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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

SALT SALTi-A chance &c fund your money.
Ths subscribers can use Ore bundled thousand
dollars, present currency. if received by the 22j
instant. Therefore, they proPoss to sell enough
best quality Virginia Sslt to realize the arouus,
At sixty cents per pound Remit by express
SEAGO, PALMER & Co,
m u 81 Atlanta, Ca.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-17

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
H1f1oUs TEyER CURED.

N~PoRTBn0UTu, gOnIeg. APru ~ AosN "a
Nrssna! A. ., 1oovnLs &s0e.s ysetsfe 10 "a
.fVl Gents. NJ have been, for Year, wt.
iect 70 attackssof Bilious Fever and scrse:
Zines II hare been laid up for monthsr and
my systsm leR Ia . feeble'State by the use o.
strong medicihs, which was given 70 me ~
NV nkvrician. Rsfas SssfS etaNAsA tlHi
II have been ming Or. Motgs Liver fpiIiI
AR some time. 1 End that can break those
attacks IN o day Or 20, and sseaPe entirely
sths fever. Ny daughter had an attack OF
.Dysps1sia, which Distressed her much she
could NOT cat scarcely anything WthOgA!Aa-
coming uauseated at her stomach continually.
Some time since she got and has been using
Df. M6tt,6 Liver Pills, and she new 10 like
smother being. Thave found also that thsy
are the most valuable Rilla for Breaking NJ
CSlas, Heaaaehe, Pains inthe 0ideand Back
tWouia not bS without them IN my eAmily
-a THOMAS p.GGER. !
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
Over Eight Per Cent Intsrsst.

L. Over Eight Per cnt Interest
in curre"cy, and are of equal convenience
as a permanent or temporary investment,
1t is believed that no securities offer go
great inducements 10 lenders as the yariou
d descriptions off,, s. Bonds. In al! other
for us Of end' b.ness, the faith or ability 'oi
private parties or stock companies or seper-
ate c ,nmunitiesonlv is pledged for payment
Ewhile for the debts ofthe United Slntes the
whole property of the country is holden to
secure the payment of both principal and
interest In coin. s-.l -
~ These Bends nay be subscribed for in sums
from $50 up to any magnitude, on the same
terms, aud are thus made equally available
10 tho smallest lender and tho largest capi
al!ist. They oAu be converted into money
FIT any moment, add the holder will have tie.
benefit Of the %interist, ,f,-re -.H q ri
oaIt may be useful to state, in this connee,
ton that the tossi Funded debt Ct tho United
ISta,eSon which interest is payable in gold.
9 on me 90 Gay O' Aasep, 1909, was es0'''S0
oOV' Inc interest on TINS cco' > 'or t aeon :
- W"
OHS 'rNuSt :" so's.'" ~ Wy y
Marehl0s was s'0o'o so Vo,zi INC a".T''s
a. 'ni .n.L ~ ,s ,o,'sV SS.,,as as = : 9SS az
sI5SS6S "ao a ~
!. FIJI .% Ioss' w. ps ~, "'a ,1a ~. -, .. ~
Tt"s "'V" 'nAs Sssn 'n N t@'n .Oas sU. j,
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- =. ,a,;s IN ,ann,us .s.StS.
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
;T THE AFFLICTED READ

