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prsSticidnet and the public feeling confident that
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- Diseases OF the Nervous, Semlnats BFinG-
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Circulars gratis. DR.. d. AEDERs CO.,
a. y A. p A Physicians and chemists,
.z-r s-.s..I No. AS BroadWay, New York.
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New 2 PsFfalss for he Handksrchief,
q asar be H0use O lie.
nnnehs and 0nlda.

The sudden changes Of our climate are EOarcss Of
Pulmonsry, Bronchial and Asihnstie AssetiOnn,-
Expsrisnos having Rzo1sd thEt sInPls FeEafdes Of
ten act speedily when taken inthe carly stages ofthe
eisssse rscOurse should At once be had to Rowa's
BaoNoHIAE FaO0HEs," or Eszsnges, le. the Ooto'
Cough or IrTiistoD Of the Throat be ever % slight
lee by his preoaution more serious attack may be
cartnaIIy z-ardsd CT Public sPeakers and singera
will md than esciuaI IN clearinB and strengthen
ing the voice. soldisr should have thsm. IS they
can Be carried In the pocket and taken a. occasion
requires. -... iunel9 limo
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GInTNIMa.
THE POET ON a TRAIN;
- ne RSnanee Of shO RallroGd. siL
By the author Of the aTaiF Inez, 1" sfhe Prince Of
Wales, !" ''The Ghost Hunterasn 20.
(CoHTINUED,l

Oh
- Fhe Ronanes Of the Railroad a-L
By the author Of the sTsiE Inez . ''The Prince Of
Wales, I" "The Ghost Hunters 40.
looETINUED,)
lll OnAPTEB IX-TEE KISS IN EBE DARK,
Alter waiting six long hours, -. ....-
blaze And with hunger slmost dead -- - -----
News came that the track was mended, F
az And the train soon went aheadj
Boon We passed place called JohnstoVni
Filled with iron foundriss
ia Where the people all were working
Like lot Of busy bees.
Then we came TO great tunnel;
Near sat pr tty miss,
And when ali was dark as midnight,
Quick from her stole q kiss, .r
Oh, - she cried, the people shouted,
And before We reached the light E.
was pesrlng through the window
In my sect again all right
After PASSING the great tunnel
p t To place we quickly came
- Upon the highest mountain top ..-....
And Gre son 10 its name
Many people IN the summer
To this pleasant spot repair ...
To enjoy its cooling waters r..
Andits pure, fresn mountain air,
ia At Aftoons we took breakfast,
s-l- It Was one O'Clock or motei t
Bnch lot Of hungry mortas l.#
Ins'er laid eyes on before;
All the good things On the table
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouting wildly
~ "Quickiy bring more breskfAlt hsrs.H
d When vent togsy f9T breakfast, z-.r
You iust doub e pries Tor break fast, -
For your month so awful large.n
ST don't see It, i said :. deArBi
But rust charge it II yOu viii,
And while you are about it,
Send 10 Uncle Sam the BILL"
fHotios to Drafted men and others IN the service Of
Uncle sam, and all IN want Of Rubber HlRnkets,
Rubber Goats Lsgeins, Cashmere and flannel shirts
Military OlOthing OF any and every description and
ne Clothing for Spring aud Summer WsBF. We
ave now the largest stock in the CitY, which We
Ill sell at the very lowest prices.
Isaac A. Isase'e Union Hall.
Sole Agent for the sale OF Singers Oeebraed 50 wing
Machines, ht0Tr's Automar9n PresSman and
etrons's Patent rmy Bed-TTunk,
s .. Corner Superior and CEtOu sta.
<zF- Look cut for the Giants. "a mAyls
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GRAND CAMPAIGN
NJ ABOUT
KLINE 4 O0'B EOOP BAZAAR,
And SEirf kGnsfsetoTy

We have now ready our full stock OF skeletons iR
pur new location Tor the commencement Of the
Spring trade which embraces all OF the Leading sty
Incl iHding the patent gore trail also the newesE
style 0uak skirts We keen always on hand skirtB
OF extra size and Isngth 6nd ladies VINO alwayshaY
trouble TO fnd hkirt long or large eaongh will
our former principles, viz: keep none but good ar
ticle, which viii oontlnus TO sell he lowest
Pee sible prices. OuFreta depAr ment Is In charge
o CON petHnt ladies'. Dealers II surrounding towns
will do well By consulting their own interest 70
cali on us before giving tueir oEders or going East
A large assortment o. Freach and American corset
and patent skirt supporters alwsyH on hand Also
wholesale deAlsrs IN Yankee Notions, Fancy Goods,
EmbroideIles, nOsiery, &c- A KLINE 90.
msyl2 Us Superlor 81 UleEelan
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LEG Al NOTICE

