davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-09
Dc3ablmug oss ausiinsif6eu Rorto's
in fliagcnesr WlnSc.

Dc,ablmug oss auslinsif6en Dorto's
in %fliascnosr 0fnn5e.
Der OeneralpuNmsiler bat anReorenet,
caB ras petto rsr uaftaufirt pom Nuelans
ce bier anfcmmsuesn Yriefs iA Sob uno
Siltrr bc;abIt meresn ml|s, uno mir maz
ben unisrs 9sler earauf oufmsrflam ro6
tic Qeute idpn, wsnu lie Drieft pcn
Deundionc auf cer ppit attplen, li6 nit
or Wslrl orts perleben m6ben, weIbe ltit<
Der aars Gus ram gcrfebr rerlhmuneen
NOR. uemlidb nit 0ulr uno Sttber.
Dir tcfsn, eie Oterpul!tebSrce In
Dalbinatcn merle ibre rsbiauliAe Bercrrz
nnng in MisrererndSuns ;ieben, unn
3pay aus Gem einfahen 0runce, NEIL lie
fein Nsht bat Elm lpIhe5 @erlan9cn an
pae YutliFum 1u nctIen.
Das Won Ger Scr. Gtaatsn Ne9ierung
ausaeasbene YapiereelD 1T mie auf Ger
Nudicite eine5 jsreu papisrrouars ~ !e-
fen III, legal Esnrer fir ale 6ftnliden
u1p privo,lhulren mitNusnat m
Ger Ginfubr3Dlle unp 3tnz
ZEN Der bttentlt1en S1ulc.
Vsim porto fit Yrisis uno aneern Oes
eent1nceu, 1T feline Auenobme rurh Gas
Gjeleti orn,aht. ,pte fam raber rte Sters
pplttsbDree III Maibiue,on cine lolde Nuss
nahme 9eeeu ras 0eleti, ccsr obns
peiien @ymihtiAung auftsIlsn?
Der Uensralpptmeiller ftiitst lcin Berlan:
GEN rorauf, eoB eie ausnirtiDen NeAiez
runoen aud OpIp unr Sitter fit ibren
Nutbeil pr eeu y)ctaslee psr!anee,. gu
oeAetea. -- ecb mas ba. cifS nit Ter
Nsroypnuug 81 tburl, mpnaeb etc Ntrtl ia
ten FER 8risfs lit 0elp uAp Glitter Su be,
3ablen baben? Die getgcrn wurcen nitt
aefro9t aIs eie poivertrd5e nit cen cas-
narlissa Neaiaunasn atAeiblonen wur>
cen, unp flmmern iin aud UNI ZEN Snz
bolt jenss Nutrdse Mot. Sic sablsn
po8 p]prse|h,tetens portp uno omar n
rer Ianee6utlthe ~ ina
Ipyts, uno mub un(ere ppltsbStre ii,
anccrsy Wslelcrts besoblsn> 70 1T rtse a.
ne Sode, wsld'e oen 8tIefsnpfanAsr Md
tsYilbyt. So. St;ts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-09
DDctpr y. Srtmanl1,
Deutid)er Arif

In 81. MntbonY, WiinneIo!a,
ae;st biereurb e~rsetent an, rab e. ieiae Office
uad rtr ~ ain.5traDe p:s!sst bat, brittle
Ibjir, oterbalb 9errn ilbrmaaer lbemp.pn unb
Issraee aesenlber Dem Drus.S.pre inter s:snd'<
Efele'S baA.
DfFte. Stunten Inb MitsaeS zen ba!b eiis bis
Itrei ubr uno Mbsnes pDn & his s.
araute. bic 81 usit rem bier en'fsrnt .pcbneR.
Ium be gtaet. teiuaen an tGnnen, Nnp er'uttt
l9 III Briefen nj i'm su wenetn uAt wslesn
presapte Mutncrt erbalten.
Sriid,er SmpfnDT
1T tets scuG.bia, Dsutiae III %sntferut a~sleeenen
Mulerelungsn, nelds ibre Sinner gcimrft Ill pa
ben wuuften. lpaten {id |dtiiiticb an thn fet-
ben, poraui er eiNea Sag teitima.su MIR an pct~
dem sr (e beIuGt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-09
200. IS 5E ~ !86;
sv{Idbl3Qn G1ut6GT1!

