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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-28
LEGAL NOTICE.
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$3.50 ~ ~ MM EWE4
Andrew Wright, Preble Common
Jane. wT'slatlls 81. a, Y'S"s g EF'''' S6
HlHE above named defendants, James
Il Wright, Of Wpodfora cppnty IlRSET9M
and EIizabsR GAf, SMs, and bohasy0
Wri&ht;,of Wabasb, county, Indiana; John
llsrli Brubaker ana hsh6ak Brubaker his %ifsHa
OFFS Lee co5tv6ty 0 Illineis;e Kilanr Wpigha.
David Wright John I. Morningstar and
SARAH *. Notningstar, his lwifc; MatldalO
ISIhne VIZ ght, a minor; Nlclgona Wright Il
minor; SfInS Wright, GyminOri sltnnpph lASa
Wright, a minor, and Anna Wright, widow
oGIjaniel Wright, deceased ofReble, aour-,s ID
tv, Ohio; are hereby notified that on the 9tbG
day Of January, \. d. 1865, the above
named petitioner, Andrew Wright flsA his
petition In the Clerks Office ofthe OhHftsdf
Common Pleas, Of PTeB,e county, Ohio.
against them as dcfcndantsy Wherein ths9gy{
said petitioner dcmupa The ~assiguineht .s6f
the lower Of The said Auna Wright, i'm 7thesasg
one nndieIdcdselevcnth uRrt Of and also
partition Of The following Real Estate. sit,r
ate in the comfy Of Preble, and State Of
Ohio, ard described as follows towit:, tf2Syie
One hundred acres, situate and being. In
tho west side of the Mott west oaarterE az asi
section numi,tr 2s, Of s9Tps8pp, ~sofsrspes01
z cast, &C., bounded on the eastby si&ryS@
acre tract, Intbe, same. squsrtcr, owned by r.
Jacob Trout, and extending " tho original
Il.aczeF tId qua.ter On tbs lpprtbswes aid. "a
south 'cspcc.:re!y.
Also, .Ciehtyo ntresjqatd N tue rpoFbT
fside Of the southwest quarter OF said Sec
ton ~, in t3wlsiRpE5, aud nneesi3 east a
and more Iafticvlarly 'dcscrbeditha deed ofRr
cnnvcyancc seSecu'e1 10 William Wright "a
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-28
without q vote.

T1r W. Indebted to the HON.
q. a. Pendleton for numbers of
the Congressional Globe, and to
Ma. Mil or for State documents. I
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-28
.PREBLE COUNTY BIBLE so.
'r9GkAT

The anniversary meeting Of the Preble
county Bible Society, will be held At the
B~reSbteriah ehhfehin EEaalO3 on sathtday
Both A. D. 1861; commencing at 6 o'clock,
II. NJ. Delegates from the Township socie
ties are earnestly Invited to attend, pnd
make their reports Homes viii t pSoyidl
ed for them during their stay. A general at
tendance is desired. REy. W. HERR, Gem
Agent, and REya g., Scorr, Local Agent
win be present at the meeting. REv: Mn
sHERR, will deliver a public discourse OF
Sabbath january 3lst. in the NJ, EpChutch
atl o. clock A n, The several charehe.
are requested to take colloCtions,in behalf o.
the society, JOHN v. CAMPBELL;3' ?
.sen.la rtsr. Secretary.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-28
HAMsl HAMS!

IF you want a good Ham, or some good
Dried Beef, call at Harba ,ph's Grocery
where you &ill find every Thing yop.wan4tr
tho ss4of dssriea
~ We rcqpSmcS uuI qmd ptib aes
ders who wish on sophd New Yosk dail,
paper 10 tead fhs adj ertistne nt our e6l
asgS Of the Ne% York world. Vie paper
worthy Of the highest recommendation
and tho rroprietors offer most liberal Induce
mehts. Mske up a club at once.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-28
sHERIFF's SALE.

