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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01

The Great Sanitary Fair Of Boston closed
Monday evening Dec. 81. Judge Russell,
Chairman Of the Board of Managers, in
speech at ten o'clock in the evening said -
THE appointed hour has arrived when the
labors of this Fair are to close. In behalf of
the ladies, whose servants we are, in behalt
OF the charity, whose servants they are glad
to be, the committee are happy to announce
that the generosity of our patrons will add to
the funds of the Sanitary Commission fully
one hundred thousand dollars. We owe es-
pecial thanks to Governor Gilmore and the
citizens of New Hampshire and Vermont for
their large aid. The people of those States
have been as liberal of their bounty as they
have heretofore been lavish of their blood"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01

The following patents have been recently
Issued; IL. W. Callin, Burlington, for i'm
pToyemeat in balances, w. NJ. Sunderland,
hlghgate' ior Improvement in field rollers !;
A. H. Wellington, Woodstock, for improve
meht In vegetable cutters.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01

The President has presented to Senator
Sherman, for transmission to the CINCINNATI
sanitary fair, the original draft Of the procla-
nation appended to the late messsge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01

So a dispatch from Gen. Pitcher to Capt. Glea'
son says.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01

DR.. George F. Gale, of BrAttleboro'. has
been appointed an Examining Surgeon by the
Commissioner of Pensions.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01

In the rebel Congress The substitute clause
in the conscription act has been abrogated
and those who are drafted must fight.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01

barnet filed her quota of 2S men, in one
week after town mse,ins.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01

The thought has occurred to US frequently
of late that Montpelier Gas Company is offer
iug much encouragc cment to the use Of Kero-
sine lamps. Are we mistaken Either our
eyes or gas-burners have failed materially.
The barns and shop of a Mr.. Chase Of Spring
field, in this State, were entirely destrnyed by
fire duiing the evening Of the tn inst, under
very peculiar circumstances. He states that
his work was done before dark, and that he
was in his house, when seeing light he went
out and saw bis barns on fire, and his cows,
twelve in number, turned out in the yard. a
horse led out and tied to the fence, with an
old harness beside him part of his farming
tools had also been brought out. aud all this
before six o'clock in the evening.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-01

NEW YORK, Dec. "a.
The United States Steam transport Star
of the South from Hilton Head, 2lst instant
arrived here last night.
The United States Friga,e Ironsides and
two Monitors being entangled in the obstruc-
tions in Charleston harbor is untrue.
Gen. Gilmore was shelling Charleston da-
ly from his 2o0-pounders. Nothing further
Of importance.
The Herald's special Washington dispatch
of last evening says Congress having failed
to amend the conscription act previous to the
adjournment for the holidays the draft will
probably be postponed till the ~ of Febru-
AIRY in order to give Congress time to amend
the law.
The Times special Washington dispatch
says the main portion Of Lees army is pre-
pairing to so into winter quarters, near Louisa
Court House, on the line OF the Virginia
Central Railroad. A strong picket force is
being maintained by the rebels along tho line
Of the Rapidan front.
1t is expected that Arkansas will be repre-
sented in Congress at an early period of the
session.
The Tribune's Washington dispatch says
information received here BY the last Euro
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
ScrofUla. or Kings Evil.

4
b q constitutional disease, corr1ptim OF the
Olood.o w which this fiiid beeohies yitiated
Seak, and poor. i, Being lin tho eircaldtinn. il
Ervadss the whole body, and may llprst out
b disease on any part Of 1t. No organ is free
kom It's attacks, nor Is there oSe which 10 may
uot destroy. The scrofulous taint is variouAy
caused BY rHercutial disease, lowilhing, dis.
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, Alh
And filthy habits. the depressing y'ses, and
above all, bJ the yenerell infection. What
ever be is aGigin, itis hereditary II tlregcon'
Ittution, descending f" from parlt "a ii children
Antr the thisd and fourth generation; indeed,
/ sse,us % b. the rod Of Him who says, 81
win ~isits the iaiquities e the fat rs nN"1
Seii children" ,;-,..s ,.........
las efects oolnncn.c by deposition from the
tloo3 Of eorruut or ulcgJous mater svlSeh, in
Ne longs, liver, snd internal organs, stepaed
nh~rrles; IN the glands, SWclingH an1 on
HS yurfacc, eruptions or sores, Ih Cou corr
rup'on, which genders in the blood ep ,sscA
xn eaiergief Of life, 50 tlatarinfuIou on ti;u,
ions not only suffer from scrofu' ~ ON,
slaints, but they have far less powc . it'll
rsDd the sttscks Of o:llei dse97(s, conse-
Fueahy ~ .Imbcrs perish By iso lers
which, although not scrofilleu in Il ma IRE,
Fe still rendered fatal by this tuo in the
ystem. Most Of the consumption hirh de.
GJnstee the human family has its orl. dir, city
b this scTofilous contamination j many
destructive diseases OF the lives, kidn !, 'wain,
and, indeed of all the organs, aris rom ~
ke aggravated by the sSpee cause n.
One quarter Of all our people ares JfIlols;
u'eir persons are INVADED by this king in
teton, aad their hSRlth is unJerinn tt Il,
70 ocleanse It from the system We musi enos ts
e,f blood ~ an al.erative medicine AMI n
sigorets II BY healthy food and "EerelsN
6s+h va5iain. w supply in
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
AYERS
tampmrd Extract Of SarSaparil'i