~nt,ra ,no,xa. ,.n ~-I.-- 60.
~,Nps'' ~''"'t' .'N ~|'tp <o"tit'
3'ste E'n's :ne jhTs &CIttrtnnBcn t;ics1 eiHF
S S%il ma,>f!% G G%G,s S'9 H. fEt 1e ',oq' S}saae.
8u,jinetr1, 3rajrje tH G5ten, Ia Grcfe. 81.
YoHi, Carr Ct. 2eai:, Ct. 9ciegp unn aQs
9ten!E'' I'M S1El'F1i la6 Guomcltt1,
&nq
Sa@ aet'', 9'fre!a&cr p'!t2rU.r8. 2Efeeii1a
NSH SSE's "He a.sh Lffat HeQt" l3.'a H@f c"H
Fs1g'1:isn 5@sietntHfn VEN ieHFn DtaBs1l far
Ien ram @Sl!0T!'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-09
Wagel1maher : WeIUdft
{.r.

3. BefeL 5a1iraa, Msu.
@aimntI.de NSaanera1tettrn in 5pls uns GiIsn
ueresa auf oae DausrhaFtsie argeTeriiat unb fir
sis ssltffertea Bs8em, Galit'st etc. ~earaHtirt
8. 3efer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-09
une}u0.

unD
GpmIniiTpns=9anblsr,
9rubbane!er lit Wrreeriea. Niebl. G1reineFeil4,
0straiee uue getensmittsln, Salt, Cement, 4ub-
baag, NaBein, 9aia, Grud~ nne Vadpapler,
Orudrnaterialien &C.
5radteontratts spesssn rad BEN > nen uns Ne~
Rem ubsrucmrnen.
BaarsoriGlNe aenta4t auf Gualsnatienen ~
ieees 3cit uac iseen, Yftraa.
Yfrlunen, nelde Glitter an uns ernlsaireu,
tDnnea ila earanf psrlaNea. eab pc per llrtsr"
~tbeurung asibi'st Gnp. @iiter hssssssi su ben
nieerislftn pniisi cine Ridfht sAT Die be Oh.
eere y9fiinie oper eas Boot ipssiYf. aasssvune
&cmmilNcns~ @esVst 70 nistrig ais u sssa, re-
lpeftatlen bauIs.
Office an Der 2ssss, an Sup her gislesTrabe,
s. 6. u. 8. 6 Burbanf.
s. 6. Burtanf,
o,ensral : W1eut fir Die @nlena~ Gunleith- nnb
Nianeiuta- padet>Ge.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-09


Semmer<N arrangement
1861,
ynieoqe, Ngu. Wcyf. y}rftpn. Ct. Qcuie. Cake
0,sm. S>risona eia
Gff;,<,;s Ign,,4.>y
NA'j1p!o Gkn1lAl
HHs
Walfad utte {. ~. 81 entab Il.
3iec oe:fr gcu Tun;eitb ar; Too-GYrrs6 I'm
, lhr u. 81. gr:ntnog swrocrruinrr!
s}oa Nlsmp,Ia IN ~ : ,tnrcr
Nsc1 9i,m. E,,eoue in IS etun>in.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

to be considered as territories. And the uues-
ton is how shlll they be received.
On motion the thanks of the convention
were extended to Hon. T. ID. Elliot for the
able and impartial manner in which he had
presided over its deliberations.
Hon. Richard IL. Dana next addressed the
convention. He said our object should be to
roll up myriad vstes for the state ticket. He
gave some attention to those good souls who
are trying to believe that the liberty of the
American people is in danger, and exposed
the ridiculous idea that President Lincoln
would or could subvert this government. The
government is strong against enemies abroad
and rebels at home; but powerless against
the people. He made humorous allusion to
the studious researches into political affairs
made by his friend Mr. Paine. He gave
cheering news from the west, which he had
just visited. Said Mr.. ID. in conclusion =
The question is between the government and
the rebellion. No question can be forced in
between. Any one who tries to force one is
in sympathy with the traitors. He hoped for
large majority in November next for Gov.
Andrew, when Massachusetts, will be foremost
in the ranks for the constitution, Union, law,
end liberty.
Mr. C. c. Coffin (''Carleton" of the Jour
nall gave vivid picture of the endurance and
bravery of Massachusetts soldiers, on battle
fields where he was an eyewitness, and elo-
quently recounted the splendid conduct of the
troops at fort Donelson and Gettysburg, after
which the convention adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25
TERMS OF ADvERTTsIMG.