~
Henry shively,
George X a.rsss.
r opcdieneefto the coumaad Of ah cxecu.
ektion iss0sd from the Cont ~ CommcR
Pleas, osP9cble county ltnnd difedlad to the
Shelf ofsiH county, wherein Harry Shiyc-
" IS plaintiff, and 0eotgeM prkSF defendant,
i viii oGef ior sale bt public auction ut the
'dOorOf sbeeosst f1euFe 10 Eaton in said
On Saturday, Feb. 18TH AID. 1864. :
between the hours Of and 4 o'clock, p. NJ.
of sa d day the following real estate of
George Marker defendant, situate in Preble
lgeautyf@ iog&sboahdeaa addsseribaaaefplnaa,a
lows to-wit: The south east quarter, Of Sec
ton 80, ~ township y. range,3 east; alsp
'6ia otferi tract of1and described as follSEAslIW
Beginning at the northwest corner Of the
southwest quarter; 0 fsectiom 81 IN the sahez~a
township, and range; thence north 850 east,
70 poles to Twin cresks thence dowr spid "
creek with the meanderings ofthe ksane 70
the south boundary line Of said quarter sec
ton; Thence south 30 HHest544 poles t0ssasEsa
post; THENCE north A. Z west l6es poles 20 mRw
sugar tree the place Of beginning excepting ara
therefrbn OF oflsaid last mentioned tracts ga
40 acre s, more or less leaving . balance. of
2 acres more orless also he north side ofss3
the northeast quarter, dissection 4, in town
ship 6, range 8 east, and running acfoss,ihe
sias of said quarter a1parallel line ,ra
With the north sectionlipe 50. as 10 make 81 a.
ores excepting thereiroru about. 10 acressv-
heretofore sOld,to one DR., Fall leaving ar
balance of2l acres more OR less, taken &
the property dfthcS said George Marker ontAS
an execution in favor ~ofIiedry Shixelg, and
against the said George Marker.
Terms Cash. - E9agE
Appraised Al s. JOHN R. McCLEAF,
IT - H'h'F ~ 1'o Sheriff. o teI
Gilmore 4 Campbell, Atty's. aS9H7H "a sN
Jan. IA ls64-tds. IP.rf $780, Apa
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-01-28

/, Attest Chas. W. Larsll, Clerk.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26

Wipg AWAKE VETERANS TIE
boys q lie 9th Connection, regiment,
stationed ID Tennessee, have forward
Ell tie following interesting bulletin ID
tbs ladies 10 advance Of tleir return,
Il shows that Tie Connecticut Joys a c
wide awake, ana ALIKE 10 tile adFania-
g Of advertising
ATTENTION, LADIES Aoe Is yoa,
time g gef a Htslandl In a short
time from nov tie Ola 5lh Connect.
cut regiment sill; return to the State
On a thirty days furlouel, as they have
enlisted in Tie veteran corps in a body
Tie most 81 tie boys have made up
deir mind. 70 e,t married before they
lea.e again for Tie seat Of war. Es.
rfy one u them has 5000 b green
backs ia III. pocket and get. new
M blanket . iliN BE- i i q 10 ui
Id comfortable hme lor Us 81
ilf stat q, ueeicus afps So
per moai8 ior wife. aasi to- "a eiie
and one eAila Ihi- !. faie chapee
lpr pagaele young laiie % anie iben.
sf p iAe ea .! or slori o.
Ne vaa epl etleai seast
meh need apgiy
lnL NtrtRANs ~ TuF aTs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26
In- - d 49, -

Tnn Eugen q NhtroN joUE.
xAI raNfs 4 MoasL ugrn Pta.
saxAt Rtuts4scfNtr -lt Is said.
bat as hage isis mi.lake- lhss i've
bows bage rsa asay CT u,l-
IS, leayo. from kipd par 81. esm6u.
asa bn a good schools II
lal b. ran apay even ior lhe pare
pose e eeitHs bame u kuae boys
ier IS mte ans buths mael
worse Is tan away from home We
wills tel 500 atoat aur Hiils affair
though ttuss very absurd We ran
assg from 1el So srsa P'xeg 81
Wtl.anxown uu 4 .harp SUNDAY
morning % winter ad IS dd j. Is
eeuiag So tbe spse Tie driver
meant Is base is jose he whipped
81 Is hg passed the ministers house
I and put ihe horse. &c the lop of leif
speed through the long street % DE
post-ofle Aoe ee thoaslt 81 ualh-
ling bat getting homes We DID not
moan to disturb Che whole village Ga
+ Soalay mornings BIT We did 10 it
E 81 are Fl ihe otaest scores tliat ever
occurred any where There wa. our
seli, hol much bigger tlaa poi5wog,
on Che rack q the flying stage aud
the good Oh minister ghasinz as-und
ids GA sunday The sober people
must have been greatly shocked, and
ue are afraid that other SORTS Of peo-
pie laughed So ii is dat i boy viii
ran into scrapes he din MOI think Of
when lie runs away. lie may Dc
worse than make o minister run, or
disturb the Sabbath quiet Of a village.
He may run to bad associates, 70 bad
habits, to want, to suffering, and per-
haps 70 crime, for he rans away from
parental advice and restraint md en-
couragemcnt and aid. But there was
another thing about our affair. Tile
good old minister was smart = be
caught Us while the stage waited al
the post-oilice, and We Aad 10 ~ back.
Aud SO, boys, if you run away Just
remember that in all probability You
,ciH hare % come back come back dis
! appointed, mortified, disgrace come
back conscious that yoa hase done
very wrong rs well q d very silly
thing, and that everybody knows T.
Never run away-neyet. Cos arb,
and rogues may do if, bmuever should
brave boy do so foolish thing.
GOV Parker, Of New Jersey. Glenn
oeratic) has tie following aaa>ion q
the peace-at-any.price party ID Ii,
late message
The policy they recommend hoa.
ever sincerely entertained, would Ger
;
tainly result in perpetual di.mi9p
and We would emerge irou die pres.
ent war only 10 be involved % otb !
conflicts rot less bloody, which aaafd
inevitably flow from separation. IAe
Withdrawal Of our armies would he q
confession Of weakness, aud TIE cen
tedtraey would At once lie acknowl-
edged BY foreign powsf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26

