davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-23
LOUISVILLE, Kr.. Sept. is. ls6a.

LOUISVILLE, Kr, Sept. l6. ls62.
On the 23d " Ju.y last ~ ted tbr ugh an agent
OF mine I" the Medic a DIR tie Tepar' of the
Gu nberland sample Of my C'dron BiIefs or bis in.
specuon and rrque ted, II sirr snay 81, be found II
mstiiorous, 10 saDctin and approve its our
soldiers.
The following is The Medical rec'ors reply and also
Gen RE ans permission ship sou zrn AT once T..
have II sold Ia sn'l-rs. J HN BULL.
IL am satisfied that Cedron B'ters will do no hsrm 70
any ne. Il taken per and "a Iteration see NJ,
objection to Dr. Bull in: permitted disprse IL to
sustiers. A. hfNR' THURSTUN
Surgeon and N' di a Director u. c.
HEAnorARTESs DEP 7 90 rHE CuxsERL.xpJ
NAsHsIILs. 1xNN Juy - ,s63
DR. John Bulls Assnt- Mr. -. has perrtis~i.n %
ship 70 Nashville, Tnn twenty five lo 3O0 dozenl
OF tus Cecron Bt.rs. for sae 10 Suters in The army
only.
The regulations o. the Treasury Department are to be
comp led With ctly
By conn a. OF Major General Rosecrans.
Wv. NJ WILLIS,
haior ard Provost Aarshsl General.
Ssd Wholesale aid keta II "
J. r SENOUR Druggist
West Washington Strcei. Indian spoiis
rsrcfl d6m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-23

noN A NEW METHOD % TREAT
" ING venensl Diseases, inclt fling
Syphilis IN all its stages ,ionorrhes,
elect, Structure, vsricocile, and Hydro
cele, Diseases @. the Kidneys. Bladder,
&c. with Jut mercnryi containing q rsi.
uable treatise on that widespread lnala-
dy Of youth, Seminal weakness, Noe
turnal Emissions, sexusi Debility. Inn
potency, &C.. the secret inhrmities Of
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-23

u" The p antstion Btters have cured ms Of a
dersngem of h- kdueys snd urinary that has
distressed me for years. II &C lk~ charm.
&. Z. MOORE, 254 Breadw y, N ~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-23

AUDITOR or STATES REPORT. The General Remarks
contsi ed IN the Report Of Hon Joseph Rstine for the
ton, ESQ. and J. Rstne. Eight pages. Price, 81 SO
per hundred.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
ANAL ROx FOR FARMERS

There is economy in farmers having a
nail box. have one made some twenty
years ago, feet long, 10 inches wide, w,tn
eight apsrtmentSin il, for holding nails, a
place inside for thslwo foot rule, gimblsts,
and scribe, :he hamaer and piucerS in a.
mong the nailb On the outside are two
brackets tina, hold the saw, is built very
much like blacksmith yhoeinglbJx only
that 1t is higher, the suds forming the feet,
and the top running up higher and sawed
Of square 81 40 to answer the PLACE Of =
,resiie IN saving off board. The handle
unS lengthw,Se nd through the end pieces,
.Snd is strong enough to carry II to l5
pounds ti nails / make 1t n p,lnt 10 Keep
nlne hizes of nails in my box, tow.i: 3, 1, s.
s. rs, ~; II and ~ penny, so that tcei
prepared for the various llltle jobs to be
cvntlhuany met with on f9rn For want
OF this assol tment oi sizes, how often d. we
see bo,,h Iaade ofa small job by irving 10
dr,ye ans or ~ penny Jail through an inch
board into hard YAK post nal bendu
board spllts, and 1t fails generally in lis Oh.
j. ct. ipstead ihereof (haylng the box ~
mandy, take s penny oreeyen as all, End
the end aud object migtt be satisfactorily
accomplished The next post we come to
may be Of poplar or hemi'cs aud W. will
need al or 10 peunySs6 or i would not do
At all, and SO it worGs all the way through
Aud thus is one Of the season Of the year
when such .iaihng up ia necessary, in order
t. make our anlmals as comfortable Is pos
slble, AND our buildings secure. And how
much ufcripe may often be secured b. mere
ly lacking OF a board or shutter. to pre-
vent the wind from 1hi.tling through the
hablatiouS Of our cattlei ...'
la connection with this subject, and .s
sometmes when shout putting up small
budding. We are At . loss t, know how ma.
ny and what Szcd dspiAes AMI nails would be
neeoed, it ma. be we'll - hear what an Old
msn who had nothing to do sud couldn't
.lerp should say about spikes and nails
he says there are bot qulle Eve inch
spikes 70 the pound; seven 6 inch do; ten
) inch do; twelve n inch do aud sixteen
1 inch do. (Clmverland manufacture
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
Eerrofnia, r 81 Kings Evil,