IN rns DAILY sPY;-one square" (thrso fOurths d
mem hfst Insertion, 81; each subsequent insertion
~ cents ono week, 81; two weeks. s275 one month.
~ three months 81; one year. s2g For half square
% v" WA NC three ourths OF the price Of one square
''slps npVeru'emens and Special soices extra price
soa,en oirss Insertion 81 per square, each sub
B~All transient Advertisements ,rs. he al, a Al
gance yearly OF regular advertisers viii be reaIired 10
make quarterly payments ~ W ioq"i'e" y"
~ No gratutoas Advertisements. M rsDo-, "a.
utions or proceedings OF any cornoraoD ispoIs resc
association, and no communication designed ~ cs a.
tenton TO any matter of limited indviduai inter.s,
can Dc inserted unless paid for as Advertisement
The Publishers viii not hold themselves resno,.,
charged for the Advertisement. AMOUNT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

M House Paint ,rs Ap-
w ply to WILLIAM FITZGERALu, rral of IS : x
ChAnPe Slrant d3lt 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

M iNThD-A 90 i, capable girl, to do
w general hnuscwOrk out f III CITY. Coed wages
and constant DIRK to a capable person. Address Coun
try, Spy Ofllee. o4t 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25
M SICAL CON VENTION
THE
Worcester Co. Musical Convention
AT
MECHANICS HALL, WORCESTER
COMMENCING
Tuesday, Sept. 29th, 1868,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,


IT class will be under the direction of Prof r. H.
Frost; mr. :. u MILLS Of New York, will be Plan
yentoni Miss Nellie Fiskc, Mrs Doane Mis- Munroe,
MunfOc, Wm sumner. -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25
Upton, March T. 1868. dit mch5
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

" AbO ~ DtdC hC!AlJ "A " FUN
SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale at a low
rate, about twenty-five acres OF Tillage and Pasture
Land, situated on Salisbury street, about half mile
north OF the Post Office Worcester This land is avail
able for house lots, for agricultural horticultural
purposes IL is bounded the north by Salisbury
street, east BY new street extending from Salisbury
street TO the Joe Bill Road, south by the Joe Bill Road
and west by land of stephen salisbury.
For etms pply to the subscriber at his Office No. 1883
Main street, Worcester.
SIS diff A. Nc r. DAVIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25
aMants

w ANI"D-A smart, active boy,
eighteen or twenty years o d, to wurk in Furni-
iure and dro kerry store. Inquire o. II BUD. No.
- anu ~ IAN street Worcester, N ass. dr. s24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

A GiRL wants a situation to do general
\ honse%ork, washing aad Ironing and plain cook
trUATlON WANfED-By a good
~ girl. Apnly at 40. u Pond street. d5t* s24
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25
ALU ABLE LOTS FOR SALE

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE
The LOT on Lincoln street, opposite the mansions
the erection OF AIchiae Shops, Boot Mandatory or
Block Of Houses, will be sold low The lot fronts on
Lincoln street III feet and Is $50 feet doep bounded
by Mill Brook and is the line of the Raro I'd
Three Lots on Front street suitable Stores adoin-
Ing the new store of George essiOns the corner Of
Front and rumbu streets; also the lot south on
Trumbu street, now occupied a wood yard.
FRANCIS II. DEWEY,
nch25 diff 2lH Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25
\ DWELLING HOUSES 144A
FOR SALE. ,AsslA.