SratcH on rug DRUNKEN Ct.S-
GGEss1iAN The Washington core
.p9ndeu Of ne journal NJ Commerce
allaies more fully lhan any other
wrier to tie disgrace1l scene IN
Congress, which has been suppressed
Or only alluded 70 IN mysterious
manner by other writers:
An ubheard Of circumstance took
place IL the House Of Representatives
yesterday afternoon. After Mr.
Browne Of Virginia had concluded a
solemn euloey upon The death u BIZ,
colleague, SENATOR Bowden, mem.
Der uAo stall be namcless took lhe
door and commenced most prepos-
ferrous TRADE against de dead Sena-
tor ard tie custom Of remembering
The departed with respect The titst
impression was that tie speaker had
become iasane, but il aas soon ascer-
mined that lie was ouly intoxicated.
The members Of the House were hor-
rifrd and felt that they hal been dis
graced, and none Of them were more
distressed than die Republicans item
selves. u was a sore shame.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26

Corcms ASp COINS Those DO
ar Suffering irom hs Colds,
Hoars ness Sore Throat A.. saoald
III Boras Brsaotff Iroekes, 4
smpIs remedy which las relieved
thousands, sad eh.eh is ia alaosi ey-
efs s.se ta,csuaL
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26

4 naval expedition La sailed from
Poi Royal accompanied b a large
land force IL destination Is a. mean.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26
Nr.RrL1 R0nERr., E.tntr.

MARTIN ROBERTS Estate.
i + FATE OF YER II ON 7
- HHchesfcr District. IS. !.
tt Probate Court holden III Manchester in and
af siid District, on the 9Th day u January, A. d.
fsG3
Present Hon L. s. KENT. Judge.
lhe Administrator "a the Estate 81 Martin Rob
ert iatr0f Manchester IA said District, deceased,
applied 10 writing for license 70 sell al the real es-
t+te u sid deceased, representing the same 70 be
nte ss.lly 70 pas thc debts against said estate.
MbsrvHpnn II was ordered that said application be
heard 81 Probate Court % be held Ut the Probate
utic- ID sli1 Manchester, Tho last wednesday Of
January. SCI and that notice thereof be given by
publishing ths order three weeks excessively In the
1ASsiigsrfB IorrsAI, printed at Manchester, pre-
yisus ~ said time 81 hearing
II. K FOWLER, Register
Commissioners Notice.
{gE. the Subscribers boine appolntcdby the Hon.
w $50 Probate Court for tho District of Manches.
tar Commissioners 10 receive. examine and adjust
chs ciains and demands u al persons against the
Estate q
James Jamison,
lsc IL Manchester IN said District deceased and o.
40 faias and demands exhibited In Offset there
% aud six months from the Stl day Of January
1s5f. being allowed BY said Court for that purpose
DO therefore hereby 1--WE notice, that We viii at
tend to the business 81 Nr appointment Of the late
dwelling hase 81 said deceased, in said Manchester
ou he sihdays " April andJuly, 1864, from one IN
fil 4.lF O'clock T. NJ
D4tsd at Manchester, this sth day Of January, A
d.. leG3.
EB BURTON,
ROBERT AAiEs Com.
"a \. =. IiOLIiSTEB,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26
no TILE LADIES.

