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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-02
NEW TO-DAY.
THE PEOPLES
. II o @ X B o A r. ID,
Hall in Howell, Black e. Brs.'s Building, corner
of c and Taylor streets.
THIS BOARD HOLDS DAILY SESSION
L for the sale and purchase of Stocks
1st--From IL to o'clock. P. NJ.
2d---From z to 9 O'Clock, p M

The meetings are open TO the public Any
person present can bid upon and purchase the
stock. offered, free of commissions, but regular
members only can offer stock for sale. The most
rigid rules have been adopted to enforce the full
fllment OF contracts.
In Virginia and vicinity, where so large pro-
portion of the population are more or less inter
ested In Mining Stocks, many of our merchants
ndbusness men often being forced to accept such
In payment from debtors the necessity has long
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-02

English G. g. \. NJ. Company.--At
q meeting of the Trustees Of the English Gold
and Silver Mining Company, held In Como Feb.
27th, 1864, an assessment of twenty.fv cents per
share was levied upon each and every share Of the
capital stock of said company, payable immedi-
ately to the Secretary at bis offie in Como, in U.
S. coin. By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
J. S. CR0SSMAN, Sec'y.
March LIST. 1864 mh2 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-02

Belle Jones G.. nnd 3. VI. Company
At meeting of the Trustees of the Belle Jones
Gold and Silver Mining Company, held in Como,
Feb 25th 1864, an assessment of twenty five
cents per share was levied upon each and every
share of the capital stock of said company. paya.
bic Immediately to the Secretary at his office, In
Como. By order of the Board of Trustees.
".. - ]. $. CROSSMAN, Sec'y.
March LIST, 1864. mh2 I'm
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Express Wegon

TOHN RICE INFORMS THE PEOPLE OF
j Gold Hill that he has Arst.rate job Wagon
and two excellent horses, and Is now well pre-
pared to attend to all orders for delivering pack
ages, either In Gold Ill., silver City or Virginia, al
the shortest notice, and at cheap rates. Can be
found opposite the NEWS Office mh2 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-02

Henry Clay g. g. 9. M. CO.-Pnlmy.
ra District-Notice is hereby given that at q
meeting of the Trustees, held February sd, 1864,
an assessment (No. ~ Of twenty-five C29 cents
per share was levied on each and every share of
the capital stock, Of the above company, paya.
BILE Immediately in U. s Coin, to the Secretary at
his office In Como. THOS BROOKS, Sec'y.
Como Feb 29th 1864 mh2 I'M
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March LIST, 1864,


Once of the Miantonomoh G.. e. 9.
NJ, Co., Gold HILL march,, ls64.-Notice is here
by given the delinquent stockholders in the
Miantonomoh Gold and Silver Mining Company.
That if the delinquent assessments are not paid
on or before the 18th of March, 1864, their inter.
ests will be proceeded against according to law.
BY order of the Trustees.
mh2 I'd nc BROOKE, Secretary
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-02

Lee G. and 8. NJ. COlnpany.--NOtice
is hereby given, that at meeting of the Board of
Trustees, held this day, assessment of one dol.
lar per share was levied on the capital stock of
the company, payable to the Secretary imme-
diately. GEO. w. TURNEf, secy.
Gold Hill, March Cd 1864 mh2 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-02
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
RuLEs ANn REauI,ATIoMa.

]. The business Of the Exchange shall be man
aged by Board Of thirteen Directors, to be
elected annually, and to whom applications for
membership shall be made. Any question or Ii.
sue raised touching contracts made at the Board,
their validity or meaning shall be referred TO q
Committee Of fine for investigation and final de-
cision.
O. The Sessions of the Board shall be from u to
l P. NJ, and from 3 to P. NJ, each day Sundays
excepted.
3 Only members of the Exchange shall offer
Stocks, ETC., for sale. ....rg
L. The public may bid upon and purchase any
Stocks, Bonds Securities, Specie ETC., that may be
offered for sale.
s. Buyers Of Stock who are not members must
either make deposit of Ten Q0) per cent. Of the
purchase money at time Of SALE or have their con-
tract Endorsed by member.
g. Should any party neglect or refuse 10 fulfil
contract entered into by him at Session Of the
Board he shall thereafter be debarred from all the
privileges Of the Exchange at least until he shall
have specifically performed such contract
COMMISSIONS ON SALES
OF United states, State, County, and City Bonds;
Railroad, Steamboat Telegraph, Gas, and Water
Stocks, Certificates Bills Of Exchange, Treasury
Notes, Specie, etc., one-haf of one per cent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-02
.lLnrfhn G. nnd s. 81. Cempal.n.

