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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-18
Writton Opinion Of his Future rtes-
. uccta in Y.ifn.

u VIII grido him to wealth, cminence. and honor.
Thousands Of good men, who were unIortnnate nnJ ~
snccessim IN their bnsiness-men who worked hard, an
VINO struggled against adversely aud misfortune the greater
paIt OF 'heii INes, and who fJdnd the mora they tried to
~ hTMard IN ths world the more things went against
mem These Hcn got DR.. Rapbael's written opinion upon
,belr mlnre prospects In life. All those Who wisely fol-
loved DR.. Rephnels advice arc now
RICH, HAPPY, AND SUCCESSFUL
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LOTTERY NUMBERS
givcn without any extra charge.
~ MORE GOOD NEWS IsI

On Will eas' yonr Horoscopes u srits ya-r
n,ntiSity; E;vory man, through Tho length aud breadth Of
the lAnd, WHO Inns bad lndk, and who can not goi on IN
The world, should DO 10 possession Of Ills uorUscore, ana
get DR.. Ralhlclis ~
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Have we the right 70 expect these troops TO
be better than white ones9 If raw white
troops bad been thus demorallzed, would We
have blamed them under the circumstances
Having eliminated some errors In regard to
the attack on Petersburg, let US now consider
the main question, Whether our want Of sue
cess can be properly called disastIousP The
whole Of the military operations must be taken
into account, for they were all concerted with
the view Of capturing the town.
They may be briefly summed up as follows:
General HANCOCK defeated the enemy at
Deep Bottom and at Malvern Hill. We blew
up a fort in Petersburg and assaulted the posi-
ton of the enemy, who assaulted, In turn, and
was several times repulsed, the loss Of men on
both sides being about equal-the highest
estimate of ours being three thousand in
killed, wounded, and missing. The balance Of
success Is with us; for we won the engage
ments at Deep Bottom and Malvern Hin, and
destroyed an important salient Of the enemy's
works at Petersburg. Against these advan-
tages the only thing which the enemy can
place is a knowledge Of one plan Of attack.
There is something, however, still remain
ing 10 be considered. We in the North are
too prone TO regard the movements Of tbs
army near Richmond as the only military
affairs worthy of attention. 1t Is true, that
the taking of Richmond will dehnisively
relieve Washington from all danger; and that,
as capitals influence strategy, the capture of
Richmond is therefore of twofold impOrtancs >.
Yeti not Atlanta also strateglcally impo tant ?
Has General SHERMAN been doing nothing for
the last three weeksP Why, he has repulsed
the enemy In three battles. Repulses more
disastrous have not been witnessed even In
this war. Taking General THoMAs's account
Of the actual number of the enemy known to
have been killed on the Goth and 22d Of July,
and adding to them the usual proportion Of
wounded, and the prisoners captured, and in
cluding the number given in the latest news
about the battle of the 28th, we find that while
the Union loss for the three days amounted to
somewhat less than six thousand in killed
wounded, and missing, that of the enemy was
thirty thousand seven hundred and eighty
two. This, Of course, does not cover the en-
tire loss Of the enemy, because he must have
carried off some Of his dead and wounded, and
because the returns from General THohAs's
lines were not complete.
What do we desire2 What more could we
have2 Uninterrupted successp No Power
ever yet obtained 1t. 1t is the balance of
warlike strength which cpreponderates. Let
us not bo forgetful of the deeds of our brave
countrymen, and above all, let us not be un-
grateful to God, who has lavished victory in
answer TO the prayer of our people.
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PROCLAMATION BY GOV. CURTIN.
80. 900 MILITIA CALLED OUT

aARRrsBvRo, August Sin the name and by
The authority Of the Commonwealth Of Penusyl-
vnnla. I, Andrew q. Curtin, Governor Of the said
Commonwealth,
PROCLAMATION.
rba advance of the Rebel army has again
crossed the Potomsc and this morning occupied
Hagerstown- call for thirty thousand volun-
keer militia, 70 be mustered into the service of
the State to serve during the emergency for the
defense Of the State.
