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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
DENTIST.
DR., z. HUTCHINSON .
DENTIST.

Ia - - " - N&4A4N 1~4N
DENTIST,
HAS rsmoecd hon
ed.ftl-s his old ofRes on the
corner Of seesnd and
@lzt -, = a. Main streets, 20 his
T. @Aaa-@sss4s q new rooms OF First IT,
FfH II ~ z s.. 80 j. a two doors below Main,
N#FXF4a ~ ~ t@44# next to ths MarcHutiia
VINO Library, cid Masonic
N-~N-ss@b~ Hall. lie has spared
% expense for the comfort aud osnssnienee Of his
patirhts--lsaviug enlarged and increased his IA
eillties. unsecured the aasisfanes Of one % tbs
best workmen Ia the state. lie nsw supply
the wants ai those desiring his services.
DR. HUTCHINSON HAVING FOR THg
~ last seven years received the uhiimitsd pat
ronage % the citizens Of Evansville and surround
ing towns and country. would return NEST sincere
thanks for their appreciation Of his akin as
Dcntipt, hoping, BY untiring energy in escus-
ing for his patients AL the
LATEST IMPROvEmENTs AND
INVENTIONS,
70 merit continuance Of the same favor.
Personal Attention Given In Every
Case, HIS faonities for doing Eeos
work equal any Es.ahalslasnsns Ia
the United States. Every style OF
Artinclai Teeth made IN Eastern
Cities are made by hina.
Reference a all tlmes givsa by Rearing
PerEcus now wearing the
BEAUTIFU SETS OF TEETH
prepared IN his once. Having had much expert
snce Ia tFeatment Of trFegulnrtiy 81 Chill
DREN's TEETH, be would bars ne hssiia,
Ion In saying the most irregular cases can BE-
'atirely corfeo ed BY him. Cases can b. seen 20
bis city and county entirely corrected by him
lleft. Palate or openings In PslAts successfully
reaisd. keurvy. Neuralgia AsFectiocs and eli dis
u he mouth successfully treated.
Those desiring ARTIFICIAL TEETH you'd D.
sell 20 consult him. eftsl
So Terms very moderate.
n5-The test Anearthetics for aiissiAttnw psfn
shen extracting teeth.-C hloroferm given whsr
requested. June "a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

Nav YoRx, Sept l9--The Herald 8
correspondent says the telegrsphic con.
ssruetion corps engaged in putting up
the wire between this and Fort Powhat-
ian, Numbering 20 men, under William
AeIntosh, with 9 wagons, 50 mules and
20 miles Of wire were captured. VIM.
1elutosh, b @. Thompson, aud q col
ered .ssnsssr are all the party known 10
have escaped.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
A CARD.

Trs rrderstgrsd having sold Get his zssrs sse.ls
q Esady Msds Clotksn1, sna Genfisrnsuas Fer
uaskfns Goods. and retired from the hzstsess.
keEsSy sxPrs~sss bis grassfal Aeknowiedzszsnts
raas pasrozAS~ % hbsrAlly sxesads1 % ktun, snS
wesl6 respectfully rscouzssd 9azerx Taylor =
c., wis have s5eesa6sd hkn IN shs hznsnsea aud
vks krs scw r<sp<ssd 70 fazsish % thsi<sszsoz-
sxs ssnxy exzzeis 30 fAMir ,uE2.ucG Ne nzrr 49,
1zaao, - = - Rsss hseszesa HsoaG
@@ 50 - NJ kToH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

NEW oRLEANs, Sept Is, via Cairo,
Sept 19.--Thera is much dispute over
Mexican newa Il is not generally be-
hevsd, but those who should know assert
positively that il is true that Cortinas,
- is said, is IT Fort Brown with ~ guns
bearing on Masamoras.
Col. Ford's rebel cavary are sncamped
zen miles up the Rio Grande.
The French have moved cut ten miles
from Bagdad.
The news from Atlanta produced great
dependency among the rebels and
corresponding JOY among loyal people
Hoods army, through loyal sources, is
reported to be greatly demoralized.
All the Trans-Mississippi rebel army
vith the exception Of Buckner's brigade,
have moved up towards White river.
Bucknsf eonfronts the remnant Of our
force ct Morgaasa Our main force has
been sent away from Morganza. Des.
inAtion contrabaud.
Col. -, rebel Commissioner OF
Exchange, and Col Dwight, Federal
Commissioner, were In consultation al
NoTgSnsa yesterday. It is hoped tina,
. general exchange Of prisoners will be
ths result
Nothing new has been received from
Mobile.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20

River and weather.
CINCINNATI. Sept lo.-Rivsr has fallen
two feet Whea,her clear. Their. So;
Bar. 2a52
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House.
CHRIS. HEDDRIoH. Proprietor,
Cor. Aaia and Third sss.,
EVANSVILLE, I'M.

