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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
The AFFLICTED Read

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And Learn that a perfect aud radical cure II warranted
and guaranteed to all who arraHiictGd win weakness,
icbility, nervouG complaints, melancholy %tbougilts, de.
preston Of spirits, distress aRd anguish OF mind, lVss n
sleep, loss Of memery, loss of energy ana Muscular IowtC,
puny growth, wasting away, and a want OF confidence 10
themselves, h.nting. fits, ccnNulAve Eemshngs, info-
tence and disgust OF life.
HEA WHAT II MEDICAL PRESS sAYss
Some physicians require to be told the nature Of yowr
disease the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN aoas
not. His perfect knowledge of the human system enables
aim to describe the diseases without any information from
the patient, TO explain its original cause, and to guarantee
ts cure. And, whaV Is mere valuable still, lie will honestly
End frankly tall whether you can DO cured or not. All
his communications and interviews are stricay priSats
and confidential -Msdkai Journal
The bOtsnio Remedies of DR.. Raphael, the Enelsh 30.
Ianic Physician, never failed yet ~ make a perfect, Fahi-
cal, and permanent cure of ALL PRIVATE, EGRE
AND YENEREAL DISEASES, without the use Of MGR
curry, without hinderapce from business, and withdet
fear OF discovery OF exposure. No deadly pcisons, such
as arsenic, NIX vcmica, opium, or any other po,sua.,
No mercury )rany deadly minerals-pothing but purely
Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used by THIS wonderful
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never yet huled
TO cure the most obstinate and the most dangerous Cascs
and to rsmoye all mercury and other impurities from H.
system when all other Remedies had failed. - Medie~
J0tSHaI,
FOOD Jews FOR SINGLE MEN C~oHTEMPLAT
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore cores
pondent vi the oddfllow, Boonsboro, Maryland, said VI
Thursday, the Dist of May, 1850:
" Numerous cures of diseases cansed by early iudiscre-
ton having been performed by the English Botanic Ply
stefan. feel il my duty, having q knowledge Of tLem. IL
stute Tue HCt, beHeNlhe lhat III uolhs so l may 90 a ssrY-
Toe to The suffering. One case IN partieular-that Of a
young man iu thls oity-is worthy of note. He had
h"+ome the victim Of a habit, the mere allusion TO which
~ n a %shndder, and after years Of suffering and doctor.
ave ny all hopes OF recovery. H0 wished to marry,
vas dearly beloved by as sweet a girl as ever lispod
Vt affection, but he WAS fearful, nervous, and pros.
He dared not wed ON account of the shltlrrea
u system. lie sought relief 1t the hands OG the
~'lysiciaH, and, astonishing rs ii may seem, all
aud vigor Of youth has returned, aud 10 Is
appy fatlSr Of a pair Of bright bQys."
o are suffering, no matter what their complaint,
on the Botanic Physician ecnddeuhally. Tney
upon reiief. His Office Is ~ No. so EAST
Bet Sycamore ST. and Broadway, CIkOl&NAlI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FJa III CURE OF
tt&k4Aeat, Ja'n3iss, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyse,te,y, Foua Stomach, ErySipelas, Hsadacke,
Piles, Rheumatism, EtrptionS and Skin Diseaios,
Ltrer Complaint, D,opSy, letter., 7Nmors and
Sail Rdeum, D6,ms, GoHl, Meu"agia, a; a
Din,.Jr Pin, GAd for Purifying The Blood.
They art sugar eoa,ed, so that the most senE-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best ~apcrient in the world for all the purposes Of q
family physie.
Price 25 cents pSr Fox; Ffva boxes for Sl.oa
Greatnumbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthesa
r~epcdics, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named far.
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, aud the treatment that should DO fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put off by unprinciplea dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it.
AL our remedies are for sale BY
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
LEGAL NOTICE
Henry Shields PltF Prebls Common
VS. Pleas.
Elizabeth Shields, Petition for
ct, al, defts. Partition.