.
Aud lsarn that . perfect and radical cure b w~arrantss
and guaranteed to all who are AFFLICTED u1th GeakneeA
isbilily, AsryeuS oonplaiL's, .Aelaneholy thoughts, Dc.
Prsssien Of spirits, distress sAd anguish q ma. iess =
puny grSwths fas.ing awNy, and . want Of eeahosnot In
themselves, h-.atink fits. sonvalaTe trsnhhnga tsPe's
nEHR NHxT MI MkDIcA1 PRHs sAYs.
Seine Ph, siciars require TO BE- ted the nature 81 Tvur
1issase - the REGLIsH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His perfect knowledge Of tbs human system enables
ain to describe the diseases vithost any Information from
the ~pstieut, to sxpb. IN la original cause, and u KHArantes
NJ cure And, Sha ism s valuable still, hs iIlhonsstly
pnA frankly tell whether you can 30 cured or not An
bis oOmnanication. and interviews are strictly Privass
snd c0nfdsntiai- Ned al JourHai. Cd. ? 81 /.
The 6otanio Rsiaediss Of DR.. Raphael, the EnEiist Do
naie Physician, never failed yet % make q perfect, rad,
ea,, and permanent cure OF ALL PRIVATE, SECRET
AND VENEREAL DISEASES, without the uss Of Nor
cnry, without hinderanoe 'from business, and Wtthout
kar Of discovery " exposure. No deadly epolSons, such
e arsenic, neH yenieas optan, or any other polssna;
Nv mercury, rany deadly m~ineral-nothiHg but purely
svese, able Botanical RstncaINa atv tsed ~ tHs Wondorfsi
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies nrtsr yet aiiedi
- cure the most obstinate and the most dangerous esas
and to rvmoys al mercury and ether Impurities ftpn tbs
sEstep whsns al other Remedies had Aii'd' Asd'eS
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MES. .OoNTEMPLAI
NE MARRIAGE. Hear what tbs Baltimors cores
Ronie., III The e3diiloy. psorseere. Asrylssd, said o.
- IsH amstalse euiS 81 disaaIls cnussa by s,rly Iuaiuts
ton having been performed by the English Botanic PIC
sician. | feel 1t my duty, having . knvwIsdgs Of them. 70
STATE the fact, believing that tn doing so I may do u ssrV.
Ice to the ~suhering. One ease n Particuhr-that Of =
yOung man In this eity-is worthy OF note. Ho had
A~-onAe the victim Of . habit, TIM mere allusioA 20 Which
~sA shndder, and amer years Of sase1ag and doctor.
q. Y Naye up all hores q les0vsry. he wished 70 marry,
vas dearly beloved BY AZ sweet q girl as ever lisPsd
Of s~neotion, but he was barfh, nervous, md pres
He dared not wed ON account Of the shattsrss
RI ~ system. He sought relief at the banda Of the
fhJaician, and, astoniAhing az II MAJ seem, al
ASst .srs fsissr Of q ,T paiG o. II bright ssSat sSs.S ''' 4' =
q arc suffering, no matter what their compAin'
'sA the bOtanis Physician conhdentiany. Thes
aPon relief His efics 10 al No. 60 EA6J
TT Bat. ayeAnore 9, and Broadway, eIkCIEEAn
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

SECRET, AND vDNnRnAS
aCoD NEWs roR SINGLE MEN cor
= TEpcpxaTINiG MhRRlA0n. -

{ HGr What thu BALTIMORE Correspondent q tho Oh
SHOW, Doopslvro', Maryland, eid On THURSDAY, us Sd
of My, lsrD:
Z "Ynmsrous sarps Of dlneases cansed 81 early isdilsIseta,
having Isen perbrmsdby the EngIish B0tanie PtyssslanF ,
I ksl IL my duty, having q knowledsso q thsna.to sa.ts
uaK4rinT. Ono oass IN particular-thA of = ysanx h.u
10 this cisy-is worldly of MOLE lie had bteonss tte
victim VI a habit, tho more nilhieh te Whieh eaSsfs
sander and after Years Of saheTlL. and doc;orins aarO u\
MI hope. Of recovery. He WISHED TO marry. aud WI
iearly beloved By % sweet a gttl as syyF lbpsd Sosa-
n afsctton, hut ke was fhFfgl, IcfyOus, and prostTAtsE
He dared not wed ON account " the ,slHi,sred s'Hf
Of his system. lie sought tolief at the hands % 'hs -
tanie Physician, md, astonishing as u Iny Herr, All hS
bloom aud vigor u youth HIS rctsrhed, AID bhh ~
Ns hnnrY R.Ihrr uf a mir Of briyli haSa.N - Z -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
~eoarIYRNRss OURRD.a - q


NSssrs. A. j.. sIovtLL < Co.
,fAEt Gcnts. IL have been troaslea wih
4 torpid sssien Of thN, bowels for ak or seven ,
ySafs, Which haA bOcR The Cause u $ KTeai
deaf ef suffering 70 mo, nAd l Lad T. 2tprtV
tsJsoif Of many kinda Of iNod, and afsirssahe
cStAaesl, cts. until I got GE. Ee-sSr i.Ivot
Pills, anA fnd that they keep ~. bowsh
rFsular,a and l anw cal snything that ny
Tnily docs. ] mOs, coGiiLcatly, rcssT sAend
tAsss Fills te lhesa VIII are trsuslsd vita 8
constipation 81 ths bowels. y le.gs
u , Truly yours, JOHN FLH&iAa. :
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
LEGAL NOTICE q t'@
Willard Broase, AlaitAihsAsPreb COUNTY