constitutional disease, . corruption Of the
blood by which this fluid becomes vi6ated,
weak. and poor. Being in the circulation II
Pervad:s the whole body, and may burst out
tn disease on any part Of It. No organ Is free
from It's attacks, NOR Is there oEe which it may
DOT destroy. The scrofulous taint is varioualy
saunpd by mercuEial disease, low living, dis.
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, Rlth
and, Althy habits, the depressing vices, and
,Nboye oil, by the venorral Infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con.
St.tutior, descending " from parents to children
nato the third and fourth generation !" indeed,
4 scents 70 be the rod Of Him who says, 81
VIII visit the iniquitics Of the hltherS rn"n
AiAsir children"
Its ef-ets commence By deposition from tho
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which in
lhe lungs, liver, and internal organs, Is termed
tubaTcles; IN the glands swelings; and Oh
the surface, sruptions or sores. This foul cor
Vupton, which gcsders in the blood, dcprGsses
tha energies Of life, so that SCI ofilous consttu.
koHS not only suffer from scrofulous CON.
plants, but they have fur less power 10 with
stand the ATTACKS Of other diseases; conSe-
euently W mbers perish by disorders
shioh. lthooSn not scrofuleus in their nature,
ere stN rendered fatal by this faint in the
systef1. Most Of the consumption which do
climates the hunaP fhn,ly has its origin directly
N this ssrohlious contamination; and nany
destructive diseases o. tie liver, kidncy', bfnin
3 ARd. inde>d IF aIl tae organs, arise from OF
ore aggravated by the sarae cause.
One quarter Of oil our people are scrofulous;
Gieir persons are invaded by this lurking in.
Lection, and their health is undermined by it
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
THE RIGHT s JRrUF KtLlHION.

Some one whose head is unusu.lly ''lev
el,"" has written out his idea. Of religion a.
follows. It will do 20 read aud think about:
We wtnta religion that goes into the
family, and keeps the husband from being
splt, fui when tie dinner Is lats; keeps the
wife fr"m being frettn! when the husbsad
traekst the newly wa he'd L 'or with his mad
dy boots, and makes the husband mi"dfu' Of
the scraper and door mat; amGses the child.
rem as wellas instructs them: wins Ss well
as governs tham projects the honeymoon
into the harvest moon, and makes the hap
py hours like the eastern fgtree, bearing in
to oosom At once the beaut; Of the tender
blossom and the glory Of the ripened fruit
We want . religion thai bears lot only on
the sinfulnSGs Of sin, but On the rascallty Of
lying and attalng.a religion that banishes
ell small measures from the counters, small
baskets from the stalls, pebbles from the
cotton bags, clay from pAp'r, sand from su,
gar, ch,ckory from coif e, beet root from
vinegar, alum from bread, lard from butter,
strychnins from wine, and water from milk
cans, l.H rB gH- ....' .t.g ,..-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28

