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EXPRESSES.

a DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
~ oFTICE 6i4 PENN. AVENUR.
WslAi"sfos Oity, d. o.
GREET kAsIEIt, NORTHERN, AID WET,
ERF RxPRRe2 F0RWARDhRs ~.
ne" hsESisS, lSnsy, Js WsirT, VAIaahIsa
Notes, stocEi, A0AdR, Sc,
forwAfdsh with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 10 al
aeoe.Ei Ole sections OF the country. This Company
aIs Asneieo in the prinsipAl railway towns ii tns
NoATh, EAST, WEST AND k0RrHWBsT.
It's principal otiiees arc . .|ah
WAShTR6TOR u. o., NJ YORK, HO5T0H,
lRLLAJ2kLEHLA,B AL1ZlfOh6, OIlF-
ULhhATL, ST. LOUL8, LOUIE
VILE, LEXINGTON.
y hnSedOnH are made At New York and Boston
VAIN lines forwarding 10 the CAnAdAS and the
eritiaE Provinces, and with steamship lpAs 70 LiT
srpool, Southampton and HAvrs, and thence BY
LuLopeAn expresses 70 all prominent scmna reG
towns IN Great britain and on the Continual. &
Collsehon OF Notes, prAits, and BILLS made n al
assemble pAru OF the United StAtes.
O. q, DpkN, Agent,
WAshinEton, d. q
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NF ICI A L.


AryurINT GESLRAL's OFFICE,
wasHINsrOs, ID. Z. september 10, 81.
Notification 10 hereby glveu Fist Leuten Mt
Thomas HEX v, gmF ut al qi Nrtef 4ster 2li il-
noIs volunteers, that General Ordsrs, No. II Sep.
trmbef 8, 1854, IRON hea gus tiers Lepartmt mt Of
West NifgiuNA, uism' ssing him tue ivlee of the
United states for Abse ce vtthou leave, cireulAt-
ing lse and furious reports relative to the con-
GIioa and losars of the army of this department,
ami for diGobsdience Of ord r., will be cnnh med
By the Pr sden', uulesr, within u irty days from
this nEte, he zppuAr ucf re the mili's'y counts
sion In session In 'hlsc 70 which Brig 'dter Gem
sr7l JOha c Caldwell, uuirch states volunteers, lie
/ 2. sihent. and show by satisfactory pr bof that
the dism ssAl wAs unjust. -
y. D. TOWNSEND,
geD's Assistant Adiutant General
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RING DEBI LITYl
LAHGoUR. LAssITUDE,

