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eirrAeus of the Uterus. Leuchorrhoea or " hes
Starilrv and for all complaints incident to the sex,
wie-er arising from niscretion Habits of Dsssipa-
80 DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Take more BaisaEn. Mercury. nn-
pleasant Medicines for unpleasant and dan.
@erOus diseases.
HEIMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHC AND HlPRov-
ED ROSE WASH CURES
SECRET DISEASES.
In all their Stages At little Exposure
Iittle change in Diet NJ Inconvenience.
lad no Exposure
Il causes frequent desire and gives strength to
innate thereby Removing Obs truetons, Prevents and
Cores Structures Of tse grethra- aiariag Pain aud
Inflammation SO frequent IN tee class OF diseases and
eSpeliRg all Poisonous, Diseased aud woracut Matter
Thousands upon Thousands who have been the VIC
tins Of CuScks aud who have pail LeaFy fees To be
cured IN short tIne have found they sero deceived
and that the POISON" has, by the Of Powerful
Astringeass, been dried up IN tie system, break
out m an aggreVatng form, and perhaps a-ter Mar
CsE UEIlBoLDs FxTRAcr BroBU for all affections
ana eiserses OF the URINARY ORGANS, whether
existing IN MALE or FEMALE from whatever eau Sc
qrslnating AMI no matter u HOW LoEG STAND
Diseases of these Organs requires the aiI OF Diu-
rstIc. Hen 90 i,i's- hssrs-a ssachu is the great
DiITetIc - 5 cerszr 90 s-e ire desired efeet in
an Lsseaees Jsr 9.sles = = L.ceoassaesa-aa-
Evldenee Of the most reliable and responsible char
ter all accompany s-4e MEDICINE
Price sI.oo per Bottle, or six for $500.
Devsrei to any Address secureiy packed from obser
DgsorlSs y lzaoaas ia a. Communications.
Cures ssEarasseeG. n -s~sr. assce GTafis!:
AddTess letters Tor Information to
III. Il. HELNBoLD. Chemest.
K. is Al e So s;..i 81 - ss'nu' flaia
hLLABoLD'S Ding sal Cse-scz! gEarasoUse.
- RI 49,. -sssf Bro nd " ~. New York.
fseWaIe O. tOuntersets and Enprinciplesi1 dealers
VINO en1s2Tor TO dispose -11f ter own and other
srs-eles en- reputation attained hy
Helmdold's Genuine Preparations
-. Extract Buchu.
Sasapariii1.
Ir1-rovei Rose WASH
SOLD TT
ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASA toR HEL1Bofs IsaS 80 TAAF NO OTHER
trf cut tie Asvsr-s rae,s and send for = Z
g ALB AVON nPoS1IkOS AID EXPOSURE
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READ! READ!! READ,::

DANvILLE, Pa, June 2, lS63.-Dr. Wa. H. Greqq.
Dear Sir In February. ISL, was afflicted With
sugar diabetes, and for five months passed more than
two gallons OF water in twenty -four honrs. I was
obliged get mp often twelve times during
the night. and in i've months ! lost fits pounds in
weight. During the month OF July. 1861. procured.
two bottles Of Constitution Water and DAYS after
using experienced relief and after taking two bot
ties entirely cured, soon alter regaining Inv
usual good health. Yours truly.
/ Y L DE WITT
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Ornamental Iron Works.