EccENTRIcIry. - The Wandercr
Of Vienna relates the following i'll.
cident:
"An elderly gentleman, a widi
over, recently died in the neigh.
horhood Of this city, who had lIi,.
singular practice OF lever wearin
pair OF stockings the secou
time, but of every day putting
a new pair which h.dheen knit,
for him by some Old women WIN.
he kneS, and whom be paid ii,
crAly A. his death lie ieft 245y
par Of nO'en or eoium S,orkin.
-anA 209e par Of thread. ..!l car.
f'IIy pa, away. This Originally j.
said to have arisen from q sort o.
pious remem 5rance of his vii,
who hal been only poor smiling
girl before her marriage.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
ON TIE RENOV AIOFSPAINo
FROM SILK.
A correspondent of the Lone

A correspondent OF the London
Pharmaceutical Journal writes:
Being u xious to discover some
mcLns by which the color could be
restored that had been extracted
from violet silk dress by acid
juice having been accidentally
thrown upon II, | applied to more
than one chemist and druggist,
thlnking there mast be some cho.
laical agent which would restore
violet, a. spirits OF hartshorn, it is
wellknown, viii res' ore back.
Mt being able to obtain any in
formation on the sn' jet: thought
of trying some experiments tor
myself: the first, proving success
ful may be- worth recording, if ON.
ly to amnse tie more learned with
the simple attempts ofa9 amateur.
Having recently superlntended
the ''iodrue process" tor annihila
ting a blot of marking ink from
linen, it occurred to me to try it on
vio'et silk; the p an Lad Iptei Ia AS
follows, and will sarve az u recipe.
Brush the portion OF fabric with.
iIncture of iodine; then, alter n
few seconds, we'll saturate the spot
with a snlurion OF hlposu'phate of
soda, aud dry gradually; the color
is perfectly restored, and | consider
my experiment highly satisfactory.
q should have stated that it WAS
knowing something of the chemi-
cal composition and properties of
iodine that induced me to make
the experiment which l have de-
scribed. Io' aI ..... g.....
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
FIN NANCIE ING.

u L
There is an impression, almost
amounting to a superstition, that
fnancieringis u tfcuItrand mys.
terious art ltis, intruth, tue SIM
plest of sll the departments otcpm-
merce. Laying aside all technical
terms, financiering is nothing more
than the art CT borrowing money.
There are but two steps in the
tfAnsaction, the fist 10 10 find some
psreQn with liaaney TO lend, who
Ilas eatistie,l with gaur eeearitiss;
ana 1l|l = y fee ap6n fhS
rat. ofihtefest.
The poor washerwoman who
''spouts" Que OF her kettles at the
pawnbroke''S goes through both
steps OF tinanciering, and the pro.
Cess IL no simpler than that OF the
merchant who has note discount.
ed ut the bank If the washerwo-
man pawn4 the clothes of one of
her customers. trusting to redeem,
ing them by pawning the clothes
of the next customer, she makes
an operation when is very closely
parallel to that most mysterious of
all financial operations-"kite'fly y
ing
General Jackson remarked, that
"men who do business on borrow.
ed capital ought to tall" Though
this hard. hearted maxim las been
denouAced beyond measure, it GER
talnly has the sanction OF Provi,
de ice, for they nearly all do fail.
The statistics of General Dearbo m
show that out of every hundred
men who do a credit business,
ninety seven become bankrupt. Fa.
nous fnanciers are especially Ger,
taiu to fail. We never knew one,
from Nichols Biddie down, who
did not tinaly ran out. The really
shrewl and thrifty men. such As
A L. Stewart and james Gordon
Bennet. never have ny occasion
~ borrow money-to hnancier.
F'nuncicring is simrie--and they
are simple wko practice it.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28

AN ISTALIAsLE CUEE Foa DYsEErERY, -
Dr. fage, nt Washington, communicates to
the Republican Of that city, the following
simple remedy, long knowG in family rrar
tice, and which was recently tried in the
camp of the New York 22d regin snt, vhers
there were from eighty to one hundred
cases daily, aud with rapid cures in every
case.
Re'sipt-Iu a teacup half full of viueg.r r
dissolve I. much salt as it nill take up,
leaving ittle excess of salt at the bptro n
"f the cup. POUR boiling wa,er " pom the
'olniiop till the cupis two,thlris or three-
quarters full a scum will rise to the sur.
face, which must be removed and the sou
tion allowed 10 cool. ,...........t. ..
DOss--'rablespoonful three times day
tillrelieved .uH {g..l.s J.'f :
The rationale ofthe operation Of this
simple medicine will readily otcur 10 the
pa;hologst, and in IAAny hundred trials l
have never known it to tail in dy.eutery
and psotracted diarrhei. 1 80.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
" GENERAL HOOD. I.

