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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
PENNSYLVANIA AND THE DRAFT.
Washington, Oct. 81.

Washington, Oct. p.
The quota of Pennsylvania in the next
draft is $500. The one months ad-
vanced pay allowed to volunteers by the
resolution of Congress, July 81, 1862.
will be paid to recruits for old organiza-
tons, eulisting under the recent orders,
Immediately upon their arrival at The gen.
eral rendezvous.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

Hon. MoLroN G. ROGERS, formerly a
Judge of the Supreme Court of Penn,ylva.
mia, died at Philadelphia, Oh the 9Th ult,, 4,
in the 7sth year Of bis sge.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

FOUR thousand two hundred names
were drawn in the Third Congressional
District of Massachusetts. Of these only
46 were sent to camp as conscripts, 134
paid the commutation fee, 1876 furnished
substitutes. 939 skedaddled, and the re.
manner (2,ss5) were exempted. Pretty
good for Gov. Andrews 'swarms
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The Draft in New York.
ALBANY, October 26, lSt

-kLB1NIi O0t0UoI 100o'
The call of the Provost Marshal Gen.
eral upon this State for. l0S,O00 men as
tounds everybody.
1t is believed that he has included in
the deficit of 47,OOO, the $500 men, who
have paid in this State, and hence makes
out this great number.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

THE Horrors of War can be greatly
mitigated by that sovereign remedy Hol-
loway's Ointment, as it will cure any
wound, however desperate, if it be well
rubbed around the wounded parts, and
they be kept thoroughly covered with it..
A pot of ointment should be in every
mans knapsaOh. Only 25 cents per pot.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

The receipts of money paid by drafted
men now amounts to nine millions, which
IL is expected will be increased by one or
TWO millions mora.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

HEAVY Loss,-A correspondent of the
Columbus (Ga.) Enquirer, says that the
official report Of our loss in killed, wound
ed and missing in the battle of Chcka-
mauga amounts to IL 800.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

Bd- Bradford County gives Curtin a
majority of 5000 over Woodward. In
1860, Curtin beat Foster, some 4,6Oo. A
slight improvement in "Wilmot's Egypt.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
AUDITORS NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court for the county Of
Columbia; Estate Of John Price, dec d.,
Catawissa township.
a LII persons will take notice that the undersigned
u appointed Auditor by the Orphans Court of Colum
bia county, to make distribution of the balance in the
hands of Lewis Yeter, Administrator of John Price,
dec ID, will meet the parties interested at Robert +.
Clark's Office, in Bloomsburg, on TUESDAY, Novem-
her 25th 1863 at 10 o'clock NJ for the purpose of his
appointment, when and where all persons Interested
requested to present their claims or be debarred
from coming in for share OF such assets.
ROBERT f. CLARK, AUDITOR.
Rloomsburg, Oct. 81, lS63-4wS2.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

GoD has said "When the wicked rule
the people mourn" When we see on ev-
cry hand the exemplifca,on Of this divine
truth.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
Neru advertisements.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Esinte of Eyi0S penZcr. 11e'H

ETTERS Of administration on the Estate OF Elias
e. Pealer late ofFshingcreek twp Columbia o.,dee'd
havobeen granted by the Register of Columbia to the
undersigned all persons having claims against the es
of The decedent requested to present hemto
the undersigned, at is residence in said township
without delay and all persons indebted to make pay
nent forthwith
JACOB PEALER, yAdmr.
Oct 81, ISG3-6w 60
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1864,
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN

Subject to the Decision of the Democratic National
Convention.
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How Pollticiaus IIunbus the People

