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PotIca I.-,rt,a.xc,-Ni.s,e, Flr-,

PotIcs Isrsttia,ycp.- Michael Flv-n,
. ~ire vork'r. su srr's,ed % sstprdsy night.
eNHssd viin . 'eloni us s'ssut rp,n Andrew c.
clsrt'. tseosr Of . posts hc o's N No iso Wet 90 h.
stress. whom he struck several tim In 'heS &C. srA
:s,.r.Iy Ssa'r ..- 's,a' "" sn. e s,'Ss ssus.S n
Win ,t.ib,ns sans Ans.io se,.f.i i'm in the
'dy Ss. s,sn. s5.sS, s,, 4 .;..,.s
sssSssd e., s,S ct. .hnss r.tl.l,.-1cn ON u. ,c,-
ehael n le,, doirs hhsines ., ihu pscs The
serustd seld the ssson for ono 'hi-a ts "A Nv, u
e., ehArf,d wiib W.ricu, S.snit upon 90 ne lu,
sh.. sbo Lies at the NY. Ii 'piiAI, .siiou.iI IN.
ISorHsrs. Sc.-Coroner Colin held sn in.
eusn yr,tsrdsy. At s.. vincent. Hospital. upcn ,As
hody Of John Jenea IS yssrs Of ss.. vho died tr -
the sHeefs sf . fracture Of the stun. Deceased vss
sfo .TuSi IT, i'm srsn is: h:.S .ss t-ls IN: ris.
vefdie' {" DA ~ b. VIC, nce ~ he h,nds of 'oms
su..,. " ~ H...ri fss., u,oa II. Sod, q M,
S Z ,' pss.s ia sem = ..y:s.:a .rs:
mn Is. @. hn nSS:.. -. ! q upon ,ss soa,
: 's t s 81 :st.:; :: ''ss
hsd bsen mise Of for ,so vetk,. .Coron,r VII
* ss.. - 81: 1 sc, =;
nisSt by Pvr,ei orr len. And /. iiisy 70 de. ne
I'd. and ,apGe ID verdict accordingly.
AocipsSrs.-Mr. Geo. Foster, residing -
No. IT'D Kas s?d stust shils IN y mnsmbul sieeS
en Saturday nish.. vAlksd snt Of four story ~iudsv
end fell to 'hs psv mert. he taken up inser 81
bh Ara Csilshsn. while eios'ins 1hird Avs-
nus. nrN i1th s ss'. on sstmdsy. vss run over By
borps AID acop. and severely tnjurtd. ..IAv~
rev es Bunes. rs''ains az 9 HorstIo street. hihs
drivin. onsch through siirh Avsnu.. wss throvn
from, Ms seat bv tho = es onnins IN Contact 9th
the - r ,Issk and ~ss ss,ou " injured.
~. " ehoi. II ssl tys can't %. and vas rScuslS
tnJuod. he vss taken 10 kis home. s0o S'sn 90 st
Couar CAr,SpAK, THs D.Y.-Suprer.s
* IL Is, io, Il. IS, ., 20. Il. g. ia a. IS u 4
,sS ,'y is -,f - ic,S e.; i,s iiso Hs asSs 10
ssis if iis Ss 81 S'i ii si i,ts II iso5 .,.d, SIC
ai9l Il s. 1881. .Dla. gI30 2i6', 3l-o' -et< soSo'
'S' S"y:1o, @ cou,.- rr,, Nos. saa,, :,os, $50
q? 1851, 1o.. .Osa. lsal StI. ..IS 1888 g:sA sos
siU1. -HI', in. $50, .oi4, -, sos? "a
y@s. SS'., 3Jis ,ajA los. 1854. "a 2ao6. SsSA
5as9
'T-sen g.s" E,'t Ne: lcI, rs ;sss 81 sss ~
Ioer iaSl I,h III; H., niH si' ,s.s % iosS' issS.
W. iiso. 80, iSs,. 4. 80. Isl isci. 1SS. GsS. "a
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BROOkLYN.


