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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-20
u9svsmsats u Banks Arny-Msxieaz
A4hixs. s.-f5

st. Louis, April 10.
The Democrat has dispatches from Red
River, containing nothing. however, oi
special importance. Little had occurred
except skirmishing.
Banks army left Grand Ecore on the
9Th. and the boats last ont Of Red Rivs
left the feet within 100 miles Of Shreve-
port, and vas expected to reach there on
the 18th.
Several hundred rebel prisoners reach.
ed oar feet from New Orleans ID be ex.
changed for like number of rebsls in oul
handle
The French Commander in Chief ha,
ordered Admiral Borss to make an effec
tive denomination against Cortinss.
Santa Anna has returned 70 st. Thorn.
As.
A Leavenworth dispatch says return.
from al important counties in Kansas
show triumph for Lincoln over Carney
The United States Express Company
Was robbed at st. Joseph yesterday o
$50. 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-20
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Who'll ESALD 0ROC80S,
No. 100. cor~sr Poursh asd Main srsssa

DAILY GATE cysS 0vvsca.
XDsxrG, April ID, lseA
eRoDUCk AND PWOvHSaoNs.
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FAN Wheat kxtra, s. so4S4 80
Cosx NGn-<i aetsts - ioo. -
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Cosx-Nsw sa< I'D les p buaksl.
RYI-s5 10 sSr.
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PofArers-sdssSk Retail E- Y peck.
Brrrm-cusaaSu. isASrs choscs. S06Sses retail
IS 10 ser-
cH,cxExs-ss soto IS, very scarce
LAxp-lU6 lie.
WnIr. sxaxs-csmnon to Good, q sosn IS Prins
M.I-n.ssAy IN eessS % s-s.a. - % Pa.as.
GROCERIES.
srsAH-New Orleans fuir, lsc. prime. 1a1 ehoics eos
New York, c. &c, Nee Yosks A, nc c~sAsd ssd Pow
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81 lS-&rFghnm, 6d<s7Sc-
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NAxas-B~-t Rr.pdA s. =, rates.
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b, asi 1s ass. . . Is g.. i 80 S. = i Is
szss~n.szy. 8 4 n... = sofa
CaxRss-Hanburn. -.
Bxxr CArrlr-A %, To % % gruss
saur-sS 90 70 p 90 y 100. gross
woos-Casan Tubwashsd, g. to 5sc, Unwnshsd eus
third le@
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sesd OH. u Is Lard OH, q ~ 70 n - gish on, n - d
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funda. Gold Is socfo premium bsytns
DaY 0OoD4.
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DxlAIxs-25 to BIC.
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IN,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-20

LoA1ss! LaAissys LaAiss1sf
Don't il 10 r-sdths sA,esssseas In this paper Aesdsd
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DR. CAeesmAn has devoted the LAT thirty yssrs Of his
pSnctcs ~ femzIe Complaints His Pills like charm
They
RELIABLE AND SAFE.
&<rSD- dkvAu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-20
H.aA sAe TessaApny.

Casa ~ DYsrrrslA ~ uxrrzs rHAlS srAxpssa, crnn
u or boz o. I. =. snAnys cnxmk1lD Puls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-20
GRAND EooRE. La.
on Red River, April 10,

Dattle a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
A Change,

R,DENoUR & UNGEE have sod
ont tEeil Union Drug and Book
Store in Lockwoods Building 70
j.. S. BURNHAM, formerly ofLondon,
Ohio, who retains our popular
young friend UNGER in the bpsl.
ness. By accommodating man.
ners, careful attention 10 business.
and frequent engagements Of their
stock Of gooAs, they desire and are
receiving II liberal share of pat.
ronagc.
Besides drugs, Paints, Oils, Glass,
&c. they keep an assortment o.
School Books, Stationery Blank
Deeds, Mortgages, and Leases
justices and Constables' Blanks
&c. They viii procure and furnish
at city prices any books not on
hand,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
LATEST.