Martins G.. aud 5. VI. Company.
At meeting of the Trustees of the Martha Gold
and Silver Mining Company, held In Como, Feb.
9th, 1864, an assessment Of twenty-five cents
per share was levied upon each and every share
Of the capital stock of said company. payable i'm
mediately to the Secretary at his office in Como.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
ID. EDWARDS JONES, Sec'y. e
March lst. 1864 a mh2 I'm
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PLATT KETCHAM, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March Cd, 1854 mh2 I'd
worth Pole Cop,paMy.--DeIdnqMen

sale on THURSDAY, the 3lst day Of March,
1864, In front of the Office Of the company, In
Gold HILL at 2 o clock P. ~, as much Of the fol-
lowing. described stocks will be sold at public
auction as will pay the amount due on assess
ment No. 8, and costs of sale and advertising, in
accordance with the bylaws of the company
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-02

Once of the Andrew jackson G.. g.
S NJ. c., Gold Hill, March LIST, lS64.-At meet.
ing of the stockholders eff tile Andrew Jackson
Gold and Silver Mining Company held this date,
the following persons were elected Trustees for
one year: H. c. BROOKE, "
+. KREITER,
G. A LEIcTNER,
II. SCHMITT,
mho 1t JNO C. SCHMITT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-02

Storey county, N. T.-Owners in the above
named claim are hereby notified that at meet.
ing of said company, held in Gold Hill this LIST
day of March, 1864, and in accordance with the
laws of Nevada Territory, an assessment of TWEEN
ty-tive cents per foot was levied on each foot of
said claim, payable Immediately, in gold coin to
the undersigned In Virginia City.
J.B. BURTON, Sec, pro TEN.
March Let 1864 mh2 Inn
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PRESIDENTS REPORT.

Presidents Report Of Moneys received
and expended for the Town Of Gold
Hill for the Quarter ending February
yeth, 1884.
Amount received for taxes and deposited
with Treaurer. ,33T W
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MISCELLANEOUS ADvERrs.
A s s Az OFFIC e
II. II A r r IS,
ATA B. PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE
Gold Hill, n. T.

THE undersigned, established as ASsayer eight
wears In California, and for two years in Ne
yada Territory, is now at Gold Hill, where be
will attend TO any business entrusted to him with
promptness and dispatch.
Gold, silver and Ores Of every
description Assayed,
and returns Of Bullion made within six hours in
Bars or Coin, at the option of depositora.
For correctness of his Assays, he refers to-
Messrs Trevor e. Colgate. New York.
B. Behrend & Co....--.-.-New York.
Davidson g. Berri. ....... San Francisco.
J, Parrot e. Co... San Francisco.
Sather e. Co.. .oAn FTanc1sco.
TaIlant e. San Francisco.
REYNOLDS, Refs & Co... San Francisco.
b. f. Hastings g. Coz. Sacramento.
D. O. Mills & Co. Sacramento.
Rideout e. Smith. ..-.---...- Aarysville.
Decker e. Jewett. Marysvile.
B. F. Hastings & Co. Virginia City.
Maynard e. Flood. Gold Hill.
A. B. Paul e. Co. Gold HUI.
febl2 ID. HARRIS.
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coMM1ss1oN ON MINING SHARES
MASONIC NOTICE.