TIM POLITICAL ArNotruEnH in Breokly0
10 considerably .mhsd BY the ausnss Of the Dsno-'
ersey and the ';ssmors the Republicans. rAsSo
ndds.es ere in acid for Mayor. the dscldso ~
vSnta.e b ing -n. r. ihilo ans, vho have nssnS.
mated Alfred N. W. 'sQr., lie long Democrat
b4t st p essnt hold snus ten thousand dolise
Office under the FED al Government M WssA
has the sduntsge Of ths unit a noninssion d the
Republican parry. md the friepdship OF many ~
Dsmoei vho Intend 10 ta thtif vote 10 bis fsvosA
The regular Democrats havu nominated Bsnjsmin ~
Princs ff Msyor. and tho Ind . ntenS ef sscslesu
have put up Martin J. Kalbassb. the proc Ut tnsuDs
NJ, sho viii poll . psetsbls vote. The sssembiy/
men TO 10 elected 10 Bgookyn. vii bs chosen frsos
hush pate'. ths Dcmo1stie distr,ets being 10 thsa
msJori,y In tee FHb Di',e, the interests esstrs1o
uron u. election CT John c. Jacobs, Democrat ov0
his r publican opponent. John e. Perry. the inAe.
PENDENT candidate bcins Cailioot Of Albany hrbrru
no'or'y. sesresy Any doubt II tIp's,sed Of tAs
election Of Jseobs By . isiSs majority over both II
his opponents.
Res Ovea-wm. wennet', residing at Nee
slo Court o., -ss run .hie crossing the osvns>
q Pier e,nnt and uton ste. sstndsy, By 6s'rs
wagon. The Injured man sss brought 90 the Slso
Prscioet Station House, and then sest home.
TRv BRooxLrr llrW REoIMEsT having ~
esived permission Of the Cove men, to come hsu0
for the purpose Of rscruuins eIpeo'sd 10 arnv0
In this .y to-day on the arrival q the r.gtmsa,A
four cen strokes II be . ruet on n City u. belJ
In quiet succession. to ass mbie the eecwt. u age
pssrs the, Colonel Word rec iv,d . teierram hatvs
Colonel Fouler, on Monday lAst, stating that 'hS
reg m,nt would he ofdsr home IN recruit no tiny
. = sst iof thsir arvAl. I'm Monday iast tbv vir4
. ~ In the front. The rsGim"nt sili have nssb
neeptin When 'h'y arrivr. having nov b en- Ia snis
vicr stues the commence men, Of tn var. ON OF
Ito. the original number. only 9o9 iemsn I
THs UHIIsp TIr PLATE Corrsa and She"ts
iron wertsrs Prs'oi,s Union held large uasss
msst,as on Tkursd>y nirh' ., hr. Tliss Hall, eofl
Iorpe and sch lies street The NEE Ing So eall~S
70 ssdes BY III P.S.dsn'. NJ ". :. Csmpoem. vnsl
invited Ali Gro vrrs o. members 20 coma so3very
end 10 n, stu! ms - abs sere tnsn meas ~
sftsr vhieS . vote o. thanks va passed to thsNY
Hrs 10, II lindpess and attention 10. We UpO0
| Tho meeting. hsp sdJournsd
Az ALAxM ov rIsI slout half psst onH
O'clock 90 sunday morning, vS eAu~d By ths
burning 81 the BEN sf the store hopsr. No ~
iartic 0o;k. Which un DESTROY "a BY tre oo fnaA1
morning lsst. There vss no additional damage
Ryv. DR. FARLsY, who has t>en pastor ey
the ChIeh Of Our ssvioar, Ia p srTep o. street. ~
sons twenty yea. q prssrh'd his fsrvtl sanoD yD1
&c. dsy morning. 10 . large congregation
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vashlngto ~ Nor. !. For ice Iss lee ds's an
snu .us,y lA.sc number Of 'oidier have gso,ived
hrousAs for l'teen day9, tnl have been esyirf ,he
city IL extra s,u r.sGlsr trs!ns for heir homes
psrtcg.t.y tor Nsv York One Of the abroad sten-
,is has bern for several dsyr snd nshn and s;! Ia
,pea TO fu;rl,h tess;sto she t,'eeIs, inelndins
,onv,le.een,s from shs ho'pi;ss. No movements
sorthy Of poies have ,sfer p,c. in the Army oi tho
P:t,m,e for several d.y, Cas- nov run from Wash.
tne, ~ - toe Thr6. Milo sa1ten, 90 tho wAI.nton
Ineh, AMI ;Ae road si sers soon be open to Besle-
Inn Station
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The Ohio Plot.