The men east OF JOhnstown will rendezvous
at Harrisbur, and those west Of that place at
Pittsburg.
i cannot too earnestly urge upon the people Of
The State the necessity fos the immediate pres
eoce OF this force.
Tho General Orders which accompany this
proclamation set forth the arrangements for
transportation, &c, and the mode Of organi.
zatlon. By the Governor, A. G. CURTIN.
RLI sLKPSR, Secretary Of the Commonwealth
PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA, August 6.-In accord
ence with my Proclamation this day made, II Il
ordered
First That all able bodied men of Pennsylva.
pia do Immediately assemble in their respective
Borooghs, Wards, aud Townships, and organize
companies for the defense of the State
Second. Companies as rapidly as organized
will. on application to the different railroad com.
panles, be furnished with transportation by the
United States ~ the proper rendezvous Those
OggnpiEed west Of Johnstown 20 Camp Reynolds
at Pittsburg; those east of Johnstown at Gang
Curtin, at Harrisburg, where they will be su b.
sisted by the United States Government, and
sworn into the service of the State for State
defense during the period of the existing emer-
eency, audfwill be organized into regiments.
By order Of A. G.. CURTIN,
Governor and Commander-in-C Chief
I A. L. RUSSELL,
Adjutant- General Pennsylvania.
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AEsART. .At Reading, Pa, August %. after lnger-
ing illness. ANNIE COOPER wife OF Charles b. AnsaTt
AID daughter OF William VI. and Mary cooper
CLAFIELD.-On wednesday, tho Sd instant, IN the
ssth year OF her MARY rellot Of the late Louis
ClEhaid.
GLADINO.-On the Sd instant, MARY ANN vile Of
Mr. George Glading, IN the 18Th year Of her ase.
relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited To attend the funera from the residence OF her
husband No. as Vine street, on sunday afternoon Tth
instant At 2 O'Clock
GRAFF.-o the lst instant, ANN, wife Of b. Graz,
Inc relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend her funera from the residence
sO,,-n law William ekfedt, No. 20 Girard avenue,
Saturday afternoon, tbe 9th instant, az O'Clock To
proceed 20 Monument Cemetery.
HARPER.-On THURSDAY, August 4, 1854 AZ the resi-
denca OF her grandfather John A. Howell Twenty fourth
Ward ANNE, only daughter OF B. w. and Kate Harper
in the 7th year OF her age.
HORHoIl-On the Attn Inst, JANE WEST HORNOR
widow Joseph p HornOr ia the oth year of her age
Her relatives and lends are invited " attend the fane
raj services St MAys Church. Locus street. between
1hryninth and Forbeh streets on Saturday afternoon
tie 9Th inst, AZ O'Clock lnteunent at Laurel HUI
RORTHROP. Tuesday evening" August "a, L83A
ANNA third daughter Of George and Sally ". GorhTop,
aged years
VAUX.-On THURSDAY mOmlna August an. 1884,
FREDERICK GRAFF VAUX, only child OF william 3.
and Emily q. Yaux.
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THE DAILY EVENING Observation-Disclosures /

fully, however deficient they may be In the
dead languages. The latter need not be neg
lected, but a mastery acquisition of the
former should be the primary aim and finda-
Iental condition Of American scholarship. II
is not 80 regarded now, and the fact Is appa-
rent enough in every days familiar social in
tercourse. Indeed, TO hear us talk and see us
write, board Of competent English critics
would pronounce US, In the main, nation Of
blockhends.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.
Il f C TRICIT

ELECT RICITY Y.