LAHGOUR. LAssITUDE,
uH 90 .n 90. AND THAT N
Peculiar to the SPRING TIME OF The YEAR,
are INNS diateiy relieved by tho
PERUVIAN sYRUP,
or Protected Solution of PRoTOXiDE Of IRON.
THE WAN SYRUP
Supplies the blood wlth,i!. vital principle, or
LIFE ELEMENr-Ik0N,
Infusing SrRENGrH YlGoR. and NEW LIFE
into all parts OF the sysaIn.
One Of the most DISTINGUISHED Jurists in New
England writes to a friend A. folnwsi
"IhAye triedtha PERUVIAN SYRUP, And this
. HEw MAN OF ne; infused into ny system ne =
yiBoI and energy an no longer tremulous and
de- itNtPd, ~ when you last saw me, but stronger,
hesrtier, Aud with larger oApAcity for labor,
tai and phE.iesL than at any time during the last
An eminent divine Of Boston says:
"Ihavs been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for
some time pAsti II gives me NEW vIoon, Buox'
AscY OF SPIRITS, ELASTICITY OF muhcLEn s..s
Pamphlets free. J. p. DlNSMoRE,
No. 1911 BroadwSy, Hcw York.
CoUGHsi COLDS! CONSUMPTION
WlSTARs BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
ONE or THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, Whoopins Cough, Bronchi 10, DIN
Guilty OF Breathing, Asthma, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Group, and every
Affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
wistsrs Balsam OF Wild Cherry does not dry VI
System, but loosens 1t, I'D olesnses the Lungs O
all impurities.
Eoue genuine unless ssued ~. BUTTS" on tn,
wrapper. 20
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING,LEA
.TTNIoNl UN1oNli UNIoNlil
GRAND CONCENTRATION. o .a
TIME sroREs CONFINED.
MEssRs. SMITH co.,
p. Corner Of rweutIenh street and Psnn,. ave.,
' J.DSucE a CO.,
/ .as..rF. No. tst seventh street. 4
J. Il. SMITH, ElsI,s o..
.. r,h D., No. ESQ seventh street,
Have consolidated their business Al the
PEOPLES oLoTHIEG sToRE,
i. No. go SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite tbs Port ofuSs,l y %.
where you will anl ,pleAdia assortment Of Gus.
tom Made Gocd,. go .HE
Also, an immense sloOk Of Ready .Made Clothing
and Gsntlemen's Furslshlns Goods Of every de-
sOriptlon. ,..ts ~.
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF BOYS CLOTHING,
ALL THE LArESr Styles
AT PRICES THAT DEFY coMPErITIoNl
"BRrse UP THE BoYsi" q
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call sad sec our 10.
IMMENSE srock OF SAMPLES,
Whether you buy or not. No sh.rre for e,smina
ton. ...
COME EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, II
| YOU CAM ..a.u.
BUT COME
DO NOT FORGET THE PLACEt
III SMITHS,
| No. $50 seventh street.
sei2 Opposite Post ofiss.
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REDDIN RUSSIA sALvEi
r al Pain Extractor.
FORTY YEARS EMP RIENCE "
Has fully established the superiority or this sAlys
most angry looking swellings and InnsmmAtlons
ssif by magioi heals Old Sores, Wounds, Burns,
Scalis, 40, In surprisingly short time.
Only % ce "a Box.
Tho above are ali OLD and well-establshed Rene.
dies. H-..s
Fer Sale by
J. p. DISGnoRE, 4SI Broadway, New York,
3. W. FowLE Co., IS fremont street, Boston,
and by all Druggists. h'ai+'f aust wa sam
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T ooK' LooKt LooKr LOOK
cuSroN.AADE GOODS
BALTIMORE PRICES.
Now opening at Oak Hall
-- now TON
MERCHANT TAILORING EsTA BLISMENT,
under the supcrinteudenee Of
MR.. C. PALMER,
well.known to the citizens of Washington, where
) gu will hnd the largest and bes, assorted stock
OF
fIECE GOODS
that has ever been offered In Thu, city.
SMITH BROS CO.,
Oak Hall, ...
No. 46i Seventh street,
Opposite Post of1ce.
N. y. PIECE GOODS at whole,ale to the trade
at lowest market priseG. sei2
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n ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHINa.---WB
NJ have now in store full Stoeh Of Gentlempn'a
R1rndlhins Goodh Of the latost styeS, mAnufAetuf.
ed 'th the same degree pestnsss ttyle and Gle
VhnSS, 20 n made 20 order. a.f lIl.5'1 ~ .
SHe Pennsyiv AnIA Avenue, petEeon
b 90 9l.l It7F ninth and Tinth llEesla
s-r-ast' 'a' InysA '1s,lJuI 10, -.
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n r r Q / A l..
wAR DEPARTMENT
An,uTAuT GrHInALb OFFICE