Timothy Goodwin, admr Prcble Probate
of Jackson P. Rush, dee d, Court. Peti.
E'i'' Ann Rust ct al. 's"%. 10 pay
dshis. etc.
DY order Of conrt, On the 5ih dav Of
ID September, 1861, bctwen the hours of
10 O'clock A. N. aud 4 { EEK Z. NJ. (
will offer for sale on the prenut at public
auction the following real estate. . ed
in Prchle county Ohio, and described IS
follows, TO wit: RegInning at the North
West quarter, of section ~, in Tow sk;p4.
# Range 2 Fest; thence South So WSton
the quarter section line l55 poles to corner
in the center Of the turnpike road. thence
So"ih. l3!' East, "a poles ~ links, to D
corner IN the ceaier fsaid pike; thcnce /.
81, East IA poles and II links to g COZ.
rerin the East line Of said quarter; thence
North Az, West on the quarter Ssctioa line
"a poles and 20 links to the place of begin.
ing containing ~ acFrs Eiore or less.
TO he sold free and clear of dover, and
other incumhranees.
Terms OfSaie; Ore third down, and res,
idne in twocquAl annual payments, tol e,rin-
t%ercst! and be secured ~ Eas.gsgc IN the
premises.
Appraised s.
TIMOTHY GOODWIN
Admir- of Jackson ,. Rush. deed.
Gilmore Il Campbell, Atty
Aug I, Is64-5W Pr. {, $500
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meat. py.ve thai il is Il. r,u ned t1o l-s
no - ulcovpr,l 5v lis .,r.,roq4 uni
even can o,rn. rhu, .h,i, ma; fad inn.
d,utc r,uor, in il, roIum n c,.t.
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'us rrr wear in utulii, is ,,r,, Of ;
rosuuu innts H. III t.'I
~ its 1"''p" Oh ''',.' views the 4
- Il uaS'" wears 'H' u h'.N 't''''jn |nt
VIZ eoaclNef 'h Ne i''i.r - 'H-dit,h
uTS eas'H"IeN % th' Nr'ctAi ..
IL poH'en iltloncd ~ oil oItAa prsRcjf
cities oCrhn world
IT, tctor.ph,c ARA cement, extend
wherever iL. %, .,rrir v.r.. are ,tr.,,,..
When the Aa.aric ,,b.rI > al Which +,
W Il soon BE- accumulated talr,rln. ~
be received from .urrm AMI 3sil a. ,.
- rom fin. Ir,;,rI S,,,ns Tb.,. ,,., .
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clearly l,jB hrE,rn them
Tine rronrirtcr deyores n nnr,;,n IF
ps,cr f., It,or,;urc F,,b,nn. Uni ,,l,,.
me Nr.bl,ie Arts, Sportiny W,,t,r, r,,
rs. ,a.qirt,sl a,d Einau,;,I n,,,.. r..
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WILSON'S NEW SIS FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE.

Completc, with n valuable invention for
hemming, tuCking. cordiuq. binding. unsur-
IA spd for case and grace of movement. This
machine is manufactured without any COM.
plicated machinery, thar. tore it is not liable
to got on, Of reroir, which is always unplcas.
an, f the o~ror'tor ean"cinRy to beginners,
It is made to ia sc the plqr rf the high nrice
machines doing its work equally AZ well and
;r perfectly ADAPTED for every description of
family sewing ard manufacturing purposes.
1t has n beautiful movement, making YEARLY
two thaueaud stitches per minn'e, with scarce
" anv noise. 1t Is giving entitr satisfaction
a s = perfeo' Family Sowing Nochina to all
who have them In use. For durability aud
Convenience Il Is unoGuslled, and the style
| Of finish makes it an ornament for ~" parloi
or sitfingroom. On tide receipt Of $ls We oil
any of our authorized agoris will send 'nt
machine comrloto. free nf express chars 5
IN any address md thew can use II fon ont
veok. nd n II dhes not prove satisfactory
| fey con rstprn It to va In good order. fire.,
~ exptnse sna w viii refund the money,
Agents wNuird
AATHFR 4 WHSO'
C!svsIrnl Clio,
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E1Irous FEVER CuPEp.