No 81 Chandler Street
No. Is Newbury Street
No SO Ncwbury Street, corner OF Austin.
House on east side Seayer Street.
House on EndicOtt Street.
Two Houses on Lagrange Street
HOUSE LOTS
on Cedar, Chandler, Austin, Newbury, Fruit. Ward,
and TAYLOR streets FRANCIS II; DEWEY,
meh23 diff 2lH Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25
au25 DIFF Collector, 9Th District Of Massachusetts
TENREASURY DEPARTMENT.. OFFIcE

- OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. Washington,
September o. 1868 Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented TO the undersigned IL has been made to appear
that the First National Bank of Worcester In the Coun
ty of Worcester and state Of Massachusetts, has been
duly Organized according the requirements
Of the Act Of Congress, en- tec An act to provide
national currency secured by pledge Of United states
Stocks and to provide for the circulation and redemp
tion thereof, approved February % 1853 and has
piled with all the provisions Of said act required to be
complied with before commencing the business Of Bank
Ing:
Now, therefore. I. Hugh McCuloch, Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hereb certify that the said Fist Ma
tioual Bank Of Worcester. County CT Worcester and
State OF Massachusc ts Is authorized commence the
business OF Banki0g under the act aforesaid.
In Testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal Of
Office, this ninth dav of September, 1853
HUGH MCCULLOCH,
10 off he
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

On FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,
&,,ii MASS-rne Farm now owned and o occupied BY
lssh he widow Phila Rawson situated in the norhef
" part OF Upton, on the road from Upton to westboro
two and one MALT miles from the centre Of Upton and
four miles from WestDoro Depot; one fourth of a mile
from school: Contains 1855 acres of excellent Land
divided into Moving, Pasturage and Tlage with about
81 acres of good Woodland, and Cranberry Meadow Of
~ acres good two story oEse 40 by 30 with an 30
by IL Barn ne, rly new, 60 by SO Corn Barn and
W0Odhoase, 40 by Is Spring water brought to the
hOule and The farm cuts nay enough to oil the
barn The alb I'VE farm will be sold at Il bargain Most
of the purchase money remain on mortgage
For particulars enquire Of the subscribers.
MOSES A. kAWSON linton, Mass.
Upton, March T. 1863. diff mch5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25
GRAND RUSH AT PARKER'S GAL.

~ LERY, for those cheap Ambrotrpes we can
better p for Is cents than an be mace eso
where for Is cents Four good Amorotypes VIII
for Is apecs All sizes and styles q
Lettertvpes Cases frames &C. one thiId cneapes
be had elsewhere Union Pictures ~ ous ue nod
sizes warranted suit or no pay chedp aHu sVou.
Copying done for IS cents u yo9 wat sy pe'ulS
call at FhhhHh y All Main strSet
IN, AIM Only flight OF stairs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25
Real Estate.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

EOR SALE-The House situated No 7
u Cherry street. formerly occupied by VIM r. Wood
II Is well arranged for two families with hard and soft
water variety offruit, &c. and is good opportunity
for an investment Inquire of
aDll diff JAMES r. PIERCE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

TAKEN TO THE WOODS.-On the
afternoon Of the 10th inst three jersey Heifer
calves escaped into the woods, near i5tnnck one q
Ia, tatiug the New Worcester road. Whoever Will
in eny one or ali of them detain them and give
information to the suoscrOeI shai pe S9apX Ie"aro-
ed AR WILLIAM Ia NJ -.
Zig
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25


The Morning Session OF each day will be devoted the
nrt hour to Vocal Gymnastics, with plantations the
Inherent kinds OF voice. their compass quality. regis
ter and the proper method of bringing power and
purity OF tone, ans the practice of Church Music wi
reference TO niusng life and giving character
ami effectiveness tn this part of public worship.
The Afternoon and Evening will be given the prac-
tice of Hhoruscs and Glees, In connection with Solos,
Duets, &c. which will be expected from members Of
the Glass.
Mt b. MILLS, the most eminent pianist in this
country. Will give grand Piano Forte Concert on
THURSDAY Evening" Oct lt before the musical con ven-
ton, In Mechanics Hail. assisted by the following vocal
lists Miss Nellie Fiske, rs Doane, sopranos, Airs Nun
roe, contraltO, Mr. II. IL. Frost, tenor, Mr. Allen
basso.
A Grand FINALE CONCERT will be given on Fri.
day Evening" oct assisted by the united the
entire convention,
The New Church Music Book " Voice Of Praise bY
Hani ton, "HarP 81 Jadah," by L. .. Emerson,
"Operdfic bouquet by Bruce. and Chorus Books will
be furnished Tor the of the Class without extra
charge
TICKETS or MEMBERSHIP admitting the holder TO all
the Exercises Of the Convention and both Concerts
Fry Gents.
Tickets for single concerts rs cents Fo- sale at
Moore's Music Store and BOyden's Exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