Up 10 the time of goin3 to presss
We have no very important news
General Thomas has abandoned
his strong position 81 Frank Iin'
Tennessee, and has formed his line
Of battle within three miles OF
Nashville.
Muller, the murderer IN the
English railroad car, has been eXe'
cu.cd in London. lie made a con-
fession on the soaftold.
We haye further details Of the
battle at Franklin, Tennessee. The
rebel General 0l'berRo is reported
killed. Our loss is reported o
1000 men,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01

ser The late Chief Justice fancy
is said to have had no faith in the
war as a means OF restoring the
Union, and looked with gloomy
foreholings on the future. In Il
letter written y short time before
bis death, he says''thc times are
dark with evil omens" apd hope,
Nthia generation may live to see
days of lazy and order return IN
timating at the same time that he
scarcely believes they will.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
Local and Miscellaneous
100000 MORE

Customers wanted at Huston AND
STEPHENS Dry Good Store, Main
Street Eaton. They have just rel
ceived a large stock of Dress Goods,
Meriuos, Goburghs, Sqo,ch Plat Is,
Calicos, Shifting Sheeting, Elan.
nels, Hosiery, Wooden shawls,
Cloaks, Gloves, Notions, etc. The
Whole of their Goods are offered
at very low rates for CASH, al d
parties wishing to hoye a lArGF
stock to select from, should call a
once,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
no .TIfE PATRONS OF TIE
"DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

Ar. WILLIAM FERGUSON has dis
ge,yed his connection with the
Press" and Mr. llAEPER FERdUsoN
Ia. taken sole and exclusivpcontrQI
Of the same. The latter gentleman
s.sr more than three years, has had
charge of the mechanical depart
urnt Of the "Press," aud has most
diligently and faithfully labored to
Sustain it, and having uow assumed
= entire control, we deem it on
Iny to gay in his behalf, that IL
al our intercourse With him, We
Lave found him an upright ape
honorable gentleman. and we be
}jeys i'm worthy of the rcspec
and confidence of the people IN 81
respccta, and we bcsplak for hin
q IiteraI patronage from the De
moerscy of PrsbIc county.
W. j. GILMORE,
j. v. CAMPBELL,
j, II. ZOOS,
J. b. STEPHENS,
ABNEB DUNLAP.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
ANOTHER RAID


On A. C~oFFMAN's Store. The
sudden approach Of winter has in'
duced Mr., CofIman to purchase a
large stock of Dry Goods, suitable
Tor the winter season, Ladies
Cloaks, Ladies' Furs, Domestic
Goods, Shifting, shesting, &C.,
and everything else that can pos
sibIy be wanted, may be had at
A. Cofimans.
N. l.. JOE is always on hand
to attend to the young ladies.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
HUILE TpOR,
COIL Or G0Lp.1

The HplLg D'0R " tbA prodh.' 9Th
most careful analysis and sphLopy Of he
haiL it will remove and prevent all dis
ease Ofthe scalp strengthen tho roots and
increase the growth Of the blir s"autlfyina
and deepening liz color G'ys ygor to The
pa,aAl supply Of coloFiug matte that giws
tint to the hair and, ~ short, aap have no
superior for hiding nature ~ giving bexi
b,fty, bespty and strength N the priw' o
naHent Of lbs person.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
ssld by Dealers ard Fugglstg generally
PBlsclPAL pEPoT, Ne 81 Lis sTY " \
SMITH & co
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
summary,