ApyuTArT GENERALS OiIIsh {
WAsHIHaToR, September 10 iSes ~. ,.,S,t
The following named ON GERS, haNies ,bs nffsness
ed atthe he ,douarters Of the army Ior w
herein .fter specified, are hefeny ri. d.to they
lea. witbin 'aitsen days from Ihna ustH, '"IS
spp:sr before the MilItaEy r, Go%%G snsrm
,h ~ an r..iaucIi UnIted States volunteers, ~
president, and maize ,Ss ag Sci e u sssommenSed
sn. M.utss.I rom the service OF the United
statss ,,aaou, hare, d,oJeiisnes Of orders, and
=" nsgcri Of duty.
FRS. Lieutensnt Horace l. Pike, LIST United
sH''' Ibssnre ci,aota kGp.
Captain D. II. yeech, Com mirsary oil subsistence
o. First IT lie tenant Edmund Pcndleton, 81 United
States Arrilefy. 1900, -
F,r Aiding 10 rfYori at InndpJ'f, Nc a. oricrte;
Captain W. n. French, Commissary Of SUI
For being "a al eiiy ricel nuihortty and Ii-g Z
report at hendqudTteTI Military Ditfrei Of WdShiFg
ioL a. otdertd, ichsn aprstief by Ia pdroi,
MleI = u. Q, Barker, add, o1S psyTn'Stel
U tied States army, f. y. TOW NSEND,
sel7 Assistant Adjutant General.
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WAn DEPARTMENT.
... ApJuTANT GEkEsALS OttICE, I .
wAsHiN0ToE, September n, 1884,
CaptainJ o. Mott, oomminsA'y OF bubsistenee Of
volunteers, heretofore published for hilingto re-
port At Ann. polls, Md as ordered, L. exempt rom
dismlsaAl from the service Of the United ststea,
satisfactory expian ,tiOn TO the Changes Against
r. D. Tow NsEND,
,eia Assietant AdiutAut General
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pr. N. vELLNys Private Hospital. IA Me Eel.
ss.i moek, Corner Of Seventh and streets Oppo-
sits the Post and Patent onsss. Rooms n And ~,
ub stslrs, wsshinpoa, D. q. . r.Fs.. u IF
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioners
of Preblo county, Ohio, at their March term
or session in 1884, praying for grant to
change the Lswisburg and New Paris coun-
ty road as follows, to wit; the change 20
commence at point on the Gettysburg and
Dark County line Free Turnpike, where the
said Lewisburg and New Paris road inter.
sects the said Free Turnpike thence North
along the said Free Turnpike to the south.
west corner Ct section thirteen (l3), Of JEFF
fer-on Township; thence East along the
section line between sections I irteen (l3)
and twentylfour (21), to the township line
between Jcferon and Monroe town hips
thence Bast along the section line between
sections eighteen (lS) and nineteen (l9) OIL
Monroe township, half a mile to a road run.
ming North from the National road, and
there to terminate, and so much Of the Lew
isburg and New Pa, ID. road as lies between
the crossing { tho above mentioned road in
Monroe township by the said Lewisburg and
New Paris road, and the intersection Of the
said Free Turspik by said LeNisburg and
New Paris road to be vacated. l"a
MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb. /, ls64-tdm
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NOTICE.
CArissOPAsr Brewer PrtG. Itsbls Con
Va. mon Sloas, 81
Jshn AoonGsld Of. a u action.
Deftsl Az