NJ ANTED-A good tenement north of
w the Junction Depot, and within tea minutes
walk Of tn same, for a gentleman vile (Amtrcar)
with no chhen rossessi IN taken az any time but not
required prior to Nov. 5th. Rent not exceed $3.50.
Best Of city reference given. Adde'S, mme iiatey,
with PARTICULARS Tenement Worcester P. o. d3t* s2l
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

WANTED-Three good Iron Workmen
w and two Wood Workmen. Apply at q. II.
TUFTS shop No. Cypress street. diff s22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25
/ OTICE.-The undersigned having

Az taken the store, No. Bangs Block. opposite the
New Court House. formerly occupied by HENRI Il.
COBB Co, Or 'ccs most respectfully solicits the
patronage Of his ffiendI and the public generally
lie will keep constantly on hand large and well SO
leeted stock West India Goods and Groceries, which
Will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
slO diff DARIUS PUTNAM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

EOR SALE-0ne beautiful lot l25X60,
- making 1900 square ieet the corner OF Queen and
chandler streets; price SlIOO-terms easy. Address
mchlJ DIFF BENZ. ID. WALKER, Taunton, Mass
PARE CHANCE TO BUY Mill, House
~ Barn, and hundred acres of Wood and Thinner
Land IN ltindge, N. II, miles from depot on good
road, In ourisng village and Vicinity For partcnnrs
ADDRESS GEORGE n. SMITH,
aus d6w Blakevlle, N. II.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-25

HOh oALE "A line two story dwelling
- house. nearly new, thoroughly built, CON
tanning seventeen rooms with every convent nee; ad
miInby arranged for either or two families Hard
and soft water above and below The lot contains about
VOO feet OF land with good supply of fruit Terms easy
For further particulars enquire the premises at is
SouthbHdge st diff aul5
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-22
A SUPPOSED CANCER CuRrn,

MSss1s. 4. L. scor:tL & Co.-Gsa..,-v.
nIa Draaiey' Q! Bath Co.. Ky, hnS on =:
, 'hIr BAD SWELLING, which b. tbourbt
~, frUeS q, nRvin,g been there for years ~
IA Se I I" on ms ShecA bouc, what he supposeS
~ q C+fIER. Ttid could ,Ltaiu na loI;eS-
Shiah ne Gsed DR. BAErRs PAM PSx.ns.
rrOIiS ecGko nm Of that disease, mad also he
ibnnnhSS On hls hand. This medicine Ii
ns;sS ~ m"eil Of that EVERY FAMILY il ouy
fo", Hssp y consistently on hand. Ia
aoS S @ssi i rssa'' en- IST nc disease, u :
"'okiSo, October 9Th, 1853. '
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-22
slRILaTIEL1, 0HIo, JtkL IaI1.
11II0Us FEVER cuREp

roxfxnoUrA, OHIO, Arrl 1, fsGe.
AIA'as' 4. Z. scoynE 4 q.
80, Gtnts.: : have bcsn, for year, ,rh
iSct 70 attackHlcf Bilious Fever ; and sor.s.
me have oeon laid up for moEtb,. al
nyIy'tem len ID = fssbls state Ly th" u.s ao ~
ssrpnE medicine, which was Sivcn W ne \,
l have boon using DR.. Motts Liv.y PHI.
y. some time. find that | oan brcaE tbosS
ssecss IA a day or so, and escane ont;1o,~
,ns Ieyer. Ny daughter had an aItaeI ~
Dyse'p,ia' which distressed bsr much: ,Ss
not eat scarcely anything withoutSsy
com ing nAu.eatcdat her stomach s~ontinus.IS
Tune aimee she got and ha bsey I.;,!.
Aette Liver Fills, aud she now =, nv
lno.her bang. ] have found alse that thsy
=; the most valuable, Pills for Dr.akiseS
Ell, Headache, raihG IN tko bids and Hs.E
NsHid NOS b without them in nv krnijv
o. o THoNAA BIseEG
Fer sale By the rrprissor,,
A. I. sc0VnL & CO.,
IA Il wst E'sbai Stree. csnc,un,s
Atea
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-22
LIVER COMPLAINT oURRp