OFFER for sale, upon the most favorable terms, New
and Beautiful Designs in great variety of Iron Rail
ings for Cemeteries, Residences. &C. of Wrought and
Cast Iron and Galvanized Iron and Brass Tubing; Iron
Narandahs, Balconies, Stairs, Counters, Fountains,
Tables Flower Stands, Sofas, Chairs, Statuary, Ami
mails and all other Iron Works of Decorative charac
ter. Designs forwarded for selection. Persons apply
ing for viii please the kind of work needed
Jan. 20, 1854. Al 3m
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DIABETES, and DISEASES of the KID
NEyS and BLADDER.
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced BY the Medical Faculty and ha
public be the most wonderful remedy for the per-
inanent cure Ct all diseases Of the STOMACH. LIE-
Err. KIDNEYS, and BLADDER that has ever been
offered.
1t is net a MINERAL WATER It is from expert
ence that C0NSTITU TON VI AFTER ha eulanatet and
say let doubt, when single bnttle has
been known 10 cure diseases which the best meClca
talent in this country has failed T. relieve.
remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution Wat
be CHASED under "suaek' preparations, as
this city Il IS only Second-eass physicians that cries
down popular remedies, while tie better skilled make
use of every means to accomplish a AMI the
OF the physician increases has knowledge Of
different remedies enables him produce cure while
others fail in the attempt. Science is satisfied with
the truth
Give Constitution Water fair trial-we mean YOU
who under sr,sclisfs from year wear.
and particularly alluie ladies' who are cons tint
p,ications for diseases, with much chance of sue
there would be from local applications TO the
throat for diseases of the brain.
We have always been careful TO use language in our
circular that could shock the delicate organ
iEation, but receive many communications rom
persons for which Constitution Water i adapted
of whose disease mention has been made. that
the conclusion that il the remedy is capable
producing a cure, matter what the disease nav be
it should be made known The medicine Is put up foi
the public and there should be exceptions.
We would say. Constitution Water Is not a glide
pill. made to suit the and taste: il Is meiicin'
IN every Of the term placed IL the hands OF 4
people for their relief. and if taken according Il III
directions il Will in produce radical
We would say that tie directions in regard diet
relate only 10 the disease under which they occur.
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STRANGUARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
URINATING.
For these diseases it is truly sovereign remedy.
and much cannot be said IN its praise. 4 single
dose has been known TO relieve the urgent symp-
toms
Are you troubled with a distressing pain in the
small OF the back and through the hips? teaspoon
tul day of the Constitution Nater win relieve you
like magic.
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DIABETES

Is a disease Of the stomach and liver. acting throug
the kdnevs and Is. without doubt the mos ohstinat
disease, except consumption, tint effects tie huma
constitution. " g have space for discussing
but viii state that The effect Of the disease Is the
vertion of the starchy principle or vegetable porto
OF the food into sugar. which stimulates the kidney
% an excessive secretion of water Many persons
fer from this disease who ignorant OF It that i
they pass large quantities the in day and obliged
get up from 10 fifteen times during II
night. No notice Is taken OF until their attention
called Ia the large discharge OF water, and often whe
il Is far advanced To be beyond the control of
binary remedies. Another symptom IS the gre;
thirst which, when the disease is fully established.
intolerablehe patient drinks continually lrttoat bi
satisfied also dryncss Of the mouth. cracking of III
lips breath, in the most advanced cases, an
faaHy loss Of appetite, emIciation, and the pateu
gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION " ATER l., without doubt, the onl,
known remedy for diajetrs, and have much conf
dence that il is a specific have that opium vii
produce sleep and truthfully say that it has cure
every case in which it has been used
Stone in the Bladder, Calculus. Gravel .
Brick Dust Deposit, ctc.. etc.,
Diseases arising from faulty secretion-in the on
cas- being too little, and accompanied by pain
and the other a too profuse seeretion-whch win b
speedily cured BY
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irritate and drencL the kidneys, and By
lead to chonc degeneratiOns AMI confirmed disease
We present the Constitution Water the public
vita the conviction that il has equal in relieving the
emily successful for curing and trust that we
shall he rewarded for efforts in placing valuable
remedy in form meet the requirements Of patient
and ply sician.
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PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long since given up the Of bucu, cubebs and
juniper in the OF those diseases, and only
use them ior the want OF a better remedy.
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OLA EsEEES.

IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE
BLADDER.
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ENALES--FENA IEs.