1t is believed that Magruder's ar
my is trying tocross the Mississippi
10 join Hood.
In an attempt of the Federal
prisoners confined at Salisbury,
North Carolina, to escape, about
forty were killed by the guard, and
q large number were wounded.
Schofeld has. gained a victory
over uool,at franklin, Tennessee.
The particulars will be found in
another column.
Commodore Maeomb has econ
noitcrel Roanoke river, and found
the enemy strongly intrenched at
Rainbow Bluffs, twenty miles above
Plymouth. The rebels have fin
ishcd a ram on Mouse river, larger
and heavier than the Albcmarle.
1t is predicted that the forthcom
ing message of the President will
be Of q conservative character.
Gen. Holt, of Kentucky has beer
offered the Attorney Generalship
hut declined.
1t is predicted that Grant vii
, make some important movcmen
peyt week,
On the 18th of October, a violen
tornado passed over Rio Janeiro
doing much damage,
Tie Confederate vessels Chieka
manga and Tallahassee have ar
rived at Wilmington. ID.
The subscription to lhc7 80 loa'
for the past week, is three and
half millions OF doIl&rs.
b. Judge Bates rrgcs LincoI IN t
appoint his ASS on Mr. Coffee
Attorney General. 20
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
Deem & Lake are Elected.

And are now prepared to fulfil
all their pledges to their constitu'
ents. Their Stock of Winter
Goods is large and well selected.
Ladies will here find everything
they need in that line. A choice
lot of Furs, etc, just received
Gail soon and get what you want
Nov. "a. 1Se4-8t
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
90 y 1IaadKYO

u! lea
OF spu'!J no $50 To SaVsIM pua
'uIg oQl 10 I7qwOm Mou $! lI!u
IL I'm ION V oQ o. pa"luoI8M
puo 'oonou lsollo4s oql no enop
Su!l!ndSH pun 'sJanon 'sSaUrA
~ 'q4oluS 'u'oD
'soAo4s xoG 'sumnloo lnol 'AoI1"d
pIulsmN '(peAollmI) 1000 lol'rd
sez!s esIV4 'soAQlS uolI s!ssnu
g / 1000 es!NllarHH '8pL'Aoo0
s4!dtuI 'ql pouonusm on Aem lsoI
oqn SnomV 'saAclS 10 luoUlIoSsr
poloalas ION pur. eSIr p'ppr
GlluooaL e4pq pouS !sIapun old
is!qL pVpY 4qoQ
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
Eagle Eetel.

This Hotel having passed out Of
Achey and Shafner's hands, has
been taken by Mr.. s II LooEwo'D.
We recommend the travelling put +,
lie to call aud we assure them they
will fluid an obliging host and a
we'll spread table.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
TIE KEW AGE.

an IlisMe have new arrived at Q new
= ~a'orAge-hel PetrdNu age, There
u how a chance ffer preblO c9sr
sas, 10 aEefts place as one Of tbellead-
counties in tEo Union, in q
ii Interchangeable point 'ot lew, We
.@eaggurel ~ those who hove in-
~ Investigated the matter, that Prebie
~ county promises fair to be n OF
sthe bes. oil regions in the States,
All that Is wanted is a little enter
prise on the part OF the citizens
Tho matter should be seen to Rl
cnco.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
WAR NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Decem Der 1.-The
following dispatch was received
flom Franklin late LAST nights
franklin, Nov 30
Mojar General Thomas. .
The enemy mado a heavy and
persistent attack with about two
corps, commencing at four o'clock
in tho afternoon and lasting TIL ali
ter dark. lie was repulscd at all
points with heavy loss, paobQbly OF
5000 or 5000 men. Oar loss is
probably not more than one fourth
of that number. We have cap
tured about 1000 men, including
one Brigediet General.
TSigucd.1 j. SCuOFIELD
Major General.
Iarties who have arrived from
the front, ard were witnesses to
the battle of yesterday, describe
the attack of the rebel force as desr
perate. -Four charges were made
nron the Federal line of masked
batteries in Il body four lines deep,
Each time the rebels were repulsed
with fearful loss. The fort is on
the north bank Of the river and
opposite the town. Extending up
the river and en%circleing the town
was a line of masked battesies.
Eye witnesses say this engage
mont, in desperation and furious
fighting, was hardly eqnaled by the
battle of Stone River. Forrest
in person was ON the field rallying
his men. a rumor is in circnla
lion that he was killed, but i
t lacks confirmation. Abo& sever
o'clock last night heavy leinforco
ments reached Schofiela, whicl
: caused a complete rout OF the reb
! eli forces. The city to-day is fNl
of fleeing residents of Williamson
and other counties south, The.
4 state that Hood is getting up a.
tho horses, hogs and mules he ca.
Thnd and sending them South.
= A great panic is among the ne
Jrroos in the counties south i
Nashville. Numbers are fockin
Ito the city for protection.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
NEW BREWERY.