LOOK AND LIyEI WORD TO THE WISE rs
SUFFICIENT
All diseased conditions both acute and chronic where
there IL vitality enough left to react, permanently
cured by wafrantee at No 1920 WALNUT Street, Phila
delphla and In Of failure In most obstinate malAdles
no charge ls made. Electrical Institution, established
about hve years ago BY Professor BoLLES. Read the
folOwing-
class of maIades prevails to fearful extent com
muni,es booming 900 yoaths of both sexes annually
to an early grave These diseases very mperectly
unJerstood Their external Manifestations or symptoms
sre nervous debility, relaxation and great exhaustion,
marasnus or wasting and consumption OF the tissues Of
the whole body shortness OF breathing, too hurried
breathing on ascending hill Night Of stairs papltaton
Of the heart asthma, bronchls and dry throat,
trembling and shahing Of tho and lower limbs,
aversion to society, business, and TO study sometimes
dmness Of the tyes2ht loss OF memory, dizziness Of
the head, IeuIalga pain In various parts OF the
body pains In the back aud lower limbs lumb dys
pcpsa constipation OF the bowels doranged secreons Of
the kidneys, and many other glands Of the body pro-
ducrg virulent diseases ia both males and fmalos Ike
wiso epilepsy. hysteria and different forms of nervous
spasms Now then, ninety nae out OF every hun
dred of all the above named disease and host ofOthers
not named As consumption the lungs Of the spinal
nerves. have their origin In the pelvic hence the
want OF by any OF the old medical systems OF
practice.
DISEASES OF FEMALES
Prolspsua Uteri, Leucorrhm', Amenorrhoa, and Dys-
InenorrhmA. All the above dsjl and other Uter .
complaints have ther origin loss Of the vital power
the body, brought by injuries, exccsses, sedeDary
habits personal abuses aboions and tue fpoweral
medicines Some Of the peculiar symptoms dragging
pains hi ouRh the hip and back weakness Of the limbs
and extreme languor and debility throughout he entire
system The effects produced from those troublesome
msiades are almost multitudnous. Consumption, Dys-
pepsia Neuralgia Paralysis Deafness, Blnduess, Fts
and Insapity, AID even Idlocy, are not Unco nmNn.
No enectual reliable remedy Las ever been found for
the ala ming mlants till late discovery in the
of Electricity In strict accordance with the positive and
nep alive polarization Of the Uterine Organs We never
failed in curing a OF the above diseases pt in OF
organ arrangement, severe injuries Of the parts.
Mrs Fulton, lady Of great experience and ability vii
have entire charge OF treating in the ladies department
Consultation free,
Prof. BoLLES & pr. BROWN,
au3-4Ot No. 1920 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia
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QUEEN OF BRAUfY.-WHITE VIRGIN
~ Wax Of Antilles s tho mosv perfect preparation Of
the age, for beauufyns, whitening and preserving The
complexion n IL made nom pare White Wax, hence lts
extraordinary quales for preserving the skin, making \
son smooth faT, and transparent. II cures chapped
hands OF bps pimpes &c Price ~ and 20 cents
Hanufaetursd only by HUNT a Co, Perfumers,
No, Al s. Er0hTH 81, doors aboye Chesnn. snd
iyI9-lm No lSS D. SEVENTH StreoN
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SAILS FOR LOAN.

L N " " y n IL II " " IL " n N.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. July 26, 1864
Notice is hereby given subscriptions will received
by the Treasurer United States the several Assist
ant Treasurers and designated Depostoes and by the
National Banks designated and qualified DeposItories
and Financial Agents, for Treasury Notes payable three
years from Angus 49, 1884, beating terest at the rate Of
seven and per per aunum with semi
annual coupons attached, payable in lawful money.
These notes Wi be convertible at the option of the
hclder maturi, uto six per oent gold bearing bonds
redcemable after ve aud payable twenty years from
August 10, 1857.
These notes be issued IN Ihe denominations OF nay
one hundred Ave hundred, thousand, Snd nve thou
sand dollars ami vii be issued in blank payable to
orier, as may b, directed by the subscribers.