cninna'f, Nor Among ,ho Q ar.Ssd are lad
.. Patton, of Co' layton, rel usr sfen, Of the rsb
Cover nmcn'. Lotun shed m, IS TO detectives unla
the iriprts ion th,y we 'pies, aud according -
spre ment were 10 ne Ca hear and tho hsEs ~
mp Ci 81, . d ss'ht n nNu % the sn =
At sck Ia Ia NtDln,ld II Gov uston, Who acted -
msh carrier through the r. bel lin ., vhsan
h,u,e ~,s IN. hat quarters Of tho rsbsls>
eamuel r. Thomas, NJ chsut tallo- Of CiueinS
natl, Ard al, wife, ard Cth Psrm.n'-s, =
Cin7inusd In'r1l'!oa tH bseu oh slnsd that lie
ossatl4r.co 40 IN i!nois waiting fos the O :.
break Ia ohio. one, pA.,'cu ass are knosn 70 III
suthof tlo, bu' ts's sot ye' BEEN u ,ds pubua
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Irish American Nuts for John DuI,

The Hse!a arrived yesterday With later flee Of Euro
pesn papers. The New York correspondent Fl the Lon
don TihEs drsvs attention 10 the Association known
., the "Fenian Brot therhood" vhoss memters ell
Irishmen and whose objects the invs ,on of IRE
land snd the es'abiis m. NJ Of an Irish ruec. Ia
ans axs 70 BE- Lt LoeSe IN IvsAnd sn0 v " Ssiy shs
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WILLIAMS BU hGH.

eraa 0! tho i3h waid Of Droohiyu On esturdrA
.v't Ing held rousias meeting N Union Hsi. 0s1ra
At B,o,d. A. And c., mec e.. sheh vas sAdsss& n
bv Hone Levi r Chsthslt, samuel ID hGuts, saA
y mlnd ~ less A lNss numbsr VI vad prUosslsc
With u.une tnlivsned the occasion. )
NPenI,r or CgssrRR. jury in d q
,..e q, Fd-.fi hcC,hill .ho sunoeatsd 10 q
ssro, roi 10 at the ,stal hnen' Of IN. FAAk q
A G. D., ~ - h' re-, brnttlyn, r. D., sre.rnee y
s,td u be '.1tcf.
Duru llgs lSIi RiFs. Coroner Barreft q
=, uY "a, g. a ~ ,aqlc., on 'hr hody Of Par
az ..; ,orih ith street. ntootlyn, T. ID. " DO ~
rom I'VE, ory building in kIdpsy street VERDI .
Aaede1tA 4, sIh.
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From NV Orleans.