In many Affections peculiar to Females tie EXTRACT
BuoHU is unequalied by any other remedy, IN
Choross Retention, Irregularity, PAiniuness,
Suppression of Customary Executions, liberated or
eirraeus of the Uterus Leuchorrhoe " hites
Starilty and for all complaints incident the sex,
wl,e-.er arising from indscretion Habits of Dsssipa
ton, in the
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wErHrRsrTELn. Conn.,, March , Iss3.-Dr. ". H.
G-agq-Ltar .Slr Having seen your advertisement
OF NCorlstron Water. recommended for Iuaamrnz-
ing suffered for the past three years and tired the skill
Of number OF physicians with only temporary relief
induced 70 try your InesIicine- procured one
httle OF your agents Hartford Mcssrs Lee Sissou
{ Co. aEd when had used half Of il, surprise
] found great change IN my health have Ese3 two
bottles of and shSre I neFer expected be
life wsn and in good spirits cannot express
gratitude fer Il. feel that / Is al and than you
ed be- Nav tie blessings Of God
attend you yeur Iabors of IsTe- Yours truly,
LEGyARD 9. BIGEL0W.
~ For sale by al Druggists. Frsce 81.
VIZ. II. GREGG Co, Pr0rrirtcrs.
MORGAN ALLEN. General Agents
Ne xsCnE-st-. View YORK
A-en:s in Chicago: FULLER. FRENCH FULLER
Agents u C-ac1a12.a BIRDsAL / BRo. ss5u
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ABRANI PHILLIPS
UNDERTAKERI

The Ola Established House
ROBERT HOSEA & CO.,
wholesale Grocers and Commits
sion Merchants,
Cor. Main and Front-sts., Cincinnati, Ohio;
OFFER FOR SALE AF
LOWEST CASH PRICES
S6gae1u.:ai..,Ns.. o. cH0a a4a Porto Rico
a 900 ha,s ca s.@, !"'"' 'n="if"' : Mo-
Z sQD2Ds3 s 39sS' s SO coaee ReGned
Sugar.
Efa <aEInIr chests Y. H., G. p. Imperial
seS1&vA Blacl. Teas. all Of late inmportations.
ePn6ABaEg. < fsbir. Pu'ana * Rasoo,
q .ggeDgsKSss;I,.., Assorted Sizes Belmont
q. OOq9snSassss. Assorted Drop and Buck
500 Boxes best s'"'eh'
SOGAnoses Rabbits Sev York so"s'
E..GOqeNevs New 'aolsere'' al numbers.
Ssg(a Boxes Choice Brands Tobacco.
Together with large and general assortment of every
article sold By Retail Groceries. Call and see.
Oct ID 1883. 41*
zg-S F. Fletcher formerly of Richmond, Ind, is
now acting as Agent for this oxtentive House.
D2.J GAR RETsON
HAS REMOVED TO
CHAS PRICES NEW. BLOCK,
No. I, North Seventh Street.
Richmond. Jan. 20, 1864. 486
T.. J. FRANCISCO, u. ID.
Ofice'and Residence South Franklin Street,
East side, between Main and Walnut
July It, 1853 soft RICHMOND, ISpIASA.
EDURE CIDER VINEGAR for sale by
q I-Sw PLUMMER / NELLY.
SSIDER vgNFGAR,-Pure and sbarp.-a1
u I-Sw PLUIAER hELLY'S Drug Store.
&c.,
~ I-6v PLUMMER / kELLl'S Drug Store.
DRIFTS ONO TISI1IFNT, for sale by the
l-5w TRIMMER KELLY.
a Il I.AsIr-Coal OIL Chandeliers, Suspension
- Lamps, Bracket Lamps, Stand Lamps, Hand
Lamps lnst reeeiSed Our stock ! nov pier TN WITH
atwholesalc or retail. PLUNAER 4 KELLY.
gtoar OIL ByRNERs,-various STYLES and
u kinds At fLUNMER NELLY.
6SoAL OIL CASs.-Gauon AMI fall Gallon.
SJAt PLUMNER KELLY'S.
eoBCELAIy < PAPER sEIADEs,-In
q variety. At PLUMMERk kELLI'S-
AA-IcK AND WICK TRIHuERs. For sale
80 BY PLUMMER kELLY'S.
ENDEsTRUCTIBLEC CHIMES. For
Z kitchen use. SOLD by PLU3iNER KELLY
a GENTS WANTED Positively made
"A from 20 CentS.-So Something urgently needed
by eveFy person. 10 samples sent fee nv mail Tor 70
cents thst rctails for s., ~ +. l.. WoLCoTT.
Oct 9, o. 42-6m 1.0 Chatham Square y y
zISoAL OF. CHIEENIE1ss, Chimney Brush
v,ARINA & CEToCos. aTE--For sale by
pLUAIAIER ( KELLY.
SETTTE1RS.-Pisaiat.on Old Sacbera. Hostetter's,
4 > and Roback's, ior sale BY PLUMALER KELLY.
vg-ASFfrSt: BLTE--Tn and 70 cents. boxes.
10 Fer sale by PLUNMER KELLY.
RSRJ SHE'S. HAIR BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSH
BID E> Flesh Brushes, Crunb Brushes Stove
Brushes. Saoe Brushes, Scrubbiag Brushes, from
cents 90 dollars At. tie drug store Of
Pi.JM3IER 3 KELLY.
nUSTERS, FEATHER pUSTERS, PICTURE
81 pusters, Hearth Busters, Furniture busters,
Counter busters Chimney Busters, sryinr in price
from 10 cents to dollars For sale BIZ
PLCMNEG KELLY
EyooT SCRAPES WITH BRUSHES alta HED.
e Ter sale bv FLChMEa : KELLY.
!. AHAGSoLIA TABLET. MEES Pun, LILLY
w White, Pearl Drops. Fer sale by
PLUAAER 4 KELLY.
n ieUID ROUGE, ROUGE POWDER, CARNIUN.
Z For sale BY PLCMMER : KELLY.
rRy RUsSES. ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, a.
Il Fer sale nv FLUtisIER KELLY s.
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DTCRETICS