'F'r'NN1 ~ HN ne "
ct al, dsft', Partition.
The said Elizabeth Shields, widow, Jacob
Michael, Susanna Michael, Harman Rex,
Dians Rex, Solomon 0blinger, Mary Ann
Oblmger, George WI Paudlas, Maria L.
Paullus, John A. Shields, james Braddock,
Eliza NJ. Braddock, james Oscar, Vance
a minor, child of Jane Vance, (lale
Shields deceased, Ct E!khart County,
Indiana, and. Nancy Catharipe Shields, of
Preble Couuty, Ohio, are hereby notified
that on the 9th of April 1854, Henry.
Shields filed his petition in the court Of
Common Pleas of Preble County, Ohio,
which is now pending, wherein be states,
thathis father ~John'Shields, late of PEBBLE
County, died seized of the following real
state, situate iu Prehle County, Ohio, TO
Wit; The south east quarter,of Section FIVE
township six, range three, east DC, and
stating that Elizabeth Shells, widow, is en-
titled to dover in said premises, and further
stating that he has purchased and obtaiued
deeds Of conveyance from all the above
named heirs of John Shields decd, for their
undivided interest in said premises, exsOpt
James Oscar Vance and Nancy Catherine
Sh eds, and askingtha the dover of said
Elizabeth may be assigned, and partition
made of aud premises, subject to said dover,
and unless the defendants denur or answer
to said petition on or before the 9Th day Of
August next being the first day efthe next
Term of sad court, and in default thereof an.
order will be asked for in their absence.
GILMORE CAMPBELL,
AttyS FIR Pitt.
Attest
II Shank, Crt.
Aqril 2Sth, l6s4-sw [pr. f. Sll 90
SSrSee j. T. SpATz's advertiser
meut-it speaks for itself. Let the
public hasten to his corner store.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
LIVER COMPLAINT CURED.

T" INDTANAFWTTHi TVIVVIT ~ Iv'Vs
AEssss. a. u. SCOyILJt& Go.
Gents. - ana hardly able TO ex'
press my gratitude Tor the beheht which ny
daughter has derived from the use OF Or
Moths liver Pills sic had been trou,!Hd
with what tie physiciAn called Liver Com
ylain.. but oardootor failed 10 gave her any n
ncrmancnt relief. although she tried his pres
s'dptjaHs efecpds!ly. sho hsd become uFets
anaholy, Bnhappy, aud her constitution was
n lah brokOs dova by the use OF Mercury.
Sac tried pr. Nout's Liver Pills, and snon
bs.gn to get better. ala happy 10 say that
sbc has nov entirely recovered her health.
.,. Respectfully yshfs,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26

DlrSee j. T.. SPATz's advertiser
speaks for itself. Let the
hasten to his corner store.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
aEAR WHAT TIE MEDICAL PRESS
SAYS.
FACTS AXE sruxn2rw rgsImag!

rAoys AXE STUEE0Eu TEsIMGs!
Hear What tn, Philadelphia correspondent says in tive
Oa,~1snSuLth, WhuSugtVu, bcawJ 3h Of April,
EsrN:
aAA Ruglish gentleman, forTs'v relsd WIN t'
Srltish Army, AND who styles httnse s'Eugii'h nS'
S,Dlc Physician has OF late g!iped ienTr" rrpula-
Nou here by his skill in curing oil IN s"f complaints.
eonis Of his patients ! have COME WITH aud meg
Srouuuuce his remedies and nsSe tliinont as very
,luerDr. Some hays been rcNlootd w maggie ina
S,.diane he used H. di..Uird by hlni rem various hsrDs
.,~4psipg rare curative %properti'l. ~
"Whuo acapg in tLs army ho devoted hE ls'sHro
nouants to q thorough study Of the elleS' produced "
s.4t,In ~ -disiual roos and herbs ~ a' n"n~ roy diseases.
II seems be has foand u sure and spcody r'inoIy Tor vi Tie
IN that gcsh n heir to- His pfasi.Gc /, already "Nleii.'
LTs, and Is daily increujng Ia the complaints to which
LmAles NJ subj ,ctCd Ne hs 10 c4lal, d. q large nunV"T
ksrs have testIsed that they owe MOI GU! l,'r tIVsrpt
80 h.,Itb, hut their lives, 10 the -kil. Of tia hngIlsh
kzanis ut.ieilE." His olic- 3at
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE u Vgs.
A PREVENTIVE 10 HAVE all
DEEM