fORtsS0rTR, uHIO, April l. 1854.
''NssGs A. l.. SGorIA 4 &c.
Genls. IL have been, for wears. sub
,tci to attacks OF Bilious Fever and some.
imes ] have neen laid up ior months, aBG
Gy systsm left il feeble state by the Use o.
.tfong medicine, FIjch was given TO nc BY
ny physician.
have been uSng Dr., hO:t's Liver pills
tr rone tine. End that | can breuk Ihoge
.tSacss in = day or so, and escape entirely
ne fever Ny dsulhter had an attack Of
~JyspensiA, which distressed her much abe
Ovid not eat s~csresly anything withoutabs-
.'n,iug pRusoatsd a. her stomr.n continually.
--D're time since she got and has beer using
D. Hett'S Liver Pills. and uhe now Is like
.e.,yhar bsiLg. | nave fmnd also that they
tre the n,csi valuable Pills fui Breaking up
Gods, EsaaLchs, Pains in the SIDE and Back
~opld not be- without ihein in my ;Amily.
THOMAS Z bGER.
- ssAo BY shs P~ropriC"'s.
A L. sCDsluL 4 CO.,
70. Is VEST Eighth st.eOt. Cineinns6
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LIVER COMPLAINT CvaaD.


isniAsArOLls, OGtcbtr L., 1915.
dsssrs. A. L.. jCOvlLL ( Co.
Gents. 81 sm hardly able N sK
prssa ny gratitude ;or the benefit which ~
laughter has derived frpm thu Use Of Dr.
Nctt's Liver Pills. She hat bran tronh,"r
With what the physicien called Liver Com
IIaint; hut our dpciur failed To give her any
,ermsncnt relief. ai,hougl she tried Ais pre-
priotions clTsctualIy. She had bec"mr mol
Incholy, unhsppY, aud her eona'itatjol WI,
much broken dean 10y the risr 81 Mercury
Sno tiled DR., MoGts Liver Pills, and 4o'r
oega1 to get better. nm harry tn ,ay hai
Lr has nov entirely recovered her 6og!ih.
Respectfully yours,
JAMEl conn
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THE AFFLICTED READ

- .
And learn that a perfect aud radical cure " warranted
and guaranteed 10 Rll who are afflicted with weakness,
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, do.
preston Of spirits, distress and anguish Of mind, loss q!
deep, ioas ofmemory, loss Of energy and muscular power,
puny gr"wth, uasting away, and q want Of confidence 10
themselves, h.nting fits, conyulGivo trcmAllngs, imro-
tsnoe aud disgust Of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
BONE physicians require to 10 told the nature Of -FOUR
AiseaSe tue ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN aoea
eot. us perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
hlm to describe the diseases without any information from
the pltieot, to explain Its original cause, and to gnarahtoo
us cure. And, wha. Is mora valuable still, he will honestly
and frankly tell whether you can be cured or not All
bis communications and interviews are strictly private
and confidential Medical Journal
Tbs botanic Remedies Of Or. Raphael, the English Bo.
Anic Physician, meyer failed yet to make a perfect, rsdi.
a.. and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, ECRET
AND ENEREAL DISEASES, without the use Of Mey
eury, without hinderanOe from business, and vjthou,
var OF discovery or exposure. No deadly poiSons, such
a. arsenic, INK yomica, opium, or any other po,sous
no mercury rany deadly minerais-ncthinR but nureIv
Vegetable Botanical Remedies are nsed by This wonderful
botsnic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never vel failej
- cure the most obstinate and the most dangerous cascS
OA4s tanoIe all mercury and oihor Impurities from n.
Ayassp vheA all Other Remedies had failed. - Me1ioej
GOOD HEws FOR SINGLE MES CONTEMPT =
lSG MARRIAGE. Hear what the Bsltimon q ma
Hpndent VI the 0ddfellow. Boonsboro, MarvI, ALI a.
Thursday, the 3lst Of May, 1866:
" y un srons cures Of diseases cause sarly indi,e,aL
ZION having beOn performed by the :, ,dsh Botanic phS
slclAn. ! Vel II my duty, having a Knowledge of them. 10
state the fact, belieying that In doing 60 / may do q ,sery.
Ice TO tie suffering. One ease in Tarticular--that Of a
young nn'A In this city-is worthy of note. lie had
N-"oae ise Siciim Of a habit, the mere slusi,,n TO which
US = %"liudicr, and after years of suffering and doctor.
rSre up All hopes y .vtorery. lie wished to marry,
vas aeariS beloved " a. sweet a girl ~ ever lisu.d
81 affection, but ne was fearful, nervous. and eros
uc dared aot wed on account OF tho shaitrre.
systen. He sought relief at the huuds Of lba
'hJsie'an, and. astonishing Rs 1t may seem, all
and yigor Of youth has returned, and b, n
Apply htter Of q pair Of bright boys."
. are slneriAg, no matter what their complain,
81 the botanic Physician eonfdsntiaiy. Thss
npon relief. pia oHlcs u al No. 90 EhSf
81, kycanOrs -. Ma hlualxay, O. NI1
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: ! : ! ! !
q 'agslchgs W-L USE IT. Why IS o.
NOT SAT- I1a THE PE1PLEf -
Clsci1SAri, Nov,