''A' E' 6:f:.S r '''i''
.zADoK ToML1NSoS, and JsKA A.
ATomlinscn, Of the oounty Of Marion and
Mate Of Indiana, gill take Notice, that
Christopher Brewer, OF the county Of Profile
and State of Ohio, did on the 18th Day ~
November; 1853, file his petition In the
'Gourt Of Common Pleas within and for tie
Hcunty of prsbls, and State Of Ohio, sgAinAt
the said zadok Tomlinson and Julia A.
Tomlinson his wife and John BloGnGsA,
SusannAh Bloomfield his wife, and Mary
n. Brewer, dsisnlAnts, which is new peAd-
ing. The object Of which IL to sst asids'
n certain warranty deed executed By the
said Jshn ard SusannAh Bloomfield, on the
18th day sf July 1882, convsyiHg 70 the said
Zadok fomlinIon, the following real estate
situate in Prsbls county 0hlo: Being the
north papiaof the nnrthtaSt quarter, section
3e,s toaBAA !, range l saat; bsiBg thirty.
eight acres more or less Of the nortA aide 81
said quart - rF
Also, til SoatAlvsst quarter, Of section
80, township 8, range ! east, osRtaiaiag Is
acres, more or less, which decd il is alleged
to have been frkadslsntly made and sxssl,
ted.
Also asking to set aside = sertain nert
| gage executed on the sNid~l It'll day sfJuly,
is62, on the above described premises, bV
the said Zadok TonlinSos. to the said JohS
and Susannah Bloomfield for &S,ooS; .
ditioned "that the said Zadok TenlinSsn
shall support and maintain the said JohH
and Susahnah Bloomfield his wife during
their lives" on the ground that the said
mortgage is fraudulent and void, Aaa nAlS
to dsfeat the plaintiff in the collection Of Any
judgnont he might obtain against the Haid
JOHN Bloomfield, in an action thsa pending
in PEBBLE Common PlsaI. AlIs stating the
recovery Of &700 damages and $lf7-fl csStI
against the said John Bloomfield in said 40
ton, which is ausatisfed. Andalss stating
that Nary N, Brewer has a lisn sD said
premises prior to plaintiff 8 judgment, feI
$3.50, and 1856 costs.
And asking that said deed and mortgage
nav be ust aside as fraudulent and vOia
And further asking that said Prsnl.sI nay
be sold to satisfy the plalatifs, said judg
ment and costs, after SstiSfAing said prioI
lien in favor of Mary N. Brewer, aad sthoI
souitable relief. Aud The defendants ere
required To answer or demur to said petition
Oh the 18th day Of March 1884, or an srdtl
aud Judgment will be asked for in Asir alb
ssAes. H.e yes "
G1LN0RE b CAheRRLL,
Atty's for PlaiAtiG.
Attslt,
C. ". Larsh, Clerk -l .
Jan. al, lsS4-WG lPrk els:et
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Peer swsrSr, Pr'ble Common
ae{ Va. PleAG, In Partition.
Phsbs Sackman, etal.
TINE above named defendants, Pbsbe
i Sackman, Elizabeth HaWley, Eli SWerer,
Isaac Pence and Mary Ann Pence, his wife,
Albert Pence and Sarah Pence, his wifeAg
mes BWsrer widow Of Peter SWsrer deceased;
Samuel Swere", Lewis G. Swerer. Barton W.
Swsrer, Robert Swerer, George Swsrer, Sa-
rnh A. SWerer, = minor, and Agnes SWerer,
allsf PEBBLE county. Ohio, - 1eapardeu,
and Agnes Tesgarden, his wife; -
Rockhill and Phebe Ann Rockhill, his wife;
Robert Wooden, The unknown children and
heirs at law, of Mary Jane CaSselusA de,
ceased, Of KoIciusko county, Indiana, and
the unknowA childr3n, and heirs At law, Ct
| Levi Wooden deceased, who reside in the
comfy Of Marshall, and State Of Indiana
are hereby notified that the above named
Petitioner, Peter Swerer, on the 18th day of
January, A. D. 1854, fled his petition in tae
| Clerks Office, ofthe Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the County Of preble, and
State Of Ohio, against them as defendants
rwheein the said petitioner demas Is the as
sipnnent, Of the dover Of the said Agnes
Swerer, widow of the said Peter Swerer de-
ceased, in. and partition of the following
real estate in the county of Preble, and State
Of Ohio, and described A. follows to-Wit:
The southeast quarter, Of section Twenty
three, of Township nine, in range on6 east
of the meridian line &c.
And the said defendants are further noti.
fed that the said petitioner will make appli
cation at the next term of said Court, for
an order that said dover may be assigned
and said partition made accordingly.
ZOOS b STEPHENS,
Atty's for petitioner.
Attest c. " Larsh, elk.
jan. Al. l8G4-40d. TPr.f. $3.50
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Jsiia Ano Swisher and
RObertS wisher, sEx'Fs Preble
Of William Swisher, Common Pleas.
decd, va. Order Of Sale.
Juiia a SNisher, ct al
nN6aturday, he 18th day Of March,
" 1864, between the hours OF ten o'clock,
A.. Il. and fStf o'clock, ?. NJ, on the prem.
iSes, near tesisburg, by virtue of an order
Of sale {df sale Tor that purpose issued. we
&ill olersat public sale the following Real
Estals, situstein Prsb.e county, Ohio, to wit:
beginning on the half s%ection line 70 poles
Rest Of the northP&s. corner of the south.
east quarter Sectiah.H tToRuship Z, Range
3 East; haucs Soaths4H East 81 poles to a
stone corner thencS East II poles and 3
links te~1h9alone- corner; thence South l40,
East 30 poles to D stone corner in the creek;
thence Worth rs, West 80 poles and ID
links q, 4 stane corner; thence North 86o
West 2 zpolesi tn 4 'stono corner thence
South 16ss . poles TO q stone corner /;
thence South b7e West l6 poles 10 q stone
corner \ thence North 6I0 West 1872 poles to
q stone Corner Thence North 90 Vest 10
poIes to asstone corner; thence North 66A0
East 6 poles and IL links 70 a stone corner;
tUenee ESfth $50 East 81 poles and II links
20 o atone eprner thence North li0 East
80 pole md ~ links TO a stone corner;
thence E0ftb BE- I25 polest To tho beginning.
contaipiaG 81 and % poles OF land
more oriesss kogether with the Mill, build
ings, &e. saad alt .hr water privileges and
aPpartenAnecs, lherennto belonging, and
which are nliy described on record. This
tract with ths tp;l and Mater privileges will
be scpaTNsit soid. and is appraised at
also, -fhc following tract, Beginning al
the soutirwest eVrnpr ofthesouth-e quar-.
ter, Seclialn20s Township I, Range 3 East
thence North So East on the section line
ITO poles4hd ~ links to q stone corner
thence North SO Wcst16l poles to a stone
corner theece North $40 East So poles
and l6 Inks to d stone corner on the section
lilo; tHepcesN North i340 West Is poles to q
stole eerncr; thence North so West III
poles andz2l links to o Stone corner; thence
North 90 West 10 poles u a stone corner
thence Npfth 66!o East G poles and II link
10 Q stana- cornsr; thence North 25o WesI
% polea kfnsa STONE corner thence Nortl
go West is poles Q links to o stone corner
thence StatE So West 80 poles and l6 link
to q stone corner, being the northwest cor
ner Of said quarter /; thence South 3Ao Eas'
on the han section line l6l poles to tn,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 96 acres, 3 roods ant
pole pfs1and. more OF, less. This trac
WIN be odd separately, and is appraised a
$1,000 OOa So ~ q waa siata j 81
TERxsgefzS9Jy.s40ne.thir cash down
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FARM FOR SALE.