Hsar what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says gu the OH
Of March, 1859:
We arc decidedly opposed 10 drugs aud to Advertised
remedies for the prevention of havi'6 c"iidreu' but We
feel IL our duty to acknowledge a bcngtt from ANY and from
every source when ii Is for the rsliai OF sun"ring humanity.
A fact has come 10 nur knowledge that ought 10 he pro-
mulgxbod and widely circulated kr the Leleiit Of those
tAdiss whose delicate uealth makes II necessary to prevent
any increase Of iasuly.
About twelve months after marriage, a lady OF ON A..
VHaintanee yavs-birth " a ~duugtsvr, bat her SURE -hEs
"sres "a great tina. her physiclnns drspNiredo OF her recovery
This mad. her Lrhd the very thoughts VI aEln becoming
a mother. Shr tried every thing 10 prevent a repetition
.4hHs uGsriags, but without, rncceeding. Two years after
iuArriage she Was again confined, but her suicFinEs we're
W. great that the child died, and her owl life was dVsmired
ID. She Ms todd by her family physician that t SLe hnd
any more children he feared her lie NOu!I te the forfeit.
As all the remedies She had tried before hdt Jailed, she
applied TO the Botanic Physician, Dr. RAFhAhir
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
aooB NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN Com,
TEMPLArING MARRIAGE.

Iasr what the Baltimore CORRESPONDENT ol Tue Odd
GLOW, BooasboTo', Maryland, Snii Oh Thursday, the dlst
Of Say, 1859:
Numerous cures ofdissases caused Iy caiiy indisoretioo
having teen perforated by tbs Engii-b B'l'nlc Fhy-lSlAn'
ia il nv duty, having q knowledge Of IhgT, ~ statO
tbO hct, believing that in doing SO ] niaydon serYicotothe
khHs,ing. One case in particular that ct a young hNA
b this sity-N worthy Of note. lie mad become VI"
NStlm Of a habit, Tao mere ulllsiun 10 which causes a
AndIer. and after years OF snnUriug and dpctcrins gave up
al hopes Of recovery. lie wished 10 marry, and was
aSsEly beloved by rs sweet Il girl "a ever iiSpcd words
OF Affect on, hut he was fearful, nervous, ana pFo-irat"I.
lie dared not wed on account VI he shattered stlte
u h~ system. He sought relief at tie hands VI he DO
taaAc Physician, and, astonishing lie Il nay srcin' az ihe
HoSni AID yigor Of youth has returned. aud he ID 40"
NE happy father Of a par OF bright Boys
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
69 EAST FIETtS STELsT,
CINCINNATI.
pRv&rz, SECRET, AND vENEEEAL
DISEASES,

w;thoui L,e Use Of Mercury, without h~indranco fr9" bust
Hess, AID without Ggar Of dncoHcry or eNno'arc' Nodrhdly
yoi~dhs, Seh as arsenic, nux NonItca, opiim' or aRF other
poIIons. Ma mercury nor any d+rliE mlner"I"-pp.nins
kut pur,Ly yggstaLIo Bptarical Remedies are used by this
,ouasrfIi Botanic Physician. His Bctauic Remedies
lsSr vet Ei!sd to cure the mast obstinate aad the most
iin.yru4s eusen, and to remove VII mercury and otllcr
impurities from tnr system wbon Gi other EeilsI1oS htt
MN =. MaLlnaI .LnA.AhL.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26

Attest
II Shank, Cri.
April 2Sth, l6s4-sw [pr. f. $ll 90
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CeAEEsrsNBXxrs IN SEE YozE--LEES 4 WAL
LIZ, W. - Pine STREET.
CoEEEsroyBEXrs IL LoxpoS.-BANk OF LON
pDy
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nEDINGTQN 6 CO.'S
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER,