has proven itself equal the task has devolved
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tive IN its nature enters into the composition OF HOS
letters STOMACH BITTERS. This popular
preparation contains mineral of any kind no bo-
tanieal element; fiery excitaat: but il is combine
ton Of the extracts Of real baa mic herbs and plants
with the pures and mest Of al diusive stululants.
It is well to be forearmed against disease, and.
far as the human system can he protected by human
means against malaCi.s engenderet by unwhoe-
some atmosphere. impure and other external
causes. HOSTEIIEAo BlIIERS may be relled on
a a safeguard.
In districts infested with Fur end dg,se il has been
found lnlahble as preventative and irresistible
remedy and thousands who resort To II uner appre-
henson Of attack escape the eourge; and thousands
who neglect avail themselves Of ts productive quai
ties in advance, cured by very brief course Of
This marvellous medicine Fever and Agne patients.
after being piled with ouinne fer months vaiu,
until fairly saturated with that dangerous alkalod.
rnt unreauentl- restored TO health within few DAYS
by the Of Ho>tetfer7s RitteFs.
The weak stomach is rapidly inyicoratei and the
appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence
il works wonders in cases OF DispepSia in less
firmed forms Of Indigestion. Acting gentle
and painless appereat, well upon the liver, it
also invariably releaves the Constitution superin-
duced by irregular action Of the digestive and score
tive organs.
Persons Of feeble habit liable to Nervous Attacks.
Lowness OF Spirits and Fits of LaueuOr,
hnd prompt and permanent reileT from the bitters.
The testimony on this point Is most conclusive, and
from both sexes.
The agony of Bilious Coiic Is Immediately as
suaged by single dose Of the stimulent and by oc-
casionaly resorting it, the return of the complaint
may be prevented
Is a general Tonic EIostettcr.s Es;:ters produce
effects which must be experienced witnessed before
they be fully appreciated In Of Constitutional
H,akaess Premature itcay and Debility and Hecrepi-
tule arising from Old ge, 1t exercises the electric
influence. In the couvalescent STAGES Of all diseases
it operates as delightful inyicorant- When the
powers of rela xed operates to reenorcc
and re-enstablish item.
Last. hut not least it is The Only .Sae stinaia.t
being manufactured from sound and innocuous mate
F- i.1.r a-,-
less in all the ordinary toncs and stomachics
OF the day.
No family medicine has been so universally. AMI, it
may be truly added DESEEN EDDY popular with the
intelligent portion Of the community as liost.tter's
Eiitefs.
Prepared by HoSTETTER & SMITH, Pittsburg, Pa.
Sold by all Druggists, Crocers and storekeepers
everywhere.
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rHJRE CIDER VINEGAR. for sale by
"a I-Sw PLUMMER Z NELLY.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07