THE STATED MEETINGS OF Sill n
i yer Star Lodge U D. of F. and A..
Masons Gold Hill, are held on SATUR. ~
DAYS Of or next preceding, the fnlly y
moon In each month Called meetings, every
Saturday evening, at 81 o'clock Brethren In
good standing are invited to attend
By order Of w. VI. -
jazz If ). ETTLlNGEh' becy.
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Ar a meeting of the Trustees Of III

At u meeting OIL inc Ifubtces Oh inc
Union Gold and Silver Mining Company, held at
the Office of the Secretary, in Como, March lst,
1864, an assessment of one dollar per share was
levied upon each and every share Of the capital
stock of said company, payable Immediately to
the Secretary, at his Office in Como. BY order Of
the Trustees. z. A. WITHEkELL,
,,,b1 I'm Secretary,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-02

Conducted on the same fair business principles
that characterize similar institutions In Europe
and America, an urgent necessity In this city.
The public are therefore informed that Bulta
bic building has been erected at 019 and GA
Montgomery street, in which will be held daily
sessions for the sale of Stocks, Bonds Securities
Specie, ETC., under the management Of the fol
lowing Board of Directors, and subject 10 the
following Rules and Regulations
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-02
STOCK EXCHANGE.

THR UNPARALLELED DEVELOPMENT
L of the mineral resources Of the Pacific Slope,
and the daily increasing commerce Of San Fran.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

nA- 1t is related of o certain
New England divine who flourish.
ed not many years ago and whose
Observation-Disclosures are said not
to have been of the most agreeable
kind, that one Sabbath morning
while reading to his congregation
the parable OF the supper in which
occurs this passage: "And anoth-
er said | have bought five YOKE of
oxen. and l got to prove them;
pray have me excused" And an.
other said. ~ have married a wife
and cannot come"-he suddenly
paused at the end of his verse,
drew of his spectacles, and looking
round on his hearers said with EN-.
phasis, "the fact is my brethren
one woman can draw q man farl
ther from the kingdom of heaven
than five yoke of oxenv'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

p&r If whitewash, made of lime and
Wnter. is brought inicontaetl With arbonic
acid, the Lime enters into ,e9mbination with
the acid, forming carbonate Of lime. Wa
ter usually contalns earbonic acid, for if
broughtia ctntact with carbeGic acid gas it
absorbs its own bulk Of the gas! When
whitewash IL made, therefore, portion of
the line is immediate ' converted into car
bonaie CT lime. The water being thus freed
from its esrbonie acid, gradually absorbs
fresh supply frou the atmosphere and the
process of converting the, lime into carbo-
nate continues. This carbonate of lime is
not sdhesiNoaEd its mixture in the white
wash impairs the quality Of the wash. In
order to maka a whitewash that will keep,
the carbonic acid should, be expelled from
the water before the lime is introduced, and
the wash shonld then be excluded from the
atmosPAete- The acid ma! be expelled by
boiling the water, and 1t may be prevented
from geturning BY keeping the whitewash
n a tightly corked bottle.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
WORDS FOR POOR BOYS.

When I was a boy of twelve
years, l was working for twenty
five cents a week with an old lady,
and l will tell you had my hands
full, bpt l did my work faithfully.
l used to cut wood, fetch water,
make, fires, and scrub and scour of
mornings, for the old lady, before
the real work of tue day COM
'tnenced, y clothes were bad, and
! had no means of buying shoes,
sd Twas often bare'footed. One
morning,l got through my work
earIy, aud the old lady who thOught
| had dnoti done it, or especially illI
huhofed' then, was dtSpIeased,
scolded me, and said ! was idle and
hadnot worked. l said l had; she
called me "a liar" felt my
spirits rise Indignantly against this
and standing erect l told her that
she should never have the chance
OF applying this word to me again.
j walked out of the house to re.
enter it more. / had not cent in
mNpocket when I stepped into the
world. What do you think I did
then, boysP | met q countryman
with q team, I met him boldly and
honestly and offered to drive the
leader If he would only take me
on. lie looked at me in surprise,
but he said he did not think I'd he
OF any use to him. "Oh, yes !
will" said l; II can rub down and
watch your horses, and do many
things for you if you will only let
me try" He no longer objected.
| got On the horses back. 1t was
hard travelling, tor the roads were
deep, and we could only go: alonP
o. the rate of twelve miles o day.
This was, however. my starting
point. l went ahead after this
An Independent spirit, and q stur.
dy., honest conduct with what CO.
'pacity God has given meas he
has given you have carried me
through the world successfully.
Don't be down hearted at being
poor, or having no friends. Try
and try again. You can cut your
way if you live, 80 as to please
God. | know it's o. hard time for
some otyou. You often are hun.
cry, "r wet with rain or snow, and
it seems dreary in the city. to have
no one to care for you. But trust
in Christ and he will he your
friend. Keep ofrgood heart and
be determined to make your own
way honestly and truly through
the world. As | said feel for you
because I have gone through it all.
| know what it is, God bless you.
GENERAL MITCHELL.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
TIRE SARRATH mi DAMP,