rEsO THE LADIES. We celebrated
Il DR. /. Dix particularly irgltct ell ladies
who need Nedicai "a 5qrs4sai adviser, 70 eall
IL h's Rooms, rs. q IHdieotg STREET hoHter,
lhss., wsieh tlieg suaased ier their spec
iai accommodation.
DK. Dl& haYAg devoted oya taeHsy sears
10 tbs particular bisuea 81 tlse treatment q aN
diseases pecallar . laaa.es i iano@ cance4ta
bY aA t9Qth to ghs country cad q Europe t+st
he e&ceiis ai! Other known practitioners e ihs
safe, spsedy aHd eHeeiaa treatment q Az fe-
inals feapassf*t
Hie medicines ~ prepared Wsih i'is express
purpose ~ removing go 1tseahes. uch ~ CO.
bfiiiy oeakaca, al1aar ua ffeasl9ft. en-
areNasHts q the Bolug a'so, a.i aisf a&Ees
which faa ifam mi STATE g ils 9lpD4.'-'
De DoeteF noW fally PleW~e4 q treat la hs
peeaiiaf style. bgsh n.a8ea. enA a9fgieeily,
all diseases q (ae feVa sst. &a8 neg are ~
s,eeiia'iE nTI.ei s $3.50
No. q EHditgli shat hosiea I.
AI letters requiring asr.es mnst rsatsia ore
dollar e ehsnrg So HuaNfs
gosioa. lsa. ~. isGf. 200
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26

0sF rH nousEas Is,cn-
al. nrnk fas hl hea 81
Hnle hasf j. Hfaa3ea sna nsy.
cetne 'teas and 10
a 4ae maasmt emotion Vaiii a!aT-
lg. 20 he asans g STAR aoneu. lie
pas ar na reW Uniform, with
baalr fp atiaehe ass ht wtb
Ste fuamean IL ab Nose
oasaasIy cooufs sword which
sg tbe bgli anl $50 au.s base ci
81 lat iofiy .ar 90 Fn5ay last
CaHl. i Z. or eaa connect.
a ait iie Provost aia Office,
.ae ae gay Lo.'tap al q lieutenant
81 b'ap4aa' aad as he happened %
Aua aim e ai3 be itaasili 4 entirely
pfopf ~asA questions " Lieut.
bsmk' i fefi}, t.a''a '''at he eei'..-
ea 81 gsitAie go elected lieutenant
received z commission i'om govern
men' ana i'ad Ve'a l3esn'ea "ith
'iis s@o'a A'4 "a'l'tA y ''e es.a-
parry az Aai . Ae h ''sara +"
barge a'Aoa'' Il ,i.'''iA'- a'aaa "i''i'
e''.'o''' ana o9'aii'ea s1a7 ana di'''''l-
ni'ion' had eiFea iaf!oue''' 70 soldiers
lana aha'ly e'l'esaled he "os'd use
t'<'9agt himself iio aeeoFa'as's
Obtained on Nh'ea g i + 4 curiosity
o. literature We mere pfese"' fefs9-
t'# e t''ffoita.
Ihs bearer hereof II. i''ink' 2 lif''
Regiment OIL vermont Cavalry Vol
aged y years ave iee' Ten inches 'nsO
--eomp'eA'oh' aafh eyes, aaih half
ana ~ profession 2 farmer ! porn u
+ tue county Of winser state OF W.; and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26

10 Uonsumptlvts,

To Consumptiyes
c9nsumptye sufferers wl,reeelyta Y8la.tlp prg.
sctiptirn for the eure Of Consumption. Asilma
Bronchitis and al Throat snd f.uag aaecdm feea
. eharge) by sending their address @
Ecv. T. A WILSON,
Ni.lmsagHs,
Gt85 King Ga Eew Hosa
nEfMH8Lp's EXTRACT BrcHe.
THE GREAT plgEEric
iiELMsoLD's EXTRACT EUcuu.
THE eHEAI DuRDnc
nELMBoLD's EXTRACT Rrcuu.
THE GREAT pmRErfC
uELMsoLD's EXTRACT BucuU.
the on an pIuHEUc
Aud positive ard Specific Remedy Ga pseasci
Of the BLADDER Organic weakness, kidneys Gravel
Dfupsy, aud all diseases u De trinag Organs
See Advertisement ia smoother colaun. Gu It out
ard send ior tie Medicine 81 once
rfEAsg uE yffuElz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26