r HAVE FOR SALE A GOOD FARM,
lcontaining 80 acres, IS acres cleared,
tho balance rinbsred. The improvements
on the place comprise a good FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, a NEW BANK
BARN. and GOOD STABLING; there is al.
so a good SUGAR CAMP Of 600 trees, a
good well, and two good springs.
The Farm is located, ? miles northeast Of
Winchester. on the Winchester and Enter.
prise Free Turnpike. Far further particu.
lars applyto Mr.. D. Neyinger, on the prem
Uses, or at (hc Press oaee Eaton.
n VEY
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GUxRDfAN,S SALE.

TN pursuancs Of an order Of the Probate
Court Of prshle eepatys Ohio. made on
the twelfth hy H February, 4 }. 1864, in
ths cad Aibs Emmons, guardian Of
Prsncis Emmons, against her ward, the uu.
dera, sned I'LL. on the
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Great Bargains!

HHARLEs SoEHEER. Of Hamilton,
" offers a fine stock Of PIGSos, at reduced
prices, Of different manufactures, and vari.
Gus descriptions. He buys his Pianos il
the East for Cash, and pays no store-renti in
comparison with the dealers of other Cities,
therefore he can sell them lower thai other
dealers for Cash or convenient paymenta
He has also PIANOS FOR RENT,
and let the rent pay for the P'anos.
OLD PIANOS OR AELODE0NS
will be taken in exchange, particularly his
old customers who bought some time ago
from him, and wish to exchange for larger
Pianos. with the latest improvements, will
be offered good bargains.
Letters or ISeuIRY will be promptly an
swcred. To save money call on CHARLES
SOGHNER, at HAMILTON, Butler County,
FRoSr & BASIN ST. ~
Eel. II, ls64-dw
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a0arIYRHYaS CURRD.

uEsIII, OIIo, 6eptsNbr -, leA.
dnsrs. A. L. GGJV:LL 3 Co.
GrnL. III kars BIOS ~sSSisA Nd
q tsspiA L@,sn Of Ne ksus,s fer sx 81 ssTGA
ysan, GAiah AAa basA tAS eNISS II . great
GSA Of SEHsriSC.L 10 ne, apd had - dspnvs
AySslf Of nAsy kiAAs Of fed, Asd sss4 nSsA
.A.nsAl, stA., SsNl / Est Dr.. HStt's Lvga
Fills, EAd Esd VA: ihSy keep Av bsvsaS
rsssiar, ARd | ssN cav anything tAst ny
Aniiy lAa. Sss, eonAdsAGy psSeapad
Asss Pills - Ihsss ~. are EoSbbea usb
s~SSGDht.sa u the bSEAs.
Truly yssn, J0HN PLBAlHN.
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PnIeys v CURED.