All sab,eHpuar' must be for aHy dollars, mul-
uple Of afty oola.t
Iuplcae i,atig viii be issued for aldeposis. The
patty depOsin upon the original certificate
TIE dCnomnSt,o OF note. required and whether they are
70 be issued in blank or payable to order When
dogsod muBt eo with Tho oGcer receiving the do
| po4lt, 20 be for7 .rd'i to tbs Department
The nOes viii br rrsmittod the owners free Oftrans
pqrtalon chars 10 soon after the receipt Of the original
| certificates Of fds,,slt as hey eau be prepared.
Interest wlbo yowedto August Is Onan deposits made
prior 20 that ds and viii b. paid by DepAtusnt upon
rceept Of the o. ns' certificates,
AZ the notes daw atsrcstno August H. persons max
Ing aepos sub,uen tbst date nnst the insress
| accrued from de- ,5 note 20 date OF deposit
Parties depos wei,y ydyo thousand dolass aud 40
ward for these usles Al any time VIII be allowed
commission Of o., qaa.er OF per cont. witch viii be
paid By thls department upOn tho receipt Of bill fOr the
amount certified TO by the oaoer with whom the deposit
was made No deductions SOr commissions must be made
ffom the deposits.
omoers receiving deposits viii that the proper en-
SOrseH epts are made up0a the original certificates
Al officers authorized tOSeCee deposits are requested
10 awe to applicants an dOssd information and AFFORD
facility SoI making subscriptions.
w.P. FESsBEDEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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OLD CLAss- -AATEs.-It is remarkable fact
that the con est before Alauta brought toget ther
three old classmates from West Point. General
Hood. Major G nersl Mcpherson, and Brigad,er-
General SchOfeld were old "chum,," being
room. mates during the last year Of their cadet
lite. Mcpherson aud Hood were particular
friends, yet one fell by the hands of the other.
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An old lady, seventy eight years OF age
living in Schuyler county, Illinois, gave birth TO
twins, two girls, short time since, Mother aud
daughters doing well.
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L OSr.-CRRTIFICATB NO. 10, DATED
July 10, L2, s share o. the Capital stock Of the
Second and rhId Streets Passenger hallway Company, IN
ths of NJ H. bailey. As apple stion has been made
please return the 10 the once Of tbs Company
ieJO-ffBi2r hOlfr. n. TAYLOR.
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zs~ TO THE PHYSICIANS OF PHILA-
MILITARY NOTICES.

BOUNTY FOR MARINES. WANTE
RI for the Omitted Staef Marine Corps a,e-bld ell
Tito periuftn the duties a snciCr Navy Yaris,
u aud hoard United States shlps-oi-war on foreIgn
stniOns.
Bette. compt nsation Than the army
Fun bcunles Of ali the dlnercnt loesilies rah
upsn enil-tmcnt
MHtLc receive Prize Money, ..f.
For al fisjhcr Information apply at tho Recruiting
EepreZyuts,
No. Sll s. FRONT Street, below Spruce sreet.
O''"'''' '' &. G. McO AwIEY,
aua.tf MAJOR and kccruitlng OhieeQ.
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PROPOSALS,
ASSISTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n erals ONCE,
rULADELPHiA, August 3, 1864.
Scaled Proposal, win be received at this office uOtl II
O'Clock NJ, on THURS DAY tho llth inst fer
Five bundled "siN mule Army wagons, complete.
Two hundred " two-horsc Ambunncoi complete,
Wheeling pattern to be delivered Ia this city al such places
= may be designated.
ont half OF the above to be completed and ready for
delivery before the LIST of September next. The
remander on or before the 2Gih Of September, 1861
The right II reserved To reject all bids deemed too high,
and bid from defauinU contractor will be received
Bidders will STATE price, both In VT ting and hVres
guarantee. TO be signed by two BpOnsihe persons,
viii be required whose responsibility must be certified
TO hy the Unlled States District Judpe United States
District Attorney, Unite States Collector, other Gov
ernment officer otherUse the proposal will not be
ctyed.