war as never bcfnre shook the
world, the downfaIluft the rebellion
seems further Off than ever The
roseate oratory and sixty day yatl-
cinatious sanguine Abolitionists
are heard no longer. The most
fiippaht are soberedinto a realizing
sense Of the gravity of the situa-
ton.
Under the msrciless and stern
leadership of Gen. Grant, SIX weeks
is longer to an army than, with
some other Generals six months
would be. lie has dashed his
troops incessantly against the
strongholds of the enemy in Vrr-
gihia, rocking nothing OF the cost
in steadfast devotion t. the end to
be gained, and yet there is no sign.
that Lee is shaken in his defenses-
How long can such fighting con-
tinue? and even if, as Assistant
Secretary Dana asserts, our army
is two thirds larger than that OF
the rebels, is such o force equal to-
the task that is yet, after such
prolonged and agonizing effort
only-begun2 These are questions
which everybody now asks.
The condition of things at tho
East is aImos paralleled at the
West. Secretary Stanton, who l"
ever ready on the smallest pretext
TO administer the exhilirating spec
ific of a fattcring dispatch had
not spoken fora week till yesterday
when he is forced to tell that Sher-
man has also found his Petersburg,
ard has lost some two or three
thousand men in a single ipetectu"
al dash againstit From any nNuor
military operations afoot, we seek
| in vair for inspiration or encourage
ment. 1t would seem in word,
that the rebellion has demonstrated
its ability to hold successfully at
bay the strength Of the loyal peo4
pie. We do not forget the adage
that when things reach the worst
they begin to mend, and that the
darkest honr is just before the
day 1t may be that this is about
to be verified in our own case; but
we speak of things simply as they
arc now, and we should be thrice
happy if, after a careful survey of
these, we could come to any more
hopeful conclusion as to the pros,
pect of the preservation of our
Union and Government.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07

From the Albany IN. Y)Araus and Atlas.
ra Horrors of the Battlefield.

/ f' PSF g.
Slnce the breaking out of the
Erebellion, a great deal has been
tsaid about the horrors of war and
much has been written descriptive
of battle fields covered with the
dead and the dying. Scenes have
been witnessed that well might ap.
pal the stoutest heGr rts, and shake
the strongest nerves. So much
concerning ths fercencss ofthe war
has been written and published,
in the newspapers, that the
public mind has been made famili.
ar with the stories of the deadly
strife that has been so long raging
in our land. The history Of a
battle seems but the duplicate ac.
count OF the one that preceded it..
The announcement that thousands
have been killed scarcely commands
moments reflection, and some
are even disappointed if they are
not informed trat a days fighting
has not resulted in covering the
field with the slain!
If any of our readers have failed
to realize the magnitude of the
war, and its terrible consequences
to those who compose our armies,
let them peruse the following acI
count of the Dead in the Wilder
ness" 1t was written by Lieut..
Baily, of the 10Th Regiment, N. Y.
Volunteers, from Anandale, on the
18th inst. He says that after cross.
ing the Rapidan, within a space OF
fifteen mile, TnIrTY THOUSAND CAR
CASES LAY RoTTING UPON THE GROUND
and fifteen thourand of them had
belonged to our army. What more
do we need to tell us of the terrible
fighting of Grants campaign.
did not expect, when left you
i. Rochester, and promised to
write YOU, that 1 should visit the
battle fields of the Wilderness
az ain at thls early period, if at all.
/ arrived in camp OIL Sunday at.
ter leaving you, and was placed on
duty as officer Of the guard; and
the day following was detailed a;
an officer to accompany an expedi'
ton of 500 cavalry to guard al
ambulance train, and rescue oul
wounded who were yet in the
hands of the enemy, whom they
had placed under guard, and were
removing to Richmond, as fast a:
possible, af prisoners. We arrived
at the United States Ford, on the
Rapidan, Friday night, crossed or
Saturday morning, and at 10 found
a deserted hospital, whore the first
three days Of the battle were
fought. Within about a mile ol
this the dead armies had been
buried; but from this to the next
hospital (about fifteen miles) the
dead remain as death found them,
with the exception of their cloth
ing.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
REBEL SYMPATHIZERS