TnE HEROES or CnATTANooGA
There arc unwrtten volumes Of he
toism that will perish without record,
Of tie last battles At Chattanooga
The following extracts from a private
letter Of The gallant Colonel John Ma
son Loomis, Of Chicago, vii! be read
with interest
Our O'AIera Colonel Of Father
Dunn's Irish Legion fell Ike a gal
liant soldier, as he was. ! have said
Of him in my official report, Ills
death IS severe loss to his country,
% us companions. to his command. -
The Illuminated memory Of a brave
man anl 4 gallant soldier remains
Lieut.. Col. Stewart (of the same reEi-
men0i, recovering. and it is marvel
he lell from bis horse, wounded. carly
IN the fight Ills clearly. canly, but
half.uliered orders died upon his lips
Al Inc third ball struck him A brave.
u lrue, a gallant man, the rolls Of the
army IRE honored by I'll. name Aud
20 ! might % 90 u speak If man}
more Of my gallant deaf ard wounded
] have 10 language 10 DO ihem as-
itice.
Gilmore tacting Cgl5ael 2G,h IlL),
wounded IL ille hottest o. the fight.
you hase wll yu. Conwas. OF
Frrepnri . M az tac Sun went
down, aueeue d evening lray-
#er. We loubd u IL daylight broke,
frozen $50, hat eiuliy, among ne
tall ne res ag 90 las u-ti knee
d lp6 ari.f. If. sword firmly grasp
al ii ia, riaai had. extended IS af
alue his pistol ID 81. leh, rs head
bavc low Peac 10 bis gallant soui
Young ArdBe, seq. brave hear. lis
ringing word- 81 cheer re-eeaocd frou
thc foess afer hi- .plnt bad tea.
We rafncl Tie IA 0ad
.au Uae enemy resting their rifss
apoa eae lfaa rail ~, fts etiey side
a1id oar ,aea 10 ~ same "a or SIDE
At die track. eaeh torn b. The fire
irom tie other side, aull our mcH
niih cheer bounded over aria won.
and proudiy ! sag i. hel8 all ties
WrH.
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"Lieut. Brink" decI ned Capt. Orms-
bees po'ite invitation to ride, and IN
COM any with a friend in a sloigh made
rapid raid through the streets and
aefos. lots. Capt Orm,bp SD out in
a yi9or,a pursuit aad Ills horse Ie-
Tie better runner Of the TWO lie uc-
eeeded n taking bin captive.
Yesterday he Was examined at lie
Marshals olIier here re owacd THAI
he was private. and said that he
bought his "fnlouglr' Can officer does
not receive a farlough, Bat ! "leave Of
sb-eare' irom fellow in camp, who
old them for Nfnty I've cents. lie
had received nom government $50
bounty and orc month. advance 10y.
WITH this money ana lis town bounty
he bad probably bought hi, outfit
Capt. Crane gracefully received his
sword removed BIS straps ard hai Or
namenls, and ordered him 10 Bratile-
boro, from which place he will proba-
bly, be sent to his regiment n Virgin
ia as a deserter. Rutland Keraid.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26

GALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
January isGt3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26

I1RaieST srtfE uoNns rs ususisa
s aaseeFt e 81
Iss H E @fh aaaAss vsA
fiusiaa aHa tas JIG q
kr&eE
naa-s s.sFtg lse en
tItoFunFAY ssaeshsra is.l.s
y ma af u lt fta hsr.alsnf Al
De- re ehers srs aag ST.
iisl aatars iasi isa a4oa - sfftos.sas
saa a a Fea g y sAs
pa
Ea6 s.a ia Gsaa
AIAuFTEnrAA kaass ars eshsrs aillfs
n aFdofa stss8 lke 81 Etr sgsl3 fhit&
Fal 1h "a -i4lh Esgnras as isrti Nef-
h 81 heEfa3 aaiiAea taat getufhs hseg
H - m W. s nnssA e tAa
nfAcr stass Ttas.arr
E-a Dan 1898
AILm8KnptY am ana au,ers holalns
n ~ s4s8s fes & tat tteafh Regiment
Aft US Halia .at tsfhs haFa tetH rce,iFe3
f.f satsF and tafaaef aad f.l.s aaarg 8. fFvpar
% b ag tas en lts.i . e. ususl ~ay
I. FACE, ss~ss lr'..saNs
e@NH-As
NaNvrEp---T'or Cash.
= ross RYE STRAW Tons Coed Hay ~
~ Bushels Uass ln4u.re q
Eli oGYIs
Manchester Isa i2 1854
HARNESS BAKER WANTED.
! C00D snur sad Ipss saat stock oe hsna,
" This q favorable opportunity Tor steady
workman in48ire yf
y II. 0Ryfs
& Aaushesttr dan. IS iss4
TlhhkN WANTED.
Two take charAt 81 an established business 4
& good sbaF t1als and s,ees hll eempiyto. Az
cseelig nj A. fol reaa steady man.
CONF 8 BURTON,
Manchester Jsa 20 is5A
Wanted.
( { BOY io learn tbe Printing business Age
T IA between 70 and D. years. Apply % the
JOURNAL OFFICE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26
or QUAoK DOCTORS AND
NosTRuN MANERs.