Specifications for The above may seen at the office,
No lI89 GIRAHD street.
BJ order Of Colonel George H. Crosman Assistant Quar-
termastcr General L. ). A.
GEO. X. ORME,
au5-bt Captain and A. q. NJ.
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THE q II Il It FIR Z
AT
HENRY sMoEB' Ina roNAL WAGON WORKS.
LILIES CHILLED IRON SAFE

VT OhlAONs
TRUTH Is MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
Its Enemy. like his great Prototype,
"THE FATHER OF ALL ERRoR,"
MUST SUCCUMB.
The citizens Of Philadelphia and vicinity are particu-
Iary requested toread the following note from Mr HsNRY
sIMONsi-
PHILADELPHIA. July 26, 1885,.
NJ { Sadler, Agent for 1.-The chilled Iron SAFE
DEAR Sm:-Ihe No 10 Chilled Iron Safe purchased OF
you la Is was In ny office, which was burned entirely
down, with my wagon factory on Friday night last My
books and taken out OF the sao before the fire
reached the buJin therefore no attention was paid TO
The oGce was ihfee-stOry brick building. lying just
was from the north, the fire from the wagon. shop was
forced strongly upon the offce and everything com
inside vas iSund not injured in the ie ST. and With
Of paint and te repairing externally is ready and
l can en- eriuly recommcn nd LILLE 8 CHILL ED IRON
SAFE to all interested ~ most thorougl FiIe prY0d
U. s. National Wagon Works.
The following facts In the abo,o certificate parlea-
First The character OF the building It's being located
just south OF the main wagon. shop, with its immense
amount Of c0mDushie materal also the fact that the
immense amount of heat upon this building
Second The fact that the SAFE was the smallest SIZE but
and that 1t was left In the CELLAR among the runs
for days without care or attention. as there was nothing
Third That the Safe is not sprung warped or twisted
but sl oruIr, and ht for use, even ue OeS being
This wonderful result together with result OF the
late attempt robt cry Of Lies Chill lion Safe at the
Wett PhlGc epha Fund just published, muE prove
the batsaciiOH Of all pares Interested IN sates that
sirc,ly ara tbcruuahy fire and bu rProof the sheet
maker David Evans assertion e. the contrary
Notwithstanding. Verify, PoviGence S on tho sidJ OF
Tfuh. ....
n Rifle above Sac is now at nv dop H. end all par
lee interested Nnl please cxamine It Tor themselves
NJ G. SAOLNR, Agent,
au5-f No 2ls SEVENTH street.
Raspberry Cntawba Sparkling
wISEt
A sosr DELICIOUS pMNE,
TiI r.,
for sa by
DAVIS n RICHARDS.
ARcn AMI u :SrH SrgRrtos
y. q. whitman - 60,
Manufacturers of New Delicious CooiecleGs Auono
PASTE, Chocolate Osramels. Creams hs Mois I"
Paris, exquisltey favored,
Roasted JORDAN AlmODds, & sc
No, gI6 Chesnut sUest. below foJIth.
HseCk a Co.'S Pianos
srlCk 4 co.'s MASON PLAycA
a.
HAMlINs
sg
H4TU
CABINET
srEcK co.'s ORGANS. PIANOS.
]. L. GOULD,
Seventh and Chestnut streets
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OFFICE CoMMIsSARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
" No. B2S WALNUT street.

~ NO oEo W hi'rNNi
Sealed Proposals IN duplicate VII be received at his
suIpl ing for the Of the United States Army tho
f,1owing Subsistence Stores. delivered In PnadephiA.