The supporters of Iircoln con-
stantly charge that the Democrat; 6;
leaders are in open sympathy with
the rebellion. This is cool, says
the Boston Post, while majority
of the Presidents family are with
the rebels, and Mrs. Lincoln's sister
has recently gone from Washing
ton into the rebel lines under pass
from Abraham; while The only
men who have been found guilty
of selling to the rebels munitions
of war and food and clothing, in
the loyal States, arc Republicans,
and men who were appointed to
Office by Mr.. Lincoln, officers OF
Republican organizations, and 9TH
ers of thoir link.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Jan %, ls64-''

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
David F. ". onias, Plaintiff. Preble Com
John W. Weakly, ct al, Defts. Civil Action.
TN pursuance Of an order If sale BY the
lCourt of Common Pleas of Preble County,
O., and to me directed will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, in Eaton, Ohio, " .
On Wednesday the 10Th day IF august,
A. D. 1864, at clock, P. NJ, the following
described real estate, sitnate in the count '
ofPreble, and State of Ohio, to.wit: "The
North East Quarter Of Section No nine, 10y
Township No six, (6) Of Range thr 'e, (3)
East, containing l62 acres more or less
Appraised at $8000,Oo. "a
TERMS OF SALE One third cash in
hand; one third in 3 months, and the residue
in IL months from the dSy Of sale; deferred
payments to bear interest and to be secured
BY mortgage on the premises sold.
CHAS. W. SWAIN,
Special Master Commissioner.
Gilmore & Campbell, Attorney a,
June 30, ls64.--5w, fprf. 5,25
P.S The above described farm belongs
to the estate Of Samuel WEAKLY, deceased
and is about two miles south ofLewisbdrg.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
Peace Men,

Every Peace man in thought, if
he is conscientious, will be a Peace
man in outward demonstration
But he should do more than speak
at random in support Of his prinl
ciples; he should attach himself
to some organization where his
political individuality will become
part of o system, aud thus more
directly tend to strengthen party
action. We can assure the limid
Peace man that his party IS strong
enough to protect its disciples in
the exercise of their right of free
discussion. When the Peace meet
ing in this city shall be held, there
will 60 forth over the land such
an outburst of popular feeling in
opposition to this war, as will uni
nerve and paralyze the enrire com,
munity Of demagogues, contractors,
office eseekers and Office holders
who constitute the hope and the
rength of Abraham Lincoln
New York News. .....
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
Ecrofula. or Kings Evil,

: a d rthstitutional disease, eorruption Of the
Aiood, by which this fluid becomes yitiated,
veal and poor Being in tlie circulation, il
-. ;.sa whole BODY and may burst out
Re.Naa.s ~ 49,. -srt OF Il, No organ Is free
l u'ssase H. oa any .. ,ssre one which il may
nVni I1s a.s'ONs, ~, Nol VI .;st is yariously
not ussToy. lne sIiosu.ous M ~. Iov ,,-ing, dis,
sASseu " neiculmi Iu, ulse'tse' rs ~" = oir slth
orIefsu 49,. or .,.t un.u"ay i9ou, nmpuv
ehu nl1 a1Dt ae P'osssnaS xi'eS, uln I'.t
soove aii, " ule nsi,crsal I,ccuGn' "nas
@ sser - ~ 0'g " Is ne1euy ~ y. ,Io"., Jo
v ..a .a ,S;|S a.I Lo s, ~ ";.JaoJ
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07

Il "REMINISCENCES OF "LoLA MoNTEz
Some of our readers may remember sn-
perb shawl pin worn by the famous Countess
OF Landsfelt during her residence in Califor-
mia. 1t vas said to have been the first gift
ofthe young English nobleman who ran
away with her from England to Spain.
The pin represents dew-drop in CARA
mum leaf The leaf is of very fine gold
slightly dashed with green enamel on the
inside. The dew drop is represented by a
magnificent diamond. The inscription on
the plain side is "The only Star" The name
ofthe donor also appears. We saw the pin
Yesterday in the hands of gentleman OF
this city, who bonght it from Lola San
Francisco Faq.