the NEST efFcctua' s-medy which the medic
skin Of our times can devise for thi ever
where p.evaling and fatal Inalaly. i is cor
tinea from H. , nor active rc,ncdals that III
ksen discovered for the expnrgation pf this %
disorder from the b'ool, and II. rescue oi H.
system from iaA destructive consequences
Hence Il should he Employed for he cure i
cor only Scrofula, bat also those other sfec
den. which arise from it, such Us lesurrvI
and SRir DpRAsEs, ST. AATHoNl's FiRB
Rosx, or ERYsirELAs, plMrtrs, rusruLEs
eLorcnrs. BfAINs end BORIS, TrHoHs, TE-rEt
md SALT RmEua, l6eALn IlEAr, RNovoRx
kHEuMAflsM, SYrRIIirIc and MERCURIAL MS
hAsHs, DRopsy, DYsPErsIA, DgoILiTy, and
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
SsD On IMPrRR BLoop.. The popular beiis
4, "inpWity Of the blood is founded in truth,
loy scrofula is degeneration of The blood. 1hs
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa'
ALA IL to purify and rcgeneratc this vial fluid
Without which sound health IL i,ppnasihh y
.P-AsspAllaSPG eonstitutiens .,,..,,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
:ElS U.S.. ESQ 1LOAN.

The Secretary OF the Treasury S.ysS no
ice that subscriptions VIII NJ received 70
Coupon Freaslry N1tessp!aysbi" threeoyears
IRON dug to'h, 1871, with semi-annoal in
erest q the rate Of seven aud tbrbetenths
per cent. Per annum, principal and inter
ess bothdtpIb DO paid TO be- paId,iac lawful
s0nay'l' ''DuH '''oI ''' 70 la.p . '',i ~ 90
These notes VIII be conVernote al the
option otthe. holder al ma tprity,' INTO SIX
pr eehi' Gold'G'arinS oonaS'i 0payao'e' no.
iess tnai nve 1s NOR y more tha@ ts twenty yeai
~ ~ 80 1i''' i - fl' sa!S
s1ool s50p ,OOh Al ma andou snbsorin. :.
tons noinE!tabt, MI fopi6tv doIIat, ot s6ttja mai,
,;nIs ;nIL,2 ,, 6cttv JooIMIorY. "a '.0 s'1oG f'.i b.
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d.,o or .,. I,.. - J..:v 80,
b Parties aonosiling ,von,y.ev. ,b,r.,n
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'"' q"''''' VI o"V pVr '0"''' "u''" WIZ oe
paid by the treasury department ppan the
by the office, with whom the dsposit, wa,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
H0ILE DOR.
coll OF GOl.p)

rHE HgILE BOA is the pr Dlrct Of tn
most careful analysis and anatomy Of he
nair. Il will remove and prevent all dis
ease ofthe scalp strengthen ,tbH roots and
increase the growth Of the hhair, b1aatilyng
and deepeningls c0!o'i give, vigor to the
natural supply ofcolCring ma. te that siv' e
tint to the hair; aud, in short, can rave no
superior for aiding nature in giving tIexi'
blIity, beauty and strength to the prime or
nament of the person. .a4, -
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
III Sold by Dcalersand pruEgIsts generally.
PulSciPAL DEPor, No. 81 LIB Rry ST. N Y
SMITH &. co.
Julv 2a-3m.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
4 .Ay ER 20
.Ague Cure,
rop rEg sYrypY cunI 81