THIS OLD, WILL ESTABLISHED. Axn
Il widely known Hotel has oeen cles4.R f,r -
eral weeks Undergoing repairs. II has drrS-s.
this time, been Reprinted inside and cat, has been
thronghly htted up. and Ia great measure f,,,-.
ished with new beds and farnitars The pronrte.
tor has made every Arrangement 10 reraer his
houss convenient, hszithy and agrsssbIs 10 ths
public.
Thanking the pebble for ths ans pasrcrsxs that
for . series OF years has been extended 70 ths
Washington, he invites renewal ofthsir crston.
Snd will endeAvor 70 have his tahls fnrniahed ana
the houss managed in wAy 70 EsFtt thar contsn.
ued patronage. als ,ssGr 1a ~ "a aas
onnIhzs<S VII sAE<y psss@zszzs - al xsuz.
tAs naees enss- yAiwA !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
REMOVAL.
THos. 81 MAGHRR

uAs REMOVED HIs WHOLESALE MANU-.
fseturinx Isfabiishnsut 70 Sc. ; FIRST
sTREsT, b-Eow Nsfn- BE has q lsrgs asd els
zszt sss0Etmsat Of HoEs-sas6s work, eDs a.
Tbs onsstl guzraatsed - " Ksod a. the best,~ aa1
e sAls - cheap ~ tbs ehsApsst-" sad Ilssis
chsapsr.
His sntlrs ato-k - consisting Of Grs Errxy
Soz1s. sa1 Carriage Hsgness. Light TroftIns
hsaFy Nagons Drzy, and Express Hsrre.s, sad
sny quantitys Collars GIrfhs, szrringlss, Cheek
Ltssss AllitaFy Woxk; n shora, exsTyfhlnx ir
eis Ina freu HAMS strap to Es Monitor Esd-
els las been n4snnfarturs1 inter his imns-
dAfs srpSrxislon, b. akillfai and sxperisacs1
scxk aans end = nOw o5srsd 20 tbs tra1s ~
EasEEkA PRICES Being abIs - compete sne-
ssssfally vita anything in the market, In styis,
nnssa, dcrabiliry, and price, he only asks trial
Gail and exanins for your-4lvsa ara
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
On Third bet. Main ana Locust Sta,

THIS LIVERY. EsrABLrSHHxGT, wHTCH
i II ws1 kEsvn throzgAozt the oouatry, ,os-
sesess Stable advantages Superior % nry sswtlAr
sst&clizsnent IN the City, having ArrHsEsnsnss
for the sscepsisa Of private horses livery Of the
most elegant and eozPlsss e<serfpsiez, a-z - he
lowest rates.
Carriages for Visiting 20 iss. eo@ekes, nxks
wagons. and every kind Of road vshiszs 70 e.
Horsss sold On eczEissic1 9eccn4 had DzMeyAs
ser sale at sns vary ls~ass rxssss- Psssss gzrs q.
wxxHsd @ 81 pAF1 e eAs aeznery ~ spznzMl aam.
awapes AfcWAHmeoN, MArxa3dR D co-
ap1& aal4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-20
HARDWARE.
GEO. S. sOHHTA6GGO.,.
Jobbers and Importers.
Hardware and Cutlery

Our Fall Stock being very
large and complete. we can
offer to our Customers and
the Trade. Goods that can.
not fail to please in Style
Quality and Price. Our
Stock is now bought fol
Cash, and prices reduced
We offer the following in
large quantities:
TABLE CUTLERY, EsElish.
TABLE CUTLERY, AnsFic~s.
TABLE CUTLERY. English.
rARLE CUTLERY, American
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
PooYgT CUTLgRY
CROPPING AKA.
CRoPPTEc AXIS.
| oH0PPIA9 AXIS.
| CHoPPTEG AIS
sHEsas AND SCISSORS
sHExRs AND SCISSORS
SHEARS AND SCISSORS
sREARs 4Es soIs-ORs
! TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
| TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
rABLE Asn TIA SPOONS.
MIL AND cor - VS.
MILL AND X OUT 81 VS.
WOOD AND HAND sA vs.
WOOD Nd HAND SAWS
sUfLDgRs HARDWARE
MECHANICS roofs.
BUILDEEs HARDWARE
MECHANICS TOOLS.
GUKs AND PfsToLs.
CARTRIDGES AND GUN CAPS
GUNS ATD PISTOLS.
CARTRIDGES AND Gun GAPS
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES
SCALE BEAMS AND sTEELYARps.
SCALE BEAMS AND STEEL YARDs.
9Eo. -. sONNTA9 a. CO.,
NO. 10 Main street.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