Az I'D humohst has aIid! 'ttor. il. - much
pleasure IN l~ns cheated A. in clsA'ing," ,ud The
pleasant msnner IN which the PEOPLE usually use
fte nom nations i.r o'hee' 81 trust sni houor In
ttei- ,rh ~cne 10 confirm Tie remark. Thsy oil
In " that the nom m. ng Convenlol. ,rs sh.m.,
anttst Tho delegates seldom rreeld to consuit tho
ris4.s inisresis ~ th,iT constituent, IN IN. a..
loipu Of csudiiste, Tow, usually endorse some
name ih,t vas previously selsctsd by tho wr. null.
ore. Vet, Notwithstanding tbs know edge, they
a. proceed TO vote ilr bin honestly A. II ever.
thing were FAR sud squsrc. and a. n ,he-
"aHv had Ind = voice Ia his nomination. ~
'onr'. tey vi. ,ll accept Ne Msyorsty nomin.-
tens = the usiial usv. sLd vote. and pcYhsps work
70 QUO r other = Nc csuddaes A. zesousy A. #
they were ignorant ofths mauncr a. which ,hey had
t<'n hu-ntUsged. What # BooI,s nomination
-. IN reality fixed fact months ago, md his &C.
c'piaroe Of The Street Department was a mere
t'ds' to give HIM tho vast patronage u that fl e.
snd 'hke him rom the pnblc cya 80 a PROM nept
r.nlts- of'tl~ Rns,"with express refere nee 10 hi
Asvo-s''y domination on Saturday lest; the facts
VII neverthtleas s,orrise no npprcei able influence
aga net m. What nfw hours after the noml-
uai on on saturday, the city was filled With POSTERS
that must have cost weeks Of preparation, Rpols
for Mayor :" still TIE people vii secert the tran.
'parsn' humbus Of = popular nomination, and
never cry shame on tho men ths, deceive item
o. course every ono imAsines thai Mr.. BLrSr-
nohes' aud blunt nature IN nsms--was as
nnen surprised as fs,tored, with tho Ropui lean
termination on Tuesday night, and no one will
'uppose, that he, 81 al. men, ever figured for tie
rhArmsnshp # the War Defence Committee, And
ne supervisor.hp, IN reisrence to thst event, and
ne election - Mayor. such an imputAtion
you'd only h. believed by tho marines aud
they verc Tinted 10 the people, IL would
en!o proVose .milc--not 81 incrcdulit,
~ 'o- NJ GrNrHLR, WHO j. there u a. knows any.
Thing n New York Ioltc- tlAt would not s,tirnst.
IA chances fer success more tishiy, II he we're no,
better merchant thsn > po,iucAn, Ills capacity
and ntness for tie Office count for less than the
publications ty tich otA and position arc sen..
rally gained IN this c.ty. AMI thus hi. ch,nee-,
nAe the Nominations of his OF oneat,, AFFORD an.
o'hr Allnr .tol - the way in ~hich the p.ofls
someumes lie u h bamboo, Ell b. poA,.isns.
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Trr hict ,,,,.. ...,t- -, a,
'''en'y dta"h ~ the em's's
"' "'BN''s anu santiago dc Cuba
" 'N' A'''e o' blockade runners
-. '"''u iie'h hIHshason 81
',,'u '-' p'esei' war. Every
,a,l.. -" ron nc quarter dock
.one. o,r' e..,'.N h1"i''ne eomps-
M,opo,i, ,or ua L. ''0d to the
u.n,,,,, do, - W. 40 ''~-'" steamer
60, ~ an 49,. 'N' ca L. re-
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HIS ,ft o ''r .io,N Wlr ~ N,.',...- n.
I'D ti.,.-,' "r'tt... ~ ~
franklin ..uai'. Nos Noft
d taa.,.,. 81. o. s,.r. 81
'"' 40 % '.. ~ ''
'''''" y " 'h 90
''"f. ''.'''i r'oh' ahn 81. i'.u
'''' vs. ''F'-' i'' '. 't ...
- - ''' ''''''"' 90" = 81 '." $50 '' ''l' q
..t,.u.,. ..,,..
800
1.,,, f.,..,u.,,.,. ,..,.- .,,
John VI, h.e Y5't
TIA. - s.conl Cd sion ~. e'rvs- I,tev
that Ia. ~, -, a.. .t..,
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A-''' "' "Ad''A w. ke'i 'h'f reHilss.ut--b.s.
"s''P ''l Kind envoy 'he Inc rs sui i.'ls-
'"''' ~ VIC maxim ia io W. 'y'h cont SO -
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.


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TRADE. NOTICES.