bnssyIn.ttent Fever, or Fevsr Sn1AEas,
kemittent Fever, chill FtTer, Dumi
kgue, Periodical Headache or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fer srs, indeed
for tho whole class Of diseRA IS originate
tHa IN hillary deran cement, caused VI
the Malaria Of Miasmatic CountLiep,
We are enabled more to e1er the community
emedy which, whileit cures the above complaint
nth certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
auaEuty. Such remSdy Is invaluable IN districts
Fhere these affecting disorders prevail Thif
"CURB" expels the miasmatic poison Of FKvRs
ASn AeuB from the system, and prevents the de
islopment Of the disease, il taken on the first ap.
lFuach Of its premonitory symptoms. Iisnot only
he best remedy ever yet discovered for ths class
n complaints, but also The cheapest. The large
quantity I'VE supply for dollar brings il within the
each Of ever body; End IN bilious districts where
fRyIR AND Ae6e prevails, every body sh, ulj
Aav it and use it freely both for euro and lrsIec
Jon. A great superiority OF this rem, dy ier hnI
ssnsr ever discovered for tho speedy and III a'A
sura of Intamittents is that it contain no t,bine
q mineral, consequently 1t produces quihIsm -
StApv Injurious effects whatey6r lpor lie COST tn
Hon. Those cured by it are left n ealth, a., il
Aey mad never had the disease. V O
Fey@ and Ague is not alone the COZ ieQuencc OF
be aiasrnatic poison. A great variety Of diSor.'
(an arirs nom its irritation, among which are
ksa11i0ia, Rhsuinatisn., Go,9 Headache, Bind
StGiioe. Painful A 6ssGcn efths Spleen, Hyster.
ks, Patn ~ Ehe Boseel, Cone, Paralysis and De-
panGsm~nt ef The Stomach, all of which, when
sdgtnst'ng u this cause, put on the Intermittent
kpa, ~ Deoons periodical. This "CuRE" expela
Ne po'son tton the blood, and consequently surea
hcn ~ alike, II is an invaluable protection to
hlnigraau and persons travelling or temporarily
IsSding in ths Inalaions districts. Iftaken occa-
ionaHy Or daily while esnoksd 70 the infection,
bat VII ~ Fxerete ted ,frem the system, and cannot
seansnls's n sufficient quantity to ripeA INTO dis,
vass hsass II II even more valuable for pfetee-
6ou nan errs, and lew will ever suffer froDi Inter-.
sttssiss they ayail themselves ufl.hs protection
~ Fsntay aAbras, iaA ni.afroH -h. .,
.s.r,S,aa tu d. J. G. AYxR I. g, laval. Naaa
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
SPEECH OF GOVERNOR SEYMOUR.

On taking the chair, Gov. Seymour spoke
as follows:
Gentlemen Of the Convention: I cannot
forecast the resolutions and action of this
Convention, but can say that every mem
Der Il it loves the Union, d9slres peace, and
will Uphold constitutional freedom,
While the resolul.ou and action Of this
Convent ON are Of the utmost Importance,
there are reasons why The party should be
restored to power, and hey are great rea
sous. The Democratic Party viii restore
the Union, because II longs tor its restor-
auon, 1t wall brng peace, because 1t loves
peace. 1t will DrnC back liberty TO ,ur
idnd, because ~ iUyes liberty. IL Will put
down aespousm. because II Hates The snoOle
tyranny winch now uesraues Tue American
people. ..''".'h ~~'.4 Is
tCutye.irs ago convention met in this
city, wnou our c,unUry vas peaoeiul, pros
PeiouS ana uplted; ITS delegates dtd not
menn 10 destroy our Government, IL over
wnelm us with debt, or drench our land
with blloed, but they were aGlmated by in
tolerance aud fanataciSn, aal bunied by
It" ignorance Of the spsrlt ol our Institutions,
the character ul our people aud The eJnii-
tiOa ol our land they hougat tley M Eht
safely indu &c der lassio'.s and ,n,. soa-
c!a ded to do so. 1Aey would not heed the
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
SuERIFE'S SALE.

Daniel Ault, PPtG, Preble Common Pleas
's Ct SrFgH Al dof.s' H% Case No. 4. i,7oO.
DY virtue of an order o sale issued from
ID the Coqrt Of Common Pleas oi Prcble
county, IN tha above staied Case, aud TO the
She riR Of said couAty directed, | will offer
for sale al public auction, IT the door Of the
Court Honse in Eaton, in said county, on
Saturday, the lstday Of October, A. D. 1864
Between the hours of and 4 o'clock, P. NJ.
Of said day, the following described lands
and tenemenls situate 'in,ihe county oil
reble, and state of Ohio, and described as
follows, to wit The North W st quarter OF
Section one, lpr Township eight, of range
two East, in said county of Preple, contain
ing IA acres Of land, moro or less.
Appraised at S6,20b, la, .'.
nfrERMs w AJE-=0ne third Of the purchase
money Cash ntbe day Of sale, one third
in one year, amp the 'esidue in two years :
rhe dePrsed payments to bear interest from
he day ef sale. and to be SECURED by mort
tge on the premises. a T.. ..
= 'ta" 10 N r MCGLEAF,
Sheriff OF Preble county, o.
, Foos & STEPHENS Attys. o/ r-lI 4.
sep;ember !, 1854 e-tds ,,a Pr f. S. SO
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08