slssgaiHstsysq u,istconrt efOommSsI
I JNAa4 Rgsssst slias .lsPispss pettoR
:ToHssS ,S's Soss' 'aftSss so saE ysT oSisl ,
q manor aader tGeEass 6f2il ysafs Wi I'M
4 w. Ross, Of Batter Ouatys Ohio, a minor
underlihe agelpf 2lgearS Fila, s. ,Ross.x,
also OF the said county of En- Ter, and mi
nor undeH tie ageofi IL years and Mary ~
Ro$ssoft the said cspntysof PEBBLE minor
.npder the age Of Y SssEstgin tske notiSeI
thpt William Bronse, OF the said .ccputypof
Pfebfe.. in the sth lay 6f Jdhheee Il. b 1857
netitioh agAihsethehS IN tie olfcEs or
thu clerk eflhe onri1oteemnenple assoftho
SAD county. q Prsblss stating sshss lhs, apd
Com SOM ~ The edstEale6f The NRest haIfof
Che sauih-eaat qnerter sfSection l~I,eeasaina
ing 40 Acrsay more ero esss kapr>acress eut
81 the Northeast corner Of the west half OF
theiwest half Of the same quarter; and. tgn'
acres dying Ion he ends o. ae8ttaoe1Al
kyrbkRt 22lsA0QueevsS efrahe nOrthsaild Of
the EeFt half q che Southeast, quarter of Sec,
said county ofnPfe6ie, s9fhea ySdSt NH q
trPeGkaeihalhe dEthe Narlhmsst~ Sosusrssof
said last named quarter; Thence east, with
fhelqusrter sseti9p line, 8Gspoles, Thence
south ~ poies; thencs west 61-poies, 10. the
west bod6dat5odihe Sofe sid qdafteS and
thehce. epyts Milhmidlib 0pslesslo ahs
plahe ofbsgipingi hsssid hpes. tracts, con.
tal9insln t9s s%SgrsgTie atEss Yf land
an estate6f ,inheritIhea IN said snreni tpu,nf,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
na,,ton Wyssts,,1Turnpit eomnanv
LE1aL NoTICETxT7

Dayid HufTRap ADM Of Prehle Probate.
'0Ap II fyashfq' d sssssa S s ssAs l sstI,lg e
susAunah HuFaaa 81 a. esS dsbis. 81.
Sd aShskH saiaa6, 6SidSS1 Ciss
! j ton Attic, tranElin Attic, Sarah A. Huff.
man Ann Maria Division, JosiRh pavissor,
Sushn Jane Reed, S6sannaHl Wikle, Andrew
Wikle,, MaftihW.. HufTnaah,@ sSinaohisD. HLf!
man, Jacob aISmetichg are hereby notified,
the said David Huffman, Administrator
of Jchhal Hui mahSSDeed, ohsthe M da5s6f
june filed I'D the Probnt6s Court af
iPrsbfs Go6htY 0hio,s mis- petition, sa~llegiagl
dtheFa biBEs, tAat thSasaiG gohR A
Hutman, diedssised Ofa The gfDllawiag real
eslate, situhisd h Rrehiel GoahtyJ 0hiosstb
witt EheaSoHthA oGths AJFrkfaat qharter.i
Sc ion1assIDnsshiP 6, sRapEh SsEasts&o
conkaiuihgHS tcres Aahatth6 personal es-
tate is insufficient TO pay the debts, and-ask-
ing tBat TIE dover Of die, sAid ShSdndah
Huffman maybe assigDeaea nd SsihREemiass
sold end the proceeds applied 10 the psyr
meat Of said debts, &c, and sad defendants
ste h6tife4t 10 SahsweE Or demm To- Said pke.
ti6ouspo0or hsaoves Monday ahSsRrspdayBf
fAaSpstsnext soEaiR dsfaplt thsrsoS an order
will be taken in their, absence
GLMORE& CAMPBEEtss a. 81
'A' 'ss@a'A' . ssseAtNSqorPetiiioHsa 81
JnneSash, la64-s4ka s4HRkaA o0g ,ybsi
AaqlQG nAUG
P11SsA I'D EsSFsREslalysEtise,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
s. 1910 BONDS

