN NJ isaySI ~
4. SiD' yisit the nipiquilles Of .Ae oiSthsss H7"'
Q tlis childrep. hSta8t h ,ias, pa u ,sean, a.,
.7a I.heHcctb eop1Ieiicq By dHrp tIop Mo5, W"
blosI Of corruSt or ulcerous mattef, Wi.th. "
T. ,Jnryr, ,l;yeg. anl ;Atclnhl efrganH.s Is termed
0E,5TIEEIS5g ia tha e!aiAts, swelling and on
b iSgdercl 4 tt%rtIt:Giis or s6fes .9gIH ioal cor
mpljoa, Which genders in tho blooHr deprcsses
I nd g,cfaics ofsille, fo hat Sclofulons e%onstitu7
10 tp,eiGd II otay statr from RroEulons coni-
IasGts, bat atheyhaa o far desbpoesri 10 t'iths
sbnitl sl!Ar aaaglss oE dsiheg DISEASES; acpnse-
~Insuly .yu as,1 M,bers tsppi-hssL u ordcrs
Wlie!,, although act ScrotqlnNT1p tlellr nature
! axe I'LL rpdEcl fatal byll4Eib VIII N 1nS
I ,ysl.m. Most Of lie e~onsuppupp Wlieh us-
I cc-!isa.g, de human fn4ily lGts rs orfginttrtcuy
III, 'tiii scroftlouJ co&tanaiphtipn 4nd many
dsstrEc;iye discuss % tEs HyefEkiatfty brain
9A6a, in9aotl, Of all tho 6fgaha, arise nom OF
sgqs aggravated ny dc saAi0idhase.T 81 ~
,SsQRs Gadrtvrs Of alloar peoplsprs serehdonsI
t,eirs persons nra invaded ny Dit1pEklng M
G.e,ioi. nul their health is t~p1ag'Aae1 ny u
IurloaSf ittrom The system wb 4tt't fshnYa.i
/ o. blsod ls an alternative iqedieWes ig'a ~
y,yogas. i rs healthy food MA sSSgffHs'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15

Mpesns. A. Il. ScovuL Il Go. LII
20 ,GtbfJ. :-fThisAs io~rcrtnYtiasl h&Ta
nsed DR.. Eott's -ltver Pill5in hihabaatSE
and found them to be the best Fii' l!'I l
ever used fr that purposc ami hSyet.o
Hu,cd thcr. as y 0gtharEie MeaiGll?r "iG soy
found bat Little VS. ior a f&ysl2."1 ''nS' !
bad ,hen III N y family. 10, -,r,,,f
Yours, truly ASA fNfNO-"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-15

olaRtA,A9alTwa
with grsat pleasure
give by ttStiinony
sslo Whst your sac
~sAPNhIEEA ANf
SELL IslEGA,c
Blood Sld N9ef
Syrup, hallsssc fr'
me. snntethfse aud
a half yeara since, /
was atiatked-w.+h u
SCRO fU LQUa
WHITE swell.