II M SUOfNNKERS-TtiL Adjourned
4 meet ne a. he h'd At the I'm war tIo'c ror Of
Ilzabcth md Grand n, IN Itur.dAv 'venins Nov.
l9i1. 4 o'clock %.
TiiE kLGtltE NEfTiS,f Ot 1HF / I j.
% .tufesrd Care. Cicfts' 3 s-lt Gossip. Nssoci.
t.ou vii te bod ~ their rooms. .fI bro,r,. tins
evening Fe piHctI,, - lIt.n - Ir.'.t',H,. sli
.' ~ g ~, meeting. 10 J.. TAYLOR Pr
II J. lrKEh. l"1
'j'It NIItD, OOTLE- of tHE ~TA1E
.tS..Na-k y. .f WIJ'--rsb e. siItots
special fll,tinf - fu'ir lhl-a ,rand e.. IN tuI5s-
VHu.fr. 30. IHia, az ., cI0c,. fIU attft.
VS.. 49, % uffI'e-s - In .uts',i 'he-e bus
rsU { if rnrfa1ra Co. f-austr'ti Nv order ~ the
r.'. nt B LuNptNbN ,hL. JNNI ~.
NIUNN $50 -'- i'i
20 ~tGAE NAklt~ ND III. It..r 10
ereral A. the .rr. ~ meeting " me @orN- Ma
- OFT uoU hssaeis' . DO Fas Eesolve1. In con
D.. .trts certain BOSS having ~ rrhned talrtu.r
6. - 'hr r.nv...s ~ SEVERAL piss 'r make -
s4' q. ne greI lry n Ugr'r.vss ald orr rc-p"e
we 'm'' ver'. al mon vofN nr f0r 't~ Il oa Ing
rms. -hNky. 3 bIiIlns s,i1 o. me- tr0thtu T..
-h..ty Morris Grhiifstr. Niu N7ui' lavis %
booty E'tua'i Grad IuskV, Court fudt street
it.u Gefsuon, he Us h0--'s, md Henry Mref. q.
th.r n tA" .hov % A. home. % fr any mtn caunec.
% ~Ith ,aid pftlon firm. .re ,1cs'sd 9 gri her
ID ~ once .. Al men Dir, b. ,Ai B1sse' 90 d.
'' Duuv.r's ae lsrf FRI. Nl'y fcluHsfft 20 tes .
from d.lus l=s.l wet, that &c Association vii
-rHf''t tnd se-sf man tLrop ont uf o. n
in u.rt4 encc = tie above re,IItt u' lar vi OBJ.
rrt % work wi n any nsu vho .hurd not ,uury
at. nur above fr.urt 80
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Ss~ York. Wednesday, Nor -. = ~. stock,
have been running on an Up rsde" all day. the
whole list olcins tom q to per cent higher than
last evening. quotations. Cod run ~ TO- ial. -
lowest price during the dsr las. IAtert ,als- n
sterling exchange, anker bills we're At l6i.. los.
Money has hem EASY all day At per cent
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Use pav'.'s Rye Coiiee, the mr., intro
y - $50 W. """ n'' "'l"s ~. lgO
For the Hair Barry's vrico,h.,,
Ihe bet aud cheapest article. sold h' dr,Te,'ts "a
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SPECIAL NOTICES

FAN nd Wintcr.-Thc besf p,,.. %, b..
Fan and Winter elothinsis at T. v BATnvyIW's
~ .na I' bosery The lNgs't Gsortm.n, md isrs
'''e'e ~ LIT oS' sl2
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DENTISTRY.

DR. JOHN HOVE, 43, CANAL STRLET.
- sets ssstt o tech on s,rrst =; to rs on eoli
~ 10 10 sEg sec Gal s'ts 81 cent? nor toni ,.es
hllcd with eoid,l cement, OF ollei fling. ~,
TO 81 per 10th Teeth extracted without pain az
n b GRIFFIN & BROS. 25s GRAND
49,; New io.k, and 25l on st. Brook q, are
ettlncns ter,n pI'lt vciy slthou' IA D. b. the ass
"l NJ Iol- 'Nlu sh' No charge for extract nc shsa
arlhos tee acfc be inserted lney are also n
'eu.S AZ t'i' oi team On gold. %: piatins, t.h
ttheL d" iuLhrr, slu. Partial .etr on god, ~.
silver, -. ~ racing, 25c.u. 3la
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ELIZA Il. JEFFRiEs
Hoimsshurgn, Psni
DEAFNESS or TWENTY YEARS STANDING.