This valuable preparation containing in a highly con-
ccntrated form all the properties Of the Jamaica Ginger,
has become one Of the wost popular domestic remedies,
for all diseases of the stomach and digestive organs.
A. a tonic 1t will be found invaluable to all persons
recovering from debility, whether produced by fever or
otherwise, for whilst it imparts to the system all the
glow and vigor that can be produced by wine OF brandy,
il is entirely free from the reactionary effects that follow
the use Of spirits Of any kind.
1t is also an excellent remedy for females who suffer
from difficult menstruation, giving almost immediate
relief to the spasms that SO frequently accompany that
period.
II gives immediate relief TO nausea, caused BY riding
in a railroad car, or by sea sickness or other causes.
II is also valuable as an external application for govt,
rheumatism, neuralgia, etc.
Ask for Redington < Co.'S Essence OF Jamaica Gin-
ger. a. none other is pure and icliable.
REDIN6TON & CO., Projectors,
ll6 and AS Front street,
San Francisco.
Aurust 10. 1854. y
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TRUSTEES
United States Excise Tax.
Collection District Of Washington Territory,
comprising tile Territory Of Washington
and Idaho.

Collection District Of Washington TcrritorW
comprising tic Territory Of Washington
and Idaho.
NOTICE is hereby given that the lists of valu-
~ atoms and enumeratiOns of property subject
to tax under the @ Act to drovide internal revenue
to support the Government and to pay interest on
the public debt" approved July LIST, 1862, and
the amendatory acts thereto, made and taken by
the several Assistant Assessors of said Collection
District, will remain open for the examination of
all persons interested, for the space of fifteen days
from the 9th day of August, 1864, at my Office in
the city Of Olympia, between the hours of0 o'clock
A. n. and 5 p. N. And Immediately after the ex-
p%iration of the said fifteen days, on the 18th and
18th days of September, l will receive and deter
mine all appeals relative to erroneous or excessive
valuations or enumerations, taken by the said As
sistant Assessor.
All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid, must
be made in writing, and specify the particular
cause, matter, or thing, respecting which n decis-
ion is requested, and state the grounds or princi-
pie Of INEQUALITY or error complained of.
JOHN q. SPARKS,
U. s. Assessor Dist. of W. +.
Dated at Olympia, W. T.,
18th day Of Aug, 1864. 4?:w2
D6y. The Seattle Gazette, Lewiston q. IT, Col
den Age, Pacific Tribune, and Washington States
man will please copy two insertions and forward
accounts to this Office for adjustment and pay
ment: JOHN G.. SPARKS,
Assessor W. T.
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The sudden changes Of Gun climate arc sources Of
Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmasic Affections. Ex-
pcrience having proved that simple remedies often act
speedily when taken In the carly stages Of the disease,
recourse should 1t once be had to 81 Browns Bronchial
Troehes," or Lozengcs. let the Cold. Cough. or IHi'a'
don of the Throat be ever 20 slight, ~ By this Precau-
ti.o . more serious attack may Be eaectnally warded
on. Public Speakers and Singers viii lind fhem eaee'
tusl for clearing and strengthening the voice, soldier:
shouid have them, ~ they can be carried in the pocket
and taken as occasion requires.
Sold by all Medicine Dealess,
PRINCIPAL Once, - Dey Street, E YORK.
Ph'cE oStx g . Ell n Ill June !. 1859.
REDINGTON 4 Co.,
Agents fos California
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To this ffth quarter of the Globe A. an
Irish ~ri,sr has eaIrd it. the msthcr COUNTRY
sends many things its people do not want.
and the consequences too fr-9uetily are IN
oserst seked marke, and a d-pres~d trade.
Prom TIN, .-.-gory we beg. however. TO cx-
Glade two aricle>-:he two oeiebra'ei ren-
edics Of Professor Holloway. T~hrouchou,
Australasia they are al a premium. The
Pills and Oin:men, are considered che mo-;
profitable commodities that can be taken to
the dgyings. A. their efficacy in the diseases
common IN the gold region Is wi known {,
eyry nay-e,-hunter and they are therefore -zs
srly bought mp AT any price by ;hos- ioilcrs
a'tsr the mammon Ct unrighicousness. Fer
bilious fevrrs. and all disorders 1T the Ever and
howell which prevail on the sar.friors soils
II the interior. the Pills appear to H. a posi-
tive immediate and invariable cure. We have
seen returned gold hunters from the dig
ging-," aud their reports on this head are uni
form. Nor is the testimony less conclusive in
relation II the Ointment rs a means Of relIev-
ing rheumatism and NEURALGIA aud healing
the wounds. aborsions. Commissions. &c, incl
den. TO a hard life in the wilderness. In
short every one in the bush" looks ul on IIol-
loways two preparations as a sufficient med
icine chest for all the disorders OF his outer and
inner man. lie knows. for he has w~in,cred
with them aid summercd with them beyond
the settlements. that they are his surost reliance
in sickness at all seasons and under all circum-
stances. Almost every digger has some anrc-
dotc TO relate of the cures they have perform
cd. Limbs saved from modification, ulcers
preserved from gangrcnc. contracted joints re-
Taxed, liver disease arrested, dyscntcry and
diarrGa cured-thesc are their trophies. In
fact they are among the good things of which
we cannof have too much, and although the
imports ut present are so large as almost to be
incredible. still the demand keeps in advance
of the supply. Furnished with these rene
dies the digger and the settler have little need
of medical advice, for it seems beyond question
that their curative effects cover the whole cir
Gle of diseases and a large portion Of the chap
ter of accidents. Of what use is success to
the digger, if, when fortune is achieved, he
die beside his hoard, and how many lives that
were sacrificed in early days of the gold dis
coveries, might have been saved by these ines
Unable preparations. In California we un-
dcrstand they are considered an indispensable
item, and a most important one, of every mi
ncr's outfit, and we can only say, with a
knowledge of what they have been accomp-
fishing throughout the world for the past
twenty years, that to be without them is al
most to be without tho I" staff of life"
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TINE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT

FINHE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
the above named corporation has been organized foe
the purpose Of carr ing On the Banking and Exchange
business, in all its branches, in this eisy and with the
interior Of this St1tf, the mel ,hoouring State and Ter
ritories, and with Mexico: also with the Atlantic cities,
Europe, China, and the East Indies for which they
are provided with ample faculties. and in conformity
tons on the 9Th day Of July next, n; the banking
house now occupied by Dcnohoc. Ralsson 4 Co., cor
nr Of Washington and Battery Streets.
With the view Of giving To the business If the cor
poration all the efficiency and prompiiudc Of = private
banking firm, together with that confidential scclusion
of private business matters SO generally desired, the
immediate management Of It's affairs is committed
exclusively to ID. u. Mills and VIM. c. Ralston, ~
President and Cashier respectively. to whom, or either
business matters. The regular meeting Of the Board
of Trustees will take place monthly.
The undersigned deem it advisable 10 call particular
attention to the following peculiarities of the organixa.
ton, which are positively binding on all its members:
FiRsT.-Sales of its Capital Stock can be effected
only after due ~appraismcnt by Stockholders selected
for that special purpose and the Trustees of the Cor
poration have, in all cases, the right to become pur-
chasers of the stock appraised at the appraisment, for
striction is printed upon each Certificate of Stock.
SECOND.-Loans cannot be made to stockholders;
except upon ~collatcrals other than their Shares in the
Capital Stock Of this Bank.
TRUSTEES.
D.. O. MILLS, J. B. THOMAS,
LOUIS McLANE, THOMAS BELL,
WIN. NORRIS, A. J. POPE.
JOHN. O. EARL. o. +. GIFFIN,
HERMAN MICHELS, JAMES WHITNEY, Jr:
w. G. RALSTON.
San Francisco, June Is, 1864.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Pills.
Rheunatism-Nouralgia.-It is sometimes
die cult to dstermins which of these diseases
u affecting the sufferer, but this ignorance
vill not matter il Holloway's remidics be
sssa. They Alleviate and cure all muscular
aad assvous paiss. II hereditary rheumatism.
aha bathing the affected parts with warm
salt and water. Holloway's Ointment should
be we'll rubbed upon the spot. that it may
peaetnte and exert it, soothing and regulat.
ing properties Of the deeper vsssels and
nerves which are unduly excited. and cause
both the pain and swelling. Holloway's
treatment has the merit Of removing the dis
ea.-. without facilitating the constitution.
which go the inevitable result Of the bleed
ing. nrse.ry. and eolehicsm practice formerly
adopted in these complaints.
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w. H. d. Jc-ec, pl1
wIaitr-d ycycs. def
TuzKIrosy ~ wayHrxGSox,(
Scsnsy Of Clark ta.-
In thu DsS:rics Court Of the S<saa1 Judicial DEssrfc,
koliiEg terms =, Saneou,rI, OctoSsr tern, iSH-
To szs9 NINIrEnp JsYCs- arr
yoa arr .~rrev n0:i1ed that said W H. n. joyce
has rseS a o~ss1i4ain; against ,Oa IN sad eoars, uhish
al COM cn "a - s-zrd a; the s-xs trsm 81 sA court
above sa:flc2-~hirA sail esnm~ncr 0ore than fo.f
w-ks after the 6tr dz, II ssPtcnsrr A. d. iSa. and
unlsss Voc .pTca- :; sal irrsa and ansssr, the sad
compliant vhi - taxa f- eoafc~sd and tAr payer
ther~uf gr3a.-d- Thr oAy-c. aud prayer ~ sad eona-
plaInt - 70 eSs4;n a decree II dfsss-e. ~ Asiry cf
msrrta<~ frun wa ga the grOund 81 d->ertioe and
ana. "a sGEscnt. .E4 fF sach osAer rearf IS nar be
rs~-r IN Ia. 4sa eQuIry-
CosnPl4'a; tIc4 >rys- sth. iSss-
LEOPOLD WOMB, IT, A.,
JOHN CATiLIH, S
Dz.-d. Sep.ernscr .. l>si- motifs.
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- A number Of articles Of apparel. blan-
kets. etc.. we're stolen from the house Of Mr..
l. p. Beach. in Swantown. on Saturday
evening last, during the temporary absence
Of NJ. Il.
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A WONDERFUL CrRE % SrROFCLOCs WHITE
SWFfIr~gs
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NOTICE..