These bonds are issued under the Act
iougressof March 9Th, 1864, which proyid, !
lat all bonds ISSUED under this Act shall T.
.XEMPT FROM TAXATIoN by or u"d
ny state or municipal authority. Subscril !
ons to these Bonds are received in Cnito
iates no es or notes Of Ma ional Banks
'heyareT0 BhREDEEMEDIN COIN attla
leasure of the Government, at any peri
iotieSs than ten nor more than forty yea,
rom their date, and until their redcmptio
I'VE PER CENT INTEREST WILL b.
AID IN COIN, on'Ronds Of not over on 3
1und.ed dollars annually and on all cttcf
}onds semi-anGual.y The in;eres is pa
able on the first days Of March and SeptsIns
'er in each year. 60 p, e "a
Subscribers viii receive either Rrgisierc'
n Coupon Bonds, as they prefer. Reeistt ~
dBonds IRE recorded on he books ofthel
Treasurer, and Gun be transferred only t
ne owner order. Coupon Bonds are pSy
able 10 bearer, and ara ,aore convenieE: f
commercial uses. r ODD IS u
Subscribers to this loan will have the optic
Of faying thoir Bondsdrsw interest in 'oir@.
(or IN United States notes. or III
notes Of National Banks, adding fifty per
cent, for prem ain orreceiys them drawing
lint rest Irou tha date of suh, rintion q nd de-
post. AS these Bonds are.
EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL
: OK o.
/ -
their va'ne is increased from one. q three
per cent PER annum, according to the rate
of tax leyics in various rats Of the eopn.
try.
At the present rate Of premium on gold
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
-~srarrerIrls' one, JsS p 1888.

Af,...s. A. d. ssoIm,. TCe. ~ Nri
,-- Cent?. 81 have found Or. Newt
Liver 9PiiIS I " he best nsdici1es To-
Dyspepsia that I ever used. I had kess
afflicted With the disease fer lraorc than sig
months, ana my 7~viotuals isdiSturbea ny,
stomaeh, sAen V such q degree as W sauts
; vomiting. I was most Of the time eostya
I found that, the Pillsu kept 10Y bowels opeH,
without gripping or pain. ] have AstnallyI
gained ID weight, since using t~hem,--bsiag
Ton pounds, heavier than whom ! commented,
Lowe az cure soisiy To use Of the Pills. ~
0Ea NbIElEfE4 GEORGE DANA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
lGENIIEMAN cured ofGOrvoua Deb.

AGENTIEMAN, cured ofGorvous Debs
isyi Iucompotenayr F~refpa,arel gseHy faiud
youthful EEBgaF .eGtan:sea by a desire to
benefit oth0s, ssill be happy tDfdrmsAito ell
who need-it, ree-of -ebstsei the recipe
Iaan diysSGpus f9F p9kiPs the SIMPLE rsgedya
ed IN bis case: Thosc wishing to profit
BY his sezipteStttesnce,, aud possess q raida5les
.EensdSJ$ viz teSeirS ,hls &msIg bys4A4srs
n Carefully sealed) by addressing.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
asNEWsBREWERN ID,

ANTEssRstNT MI EER' aRXU geo, Hlvs
,1yl ssiaEPrchhssdshsbG hrewetys fOrinerlys
owned by B Thonpa beg leave " iAfsrp
tie citizens Of Eaton =. vicinity that they
have w hand e6as.aft supply Nof' the
'5est Ale snd1jagse Rssr ihtlstge sad SMALL
uan rites to snit CustemsrS rstsi Az Ia ss
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
Yeuro, wnhLE6apddl,
uAMlhioM A'ADAAA.
zssa or 3NTE3gs

M 1&ssa6g,ei$f eau ne snasestA
>.amphlet containing certificates b cures iron
Eeil EE0MHa9rTIzEN80l l8elNNAEita
&t Scoyiu Hoo, and dive. 9ZrgR.s e q
tohraSEps EETIRELY ~ tyB9ETA-
bRHN IouSe,fhcdss6f sore , s0uth or erIptisn:
Z thssshla; aEf M6TIKElSa KALUf he
AoaItR IL their E6hilarcn,stbay shonin eradt.
cate the ssels .ss Tho lisedtS b1ipss it fisStnNS
h.A. &SMM3N MEtR1 T@A9 ~ .9t
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
man S 81 M. sra,I SsAhIefesaFsapaFiHaZ