POsTt,Sn, Ms New Is, 1851
- fns lTHIiC; II Il, well known 70 those ot ,hs
citizens Of Portland who knew me, that have been
deaf from childhood. by the recommendation ~ SONS
11cnd,, was induced TO call upon Ms N {. Brown.
ard While had not particle Of confidence 10 her
AFFINITY 60 relieve ne, stu thought would give BEE
tua, IN, ha. at this time II ms Writing mad too
applications 10 my head. and tuo only, and an are
NJ AMOUNT OF money could pay for the benefit hsvs
r'o'ived. AZ - pgoof, vii state that, for the int
NO IA twenty yeAr,, last nisht hcNd nv watch
tcSins when u vas huns up som. sii fest from me
W htni nae been AIrrst source Of anuovauc n me
ths'uch constant pain in the hac, part, passing
'hloufh 70 The front With continued noise hess
tninss reven cd lnc from pIosecutipg the ohsct ~
inE't il"s, a. NV head felt heavy AMI thick Ian
uy- O., .eN'u % all this, and feel az though ler
tt~ ~ urn'c'ul tor nv great deliverance com.
80 I'd Nj q. bro.n, and her succ.sslul mode NJ
s'1tl 80, to 81 : ho are afflicted NJ have been
A 4
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Nfs v q. Ul.u . y : pr0c,p.l psy,tsnd Iit.',
tor l. O. So tir .A.cl a., Philadelphia, vue-e o
rrd.rin"' hove H. o. thoroughly tested duTne ne
pt.I eai lrCr Il hsri'- rye WAtcr n. Dee D -
{. IN. ruJ ... 700 ih' rsn"i futs. i'l Do D. .
so-di r so '.sII' s. The " taghyairsl Ns'..e y.
for iht cutc VI to . ", d.. As,- hs- proved ...
Hrt triumph ih0urard' have been c..to n~ I. ~i a
ell atEsg f'rcdi.r $50 allied Ib.it thu. Il =
tnct Nedcil's ia me discovery, one Tor Ia T. ..
ous .1r thr lAls, and ors for thf scalp Thee vus
w ccuiluc'i 7nl sfike ~ the 20 Of tie dscNse,
utterly de,tror ING 10 'Nu.r, and h.s the slu ma.
chInery tho to4t h'fhef ,t1te - ren.s. sud
phj sea utr. Al cu.'. ATTEMPTED +, Instruments, 81
inrrnsl tmedss aggravsto tho di.ense sud GestIoy
the physical 'y.ttu. lhoussu.s 10 fhls sav suh
mart, rduu, hid are hNsttuci 10 At unimoy grave
VA dtsfnes. 30 Aus hsri or throat diseHes
avsted hv ir-truuo nts, they taxi stronger bod
ss.,ifc' cannot de "h.r the csu'c sr.-i. There
hn' 11e lHritnis'e caus. for n, ii,cas.
Read Tho tuiio~luf ctrftHc1,ts;
Ms. . R.ONN y, alhy.ical pN siriqn, r',.
f'-Ht - The 3, ~ aut throat. ran hc zen At ~
80 liond 81. until FtaAy a. ootcA md aftef
cnes eau ~ hid - t'o c'Hc" NJ oil tunes.
WHAT MR. Tao NPrON SAYS:
Me- Is bu'ny,u OF X. hmoud e. Ea'' Ksa
.1gtou, tour do.p below Hanover 81 Do c-r'lfT ..t
have t-cu que d.At ~ nv RICH; ar for 90 yasrs
ON i,t Wodno-d,y lcAi iu the LFr.LR OF ersit
and moot providsniini / went 10 -ce ie- ~. n
tieriea for deafness on Nur,dA., the ilth net
and On ftidA, .'he nett dsy) could utat we'll e'.s
vhrs spoken 10 ~ an under tone. on FRIDAY ms T.,
AZ payer meeting took back seat. 20 Know n nd
really Tucoverod M h4Aiiug sad 10 ms crs'efu 81
UnetI'-the dep ,.afion OF which Ter so many yrsf,
mad caused me much .orrov Thank nc God Tor t1Gs
delivering me- commend M. q Brown e. ths
confidence " IN. public. MI Thompson.
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EEMNRKARLE CrRF