49, iSSiAHAroLis, October u, IsSs.
AH'ES. A.. L. ScoVILL 1 C..
ssnn. - am hardly able 10 m.
5rsaS ny gratitude fer the benefit which Nv
SNss!a',r A.s derived frsn the uss II D.
~ Litef Rilis' Sk lad been trsabl.J
~ what the physician called LivOr c.r
p.saa.i Se' ear doctor failed V give hsr N,
meaeA' relief, al!hsuEh she Tried his 10.
P1,ehi slSctuAily. she had bacon. nj
- SanaPpy, and hsr constitution WAS
".se NJ naEv's Liver Pills, asd' soS.
sst oetter; an happy V say tAai
-" shHrslI rasoVSTsd her health.
Ae'Rsslfally yoGrp,
NNwm
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-22
IT GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN
BILIOUS collie.

TAir'r', Dar[e CO, O., Esv. Is, 1857.
Mk'sss. a. l.. ScoymL / Co.,
GtatS.'-i am induced BIZ a sens, Of
STATE to yo1 that had L case IN M iamiIS
e. GetrtA.c ;~,csacs3. Ny vie tgas s,rsrci" ~,
Hlnca "'"7 bILlors CoLiO. I'VE lad De
W - q 4 :Go2a py9iciGn, jHt could oct no rrI;Sr
~ ~ "1iilinis'crcd DR.. RAgEE's P.IIN PANI.
, 49, VIZ. produced tho desired cfte. Since
t;- y nave mad %orrasion 10 use IL for Ta;,,
~ =; "1 ,.a@t' aud for ftccr c,sl Acpe, and i
H"s ,..''' | c@"s,d.r i ono Of tie he,,
"'aN'He'' WILLIAM WILLIS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-22
WsTIvIHIss cURRD.
Cltlgl. Ono. N.f.-L-,

49, sgh1tSl, ONO, StptSwkSr 81, 1854.
0tth. ~ have bssa trouLl.l x,,.
.rPia sctisn Of the hswsla fer siI !, .sv~.
whish has been he sauos ef -,
~ ssnsring y ne, and kad b or"
-tsaiI 81 many iiads or feed, saS nSuj ~
BIZ stc, until I get Dr.. NattiS Nv,
sne nRS that hey tssp my bsv.is
! new eat anything dat ~
80 s1ss' meat sonadsaty- rSooo,,ssS
~ rus 70 thoas whs are trerkJ.I ~
'~eAstieatien Of the bowels. WI"
n3Irsly yeur5 JoAN rLRMIN0.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-22
DlA9RIEA AND PAIN IN Tup
+! BOWELS CURFD

C,"'uA1F, na'aiitoa Co., o. Sov. Is. 10,
DR.. o. h. pisrn, '''''
N1'A Estesnta Fritaa.-I have h,,,
sctsfe stack Of Drnrrh"a. attended with scv,. .
Srin5 pam, end moa rrlucod very low.
trisa many different medicines, but All ~ >,
tose' uA;'i got q bottle Of your Pair
-n"esa' ana commenced its use. The ara
" Pua a qllelu' on the gripping pains. snJ
r"a n"t used two twenty Ave cent Lo,,js,
sE,oFI was entirely cured. I a!ao rcco,a'
cre, ,".n \ 10 . friend, who was attacked vii
rrirs All ana suffering with excruriatiny
'"eP AZ tnFee doses entirely cured him
e.. W. u. BARRY
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-22
80 g-na aa THE y0RRAf I'1@s ,.1
M1ERlEAWzE1 clIpIAy