VT>iiE eoparsnership in the RA.ki,y Bssisess
heretofore exissiae betxcsa EsT~se Kess., II
the City Of New YORK. and Joseph A. Dsaass-
wn e. gals'os, and Ralph $ Frsfz. Of Fr,.-
cisco under the arm name Of ErGENE KELLY
4 u Mes York. aae DoSGHOE. EaLSToN 4
co, Saa fraseisco. wIi cease 90 the x-s, e.y q.
Jaly, lisa, Eaxr.e kelir and Jo~erh 4. IAoasass
v~ishfrawins fro2 The cOparrnershis.
The sssiness san be sc.ileS IN Nes ye-s b,
Esg~as Kelly and in S2a Fr1aoises b. VA L.
Rais;on asd x. :. Fretx.
i;rPo.l,o-s arc regs-st~s "a hasA n their boo&s
for setileaea, at the banking A~zss u isssoAoe.
R.lsloa Z CO.
ENGENE KELLY.
IPer J. 4. DOnoAS~. Attorney !
JOSEPH A. nstNoHpE.
Hy- 4. RALSruN.
Y = FRETZ.
San Frzncisco, J=Re ~, lssS.
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ARMY NOTICE.

CEALED proposals, in duplicate, will be received
y by me, at this Office, until 1? o'clock ~, the
oath day Of August, 1864, for the following, viz {:
co tons of good, well-cured timothy hay, loose
and in bales; 6 tons Of good clean oat straw,
loose and in bales; 5000 pounds Of the best
quality of oats, in bulk and In sacks, and leo
cords of hard Oak Wood. Hay, Straw, Oats and
Wood to be delivered by the 18th Ct October,
1864. Bids for marsh hay will be considered.
Proposals should be endorsed, Proposals for
Hay, or Proposals for Straw, As the case may be,
accompanied by the written guarantee Of two
good, responsible persons, rs sureties for theft
faithful performance Of the contract.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. should the interests Of the United
States require it. =. Z. IOOHILL,
I'd Lieut.. LIST W. T. Inf. Vols.
Acting Assistant .. ". Once,
Fort Steilacoom, July nth, 1864.
Parties entering for airy and all Of the above
contracts, mus; first submit unequivocal evidence
of their LOYALTY TO the United States Government,
otherwise their propositions will not be eafertained.
p. Z. T.,
I'd Lieut.. LIST ". r. Inf, A. 4. ON.
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