. ',ss or 1nE Wo-T IYi'E or DiiEoytc soRt
Eyr' a. Iiren g.dte Years StbniIiiy CnTsf bU,rIy
hiGphksIo1l frscorsrb
L. Ella II Jtf~iVH, do plsltively certify that havs
teen ruiyrng Tor t-ehty Ave wears Nth de. a.rA
Cvcs. tAk n rom meates when child | cAu0ot d.
scribe the nau'e OF All my su'ern.. hut vii sAts
thAt eyes ran corruption and water all the time.
~ Oh ck Also broke out down 20 nv chin. aud the
matte. from both eyes and face kept constantly drop
ur on my drrs- Any amount II money Vas ,pent
tor cure IA the doctors applet to JAILED to rem
der me- any r.i,f had concluded 10 sufrrr on tn
you'd die, but SEEING IN the psper accounts Of he
eonfeTtul cures l-rfor med b, Mrs. Brown, thou. he
| uisht Doe Gated. vs. friends .suehed a. me and
troyehg me foolish for thinking n beng cured still
! thought -ou. Try, snd on the It'll DAY of Aprl
last, | sent 20 Ars. ". Il. bro-n Sue APP ed
me m'dieur, aud ir'ugtt home With me the as,s-
pn.Hsl ni-e.v.tv ] used It according 20 the drec.
tl'ns ou he hot'les, aud now | most tolCmnly sud
q uNttII dtcse 10 A. who tuti !, that through he
hcs-IuS Of TOD and the use of Mrs. NJ e. Bo-us
medicine an a cured roman An my ;roubies,
~Li'L ~tI 20 offensive, are gone. NJ eyes also
20 Wc-A inst could not see to resd all. Nov nv
81 asr' clear and strong. | can sew the finest ,csuo
nut read the tnc,t print
ELIZA Is. JEFFRTEs
HoimsrtuTgn Penn
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CON.
TEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the Odd
fellow, Boonsboro, Maryland, said On Thursday, the 3lst
Of May, 1850: .
Humorous cures Ofdiscasos caused by early indiscretion
having been performed by the English Botanic Physician,
1 feel II my duty, having a knowledge Of them, to state
the fact, believing tlatin doingso | may do a service to the
suffering, Ono case in partiCular-that of a young man
In this city-is worthy Of note. He had become tho
victim Of a habit, the mere allrtsion TO which causes a
shudder, and after years Of suffering and doctoring gave UP
all hopes Of recovery. lie wished to marry, and was
dearly beloved by rs sweet q girl as ever lisped words
Of affection, hut he was fearful, nervous, and FRUSTRATED.
lie dared not wed on account Of the shattered state
Of his system. He sought relief at the hands Of 'he Boz
tanie Physician, and, astonishing rs it may SEEM, all the
bloom and yigOr of youth has returned, and lie is now
the happy father Of a pair of bright boys
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
CURED.

URBAxA, ONO, September Is, 1858.
MEssRs. A. L.. ScUvIh & Co. '' .at
Gents. IL have been troubled with
O torpid action Of the bowels for six or seven
years, which has been the cause Of a great
deal of suffering 10 me, aud had to deprive
myself of many kinds of food, and used much
oatmeal, ETC., until | got DR.. Eott's Liver
Pills, and find that they keep my. bowels
regular, and | now cat anything that my
hmily does. | most confidently recommend
these Pills to those who are troubled with
constipation of the bowels.
Truly yours, JOHN FLEMING.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
NIX EATON NEW FOUNDRY.

We are most glad to have it in our power
70 inform the public at large, that n new
cast iron foundry will be set to work at the
Eaton depot, by the 4th or 9Th of July. As
this great and most useful mechanical cstab-
lishment is now on its working way, VIC beg
to say, that we rejoice in its prospect of
great success. 1t is in the hands, and IN
der tho management Of men Of known worth.
and sterling integrity, and the inhabitants
Of Prebls county will reap a large share of
real benefit, from the establishment of such
. foundry in Eaton. Castings of all sorts
and sizes, from the window roller to the
largo stove, will be on hand, or made 10 or
der. Repairs will also be executed with
promptness. Success-success to such TN
d~crtakings.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
AYeT'SS2rSaD2riLla