500 Barrels nrst quality MESS or PRIME MESS
hooTed oaS barr,ls, with iron master hoops (;
meat to be froe from rust or stain full weight,
anu thoroughly sst ID aud TO have been re-
packee within thirty days Of delivery. To be
ready for delivery within twenty days from
10000 Pounds flrst qu0lity winter-smoked BACON
sHOULDERS In tight tierces of uniform size,
Tobe delivered within twenty days from date
aOO, 900 Pounds first quality PILOT BREAD, to be
made from good sound Extra Flour"
thoroughly baked, and perfectly dried before
being packed To be packed IN boxes "f wei
seasoned wo d. of such kind rs will not i'm
part taste to the bread, boxes to contain hfty
$4,000 Pounds first qualy kiln dried CORN MEAL.
In well coOpered, held-lined barrels.
10000 Pounde coarse pulEerized WHITE SUGAR,
5000 Pounds ADASIlNTISE, or STAR CANDLES.
$4,000 Pounds clean, fine dry SALT, in well cOoperod
head-lired barrels.
The above stores with the exception Pork Bacon
IN bs delivered within ten days OF date Of award, .
Bidders who unable 10 deliver the stores within the
time mentioned viii state the time required for delivery.
Contraors expected 10 hold their goods without eX
pense 10 the United States untl required for shipment
san PIES OF all articles except Pork must be delivered
with the proposal aud eetred TO therein the proposal
must not he nolosed win the sample samples must be
IN boxes and not in paper 'ces each sample marked
Tbe Port NJ be Naminod aud passed upon by John @
Taylor, Ispcceor On me part OF The United states
SEPARATE prO cBal', ullat mte ehcn
article enumerated and bcdora may propose for the whole
OF any part o. each.
printed copy ot this adv ertsemcnt must be attached
30 each bid ard the proposals mustbe ccc in comply
ing with al its terms.
Each proposal must haVethc written guayanee nf two
reap0nAble persons iuI tho mhment OF the agreement
" no will give bonds II required.
Blank fbTms for proposals oontatniDg tho form OF
guarantee may be had Oh ap9 icAtion atthis otlee
Tho see name place TIM siness aud date HpurchAHe
Ame Of contents, 5ross. aro and net weights nuat DO
marked u ever pactsse anu AL old marks must be OBJ
liberated
Returns of weights by professional public wclshes to be
given wheucyet required.
No bds parties who have fatiot to tulhi tOrne1
npteeu eAt WIN he considered.
bids viii include packages, and delivery at any point In
s city 10 be desip mated By this oce and any Inferior
package, c00peraye y be considered sufficient cause
ior role ton OF Clntcrts. 49,.
T,ucut il be Ia such nnds may be furnished
v the United STatCs tor the purpose,
'ProposaIs 70 be tndo ed Proposals tor aubsiseuct
! stofs :" and diTec'edp -
'' ISAAC Il. WIGGTN,
aptst CAPTAIN ana {. Vols.
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ROPOSALS FOR BUILDING SOUTH
Il wing to Navy Depa tment building.

4 wing to Navy Depa tment building.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, August3, 1864.
sealed Proposals, endorsed " Proposals. for building
South WiugtO Navy Dep .Itment building" will he
ceiNed al this office ur l2 o'clock M the 18th day Of
August 1864 Plans and specifications ready for
animation at the Navy Department and the bid must be
THE whole bal ding finished and complete I'm all Its de-
tails except the hot water heating apparatus Bddtr
Te1ucBedto the time In which they will TO
have the ulidiHg completed and ready for occupAu
and n bids mustbe accompanied by the following guaran
tee
FORM OF GUARANTEE
The undersigned. -. of - In the State Of, and
Of, In the state OF -, hereby guarantee that in
case the foregoing bid OF - for building south
wing "a Navy department he accepted, he they wl
within ten das amer the receipt Of the contract at the post
ce enTet their residence execute the contract for the
with good and sufficient securt and In case the
said shall fall TO enter Into contract Aforesaid,
make gusd the difference between the offer of
witness: Ar, Guarantor.
Eff CD, GuarantOr.
-, 1861.
Mreby certify that the above named ~ arS
known men OF property, and able TO make good
their guarantee .
be sgred by the United States Navy Agent District
Judge or Attorney. or Collector. AUS 49,