PARASITIC WoaMs.-It meat be
sufficiently dressed to change its or.
iginal raw flesh color, even though
considerably tinged with red gra-
w, it may be eaten, l believe, with
no danger of causing parasitic dis.
ease. I have. however. seen game
especially wild fowl, which swal. .
low large numbers of some kinds of
parasitic worms) brought to table
in such state OF rawnesa that
such food could hardly be eaten
with impunity. Tho worm paras-
lite ia most frequently introduced
through pork, which, I believe. is
eaten raw in the form of smoked
ham and bacon in many parts OF
England. In Germany, too, it is
eaten raw in saussgcs, giving rise,
probably, to great prevalence OF
parasitic worm diseaseiu that coun.
try .-R. A. G.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
How Loyal Journals Talk.

The New York Tribune, an emi
nently loyal Journal gave uttcranre
to the following when it was sup
posed the rebels would take Wash
lhSton;- VII. l ., nl
"For years we have been hoping
that the rebels wonil assaiI WASH
,ington city. Their Secretary aot
War threatened its capture direc'ly
after the reduction OF Fort Sumter
They might have taken it the day
after their initial triumph at Bull
Run. They ought 10 have assault
el.it ldireeily after their victory
over Pops ON nearly tho same
ground. AT last--tbros years alter
they should have done it--'hey
have made their rush on the Fed
eral capitaLAWe rejoice at this
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

AN ANBRoTYPE FROM THE VII
DEkNEss battlefield -Anamb' o.
'ype was picked up from the side
ola deau Pennsylvania soldier, on
ihe battle. field in the Wilderness ,s
and has been bro CHE to this city.
1t contains the likenes OF lady ut
whose sideis seated u little girl,
wearing u black sack, on the lap OF
the woman IL seated child cloth
ed in wnite. The dress of tho wo.
man is of barred goods, and she had
on largo breastpiH and a collar
Tho picture will be left ut the of.
flee for one week, for examination
by persons who may think they
are its owners 1t wonld be high
ly priced by the family of the de-
ceased soldier. as it was probably
that Of his wife and Children
Harrisbvrg telegraph.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

Fanny Fern says-and she
onght to know-''itls great II plague
to be d ,Goman. | think pye said
that before, but it will bear repeat
ing Now the wharves are .
great passion # mine. / like to
sit on pie OF boards there, with
my boots dangling over the water,
and listen 10 the far off 'heave no
o'the eailora, in thelr bright spscks
o red slrira. and see rle vesee.s un.
load, with their foreign fruits, and
dream away u delicious hour, in.
agining the places they came from;
|s,rd like o ,lmh mp the sides OF
ships, and poke rounl generally.
just where Mrs. Grnnly would Ay
ter irritating hand on myarm aud
nxrl.im. What will people think
Of you?'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

oTHs SWIMMING Powers OF THE
Doc -On Seturlay, tho l3ih Feb.
-ibe first day Of lie food here
%, as stood on the top Of my domi
cile, o dog was carried away by
the food; we all saw it f,onl the
housetop, and, OF coutse, after the
food, included it in The obituary
oi'yqua'lrupeds' He has been heard
of again at o station on the Briga.
low Greek. He must have swum
forty miles before lie made terra
.frma again, and must have heen
swimming al the remainder ofthat
day and night until Sunday even
ing, wien he made the place above
n. mentioned Singleton (Australian)
A"Co' s#gIrI ., 1. .. e.. q d.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

Pork AND BEAM. White beans
are the cheapest and most nutri.
tious fool which can 90 eaten.
Beanie and pork furnish nearly all
the elements necessary to human
subsistence. A qlart OF beams vt
eight cents, and pound Of pork at
twelve cents, will feed u small tam.
lily for II day. Four quarts ot
beams and two pouuds III corned
beet, bolla'l to rags, in tity quarts
OF water, will furnish u guOd meal
for forty men. at one ahi.quarter
Gems per nt4n.-HttS $ JJurtat of
Health. - '' ",." ..'..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

sa- It is seriously quest oned
whether the rec mt re-, constru tion
proclamation over the signature Of
A. LINCOLN, is not E bogus affair
issued by "IlowArD of the New
YMk Times" The trouble in tos,
tering it on I'wARD is in tho mis-
cradle confusion OF ideas and worse
construction Of sentences, with
which tho proclamation abounds.
We guess it will have to be put
down as ABE's last great effort at
composition. ,, .....t ..s
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
lIrRkArMENr lor i uHsrnl Kg. = !