NH ESSRa MILLER RAU &cq, HAY
lu Ing purchased tho brewery formerly
o. ned by y IhoDpsaR, beg leayetd Inform
thu citizens Of kRlop and vicinity that they
have on band n constant supply Of tho
aest Ale and Lager Bear In large and small
asbilfts to suit t1stGAsss.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01

49, There is is an a'legorical story
current, that once, Immediately
after Thecpore Parker had parted
from Ralph Waldo Emmerson on
the road to Boston, a crazy Miller
itc encountered Parker and cried /:
"Sir, do you not know that the
woEld is coming to an end2' Upon
which Parker replied "My good
man, that doesn't concern me, |
live in Boston," The same fanatic
overtaking Emmerson, announced
in the same terms the approach OF
the end of the world upon which
Emerson replied: 81 am glad of it,
sir; man will get along much bet.
ter without It,"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01


A Glesgvmlp, while residing IN Epuit
AAmeFio3 rs a miss oaary, discovered q
saleandi simple remedy for the gNFe Of NeF
ynps Weakness, Early Decay, Disease 8 Q
the Urinary end Bemihil Organs and 81
Whole train oedisap ldps hroagbt on by bans
full and vipiaqs Rbits, Great numbers haVa
been qlFesly enrtj by ibis noble rensdy-
Prompted by dasire 10 bepeGt the afflicted
end n%aRprthnats, | will eend the FeqlPq 10y
prspaTing md using thin meaielle, y, . soal1
cd envelope, 10 sBy pph who Ree4s W nee
oft'hRrsa ~
Please ~inClose b-stamPea envelope, ad'
dressed 10 yourself,
Address ,nv,N
atatian ~ Bible Hpaee,
n ew{ OH Y
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
.tIAaC UNI.


wllfout l%lcthol.
The Nascetum acts upon the stumarh
in sarh 8 manner AZ conclusive tn peui
tralize the Effects Of mlasmalic, paIsFiods
md all other inpureoE Jsietfriops atmos-
pherio influences upon health IL liner
ringly move the morbid eondlIlon If thr
STOMACH, imparts renewed yigor ~ eveiJ
function ofthe human syspem, is y SURF
preventive u fever md agus, and all 9th
er hillary arrangements, and . rellabl pro.
teeliop against the disease Of tropical eli
mates, Pr.te u cents. y B- 'reveutiyt
Of all malignant f~eve's, pa Q tarly the
spotted.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
M a1'nla.,

A LINiMENg CURl&G ALL lNPl.A
NATIONS,
The most extraordinary lininvnl even
produced OF elaborated by science OF ex
rerlence for neuralgia white sw swelI-
ing Of The joints, neck, breast. ."s or else
yhore; luinbago, sore throi 'rysipPlas.
govt, inflammation o. all KIM ervops Of.
lection, ulcers OF = ry CHARACTER. diseases
of the skin, such Us letler rlngrworm, itch
Ne, &c, Eael OF 'encmons animals, stlng'
Of reptiles 80 IN eeis, 4csh wounds, eater
nal p%tolso,3, sI:o burns AMI si,lds Fr'"'
50 cents
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01

nA. Read the Proclamation IN
another column, and you will then
know where to go tor cheap a 4
rood Groceries,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
Anti Cholera Pills.