The. new Rebel General in Georgia, JoHx
B Hoob.is nahys Of Kentucky and grad
uated nj West Pcintin 1854, ,holgh without
special MARKS Of honor. On his sraluati IN
Lac vas AsjgpeS as brevet Second Lspten
'anlto the ith lnfstiry % In 1855 he was
transferred to the I'd Cavalry, with de-
tachmpnE OF which he had >, gallant conflict
With q b,dyo Camanhe and Lipan Ind
ans near the head of the San Pedro river,
Texas. 10 July, 1857 In this affair he was
wounded The next year no was promoted
to be First Lieutenant. Hs resigned his
commission in April. 1861, and was ap-
pointed 4 BTiasdisr Gensral in The South
ern army For = long lime he served in
ZEE army, AID Oh being promoted Major
C;ener i. was assigned to command the Sd
dIYisioa Of LokssTRESr'S corps.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
~ ,.. AYERS
iaEpourd Extract Of SarsaparilIa,

me mos; eifectuai Ie.ncdy which the medical
&ill Of od- times oan devise for this overy-
where p.e7nilhs and fatal nnlady. l. is COM
bined FROM the most active reniedials that have
been discovered for the eKpnrgation Of this foul
disorder from the blood and The rescue Of the
system fror its destructive consequences.
Henee !. should be Employed for the eurc II
not only Scrohtu. hut also thosc other aaec-
Cons which arise IRON 1t, such Us ERuPrrvB
and SKiv DI.EAsEs, ST. ANrnosY's FiRs
Ross, CT Ely siPELAs. PMPLEs, PusruLm
Bi.orcnEsy BLAiNs and Io1Ls, TvNoRs, TE1rTn
and SALT RHRux, ScALS IIgAD, RiNowoRM,
RHsvMATisM, SrrrILiTrc and NgncunIALDs.
xAsIs, Dnopsg, DYrEpsIA, DEHiLiTr, and
indeed, ALI COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM VITA
FHp on INPrNs BLoop. The popular bcIirf
In "Mpwitg Of f0s bioOa" ) founded in truth,
for ssrofils " degeneration Of the blSod. The
rartieplaI purpose and virtue Of this Sarnapr
lilla u 70 purify and regencrsic this vital hsid
without which sound health 10 ip,posa,ble III
eonsamiupted constitutions.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28

DS Wheeling, Virginia, ia on;
of the oldest of all places. Ths
Iutelligencer, of that city, give;
tho following sketch, 9ouchlng for
its accuracy: .sH -.
ave saw yesterday, going aE
toward the upper ferry, a team ol
four animals "a horse, q pony, q
mule, and a hull. The horse bad
the heaves, the pong was hlind.
tho mule was lame, aad the bull
had no provision Tor fly time. In
the wagon, which was ~ ordinary
one, sat u white man, u crippled
negro, aud a tame skunk. The
skunk was hrmy bound with ii
wisp Of straw. The white man
held the lines, the team held its
own, and the uigger held The
skunk
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
No. aO4
Rights If Ansrisans,

= So
A wag has made the foll"T ''
summary OF what he "a . toe IN ''
li.nabIe right. Of Ame'icana' ~
which ure not enutuer'Itsd IN -
Declaration Of ln.lependsnee;7-
10 know any T4de OF tat 4
without apprenticeship Or * :
eucP. ---.-------,
TO marry without regsrd to '
tune. state of beaIth, losluo"' :
opiniol Of laren,s.
10 have y wife aud family, 't
pendent on contingtneiss iUi ~
ness. m aud, in case ii Sudden d..t
ls6 leav5 thsp spsfslg spRPFcsl
70 tead. our children no n
trade. hoping that they will
when grown up, wit enough
live OH the industry OF other ]
pie. ,.,
To enjoy,the general sympa'
when made bankrupt by recE
speculation. o..
To cheat the Government
possible.
To hold offices without 'oe,
competent to discharge the duF
To build houses with niIeJ'
sixlinch walls, 60 to the funeral
tenants. fremep, and others XII
by the fall, weeping over theDA':
tsrious dispensations OF fEo'
dence."
To build our cities and tow
without any parks, public SO ar
b, oad streets and Ventilated oio9i
and call pestilcucc IL visitation
God. -sfl
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28