The Un;tei Sat stesm.hl? George ws.hinston,
on. New olesn., 9ith o,,, srriyel At talt pot on
SATURDAY. sh, bling, news ffe m he Gulfof eon,ii
,rshl. importance. row sIp.di lon va bling
stsd ou,. Major General Dana sill have comm an
ofhsse I've fores, ksIo' General Banks assuming s-
prsme etmn.ne. Thsfe can Be little doubt bat that
mi. f.I.e VII sst In con- nanel.on vnh The ls1 snd
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H1,tr,iL, Or sl- v,a Eorsrii'., So. IL ,us,
c, thire,y, ofth, Fret Tsnue,.e. iu.sntry, s,set'
- hsstins snd cher guerilla eni't' near Pines Fse'
uury, and routed asd pursued them TO Ccutisviie.
erbsl los, S pri,oper, Including Grfhth, formerly
.d,,or of the SnhVil.e JsTos AsD ANsGicAr Ie-s.
sapef Our iots va q N NJ
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90 .,e.,' 70 ,uen N TH VA issisS.,
tion hat ne ssY 10 aid q, en- on II q Croys ter
ats,. Inis - 20. Al. The vsf vs' ncs tny
svr,sd an .sr on,s"ss NJ, ,ei S.SnsS Wfy vS
tns No the u,ipd iodsys ti.fscfsd And . rpls1sdi
nM 81 ~ aM new ,.to ,ea novs' I'm, n' W. W ks
tio,srurisnt srors and e r'r.i ss ec~sr Our n b.
er. meant "a teeen Us th.t ser men' 20 be nIone
Go, :. rnour N o . In q ont thu when The srnis
sh. fSH' n,s,snsr.o.e ,.rSs IN seneis IA
. eonnilis o y.p rit-sso that tti hsd never hssa
9nn,, nef er ~. the ~ o. Nekohs ana IL,
Of be o.s a. Wa Air r 90, And ss,d that Ntv YorI
hu hrs tlsn onesisth the p,vef 20 y. " wo
Smn ", "s,.s ,on ~" 49,, ,ue :" .mS,n.. y, az
Gov rnn.nt vss daoesfsus tad injarous 10 Nsv
Vol; 90, ymouf p &c u onSy m see mus
in 4 s,sn,ns sY, !. y. nnei.. 10 y.You ds,,ic,s
he rad toresPond.n-s ~ ths y. esidepS on tis
suo he h,c s't c ,nS wen ,n,.s "a IA n,es.h
in eonspi 'nous pisttS vheYsver mn Good Ss
then Hs ,oen s.n 20 d,covSf 'nM net ony
vyons s,.,v .. ,e,,i,s,- ressp&i, ssied Mir
the Geot 81 Goveinm % vas not going
,s,,,as 'es 'es., GGi,. 'ns I'm ,i,s
10 ,ptte of N; The uen vetad WITH rosu veis
,,s sn,r " ~, a.. p,,.,sa, ,ess ~
He ssrnei thsm u sou a 1911. Ne p.ored them 70
s.ov q, 70 tise y, uco. -. .r,ea nea A .,eM s,.
hsd ne siven ther 10 fu.p lsh .olun =, but bone
80 zen V Sev Sc n..s,, r,sr,e. r,Sr css
IL. vol uts,v stii n Z hs1 cent sooo men 10 IN.
Geld neA the erst of JsnuNr ieHNa insG ,ass
s.s,.s Ths s,,y soa,s n.H IL, ,he t;p,os ns.
i.b. I,s N, rehsnts v'fs entrusted With ths
Sssth sna woina. OF ,ns n..sn' W., ,on ~,
Dc p,., ofths r public whs'strr shss nsn MAY
dos vii con end 70, tbs un,on a. u vsc tns ve
Of ~, 10 all y. in,esli3. and ~hsn ,es ssi
an srs on !, no. ara ever, 10, ,hsi sent ss
6osGns s., rnou, rs,irsd sr id sInilu mons ~.
t,snss on X, els,ie,rn A,t, an sa.ress ,,orn de
hon >. Cor: o. ono hs NE. tins sG)oa'r d, 70
morro,. Tu.sdsy 'N'
The se.n.. ou,,a, we're ,r,d ard interss.ins,
Ar imnsa.s crowd .,,n. s,so. C;uns WI q Hrsd and
the,o vu A 2 ot,,ir OF p,p., Iap.nna brilliant
ush,. s,n AND t.pncr. FROM the p,rt,oo Of the
Institute md from thres .,sud. Ia the stree, ssosl
lent sresehes we're mad. Pin Of music vss 'hers
to- and snmbsr OF CUBS marching sne counter
nNobins tHebSh bee uAr"s hooLn 'he ins''u%'
W sboos 10 F.l"of th' ~hois mo"'ue hso eN
~fed sIo tns os'.n'o ao~o 'o' as u's' sr" !"
qGle'uds.
VOTING FuRtorCHs TO rHe Soipi41s ~
rns uosrAts Poiiteisss srs pu, ins ,hs., should.
en- 70 the sheei - see ion day appsosehes Sssesf.
cay, Sunday. ds'sd of t"eny or more Custom
Heuse ON iss v''it'e the various m'htsfy nssp'Ns
and poss 10 sod nssf this sty for the psrposs OF
"'"ns OUT uf'onshs 10y tns soa'e" ''~e ss""e
...,.ss 49, .,.s..i. ..,.. "a go. .,m..,n. :.
n, ,A.,, S.l,ox ,,,,,.n. 4. ril,,.,, s,vi., 49,
,.a.,,i.. h.,h,, nu, . ,h..,h,l eon,.ca,ls,. .hor,
ana a. an. ,.,,, .n6 . ,o,,ou.hi I aueh ,i,, ~ IN.
c,ou.nns II 1. All ,h.I IN. hoepi.aI author lt,,s
b,,s had in,srueton, 70 fur,ouxh s,.ry s0dsr. stS
90, ,sss,d 10 hi, political opipieus.
p. u v-.
. -, -. X...,., =, ~.-
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Any oe~ rev~-rsn' r-,I fm.-ef,'' ''s'y zero -,,.s
~ - a. o,.,s', NJ, ini thIth. ship buii,!t
@ Boston er5 D her p'ocSs ei'' oonsf-.,e' ydrS
MONTE and ''o,.- - 70 br.dk any o ssllf . th
drsh eoosi shish ths d ish Govcrnn n: n sy t.ts.
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The ST. Domingo Revolution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-02