-At
N WAK 00t
"A
3
eeMIomd rselah snA4 tabSAbs laas
1estuAi Aksruttvs that can be made. il
70 ssB,Hne2 VA ether spbstnncNl ~ udlsI
ftr ris psyak so ag~a Sats9ss,
81 anEiSk ~ tsq HaaaSesiS afYlsrllS ~
1ernood " cav. III. knfypd vthat fushA I
te4ledg n wHaled W these WHO sukcr non. [
gzeus Ss1aflnd9s and th2kohsA hith ne4N
atllmpliiA. thsiRearD must nrage.af immenssd
eRrics % TIA hfgselass q aprA Gietsd fneN.al
'etEscas. How completely This s~omPound viii
ds i has ~ ftfgs4 VI ePe,lmsnb q HspS
~ h.lwstss SasSs 10 " SaAdSf ts following
esQplhinG:--
, 4eEePvLA AND SORoroteSfsJ s~NcLAiSrs,
sprfieFsAEl K1grEEH pPnAs.e pIosns
sfArtnst BteTeHss. @TrAeEs 'SAr" RtHeH
, ~: a. Hs. :ssstsI IL. ass ! Dlss.r, A AstEa
hAfeIA sReTLs pa4LpNrGrkr pRNEkffopYAd
sssslA Aabslkp!e.sflsSs tafstrel.aANStd
~ fr AHuicsTafinH.N'dFia ese th0 whole
elAf q complaints arising rom HrrvEIrr "
= 1LooD. 't,b9sS5 .e9M tTssNaf
IAip cempcEqd vii % Ppra 4 Erpet Pro;
hbter. Of heaith -~hca tak.n n the sprtng 70
e.lpel thetionf hunors sviAchi fsster Jn ahs
pleedl at that ssa,on oil the year; Hy ihe a,as'
jyeFluisioa 81 acai maay Iahkhny disorders
ere nlpped y stber bhAg %thlitndss oaals ~ J
tshe aid OF This remedy, spare SscmsolVeS fre'nh
the endlrsgPs. q tepl eEpstiQa2 ae1 H%lesrous
tgfss, thfe'istS Which tts yssah @itistrtyste
Sida itiex efseotFup3onspik SDteaAi.ted toadSal
,s|II, \ s sIsss /, 4 ~ ~ 8 ri S|is \ " 1 |:
LAEA- -AL ~ A4WA NItaN
-. h. H., \, ~ ~; Y, -. .Ias "rnn,;onS-I
we 80 ssIs,e tn ind n e. 1le
e. sctSd nadeSGsTiA intlls veia,, slsansasitS
sgsheneysrit il hull and yonr faeluixs 4 'utsls
vow whon., Eu n whoren uarticalsr disc, n
4 I'D pespie ,nioy hotter health. and ly
.los1of. Far cleansing tbO blood. ken IA
healthy and ali h. we'll hut NH, tr
40 - as i;e. s:a~-la..j n,,.o~.- -"
ssf.s is,slt fssSn| ~ tr.as s1ns,him
IsssnB n4M1 EnYShsE " tets svfhSth'W
Epgs 81 y,Sgss tps ihs gfs eSsg-'r{n
= Sarkapuilla has, and deserves much, the
lsputaheA. Of accomplishing those ends. But
tbe 1lary1S IA, beru esrerio66Siv doreived III
nrcnaS1dEGsGxs n, d,SyilS hc1n,.1 no I,nSsl
4,fSso - - III q " "v;y,no ,ia, "a clsi,nsS
r. =. 49, t.nrpF y
Lor ~ 9SS more pcSapSc nany PiepatatSnSr
Heteq ing " DC c"ncchtrnteu extracts OF ~
cohtain bntliitle Of theFirtns 0f S~C=SaraHllA, 4
b. any thiag, sise. A,ys-s, a.. .s-.g ss.y Oh
s5gDar:na late gears the pablo lave bSen mis-
al hv fss,Ig ri tlra snTctaasdin,l 10 .iye hsoielrt3
ri Of s~aTssparilla for one dollar, Most
- ,ksl.H, essh hgIas siSn me s.Sh, isf
ILL., I:ss.. .,,l .a;,Al ia apDo;ntnspt q
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
Ovs =, - an Is~YopsTrors.

DYSPEPSIA, en- IkrIegsTToR Z
,pi This isgeneraiiy atendsd with sea' -tissYe
lsss Of appetite, nausea, aatplenry., hsST~
BUN, cssiiyepess, heat N The ateniach wkSn
eupty,A pain, Ia tie side, PrlenesS o. tte
c~ountenahcc, languor, low spirits, dis.arkea
sleep, pains IN the had, he. yE 80
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

their va'ne is increased from one. q three
per cent PEI annum, according to the rate
oftaA leyics in various rntts Of the ,eoan.
g.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
ASTRONOMER ! !