To PREvESr GArTLE FROM IUxPIaa FEx,
cEs The to'iy~.ng singular statement was
made al iat' meeting oi the aacrlcaa IN
st'ut2 Farmers dub ANEW York: no. ,
=, 10 prevent steers from jumping .fsaces,
clp"ff the, eyelsshef Of tie ander lids with
> par OF Scissors and the abili or dis ,osl
ton TO jpmp is as etfectuaIiy DESTROYED as
Samson s power was by the los ii h slocks
The animal will Aot attempt fence mill
the eyelaShes are grown again. Of this we
are informed by Saml ilhrons, the great
broader ef Duchess cuuutV. who assured rs
tha, he had tested t upon a pair Of very
brSachy oxen. Asst was ufgreA value 10
him, he bopes it wiu be tSsei by others"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
TEMPTATION IL. You would

TEMPTATION 1t You would be
from sinsty from temptation. IL
who does not thdeavor to aYo:l
the one, c, mot sxneet Providel oy
to defend him from the other. u
the Fl st spArks of lit were bHench-
el, ,hsre woqla be nc flame; to!
how Gun he kill who dargs not Ia
angry. or be al adnltsrer IN M uc,
VINO dors not tranSg ess io desire ?
How can he be periused who fee
an OATH; or he detraud, who doy3
not allow himself to crvet?
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28

The religion that is to advance the world
will not put ali the big strawberries and
peaches st the top, and oil the bad ones at
the bottom. II will not offer more baskets
Of foreign wines than the vineyards ever
produced bottles. TO u.u .,
The religion that is 10 sanctify the world
pays ig debts: 1t does not con ,ider- forty
cent? returned for one hundred gvenis ac-
cOrding to aospel, though it id according to
Aw.J Il looks on man whu has failed in
trade, and who continues to live in luxury,
as . thief Il looks on man who promises
70 pay fifty dollars on demand. with il tsr-
Ast, and who heglectS to pay i on demand,
Gith or with, ut inter.st, as liar
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28

"A private letter from tue SCI
r,tary Of the Atlantic Telegrap.
Company says: --.
The contractors ATE maSr
great improvements at Easi tIl",
wicn, clearing away old maehi"y"
aud substituting others OF nu"
improved principles, especially !"
our cable. We shalt have suci. e:
cable for perfection OF material . !
workmanship as the world L:.l
neyer before seen. a..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28

"A private letter received from
London, by gentleman of Bosto,!
gives s fact which we huve NJ
seen before published. At the
great commemmoration day at Ok
ford, last week, d Confederate OF
Ger appeared on the platform IN
his uniform, and was chesred t.
such q degree ss to. rise seversi
times and bow to the galleries l.
nowledgment of the honor.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
lkoADNorIcE,

The viewers and surveyors as appsilied ny
the Gomhshl oaerS ot PrebIe county. arthetl
last regular June session, 20 Visw aud survey +
a ned county road, On the following EoGte,
VII: beginning ap the Eaton 4 Lew'sbur!
Free Turnpike. ana on the line betweEn sec
mons ls and "a, in Washington to~nShip,
and running thence sast On Eaid line. ana
Of. The Inc between sections IL and 10, and
b,tween sections II aud ~, in Twm Town
ship, to ir'e,sect the Twin township Free
Turnpike, will meet at lie place ofbeRinnins :
above named, on Friday, the 9th 4 yof Aug
dst nsxt, for the purpose OF viewing sna sur
veving said road.
Petitioners
June %, lS6A--4t*
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
EATON, PREBLE CO, oH1o rhBRsDAY, JULY ss, 1864.
wLADIES SHOULD DIX .oS.