Dispatch from Gen. Thomas.
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Latest News
YTTLLEGRArR 70 rBENEv YORK SOW
STARTLING Development.
Plot TO Seize the State Of Ohio
Several Arrests Made,

Army or THE CUMBERLAND.
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The March for Tc1cs.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
EMPLOYMENT.

Tho Undersigned has, for several year
past, been engaged IN q business, which has
yielded him at the rate Of three thousand
teach il to others. The business is of n
highly useful and general character, adap
ted both to cit Ca and villages, and one that
any person Of ordinary capacity. young or
old, male or female, can acquire with a few
hours practice, and by which they can Sc.
cure q very handsome income. Several
young ladies who have received instructions
from me, both in New York and Pennsyl-
vania, are earning upwards Of SIS per
week by it, and there is no reason why my
one else cannot do the same IuvAlids.
even can do well by it, AS it is no reddlinc
affair but a business that is perfectly respec.
table Gentleman and ladies Of leisure
who would like to learn the business for their
own amusement or pleasure, will find the
practice OF it . pleasant pastime, and one
that they will take great interest in. On
eceipofsl, i will send printed in.truc
ons by VIII any person car readily &C
uir and these instructions vii
40 particular relative TO the
FRYING il = that it will be highly prof
n6lc The echaser of the "%rrinlcd in.
%Structil nj vii y lso be authorized to teach
as TO Others; aud ! have sometimes received
to high ASSOC, for teaching it personally
thaa singleindividual. would state further
that $3.50 or So will buy every thing that is
necessary to the business with,
and the articles can be got almost anywhere
in city or country, or, if preferred, can
furnish them Address, ALNORDT. PAR
SONS, No. sc Liberty St., New York.
jac lQ-.2mo
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is u constitutional disease. q corruption OF lire
Blood. BY which this fluid becomes viriatcd,
weak, and poor. D.ing in The circulation, 1t
pcrya5es ths whole body, and may burst out
IN disease on any part OF it. No organ Is free
from it, attack, nor /. th3re one whieh it may
not destroy. The scroftlous faint ~ variou,ly
cari:rd by mcrcglial disease, low living, dls-
7rd.icd or unhealthy food, impure mir, filth
md filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, hy the ~vcurrral infection. What
ever be .ts origin, II is hereditary ia the con-
s.itutioY, descending Z" from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation " indeed,
It seems TO be the rod Of Him wEo sayS, 81
will visit the iniqgit!Cs Of the i1thers "'"n
their children
Its effects by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulccrouS matter, which. III
th4 lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tuberclcs; in the glands, %swc!lingg; and on
the surface, cruptions or sores. This tsIl cor
%ruption, which Ecndrrs in the blood, dcprcksSs
the cnergies Of life, 80 TINT sci ofIiloTs colslitn-
lions net only suffer from scrofulous coni-
plants, but they have far lcSs power to With
Stand the attacks Of other diseases; Conse-
srcntly va ml,.r3 pcri,h ly di orders
which, although not scrOfalnu. i'll their nature,
are still rendered fatal BY this faint III the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
%clxatcs tho human family has it5 origin directly
in til, scrofuluu1 contamination; and many
DESTRUCTIVE diseases OF Tie liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, nisc from or
are aggravated by the same CAUSE.
One quarter ofSll our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in-
fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
TO cleanse it from the system W must rci'ovate
tlle blood by MI Alternative medicine, and in-
vigoras, it by healthy food and exercise.
Such u medicine we supply in
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
COO 000NAl.E or FEMAL.h AsEAT
O\BU wv TO SELL
LL0XD'S
NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
COLORED MAP OF the
United States, Canadas, and
New Brunswick.