par j 'liUl uOue lOr tlllS lhlIAj anu,
like tie children. of Israel of old,
you beeatne odisgIst.d with the
judges youhadl voluntarily placed
over you, and demanded, Q king!
! speak, freely Of the President as
ope who asks me, for my vote |
tn hiTn no. you have diseharg,
cd the dmysfor which yourSvers
elected. You have not 50 ladmina
iotered the government as TO ad
vance its prosperity. r. You haze
not, a. yon promised US, restored
tie Union of these Statesj pre-,
served the Constitution given into
your hands for keeping. Whose
fault is it? Dare he or any man
who supports him tell US it is the
fault of the people? Did they not
grant to him I'll that the Constitu
Authorized him to command, and
fdld he rot take all that an acious
usuLpation could securcin addition?
Not want of power, not want of
men or money, but want of wis
dom. want of integrity, want of
capacity, want of honesty have
been the causes of the failure of
this administration. To-day, our
constitutional rights are not pre-
served; there is no peace in the
land, nor prosperity such as for
three and seventy years under De'
mocratic rule you had. You have
tried, under bis auspices. the ex
perimcnt of war that dire oalam.
! ity, civil war between coniedcrated
states, between people speaking tile
same tongue, of the same kindred
! aud n ce, who would have lived
! together for centuries bad but the
/ Iinstrumentalities by which the
government was first founded been
observed by the administration
The fundamental error was tho
departure from that which lies al
Ithe foundation of our Institutions
from government of consent to {
government of coercion to compe
people to submission who demand
ed u redress of grievances. Now
fthe time has come lor yeu to deter
mine whether you will return again
to the ancient order of things
That is the issue before you. 2 TIL,
policy of this administration ha
been war; the time has now com
! when the people must resolve whe
ther there be not some other meth
: cd. Hence that great, astonishing
almost miraculous change whic|
has be. ONE visible in every city an,
county and section of this broa,
land, and which demands 81 chang
of policy. fyou would have peac
!. abandon that &lea of coercion
come back again to compromis
and conciliation; instead Of wa
let us have reason, argument, de
liberation; let rs have the assem-
blage of a convention of the state
to consider this great question
Iustead of the experiment of wal
let US have the experiment Of peace
From military appliances let II
look to the arts OF peace and th
requirements of statesnIanship.-
Through these alone will you rcac
the highway of public prosperity
Let us have an armistioe, since no,
tilities no longer marshal arms up
. on the field. Let us proclaim tha
, now, that after four years Of blood
strife such as no land ever saw, tn
hearts OF the people are turne'
again toward peace. Instead {
generals let us have statesmen an
wise nsellors, and by comm
together as our fathers came, W
! may yet be restored as before.
believe it is yet in our power b
these means to reconstruct tn
proud editice of American govern
ment. .s r.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
Anti-Cholers Pills e

A positive cIrs for auy case, Of cholera
No matter how virulcht' may be the attack
alsorU Uiarl hGa or Dyssntery-a sure and
peedj cure sufferers irom Chrome DHr.
hea should try this established result OF
cieLce;- --trlee5O centss ~ - ."'.. r.'.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
Magma.
A LINIMENr CURING ALI lNFLAM
.r.,. Re-. NATIONS. b.. ....f-

tI' MAJ tNFS' 81 ata.-
a- ho most extraordinary ,liaiment ever
produced or elaborated BY Science or ex
perience for neuralgia white swelling, SWeI+
ing Of the joints, neck, breast ,arnsor else
where; lumbaso, sore throat, TysiPe'as.
goat, Inflammation Of all kinds, nervous. At.
lection, ulcers Of every character, diseases
of the skin, such as letter rlug,worm, itch,
&c., &c, bites Of yenomodS anlmsly, stlngs
of reptiles and insects, flesh wounds. e&ler
nal p'oisons, also hnrls and Gh Ids. r'i"e
Sn nuntG. n.t...
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08