A. vou innI; frnm ,ol,r ln,I,wsg
{, p,y,s. ,,l,s.ry. tl,. frst tlry wo'
m,.,, w,,n m... fnr+y I,.ve ,,na,.s do,
,,,s... i. ,ns miIJl. sn,,,jI
p',,.',',tr ~ dark h,,ir. and n swsr.
.,;n ,Isxinn. Inr' .n wn.I a..
,,,i @ -, "n'v su,,.Ms ,nr il,s
a',s",, m I'm, ths ..ys ,nd rom,,l,.x nj
-, rns ~, s,,r, Ilow neat n. ts.t
,,J-, iIovy ws,i tho cloti,e.
80. mr. 80, and mora. man a,l. now
.,y,s,it fIn,,. ,,,,, e,,i, other!
RIM, Am;,i..n women can
,s,.ssI I, r ss,l tl,ey m,lat nave tils
,.,, .,.s,I II,.I \ fs.,,:lI ssl.aU..,ll :, II
'nInr ore reason NV We ses
colors ,ll,,rra,,vpd il. that the diff,
erpnt arr,oIes are uurcI,used each
tor its own imagined virtues. and
withnnt 4ny tl,uHyut what ia to be
worn with il. ~.
W,men wbile shou,inp buy
who, nlaases tn. eve on Inc coun,
tor tnrvettiu, what they have ut
hnma That Iarasol is pretty. but
II will kill NV lts color. one dress
IN tho buyer's wardrobe, and bs
unsnital,le for the Others. To be
mav,ih..nlly dressed costs money:
but to be dressed in good taste is
not extensive. 1t requires good
taste. knowledge and refinement.
N.vnr Inv An article unless il il
.u;,.hla tn vour are habit. style
and rho ra.t of yonr wardrobe.
Nothing is more vulgar than to
w..r costlv dr.S,es with a common
del.in. or cbeup lace with expeu.
s,y. hr'.nd.s
What rolors. il may be asked
,,o hnst tno.,he,p 4r.an with vio.
r.. ,.I,Id cniors with d.rv crimson
nr ,i,.. n,Ie hlna with scarlet. mink
viii L,trk and Wits mad s,ov
will snar,a, and mini, cold .oi.
49, r,Sar.,liv reon,ra, 6 v,,rn, lint
f., g. ~ ,o !, Gr.v and n.Ia
hr, tn. ;,.,.un. ia nH, cnmi,;na
,raIl h',,, ma;n,, n,,d r,l,rs
w Wn,,,',nJ ~ h,',,.l, .ra .,I, ~ wear
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
SENSIBLE MEN in Paris, lately.

SENSIBLE MEN in Paris, lately.
q duel was uedFly the consequence
OF Two genttempn asserting tneIr
rival tlaims 10 the SmiIes OF -
beatty in a ba4ket'carriage. Vt the
races of La MArohe. ''You are
Animpertineut' fellow" sald A
Sir" replied \. 'you shall give
me satisfaction" Il shall ask IT of
you, sir," was the reply OF A.
Il shall remain at home all day
to morIow'-"I shall also remain
at home was the indignant res
ponse'ot B. rHe rruit os tn;s mu.
tuS! determination mus. Oe pesOe.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
,n Two ladies' we're traveli

rA-Two ladies we're travelling
ST, Louis to- Cincinnati, one oi
whom was asked by 0 fellow trav.
el-r, with wnom u conservation
had been opened, ii she was mar
rieI:
IL was married" said the bloom
ing dame, "Uut alas, l know not
whsthar my husband be- dead or
alive. | head thai he was killed
in Pittaburg few weeks ago, and
| am now going there to ascertain
whether the report be true or
false.") .a tf"r =. . 'a.
[ swell, I've got a dead sure
thing on my husband" remarked
II q other lady, "for | saw him
o ried six weeks ago."