NatwiihF.and1gta tee foregoing faets are known
T. soine Quack Doctor aud AoHrum Makers,
vet, regardless q tie lie aud health 0f oiher.
tsefe nc those among em xho viii even pof-
iure ihemselVes, ceuiraeictHR giving mercury
to their patients o. tllat Il b e9niaiuea u ther
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t3Nei fag pr8sa Il catHa ~ "tte d9flnrF ~
"lraaton q IT, may be eblsinad for tic hos-
trum Il Is fiius that may we deceived also.
and uscesv speu8 fee mounts FOR oYper.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-26
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through false certificates aud references, and
recommendations IL lhe medicines byhe dcad,
who cannot expose - eqHttAaieti them or wbo,
besides, 70 further aielr Imposition, copy from
Medical DO KS much tAW g ar.iteuof the quail
tiles and effects of diaereut Berbs and nlants,
and asc be ali Tie same 70 lheirPils, Extracts,
Specifies, &c most of wbicli If notall, contain
Mercury, because ii lie ancient belief Of its
4curng ever, thing, but aow known e Kill
more THAN Is cnred, and those n9i Killed, cons
stituti0naliy Injured Tor i5it
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-24

These Bii'ers are prepared. in pure bourbon
whisky, from accumulation Of over 90 different
kinds oiraots, barks and herbs which act in per
feet concert one with the other prepared from the
original formula given by the grea, chief, Red
Jacket, to DR.. Chaplin who used them successfully
III his practice for many years and by their use
gained great Il popularity in the cure of dyspep-
sia, Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sici. and Ser-
yous headache, Fever and hgle, and aid seascs
arising from orrid liver or indigestion. Persons
sutl"rin-, from either Of These loatbsome diseases
will find sure cure by the Of these Ditters,
which are perfectly pure and free from all those
drugs and peisons usually PIT up in such prepar-
aions, and palmcd of on an unsuspect.ng public.
One trial viii COW ncc the most skcptical that in
Red JACKIE Ii virtatc which ncne other poAaesg.
they strengthen and invigoraie the systeln.
They are unequaed for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite
They assist digestion
They are the best stmuient in existence
They are preventive Of fever and ague.
They relieve constipation
They care nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatahle.
Aged persons and delicate females will find they
can save large doctor bills by use ofthese bitter.
Beware OF conn.erfeiis. Ncd jacket l,it,ers are
only sold in bottles with our name blown on the
side. -ouR-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-24
s.ls6ic ysac :n sstc !As-s..y

When W. have such paragraphs as tl,'
following, in the Potomac army CORES pos
dcnce of even the Tribaac, Sept 10, we can
see how vain are AL Efforts 10 make Lincoln
slaves OF Mctlellan's soldiers
The pres mt political campaign excites a
deeper interest here than even cur own local
affairs.
Little Mac has some friends. all oil
them very good "blowers,' if not the best
soldiers. lie will get some votes in this
army, but by no means a majority.
Those northern j ugnals that state that
the army Is five to one for Mcclellan, d. o.
nouncc Il libel that time will rciiltc
Some divisions, Zone paa culary that has
an exalted reputation for cowardicc.) and
perhaps one corps, may give him some
votes; but this army en- masSe is for vindi-
eating the maxim, '.paritur pr belio.' Tie
only votes he will get from BRAVE men in
this army will he under the impression thai;
he will conduct the war with even more
vigor than ii is At present pro .ecuted.
But give the soldiers the .treedom Of votin.
and we have nothing 70 fear but every thin :
to hope from the army. \. Express