A3Vtgeta6b StodacbdedLteer Pu
IoPdtcIy vestabie,p ,piHs!, fbropaiedoA the
various, geS lGai Itormptlols, ~ ngutaIl
Ize al m,asm ite, mineral or other inHu-.
ehc6 apuA tie byaoni, am Snhour tIrNsuc
eject, winch should be avoided, The best
tnd most rellaO.e family nedlclhe' eXtaht:
harmless TQndyg ,4hy isysten ~ dlet,sOr ex-
posure, actins mildly aud tfpteiy,f and leav.
llug he stomach and PDgels slna {fatural
and healthy ,cOpduon, IDsdgspeptits they
Ore invaluable. Hrtlce 25ge6ts. ~ e'u
I MFERIADWO WOtUH PILLS
hid yjd Sd Tier fromta e6agh it Is nyou
swql iqpt. A lrial oi thpte pills yyp con
vince yon of that fact They decompose
helphiegh3 AMI sUStSs aiI,lnliannauou,
Il is Me best, compound eyerput t9gstheT
Tor Gods, coiighs, asshlda, spitung OF blood,
.audIcohSump1ou.l y,A.l afflicted with coughs,
fran. Ehatever csuse seven children win
worm 4-can be cured BY their use. Price
0 cents. i'. 'Ft =
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

John Wolf adm r9fl. PEBBLE iConmsns
San'l Fleming ae'd b. p., Pleas a, So,
Mary Fleming Eid' 's lands p P@y
I NIpprsuaacs OF an ordyr Of coGIt hire u
i wall, between tAe hours OF one and oar
P'M 2Jh daJ Of September, 1861,
at the door OF tue taairt House an Enltt
offer at pubic sals, lhe fOfiowlns real eslsle,
situate IN frehe County, Ohio tcwit:
The south, h4t, u MA, as Suown ali
drs.gnstei ion, the platl 6i Ah~ tswn ul New
a. dowsr estAsifs I'd lKrE tsa2g, 4,
assigned By order ogeoirt The sam S Sir
prai;s.yd 33n9y12t K Sl SpaTger es(ate al g
lE6aSurrSSA Il ma ShJi ,a,l, u 4
thrl i4.Sx .id tl res.tnl n tHaly- attn
oa ne a.py % ,aio, VIZ, MterssuJlt,, iri ,
red d'p,ymaHJs tnn.ilsJ, t. oessol1ti otlor
gage.Uu tEG premises .....al.
- JOAN WOLF, 4lr't =
GiEoFe d Gsnpostl N,, 3. .-.ss .v.
Ag,uS. 8 ,6y4..-0v a.,
RNS'Gold is doNnto ZJl. 4
G 'f H r 80 ..,.
~ ,IGAAAllLsJ '4
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
pal Taxation.

! Bat a side from all the advantages we have
enumerated, special Set OF Congress, er-
semptsaI bonds anil Treasury notes from 10
cat taration On tho average, this exemp-
ton is worth about two per cent per aunum
according to the rate OF taxation ia various
partsof the country
1t is believed that no securities offer so
great inducementsto to lenders as those issued
by the government In all other forms
Indebtedness, the faith or ability of private
parties, or stock companiesp or separate
communities, only, is pledged Tor layme mt
while the whole property lofthc country is
held to secure the discharge ofall the obi
cations OF the United States
While the government offers the most lib
eral terms for' its loans, it believes that the
very strongest appeal vii be to the loyalty
and patriotism of the peoules al '.....
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all
deposits. The party deposifng rust en-
dorse upon the orisipqt Certificate the de
nomination, Of notes required, and whether
they are to be issued in blank or p Jable to
order. When so endorsed it must be left
with the officer receiving the deposit, to be
Forwarded to the Treasury Department.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the Trea-
surer Of ths unlteq States, al Washington
the several Assistant Treasurers and desig
mated DPpositaries aid by the 7'.:
FIRST National Bank Of Dayton.
First National Bank of Hamilton, -.
and by all National Banks which are depos
itaries of public money, and -
Al respectable Banks tdaa Bqnkers
h ol5n'E ,ra i,ll.'y VI sge farmer IN
formation and ,...I., '.,.
.li A6ord eoery3aeitity 10 .S4bsribsrs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
GcLl Bond.

In addition the verr liberal iuterest UT
the notes for 'hree years, this privilege o
conversion is now worth about three per
Boent perannAm, for the current ra" FIR 5
80 bonds IS not less than nine per ceut
MUM, and before the war the premium oh
Blk per cent. U. S. stocks was over tyenty
per cent. 1t will be seen that the actual
profit on this loan, at the present market rate,
is not less than ten per cent per annum.
Its ereW ZION from State or Munici.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
ne 10 1eyvS0rEN TTFICsw B
eMEDIC ICKL PREP ARATI0NS
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