But very little astentioais gwen to the
Sabbath0 and, taking no account of the
days as they are usbered u BY reyeille md
out with tattoo, Sunday is almost III variably
greeted with expressions Of surpfise,' Such
IS Well this is Sunday, that sa fact" ~
swear I hadn't the faintest idea of it, Il
say, is to day Sunday?' interspersed with
all degrees of profanity an the slang OF
camp life. TODAY has been no exception,
and a very beautiful Sabbath has been NUM-
berel'with the many gone before, which, if
the record was called for, would present but
a iOrry report na la.aar .a..'-,'
ilAfhe above yrivate dispatch, daltd Sixmile
House, Va, Sept, llth from James b.
WF9ell, we Commend to the partizan war
CLERGY Of Maine, Vermont and other States
We commend it to %ll professors Of religion
Sho are ready for another four years war
oq AF Lincoln g platform, and under Mr.
Linooln's Administration New York Ex,
press '' "tf. '""t. 'i"'-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
'EBLE CO, OHIO, TIIJRsDAY SEPTEMBER %, 1864
TELEGRAPH ACROSS BRITISHsNOR
7 Im ~ AMERICA.

B.. J
The Montreal Gazette says 1.-THE Hud.
sonF Bav' Company lately appointed he
k+etc explorer Dr. ''Raeto visit the conn
try between Red, River and thePbc16o coast,
10 select the proper line for the telegraph.
That gentleman reached Fort Garry about
a m nth ago, and is nov. far, on hs way a,
cross the plans Of Saskatchewan; and we
are nov. enabled til make The further ana
nOOncemept that sappty,seypu tpns Of the
wire, lpearly half the quantity required,
pave arrived iH Montreal, and the balance
will be here very shortly The wire is to b.
fprwar led ap once Iby the Grand Trunk
RailWay Company to sarniay and Byisteaqi-
Boat tSlhe head Of Lake Superior, whence
il vi be tIaHsported during the next winter
to Fort Garry or the Red River, at which
place the whole Of the vie Instruments, In.
sulators, etc, will be collected BY the begin.
ming ofsPring.. The poles will be got ready
during the winter; as soon US the fine
weather of next spring sets in. active opera
tl'nS will be commenced, and by the close
OF the year 1866 there is every reason to
expect that telegraph.c Communication will
be IN operationjrom Fort Garry to he
shores of the Pacific. The Geographic sys
TEN Of the United state IS now In operation
to " thin about 900 miles Of Fort CARRY
This gap will certainly be Of once filled, q nd
the messages can pass from any part of
i'anada to- British Columbia. Will not Can.
Ada' be prepared to complete the eommuri. /.
cation between Fort uarfy and Mohtreal BY
the Ottawa Valley, so as to have an uhbro.
Ken line of Telegraph stretching from the
A,lan,!ic to the Pacific through British terri.
tory2 This aCtiv- prosecution of the Pacific
telegraph by the HudSon's Bay Company is
the best evidence Of their intention to in .
augurate o new policy in their aHhir5. The
progress Of the telegraph wi,h4he tbmpSny's
posts every forty or fifty miles will be the
surest means Of opening up the country;
and directing to the fertile territories of the
Saskatchewan, the Assiniboine, and the Red
River. tide of ttlement and population
which will ultimately com, lete the chain Of
British polonias from oneI ocean To the
other"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
sHERIFF'6 SALE.