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GOOD NEWS AT LAST -
81 A4as -&SkoA nssiaA aussa
1 81 n.rr.Aiin. bR. RAPllS1 i ,As bod b o.
ssh when al sthsn have Aid NTT
All WHO ann m TKoUBEH@A
An whs have Lsaa unfortunate, al whose tina hSpsa have
20 1sIRpSiIsS4 sEssss., ~ Glsssss, &. xSOtsyss -
a'ooivSd Snd .rIH'A VITA, ali 50 tOlln fr AdvIO" and "
~ 1850 %ass ysst4 .GSs.sas S~s &AuS ~ &.k.ysIs
: s.sS:r =; Ssaj s 49, q Sss ~ iTs s.:s:, s Y ksT z S. ~ !:
psports and faiofS.s AL vile Ire d. d6dbt III laS aDros
t6ns 0f those they love eOnSul, hlp to isissSaa1d sathN
.AsIr uisds, and = asA Os y aslr ASisat 1nS v-sF
m LOVE AFFAIRS. Nm NEVER .
% vSaa4EAIkS.ahss ~ % spss ~
He has ne srcrst u winning the Auctions u the Oyrss
dss Ca. He guidss the aRgle te q wealthy sn4 hapVl
marriage, and ulakes tho married happy. M aIa and
sAvis Ia. boa .~Sliel,ed n tnnu@sri' inshAA~% -
A SPEEDY & HApPx MARRIAGE.
To make ehings hor-'as,h y Ny how y~stA. I'M
psGs Of 40 F%via AZ 70 FsAss
YOUR EuTURn HyssArsD on wIrA
Ee win tell you their clreup.tsrps and shsr hVs
pTospscts; ard what d better than III, be eva ~ yn
theif thoughts and what th.Ar b" rial" l~ntentisns II
What Is better STILL be sAn tell yOV Y they VIII nALs sfr
AABRyi r,.A.., {. ,,.r.@,. . .,,. s.,...a....
To all IN buauess hi advice Il lBvalHAbls. " san IRE
tell, with the kfeatest certAiHty The result Of 81 ssnaef
Stal and business Transactions and spocsAatiors Dr b
phuel i~nterpr'ss dreams for lOtt"ry nuD'SnE' with aAhAiA'
GorrHRY NUmnsRs
own without any extp charge.
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-11
The HGOOd Word" Not Current.

Grant Thorburn, alias Laurie, sends the
Boston Museum the following anccdote :
Fifty years ago, Mr.. Thorburn was stan
ding behind his counter in his little groce-
ry, in Broad Street New York, when a
man entered-a little the worse for liquor
and called for something to drink, saying at
the time, that he had no money, and wo'd
pay tomorrow.
MY rule is, never to trust" remarked
Mr.. Thorburn.
=" I'll pay yer, certain" exclaimed the
stranger.
''There' no use of coaxing, never can
break my rule, replied the impeturable
little Scotchman.
''Wcrl, if yer amt willurn t trust me,
here's bible for s'curity;" said the man,
taking from his pockcta beautiful gilt-cdged
Bible.
g | take nothing for security but cash, y
replied Mr.. Thorburn.
The man gazed at the dimnutivc form of
the little trader through his bleared eyes
for a moment in perfect astonshment then
turning on his heel he left the store exclaim-
ing
"Wer'l, yer little dried up mack RI, if
yer aint wilin' to take my word, nor the
word Of God, yer may go to the devil!
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-02-11
Beauty IN Public Property,

The following very sensible advise is from
the Autocrat of the breakfast table
There are some very pretty, but unhappi-
ly, very i'll brcd ladies, who don't under
stand the law of the road, with regard to
handsome faces. Nature and custom would
no doubt agree in conceding TO all males
the right Of at least two distinct looks at a
very comely female countenance without
any iniiacton of the rules of courtesy or
the sentiment of respect. The first look is
necessary TO define the person OF the indi-
vldual one meets, so as to avoid it in pas
sing, Any unusual attraction detected in a
first glance is sufficient apology for second
not a prolonged, impertinent stare. but al
appeciating homage of the eyes, such as q
stranger may inotfensively yield to n passing
image. 1t is astonishing how morbidly sen
sltive some vulgar beauties are to the slight
est demonstration of this kind When Il
lady walks the streets she leaves her 'virtu
Gus Indignation countenanco" at home; sh,
knows well enough the street is pictur,
gallery where pretty faces, framed in pret
~ bmnets, are meant to be seen, and every
body has right to see them,