EShTshserby OhSJ wv - 49,
Hhsssa- A. 4. sssVILL 4 o..
Ss.Ls. IL have ban, hS years, sab
,SSt 10 sNsska Of 9iiissS Fever; mad ssns-
Gan | have SAsu laid uP 81 nsAtha, ss4
~ syStaR len in q Rssbb stets BY Ne ne q
~nSHg sSAisiAs, EAsA Was yivsa b ne By
ny Physician.
have sveA uiAg 1r. Nets Liver Rlls
or SINE tine. iRd that ean bruak Aeae
.ttAsks IN = &sy o. -, SHd sasaps SsifelY
LS fever. Ny daughter had 81 staAak o.
Ayszssais, piisk iistroAssA her much -
scala SEA G~t scarcely anything ~vithsuegsa-
.~ainx sAuEaAtoA al her Stsnnch OentAuA1y-
kAS tins sisOa Ae get aAd has bsss ueiasa
Or. Ustt'a Liver Pills, aAd b rev y lke
sASthsr bsiRK, hAvs huAd Aso that tAs9
are he nsst yalsAbls ens Ter Breaking N
colds, Headache, Pains In the side ana yAsk.
I would not b wilhsat them in nay hRily.
THOMAS 1JaAE1
F@ sAls hy Ne Ppsprittors,
A. L. s00YHL & g.
na n west Rvbsh strsst OAndiAaaA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
pYapxPs1A. lon IEpIaEafIeR,

ThA il generally attended with sos' rtsEaeA.
les Of apPs.iS, aasGsA, a~atrlsEsy, hsast
barR. sosiiVsroGs, ASGt n The SsspSaA wA@
nFy. = pain in ,As side, yAlSss. es-khe
SosAlehEscr, LzEasr, low spirits, aizturbat
LssP, PAiHs in ths head, he.
%srIrHsVrELS. One, .h5 ], tAA
Nn1m. A. l.. ESaThL i CO.
G~ts.s 81 have Nund -. HstFS
LivIr Pills ons o. The bssa ns1aiAD -
1~yspsYsia that | syer used. l had bsss
sAirt-d WIKI he disease 6r more thsa siS
A0ahi, and ny vistaaS GisIs,SSA ny.
Assn, stOa 10 such degree o y seAAs
venting. WA NEST u Me ins oss6va-
1 kNrt ihA, ne rilA kalA ny sswSh epns
vitAssi Iripiag or pGn. ! have astsaf1y
saiSsA ia uoisk., siEN .IiAg thsucbNiaR
- pSSEAs h4sNisr ,kaH sAsa ] osnR~sNd.
! eve ny ssrS SOlsly 10 r"n q tls Pin
6BoRaE DAxA
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NRBu, 4. l.. asoVTLL b C..
asnb. This 10 u oArtify nat haR
nsa4 ~. Mstt's Liver Pills In SLICES AtaAskA
md fvund thSa b b tAs bss Pah Ass !
syst seed for 49, purposs; and I hsTs sle
assd li.a - . Gatflrtio NsAihns, sad hare
tvsli ksI lihls use fsr . EkysioinA lsss l
NAi den IL ny aaly.
Tsuv, EEly ALA TRkACA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03