A compound remedy, designed to be the no.
etiectual .iHnuirC that can be made. 1t Is
q concentrated extract Of Para SarsapGrilla,
so combined with other substances of still
greater Alternative power as TO afford an CiTyc-
tive antidote for the diseases Sarsnparilla is
reputcd to cure. 1t Is believed that such a
remedy is wanted by those who sGGrr from
Strumous complaints, and that enc which viii
accomplish their cure must prove of immense
service to this large class Of orr afflicted fellow
citizens. How completely this compound will
do it has been proven by experiment on many
Of the worst cases 10 be found OF the following
complnintS:-
ScHOrULA u SCnOrULOrS CONSTANTS,
ERCrrIoNs AND ENurrlvH DISEASE. ULCERS,
PlMrLfs, BlorCIEs, Tunoti, SALT RuErN,
SCALD Head, SYruITIS AND SyPHrIric Az
rEcrIoYs, MEWcrntAL DISEASE. DnorsY, NEr.
RALGIA OR Tic D~ouLOrRErx, DEBILITY, Dys-
PERSIA AND INDlGE>rIoy, EuYslrrLAs, RosE
OR ST.. ANTnoHY's FIRE, and indrcl III? whole
class of complaints arising from INrrNIrY OF
THE BLOOD. e.
This compound viii b, found great pro.
motcr Of health, when taken IN The spring, to.
eXpel the foul humorS whjth f,tcrS in the
blood at that season Of the year. Hythc time
:! eNF"leNI,nt VI ,'-WT 'PUYI, HIi!A"iS "''ol"I'7
a Nc mPpet III u'e nI' H'It"'d'' can, ny
~. ~ uEt % unSsIenag't yH'Pate I" Sn';l';' IRON
Ins e"utr'lc, Oh i",a GfN3'!ol' "Al N!'''ouS
soIe!, lnrou7l W!iI,i IN Ey"',M VIA strive TO
~ M'rll o. tOtlupI'nhS' ! he' aS'i.tSa TO 90
lliS lnronsa me NATURAL c~i'anM;'Sot inc OoIy
py ui nIS:'a'Ng m'u'c'hH' N!San'c out inc
yila,el pioou whSHevGE You NM It's impurities
pu'sS!n9 IH'p"ol t.s SKIN III l''"Pi.'' etup.'ioniS'
y. SUI eiS'I'e u WEN !o" ma u IS oD-
sI-ctcu anu sluggish III Jug vtlH'' ci:ane It
Wneh'E-r II Is louI, anu your ilc!hS' VIII tci'
you wi'en' Even wl''re no particular disorder
IS l'lI, people ehI."y better health ana i've
iIhsSr; lor clcnhS!lS tn9 D!ool; Keep tha
o.ooI hea'tny, ana al Is wen but with tins
p'nulu'1 OF INC oi'ofdered' there can be no
l"''''B hcal'h' sooner or later something
I nnI 60 wrong ana the great machinery "
Ale IS diSorusreS or overthrown.
SEF. NF ~ - lao. a,NV l.4.r. --.-1 IL
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LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.
INpIANAroLls, OcE05cr ~, is

INDTASAroLIS, Octo5cr ~ 1893.
MEssRs. A. L. ScovILL & Co.
Gents, IL am hardly able to ex-
press my gratitude FOR the benefit which my
daughter has derived from the use Of Dr..
Motifs Liver Pills. Sic had been troubled
with what the physician called Liver Com.
plaint; but our doctor failed to give her any
permanent relief, although she tried his pre-
scriptioas efIectually. She had become mel
anoholy, unhappy, and her constitution was
much broken down by the use of Mercury.
sho tried DR.. Mort's Livcr Pills, and soon
began TO get better. 1 am happy to say that
she has now entirely recovered her health.
Respectfully yours.
LANES CORR.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
BILIOUS FEVER CURED.
WORDSWORTH, OHIO, NprM ]

. q PORTSMOUTH, OHiO, HpTE l, loos'
MEssRs. A. l.. ScovnL & &c.
Gents. II have been, for years, sub
feet to attacks of Bilious Fever and soms-
times l have been laid up for months, and
my system left.in a feeble state by the use Of
strong medicine, which was given to me by
my physician.
I have been using DR.. Motifs Liver Pills
for some time. l find that l can break those
attacks in a day or so, and escape entirely
the fever. My daughter had, an attack of
Dyspepsia, which distressed her much she
could not eat scarcely anything withoualbe-
coming nauseated at her stomach continually.
Some time since she got and has been using
Dr.. Motifs Liver Pills, and she now is like
another being. have found also that they
are the most valuable Pills for Breaking up
Colds, Headache, Pains in the Side and Back,
would not be without them in my family.
THOMAS BIGGER.
For sale by the PropriStors,
A. L. SSCcnnvvILL & CO.,
No. u N1est Eighth Street, Cincinnati
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
Ill., lataI ans3 MisstI!n0ns.
COFFMAN, DEEM & co,

-. = hE..-L HnH.|Hf hZgHNI I'M. a. r.
Loi ~bekold-and wonder at the sight on
DR.. Miners new and beautiful corner. IT
There you. win find all kinds aud sortsol
Dry Goods, including mems hats and boots,
aud ladies' and children's shoes, boots, bon.
hsts, hats, silks, shawls, and every other ar
iicls in the shape Of the newest and best of
dry goods, bsught cheap for cash, and sold
ct the very lowest prices. Just call upon
che above named gentlemen, examine their
stock, and you will not COM away without
buying freely, and paying chcerfully. Golf.
man, Deem 4 Co. are true believers in green
backs and ShinplaSters. Put them to the test.
That's what's the matter'-and that's tho
question