From recent surveys, completed isgtS s.;
10, 1852, cost $4,000 TO Sngrayci it and sue
year S line.
Sup rior to any $40 map made BY Cotton
or Mitchell, and sells at the low price Of 50
cents 80, 600 names are engraved on this
map. 1t is not only u County Map, but i!
Is uiaOa
COUNTY AND RAILROAD NAP
Of the United States and Canadas combined
in one, giving Erery RaitroaI Stdti"i ard
distances bstween.
GUARANTEES any woman or man 81 to 81
per day, and win take back all maps that
cannot be sold and refund the money.
Scad for One Dollar worth to try.
Printed Instructions how to eanyas well
urnished all our agents.
Observation-Disclosures aGcnts fer our map
in every State; California, Canada, England
France and Cuba. A fortune may be made
with IL few hundred dollars capital. No com
petition. II. LLOYD, No, l64,
Broadway, New York.
The War Department use our map Of Vr-
ginia. Maryland aud Pennsylvania; cost
$lU0,OO0, on which is marked A~ntietam,
Creek, Maryland lights, Wi;liamsport Fer.
~. Rthrcrsvillc, hollands Ford, and all
othcrson the Potomac, and every other place
in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania, er
money refunded
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSaparilIa,

The most ~cTrctual remedy which the medical
skin Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. l. is com
Dlnrd from the most nctiyc rcmcdials tl;a. have
been discovered for the e%xpurgatiol Of this foul
d ,ordcr from the b!nol, and TIE roScn" ct the
system frun its destructive con ,clncnccs.
Hence It Should h" clarloy i for 'lr eur" Il
rot only Scrofuia, Int also t!0'c other alice
tons which ari'c from ~i,,oSnrll u ETrrrIvE
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANrnoNY'S FIRE,
RosE, or ERYsIrELAs, PlMrLEs, PrsrrLBs,
BLorcnrs. BLAINs and li0ILs. TrMnEs, letter
and SALT RMKrN, SCAIp HEAD, RINGwopM,
RHguMArisN. SYrmLITic and M~EncrKIAh Dis
1AsEs. DRorSy, DYSPEPSIA, DgnILlTY, and'
indeed. ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING II VITA
TED OF IMrrRE Boon. The popular belief
in "impmity ofhe hood" is founded in truth,
for ~scrofula is n drgenelaiioa of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and rcgcnern'e this vital fluid
without which sound health is impossible LII
contaminated constitutions.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
) = ' = J ! :
IF PHYSICIANS WILL USE IT, WHY Is IT
NOT SAFE FOR THE PE0PlE7 .
C~IScIxSAri, Nov. :.