Andrew Wright 4 David Wright, Prsble
Adm',s Of the Estate Of William Common
Wright, deceased, VS.. A. W. NeG. Pleas, q
DY virtue of an execution issued from
ID the Court Of Common Pleas, in tho
above stated case,f TO, theSherf of said
county dressed, Iwill offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the door Of The CouFts House
In Eaton, in said ,sopntyi on boitrosab ba.
J Saturday, MeI1st day of October
Ia. D. 1864, between the; hours 6fal andi
|o' clock, p. NJ. Of said dPy,iothe following
Real Estate Of defendaik AaM Neffb stu.
ate in the town otiWinchester, Prebla, Co,
Ohio, and being theHauth 'haHuofIini Lots
numbered IA and 79, as known and dedgI
mated by said npRbsFA1On the ,Ow9 plahoi
sara Appraised sowa as siOO dnassrra Gshhs,
JOHN b AcC LEA e., u h,,o
Sheriff oG BreblS count, 70, :
Foe \ SrEPBESs. AtfJs ',l5l a,e, -,
4heF ], ls64-tds Pr. f. $500,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

A REMARKABLE auction sale took
place in Baltimore on Thursday,
the china and glass ware of Char
les Carroll, of Carrollton, the signi
ioflthe Declaration of Independence
being disposed of. 1t consisted in
part of a splendid china dinner set,
OF 27O pieces, presented to the ill
rstrious patriot as a birthday pres
ent; rich and costly dessert, tea and
coffee set, OF heavy, gold.lined
china, the dessert set having been
once owned by Sir Charles Waugh
and many other splendid specimen,
OF the mechanic arts. Some i1ea
may be formed of the extent of the
effects, when it is stated that the
goods invoiced filled nine hogs,
heads and fifteen large boxes.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
AYERS, .s.,. =. 81. 10
!ompaufd Extract u SarsapariH'

4s most effeotuai' r~uedy, which .tks hedi.'S,
aIill of our tines can ,dsyise fol, thi, e.er ~
where prevailing aAd fatal Malady. II Is cor q
sned from Il. most active reF!cdialS that Ia
s~rn discovered Iss the skpurss:ion Of this iol
ab.or1sr rom the kpod. and th- rescue el Il
sys,ra trom it, asitructiyea censkapSief
Hence it should BE- employed for the eufe .
so' only 6crofula, but also those otheTl sdeoii
Hsns which arise fran it. such % iREsRyNs.
and SkIr DissSsEs, ST. AnrAoHi's RAA
Ross, ar 'EkfsrrELAs. PIKrLil, iPusruLrA
eLs1 1cnrS. BLAIHs and BoIla, TrNons, TKrTEi
taad SALr' kHHuS, ScALD lIRAD, RiNewoix
AssrHlTIsn. SYTHrLITIe and dMIkcuHiAL l's
sAsns, DxosHY, DIAPkssfx. EDnbILITYs and
b+i.eA, ALI COMPLAINTS AxIsINs rAoA VITIA'
Inn on 1KfrAh sBLooD.H The popular beid
~ " "isyurify q ft6s Lisod" iSfeunaed in arutA,
dsr sstotala il . degeneration Of the blood. III
particular purpose and viftus' ef tiis lSEsapea
SllA 10 toPurify and Iekenefate this vital lhuid,
si.heut which soahe health y iARossh's 4
- ,,r- iua,Ai enulSfitntifma 1'.1 Att,,,t a
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
Az "a r. @onaao,s1
srAT' 3 ,77i3s1rs- .'sSs 10 s199In
a que. Cure,
rEaDsrnzSY cvaI OF