clftlhNAIiI noI% |
hesSex. a, i. eccvni + Co.
Dear eifs,-1ir public generally are Ahys
AUsrr nj The lhUusdGds "C comedies for oiS.
cad lungp, under the titles Of sSrsnps.
r, .. Pm, r'nstors, lin;ncnts, etc, TIN,
arc .aiiJ LrrU. 81 So il!n;r retire through the
S-wsualp - lv wy al advertisements. Ny
peieci ia Nrlrt.g lhis note lor utlication il
T. nducc the INt!ir, oI nj least those who are
Sfiictrd, (f they will L'c "tcit ntdicines,l
a. ur, me 'hul contains arrNlts o. reel uae in
/ Sn'monnry disrare'. TN NCusrt Us hat in
y. 6aIy ! On, net & most WTtntcesinnnlly,
V sad ict"eAluGS IL he iAtsNails Of nediraf
S.Gnee hLd Inc I'gilGi pIactitiOssn ei plsdj
anna
Che Dedic,ne iSnL.,L ! refer is DR.. EhAtS
4. Sap, Eor M Iuits. J haze prcssrjhA1 u
"a = 10, &c = up,l 81 'ol case md always With
success, Gu. ,nsr III lrrticu|tr II Vhirh ]
Wieh now 70 nIcr. wus given up Ny scvera
rhytic aus who brd c.u 4ullGd IN cepsnlta
L.n with myself. The Iuti,M hGd all the
Nsyinntoms OF confined eoDsuh Y,iUn, such
~ cod nght sS,Hts, hectic fever, hGraFsipg
- rSsrh, With rtItiiMrd pain in the lobe Of tie
z yf unR. srtcuttG with se,c ere diairltni
y Es COIN imnudialely to get better. by
" The use Of the slOEr-nPyIed medicine, and
Gas Looii restored 10 his usual henllbt |
t.aya a!.p inund DR.. AsiPt Rpl.sm the p,cst
s5lrahie calcc,nrnt for breaking up dis
E,.Aipe coughs and colds tlnt ! have syei
zssA. MI !. KklGNT, n. b.
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G. w. G N S
SIIEEIFFS SALT.

Micsal Fou4t En-" Frcn'e
70 WIN sweeney deceased, Common rlsss,
VS. tas. NJ .Ls5
CathaSine Thomas
ct al dfts
BY viItue Of m order CfsOiC ,.>r,1 u 20
Court Of Comm = Pleas Of Prcble CSprur
and to The Sheriff OF SeiS CoU MY cireetSd
will Offer fer gale ?, Fable to,U,L st tie
door Of the Court Housc IN la,tL aid
Cul'yu S,tlidt! to 1H Dc, OF e. 50
4 J. ltfi 'c'rtei GtluuI Of ] and I
v',,,kF y" eco: y 'cr,p- real
ess. -. e. 8, lull.C ~ o. r
eruji"t rHst vi l. mNo,t ~
G,tr " v. ci,;rr
MI as E'c,it ;cm. .o.a,
,tliI AUui!t
- -. { !nLr C. Gst y
C~,iro'{C ni;r my,
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FACTS AXE xTuuzoRw TIM