A positive cure for any case Of cholera
No matter how v~Irulent may IF the atIsck
also, DiarrhGa or Dy'chterg-a sure and
poel; eurt sufferers from Chronic pi or
hea should Try this esiablish~' result a
ctolcp.. prippbl cents
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
Gr0ceJles,

Read the Advertisement Of Capt.
Lqnius, in another column, ''Qujck
sales and small profits is his
motto. Go and see him.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
New Jewelry Store,

BY reference to our New Advor-
sisemepts, it viii be seen that o
n pa Jewelry. Store h4s been open;
ed in Eisher's building, opposite
the Bank il you wat to paF'
chase anything IN that line or to
have your eIeek or watch repaired,
pay Mr. SsHLBsKEE . visit.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01

NCoNsoLATIoN To CRIPpLEs.-Why
is a man with IA coax leg never
likely to be forgotten oy his friends?
Because he is re membcred.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
FURNITURE,

SAMUBLs AND POLAND are daily
adding to their stock OF furniture.
Read their advertisement.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
SCIENTIFlC
MEDICAL PREPARATIONS
0fProf NJ W Dickens n, III. y.
Late Prof in The Philsdelrhia Mei fnllaef
PeristuItic Porsuadr RS

Cltot"Iltk " SNhAI
4 Vegetable Stom"ch ara Lir'' ifd
Purely vegetable pi Is, rrvnaled I'm ihs
%various geological formallons 70 Nrutral
,za atl miayma,ic, mineral OF ,'h"' ihau.
Ell" e upon the system. and without irastlt
effect, which Should be- arr'd'd, The best
. nd most UeliGble family met'"inr eYtant
hal u!ess under any system ~ t'Pt or -
pos,re, acting mildly and surely md leaN
Ing he stomach and hoYa's W 'slprai
and healthy condition j. dysper''"' bet
are i~nyaiuabIe. Prcr 95 rauW
IMPERIAL Ger IN TUJF
Ii you sq0er ttqma cough il p vrr
eva fault. ir3l u tb"se pills will con
vince yon of Ibat tact ihey dfcOmpost
the Phiesm, ami spptUe all 'niaPpottoR
il is Inc best %cumpoUnd ever put togetbfI
for coids, coughs, as,hDs, splitting OF blood
aud consVmpti4R. AL Wie,fd with corehs
Tram whatever chuse-efeu Children viii
wolmS-cap be vufed Ly 'beif yT fri"'
cents.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
4 WHOLE taMlLY INFLICTED -cplsREn
WITH SORES AND B0lLsS

c~oLrNR,A, HAMILTON Co.. ", Jan. ~, &C.
Ma. a, L. scpyl1-
Dow Sir This Is 70 certify that my vile,
ohilarvn, mother, and myself about Two yeArs
md . half ago, were sorely afflicted.
wife, ,,hildrOn, and mother, we're hrst TAX;
With n dreadful itching m the skin over the
shole bodv and | was covered with running
hollis. I employed several physicians, and
tried their prescriptions for about six months,
and foupa that, instead Of getting b ner,, 't
Grs,o Oorse and ,corss; aud 6nau' nc children
wsrc covered NTH 'nning sores er'T nc %aoH
locy. My brothe and 90, eisne oo.,
lies Of your BLOOD b.. aud ~stranN0M
hell, before we had one hH'. uSiX'
EERE ALL WELL. l had spent ovci one ~.
kra dollsrs before got your merlcl,p, u
Yours, Win T9fPeSS' MAkMa.a
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
LEGAL NOTICE

NTNRGAREi THOMPSON, Abram Y.
M Thompson and Nancy Th'mpsor,
Martins Il Be- Is aud .Alexr.der Begrs A.
ice L PuterGeJl AT job W PorierGeld
Robert NJ Thorn sor aud llaanoh Thorn
son. MarE$s 7 thompson, Elvra J. Thompson.
charles Thompson, FranGis NJ. Thompsom
and Frank Tho, p'on will take podGe, thar
a petition was q ed %agains' thea on the 2ah
dav IF November 1854, in the Cong Ct
CGmnon Pleas II and for Prob'r county. n
the STATE OF Ohio. by Moses Tll"n, On, ahd
is now pending, whc"rn the said Nose
Thomson dem Ss pariilQu ni the following
real ets,atp, situate "A Inc tnvrship Of Jeacr
son in the eoomya3 rrcbl and Stoe Of
Ohio, and bomdca l5S eerbed as ioi owS.
to wit: I've ror'le Il quar'er of Sccion No.
r in township Ne.A9 of Ranec No. | Eos
etc., and tnat dow be- ASST ned ihar in,
and thai It The ne&t lie m Of said Court.
application w,ll be 39rl Moses Thompson
for an o,dpr hat he dover Of the $ai'
Marglre, 9bom n may b" assigned here
IN, ind That p];.utiiuon may be mfde Of .q.,
I premises.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
NOTICE,