~. asa dIFati.a b rendered cas-. Tia RaiAa
q he HsaA, Back, aEd RAmAsA, WI be
rSaSvaA. The EsVoiS Will become eleansoA
SaA rS1SAr, TIE BLOOD PUkb AAb
HEALTHY, sAd lie UrAs natural.
Although tASeS Pills ore n"d' SsershiAg
h thSir sstioA upsa the vhss IyStsaj ~
tAav are harmless, even ftT the nSSi dSH-
am SysAn, a. tAsy sSztAn ~ Mercury
" uisSral in ANY fSrn, bat srs sOArssoA
saurslV q ySEstabls sLkItAANtS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03

will PFvnstS a healthy
astlsa Of tho uTSr, HAd
viii sbsase this -cNns
Bile 10 . hGalLhy ssatA
To prevent " rcAsve Ne
sssrOiSh Of unAsAftAy
bile, thsSS hllS ASys 3
GpssiAs action IL ~
Ever afssr aslng thosas
IN tsHgas viii bsasaAs
anSOth and SlsAA, ~
taOta viii beoOsae Bn4u-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
DR.. RAPHAEL,
Dox Ne. 34S3, PoST oTFtoB
aTMmMMAFT ANA .
e TIE AFFLICTED READ

AID l.aru hat a ysrAst and raaIsal care b warfAarhd
SAa gsaraassA 70 all whs Wiz uNkSs.,
PrssstSa u spirh, dbtrss AAd Aaguhh u min1, ha u
inSP, ha ofnsnsry, les u sasrU and nusSahE povoS,
rvsy rrOwth, wasting away, aAd a want Il sennGS.se n
asaassl,s, hiating Al, ssaTuidrs trSMSAnss. tsea-
HEAR NHAf 4 MEDICAL PRnss SAYL
sSuis p~hytl.iaAs require y V w The natHrs Z ySuF
Hst. HIS pGhst knsuSAss 4 Tia huAaA syslsaA ssAAlss
Ain 70 describe ths dssasos vithout say infSrAAttsa hSm
~ patient, y orphan Ii original sAsss, cad ;. yusrsnss
ssd frankly III whether yea en- ~ ssrsi o. M. Al
hh ssanuaioAksns ard iAterVisws Hs sartoty prtySAs
AID ssnAAsatii.-hsAisa JssTasL
rhs SStaAis ksasdiss Of Or. Raphael, - naKiish -
Saais Physician, nsvr Mid yet 70 nais a rsrSs, raA.
81, aad lsrnaaSat eyre Of ALL PRIVATE, sDCRuf,
AID VHHBRKAL D1lAABKs, withsut us ~ Il Mx.
ssry, without hisdsrAAos hSa busias-, and witbsat
bar 4 disssTsy OF exposure. No deadly Patssas, ssaA
!. arSsais, usx vsniea, spiun, or any oShsr peissaa.
H nsr.ury Esny deadly notwithstanding bet parsk
xsEssesis sseAAiOl nsmsata are seod ~ this wsadsrAd
- Sars tie most obsuaats aBd the Aost ~dAAgsr0as eases
AnA " remove all nsrsary and sthsr inpurfttss froa ~
Ystsn Shsa all ether ksaasd:ss had hilsA. MNissi
eeoD NHws FOE SINGLE MEN conrnnpLAV.
lie MARRIAGE. usar what the Daiansss ssrss-
E%sads.t n the odAAles, esonsbOrs, Maryland, saiA 90
Thursday, TIE Slst u May, lsee:
suros Of diSsasss caused by early iadisass-
tsA having besa ~PsESsrned by the English Betanlo Pby.
ststaa. 81 Il ny d1ty, having a k~nSwisdgs Of tLsa, ~
eabs the ~, believing that IN doing " I nay Do a sSTv.
- 10 the sahbring. 0As ease In particular-that caa
yoaag man IN this Gty-s worthy Of nsse. Ne had
hrssnaa thu victim Of \ habit, the more allusion 10 which
A<u . ShHdder, end Atsr years Of suffering and doctor.
On up all hOAS Of recovery. Ne Wi.Sod to NARY,
SAs dsary beloved BY ~ sweet = girl - ever hapei
Of adschsn, but no was harfl, nervous, cad peaS
He dared net wed On Asosunt Of tho shattorNa
hsystsn. NJ sought rsHsf al the hand of ~
ehJsistAA, and. aseoahhing n It may Sesn, ~
and vigor Of youth has retained, and ha i
sHvy httsr Of . pair u bSLght boys"
o are u1GorinR, ne lnattar What thSlr aoaAnlai.1
On the Botanic fhySisiAn 0saHdsauaHy, Thai
upon rslisc Hb emss h Of No. SO RASS
Del. s5Sauers y. end R~SanAwss, ctXu<aFAh