evep rRasfnEbv cvHt OF Ria aEg
RsS-vsssstsnt Fever, or Foyer ans AEue,
k.Ait,snt Fever, Ehm Esrsr Dgns
fer the wh sIs cIasSi6k dissatsS SriginsE
|tRy In biliary dera HRkmhnt, cAalsd bp
|sSs AaiAria 81 Miasmatie CoaAtriss.
Ne ere SnablsA nsrd tsoeasr tAsaoomnpaitys
zRn.dy ~hisb, while it eupssths absys complaint
~A s.rt.isty, is till peIfestly harmless Y W
sssrs ,hsss ahiiethk Gtotden prevail i1hh
Gus sipsis ahs niaanatis. .poi'snssC FAyYA
SD Au7n Arsm Ahe Gstem, Ilpa prevents the IA,
,sopmsnt Of ths dinssse, II taken On the krst "
,sSacA Of iu prsrionitofy symptemt hiS net snl.
As Lrst remedy ever yGt aiieovsred ssr this class
i somplsints, bntLalSs he cheapest TAs large
quantity 20 supply fsraAbllsr hingai Il within the
iacA Of every body and il bilious di.tieNs whore
fHvBs AEp ,Ae6S prevails, every body shtulS
svs 1t AID use it freely both FOR edrs ind ltstsc
m Akrsat shPsriority Of this rsIitdy sfsr .snR
4ae svG discovered for the speedy and stai'
NE Of Intsrmttents 10 that i contain No GMnn,
p ssiasral, eonssquentlyit bfeduess x asRlfn n
4Asr injurious effects WbAtfvsr np6s u SerStitu
ksa. These cured by l. ana lsk y saith) n. II
NSy asd nsrsr bad the disease, a.. 40 -,
fs,W sAA Agna iS not dlone the 90 ,s4ueuee q
- niAeaatis Peison. A .Sreat ylriHHref dilE;
lls~ sIiSs from it. irritation, ranspk Nhieh eS
..~' 1sStlae1., Esrs.i., ,i gsis1a; G,tssls, I Pst
aAuits.. PsirfL A6setietaef tAs iSpEssn, Hysta.
b. PSia !" t!s Bcwsi, ,'GcSs, Ptrslysi, sAa Ds
A..1ssssat ef the SteF,qfh, Al of which. NhsA
ts., " esosns psriSaiellt HThis a Cunn . sipdls
d. p-.son hsn the blood aid tsHssqusAtly slrsl
HAp al alha II iEiAz Invaluable VretAetisn y
ksuiEsats and persons travelling Jes tsnpprarily
s.s;iing IN ne mAlsrious districts, II taken eess'
aoaAIy = Ssny &hfe SkPoSat D. Ne iefsStiOAs
saar Vii - sHcisssl frSH fhi ,sy..sE, sAa ssAns
SsO,ualD'a b suthcant qdshtity u fPsn iAtS az
hBs ySsr surs, and few will sySg suffer ron lntss.
nsrsVDv they avia ASx,sslNss 4 Ne DrstsstisS
a., r,-waAE aHo9AA ,2t - n
A.-~s~ 1HS.4G KyMAS @. I1vsA HS1
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
"a Major General Howard. cor

na-M Major General Howard, com.
mander of the Army of Tennessee,
in place of the late General Nc
Pherson, is sregarded as the "Have4
lock of the War" He uses no.
liquor or tobacco, and is always
chaste and firm in language, aud is:
o devoted Christian. He holds
prayer meetings when he can, to
which officers and men are invited,
and he prays and exhorts as well
as he fights. At the close, he takes
the ham Of all present With his
left hand-tor he lost ithelrightih
battle-and addresses a word of
good will and exhortation to all.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
} DYSPEPSIA. on INpIGEsTIon.

This is generally attended with sour stbmach,
toss Of appetite, nausea, aatulency. heart
barn, eostiveness, heat IN the stomach when
empty, 6 PAIN in the side, paleness Of the
eoantehanse, longuor, low spirits, disturbed
deep. pains in the head, &c. ga p 900.
~ o. SPEINepIRLp 0HIe, July 1, 1889.
knssss0 AL. sUovT. 4 Co. ~ 20 I'd
Gerts.:-I have found Dr.. Motg.s
Liver Pills one Of NE best. medicines fsl
Dyspepsia that ever used had been
Afflicted with the disease for more than six
months, and my victuals disturbed ny
stomach, efteu telsuch Q degree as to cause
venting. l was most Of the time costiVe
iiteund thst tho Pills kept my bowels open,
without griPing or pain. have, actually
Eaipsd in weight, since using them being
taPounds keavier than whom commenced.
eve Ay'enfs Sel4ly u use OF the. Pills! ~ H
7oIut iIEu Iiu GEORGE DANA. 4,