THE undersigned has bten duly APP
pointed Administrator Of The Estate Of
JOIN &illpr, lsie ot Prrble county, uki',
deceased. JESSE B ~slElIlENS,
lJreombpr |, 1861 3w
Foos Il r~EBngNs. Att Us.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01

pfWu ASh AIpNt iSd pIQVUS PlU W pEU " pUN
5000 Dozen Silver Iabll
SPOONS and FORKS, -, $50 to $40
In consequence Of the great stagnation
Of trade in the manufacturing districts Of
England. through the war having cut off the
supply of cotton, a large quantity Of yslpr
able Jewelry, Originally intended for the
English market has been sent of for Sale in
this country, AMI @ast be sold at nry ser'
feeH
/ Under these circumstances, ARRARDALE
d Co. acling as AGENTS for the %principai
European manufacturers, have resolved up
on a GREAT GIFT DESTRUCTION, subject to the
following regulations;
GERTli lgAIES naming eGch article and
lis value, are PLACED in SEALED EHYEL-
GPES, and we'll mixed, One Of these eur
envelopes will be sent by mail to any address
on receipt Of 2j'cepts,
All articles Soil at One Dollar each,
without regard TO Value
On receipl Of the Certificate, you will see
what you are going to have, and then 1t is al
your option to send The Dollar and take the
article or not. Purchasers may Thus ID an
o Gold Patch a Diamond king. OF any set
Of %lewelry on orr list for ONE DOLLAR,
and in no case can they get less than one
dollars wor h, rs there arc no blanks, The
ppicc Of Certificates is as follows;
I'm for nrnnr"","r"v.u","s.2o cent
rive for MINIMUM, .','",",'%ll
Eleven for n"",v,uv"."'"
Thirty for ,,",r,.,,",,,,r,, D.
blxty.fiye for .l",,"."r 49," ~
One hundred TOR ~y."t,"",.,, 10
AGENTS will be allowed ten cents on
every eertiRca;e ordered by then, provided
their remittance amounts to One Dollar
Agents will collect rs cents for every Ger
tifcnta, and remit Is cents TO US eithtr I
cash or Postage Stamps,
A~RRANDALE g. CO,
1857, BRoApwAY, New YoRK.
OotnhaS 81 lRRl-9m
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01

WI Us a5N,ctea can on the agent and gsse
samphlat containing certificates Of cures tTSm
TsiI KNOWN CITIZENS OF yINClNNAT!t
es- s~covil's Blood and liver syrup %
O0MpoSED ENTIRELY OF VEGETA'
BLES, aud is PERpEcrLY S'EE for CHI
SREN to use, in case Of sore , .outh or erEption
4 the siin. If M0THEl 3 VALUE the
health Of their children, tb y should eradi,
eate tba sasds of the disens. before 1t 10 te
eta.
Reno ,pr statement Of one Of tho OLDEST
tHEMIsTs IN CINCINNATI.
III hereby certify that have been MADE
,eouainted with 5C0VlLLS AKSAt
PIGLA AND sTILLINGIA, or BLOOD
LIVER SYRUP. TIL INGREDIENTS arc
,rtirsly vegetable, and no mineral enter
tato the preparation" ,,nn,u
One door west Of Bprnet House, Elneinnap
~ Sals oY the Proprietors,
a.. /. SCovIM 4 CO.,
No. u West Eighth Street, Cincinnati