CINCINNATI, Nov. J.
NsssRs. A. L. scOvILL / Co.
Dear Sin,-The public generally are fully
aware oil the Thousands Of remedies for dis
ss.ed lungs, under the titles Of sarsapa-
rillas, Pills, PlasierS, 1.:niments, etc., that
are daily brought 10 Their ,tice through the.
newspapers, by WY Of advertisements. My
object in writing this note for publication 10
10 induce the public, or OF least thoee who are
afflicted, (f they will ufe patent medicine.l
to use one that contains articles OF real useiH
pulmonary diseases. I'm conscious that In
80 doing i am ect!rg NOR unproGeesionally,
and dcrogatory 10 The intCrcsts Of medical
science and the regular practitioners Of medi-
cine.
The medicine TO which ! refer is DR.. Halle
Baisdr for the Lungs. ] have prescribed II
IN n Ia. re nrmler Of cases, and always with
success. One case in nriicular TO which
wish now 10 refer, was given up BY several
physic ans who had len called in coisults-
ton with myself. The patient had all the
pymptoms Of confirmed consumption, such
os cold night swcNts, hectic fever, hnrassing
cough, with continued pain in the lobe o. The
rie6' lung, attended with severe diarrhea!
lie commenced Immediately 10 get better "
the use Of tho above-naIEcd medicine, and
waa soon restored 10 his usual health /
have also found DR.. Halls Balsnm the most
valuable cxpcctorant for brcoking up dis
tressing coughs AID colds that ] have ever
used. H.p' M'D
il 7atuk
More Physicians Testimony \
aS- We, the undersigned Physiciahs Of
Cincinnati, certify that DR.. Wright's, state
ments are entitled 10 tho fulleet confidence
Of the public, ands,Ss can fully eorroborats
what he has said, having used Dr., Halla
Balsan in o nun Der Of cases with I'll hap
MEAT efreot, j. s.. LAWSON, N. D.,
WIN. G. SMITH, M. D.,
HJ.I. JOHNSON, N. D.
es- Be sure and ask for Or. VIM. Halls
valssm.
For sale by the ProprictorS,
a. L. ssC0vILL & CO.,
No. u west Eighth Street, Cincinnati
al-'-- fiAbjtA IVgL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19

rrar7svILtE, Winter Co., o., Aug. 3, 1854
DR. o. Il. BAEKR,
Dear Sir:-I have this day sold tie last
bottle Of nI:. MAKERS rAIN PANACEA.
! should hsvO written to you sooner, but moi
expecting 10 sell the good supply | had on
hand. During the last week, however, my
sales have sccn four times az large. az any
week since ! have had yonr invaluable medi-
cine, and the demand is still increasing.
have never sold o medicine that sustained So
high a reputation. The Lung Fever, Cholera
Morbus, Cholera ln:nntum,. Bilious Collie,
Cramp Collie, and Flax, have BEEN very prev
alent IN this vicinity the past season, snd
the Pain Tanacce has not failed to cure in
srery instance where il has been tried, 50 far
% j have heard. Please send nj . Large
supply - soon as possible.
Very respectfully, yours,
IL. W. ST0DDARD.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
DIARRHEA AND PAIN m THE
BOWELS CURED.

CARrHAsE, Hamilton Co, O., Nov. Is, 1888.
Dr.. o. R. BLERR,
Much Esteemed F'risnd;-I have had q
severe attack Of Dlarrhea. attended with severe
gripping pains, and waS reduced very lew. /
fried many different medicines, but all to ne
purpose, until I got q bottle Of your Pain
PanaceA, and commenced its use. Tho first
dose put a quictrn on the gripping pains, and
| had not used two twenty-five cent bottles
before | was entirely cured. slso recoIn-
mended it 10 8 friend, who was attscksd with
tramp collie, and suffering with cxcruciatirg
pains, and three doses entirely cured hils.
". h. BARRY
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-03-19
A SUPPOSED CANCER CURED!

MEssRs. A. i. scovIbL 4 Co.-GeSS. MIR.
'!ishn Bradley. of Bath Co., Ky, hao on his
md a VERY BAD swELLIS0, which he thought
..svRABLE, hs"ing been there for years. lilo
also had on his check bone, what he supposed
70 be a CANCER. aid could obtain no relief
until he used DE. BAEER's pAIS PASAcEA,
which CURED him OF that disease, and also the
swelling en his hand. This medicine ia
thought 30 much OF that EVERY FAMILY in our
neighborhood, keep il constantly on hand. In
fact, it ia the best medicine for the diseases IL 4
resos, mcaded for that we can get.
r. A. CALDWELL.
WYOMING, October 25th, 1858.