FACTS AXE STuyEDItN : NV
H. what the Philadelphia cprr"-i"udcn: ssy'i n ~
9oinur nHuil,L, Wilmington. DoaSs bL v trt,
500:
"An English gentleman, formerly -ec;l' nLi ~
British Army, aud who stylea Aluss - .. H. ~
anic physitian,' has Of late cphird t..oIs. ,ep ia
son here jy his skill in c1riry all " - 40 ''4'gts
joue Of his patients I have CONF ~'hr and thr'
pronounce h5 remedies and mGdg ' rsr- % g..
rperior. Some have leon res'1 'rd nv "ng-i". VIZ
Gcdicino he Esed Is distilled by l'af Hu 'Jr~ =
1o,scssiug ratc curative properties.
"While acting in the amy hs drVntid L. is-.s
uoncntl 70 q thu ough study % tue C1oc' l--''
certain medicinal iJotsaud huILs VI al ni,H. u dse-'a'
II seems be- tE found a sura me rIryriy rem - '
Ills thu I lr.h il heir TO- liz pI,,Duer Is IiitAty So
dive, ant - daily increasing, 10 The oonpla 'OH
females ace -iai", ted he has no sqral, ~ u large r""'
here ha,r testified That they owe No. onE' lieu ,...-s
good l..f3i, but their lives, t. tie sil VI .Es SiS'T
" sul, I hysiuian.' His Office IL Il
L.. ca rASrr rTE7-s y cru E.aR
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pEIvAcv, SECRET A?!p ~v$eS" II
plCzAS.3Y

without Tue use Of Mercury, withn' taiDdrrn| VITO s<j
U'sS. aAf without fear yfdi4coyeIy ur sGpC-1rs. k1'sAc
gniSrn- No mercury nor any ds'j'v Drulraie ""''tAt
hut Iuf4lV N~reriihle Rutnuicti l~lar.ct1s are 49, L u
]youi"rlt II k''aniH Physician liz 'o''n;e R-"r"'1
In;rr vet tailed T. c'r" 'lr mr-' Oh-t.ngi- a.t n - :
inny.rru. case HtC 20 r'mn'r ni riao"iry sN me-
m,uri IT, from rnr system ~NeS ~ ~ Ss-S~r -
mixed -.tisuAuu iOu-Ni
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
. rnH CURE OF
e~Si,tA.a., Lahd,oc, Dyspepsia, hH'ce'ion,
Dysentery, tou Stomach, Ergoipsids, HeGa"cne,
niiss, Reclamation, E,tptions aud SIN Di,eG'st,
Lice Complaid, D,9@y, 1rPrr, 1Heor' aud
SAX Rhenn', We,'n', G0"t, N-E-ahia, es u
Din'.Jr Pin, an! for Purifying tba Food.
They ART sugar. COZ, ed, so that the most SEM
i've can take them rlnnsmrly, am they are u
best aperient in the world Tor I'll the purpose ..
family physic.
Price 26 cents per Box; Fivo bO1pG for $500.
Great ntimherso or "lcggymcn, Physicians, States.
men, and %e,nineut personages, have lent thfi,
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, hut our 81 ace here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur.
RiSh gratis our AMERICAN ALMASA0in which they
are given with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, aud the treatment that should &c fol-
lowed for their cure.
DO not he put off nv unprincipied dealers wit.
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, aud take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and thcr sanuIf
have il.
AL our remedies are for sale bV
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50 EAST FGF%I STp EaN
CIi-CINrIA

:. MOI GCa0 views!
FROM AZGa AND r,5LIARLH ~
T;IGG.tT2.
The Botanic Remedies U. inCt"- Ranhaei. ~ Ca JtA
hutanir Physician. never fail d vet ~ 49, : e~"S
RADICAL, ari DernGnsut care o Al
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GLoEIoGs NTy.S V11 THE = IEs
Z PREVENTIVE 10 N&VH an
TrEG.

Hear What the CirSinnsi. WuIl. prrr $50 v, tt-~~
Of March, 1854: d.
Ne arc decidedly opposed tc 'ruHs nna - ntve' ~
Erurlir- for tue prevention Of having CH.id, II, but -.
lsl ii W: duty to acknowledge " u 1T 'ron y N'df -
s,sTy Solgce When It Is for tbs relief II ~suiuriIg humani'i
A TACT has come 10 our knowle'.ce tAsi ruFht t. ~ 80
mulga'ci AMI WILDLY circulated fUr tn beIsf Of Inv
rpiior wl.uyr l-!icl'thealth makes l. ne-Rs-E7 .. pf-re.
any increase oS family.
AhOiit twelve months after marriage, . 'sdJ Vi Uul a.
apslnlAncr ENo hIrth ~ ~ ~Aau4htcr, but her 'uAv ~
wer" ~ graf tha;O Drr pAy,icirns '~"spaired other re0o'sS
This made i.g iIrui ino So. ~ yhtsOs agpin OecO",, ,
4 m"fArr. She trisl ,""ry tLirg 10 DIN 'ent a repetluS,
OF nrr s]uirrigss, lat ]withuUtSi cedilg Two years. al
marriage she was again cOuir.'. lint her s~ndsitDgr VIEW
sU great i..Al IIc child died, aI. ..ur ONU !iv Has lespLH VI
VI. she ES tull !l lrr flni,l physician Lat II abe hAl
Sny moro children &c .S,-"' S, lie WVull IL tina foTtsA
A ell tn" remedies shs Lad q ed bri, re had tales, y
applied TO the Botanic Physician, tr RAPhAkL
IL. 20 rhcr- III III RRErAin
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
Ma-s rnysicisns' Testimony