NJ n q. HssEsk,es N1K PORE !
: Since lie oFgehIsadon, has ere.ssS.
go. . era in the history Of n u go
tVSsissdliNg 2sas Il sAis CSGnt,v.
They have introduced Choir seIS.,;sn. :;
n'fTeAsl and are selling Al neI over
W. Csnh r sswf,l pN psu.d oIop. ~. q,
aevsr aeSiating from the ono pries nsksSI
AnetnSr pscaiistity Of the Company IL Ia.
.as,r lea faster not only devotes his time
@ tue selection Ofthsir Teas az 70 uusl;tv ~.
sas.ana particular stylss for particular ia.
leaiIles OF country, bat lie heips the I.rer
70 enooss oat'of their snOrmOus stoek s2sh
lsas as are belt adapted 10, his partro"lsr
Tents q not only this, bat points ost "a
hin the best bArgasna. lr -!
oNtl 10 sasy toisss the insaleuiabls sdvan.I
1aga . Tea buyer has il hi, ustablShnss,
over all others.
~ he is no judge Of Tea. or Tia u..L.. ,sl
ar uInS 70 valuable, he has all he hensbts
oIa weii organized system Of do;n1 b,.;.
nsIs. o. IA immense capital, ofthe iudymsn,
81 professional Tea faster, and he fsawi'
soGs CT superior salesmsn.
Ihis onablsf all Tea kuyOs-,.-.
'nsy are Thousands Of miles from this mar
a. NO Ppfcase on as good terms here M
vac New York n~srShantsi '
FArtis1 can order Teas and will h. ,.rv.d y
gu well a. though they cane thenssiv."
osing sure 10 get original packAro,. t,ns
.e'sn's and tarss, and the Teas are war.
'anted - represented.
r We issue . price list Of the C~onn.,v,,
'ouhPrising A' 'f0's u
TYSON; YOUNG TYSON, IMPERIAL n
aUNPoWDER, TWANKAY
AND SKIN.
'oLoNG, soUcHoNG, ORANGE AMI
HYs0N PEKOR. .
SArAH INA of 'vssy description, .OlOr.d
ina list has each kind of Tea diyid.s;,,.
oaf Glasses namely: Cargo, High Car"
ne, Elnsstt that every ne nav ssJ
lhG IRON description aid The n,;..."
d.,..lI .hs Company are dstsrniasd to
w Sqsrantss to all our Teas ara mn, o,.
U.hNl6 per pound above cost. bsI;.v. N
"i. 20 . attractive to the msny wi.
=. n'f''0i'F' been paying en-. rnouS
EAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY cH.
Importers and J.bber.,
No. 81 vsssy Street, i
~, loos-Sn NEW YORK.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-22
AYERS
tonp'nhd Extract Of SarspariIIa,

No. HS'' 'fsetuSl remedy which tho ,,sS;..,
ahill o. ear .tass can devise for this e~.~v.
"nsL' prevailing aud fatal ralndy. i, il osI,.
MAss nsm Me nest SetVs tsmsdinl, tLat 49,
9s'n discovered for ~ sxpurEsuss - - r Nv
o.'efS'r ii'rR the blood, Iaa tie rs.cue AZ ,Ss
go hsn ID destructive -eoassovsas"s
IieS'- it should Ia ~.plsyrd for The srr. ~
.s cay ssrstula' but a,s those ether aEot.
ussF wAish arise kSn It, such as RNvrT,1v
and sEiS DrsxAsNs, Sr. ArrMo,Y,s F,rn
'nosE, or kHrSrrSLAs, PEOPLES, Pv.rsln
~; .H'' bLAIN" and BOITs, TvMoss, T.rTrr
SAs SALr RHHsv, SyALa lIEAp, RISsv.rn
a~nhsS4TI'n' srrRILIrre and N~SnevrrAID ,t,
AAsk'; I'Rsrsr. DrarHrsrA, DunlLrTT. md
AaSed, ALI COMPLAINTS ArIsrro yron Wv
TED sh IarvRN Bhoop. The popular b.la
~ss"g q Tho Mood" u hGadod in ruth, |
.sr :.rsIlla Isl aigSseratisn Of he blsoS. r..
: , purpose md virtue Of u,is sarsara-
LIN ~ 70 purify aud rSgSasrats this vital All.
which Sosad health ia ir,nos.;hi.
constitutions. 81