ViU.H Auy "1DI~HD IEHVIDVHJ
pr We, the undersigned rhySisisnG Of
EtAcinnG.i, certify 7ttat tr." %riyit's stats
sAonii err %sutiilsi To the failcti confidence
y tho pnhlic, ava We can fnily eorroloir's
Esat hr hsS said. having used Dr. Ho!)f
SSissih iA . hvA bsr Of eases With The hap
Jassl aEeoi. J.2. IANEOS, n. H.,
WM.C. fMlTH, NJ. D.,
III JcH Skof, II. D.
-yt ~ - sUsS s.l AK .Er Ir. Vn. Halls
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-01
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

,al, nd digest u he rendered easy. The Paias
n the Hsad, Nsct, and stOmsln, wi be
emcved. sTht BsEel3 will become caused
SnG regular, TILE BLOOD PUFE hND
HEALTHY, and the Urine na,ur4t
Although thsse Pills arc lnusi sesrchItt
n tneir action ul'on a. q. hole s,1,c'n ~
hoy IRE harmless. syO. ."r the no tsii
sGtt Iystsm, AZ thOy conLaiG no Mercury
" IMMORAL in any for n, bat are, cOInposaG
"'N-oly If vegetable substaneOs.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
PATENTS ISSUED TO WESTERN
lNyLNTONS.

And officially reported through the
western Patent Agency Of CLIFTON e.
Co., Patent Solicitors and Attorneys,
opposite tile Postofice, Third street 81;
Louis, Missouri, for the week ending
May 81, 1854:
James D. Eads, St. Louis, Mo-, operation ordance.
NJ c. Davis and L. c. Keith. Folsom, Caafornia wssh
Ing Machine.
NJ b. Dodge, Black Hawk Point. Colorado Territory
Amalyamator.
We. Rose, waucon, Iowa, combined psahasde. ash
Case and Money Safe.
J. L. Smith, Tuscola, H., ventilstsrs
John Waterman, Keokuk. Iowa, Germ r.ar.sr -
H. B. Thomas, Chicago, H.. Grain Separator AaSss
A. w. Cox, Ind, Dschns Machine.
Thomas Curtis Hudson. Michigan Harvester. |srss
JOHN Gfahou, esvsscc. NchisaA, N.ch.nS hsssss 10
~chielss, etc.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-05-27
WEALTHY ME n.


Oroesus IS compute" 10 rave ner1 noa
WV, VI - ''''','>" F''f~'J s'0'000'0'',
''''
"'lo''''' .,
D'su" ".' t,I7ooo 800 ~ oon M 0' "
J,,;ns c.os,r ,,,s r;.h o,orrh to
,,rohaso ,ho r.;una.,,;, of1ro;,s p,,
r., d, ooo ooo "a a., oe Crr;
e,. 10 5oo ono IT., ;no,,soa ,1h,.
:, OK ooo ooo - -
T;bo.;,s ,,(r o11e1o, nm u,;o,,
r,,;,.,,, sno.. :, w., ,oor rv;nr -,
rho ,.,,c of e25o ooo , I,v A s;rc,e
y,nnor oost eyon ooo L,s,r,s ,bo
.,n'n.l;,n y, v.,so s,;n l,.,.a 70;
go, elO, ooo fr s;,c}e d;sh There
"a wo.I,I,, ,o., s,;,, N ,ho wo,,J
~. DAB. ~ D.,,,sr;rs,s bo,no farm
.,,,.;;,. a;,o oros md 10 h,s o,otb
rr c,r,o ~ D,.rpvs,,,c of 9s 900 acres
Ills income is a million Of dollars aunu-
.ilc. am! he spends it all.
Emerson tells us that he rode on the
highway tvputv.,hree miles throu yh
The estate Of the Duke of Cleveland;
that the Duke Of Sou,hc,land
OWNS the county of SoutLcr-
land, stretching across Scot
land from sea to sea; that the Duke of
Richmond has 10000 acres at Good
wood, and 100000 at Gordon Castle;