.oj TREATMENT oFlsUSsTRt KE. - A
person whose unc0velrA mead is
expus.d to the rays If II vertical
,sah IL not u)ttreqatptly attacked
with sort Of fit, which sometimes
hears resemblauce toapdplexy, hut
at other times it is nothing mnTe
than an ordinary swoon The
proper remedy during an attack Of
'tiirs kind, during the primary H.,
is TO pour cold water over the head.
This is the l'lan pursued by the
Enatiscs OF India, who are partic,n
larry exdosed 70 the affection in
question. 1t is said that sunstroke
may be avoided by wearing hand.
kcrchief or cloth soaked in water
in ones hat while exposed to the
direct Rays of the sun. @ a.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
Hloh Prices.

The New York Commercial Ad
vertiser shows that prices have ad
vanced more in the last three years
in this country than they aid in
Great Britain during over twenty
y carr of the long period # wars
ending in 1915. A table OF the
prices offifteen articles and kinds
of labor taken at tha: GIea ,ich
IIpspi al in 1870, and az ain in 1872,
indicates All advance of 1876 Fer cent.
During this time the national debt
had increased 50, 2,20o,OC0,O00. -
Within the last three years our ma.
tional debt has increased only ST.
750,000,0O0. And yet q coinpari.
ron,f p'ices in the case of fifteen
loading articles, three Of them only
heing imported, shows that during
the last thirty months prices have
advanced an an average two hun-
Lred aud twenty five per cent. on
normal rates. 1t appea's, NOR .
over, that the major part of this
advance has occurred during the
present year, and indeed, within
the last three months. At nearlj
all times these general market
p,ices have been considerably il
advance Of the price Of gold. A
tie present time tine high price o
produce is said to prevent its ex
portation, thus nocessitating th'
Transmission of more speice, Sc
that produce Is dragging up gold
instead of the reverse, a1 many
have supposed.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
>'ALUA :. !. xER.g,
.Agyle Cure,
! sap ssin spAaoT sunn %

AZ aGd III SNNS - seAeSS SsNA ~ f'.4''As
gasssssisssns rsvse, sr Fever aas Aeue,
;AKue, Pegiedical Meadaehs or nills1q
- aNaSAe, end nl1lehs Eevegss ln1 SeA
= - VAs WEsie elass 81 aissasss stle easas-
:s M: iss s:.i'ec:; c.;s::s;::. s.Si:s -
n i've sesSGblsd psrss % IeO.s the asaSmaasty
@ sS Ss % ill iSIss Ds;.y ~ iSS Ssr.s + .nS
quantity. Such remedy Is inyaiaabls IN dis,riels
where thsssi 1Glietlng dsordtfa DSeyaa. 7Aie
"CuhS" expels the miasmahe poison u fnvHn
AND Aaun kom the systsm, and p1eysntO he -
eslsbsssss u .hs d.siss. Y iahsa v DE Aist y
EoesA efin ps.nepl.Osy synpsemA .haos .aly
As Asss f.nsay stse yet diaesvesed b. this slase
sasniiif We Ssppiy 81 dollar bfIsIs |, silia u
t66eh q ssay tsdyy ~ - bilioAs ai5nii1G whsss
,fHpnn -Asp ApvA ptsyailA stfsy AeAY shsei4
I've b and sas 4 freely beth fot cure and paetSo-
nsn. AQsat sepaicFty Of tAlGFv!asay OTsr any
1sAsa sssF diseyTefed Ses he ap4esy and -ssssaia
1fe II Intefmlscnts y tAAt Il eontaihs No Qulnins
sEss;: S Z; gSs:% =
N. 1hsss erred hy |, are ~ q hssisAy - Y
they had neteF bNd the diseaas. o .
feVw I'D Asue Is not alone ths eoaseQusLes q
As at.nAtia pcisra. a great Vaftstt dises-
(ess aliaS hom ~ Irritation, e1sng shich are
koVra5is, hAaSlnafihas. 0o,A. HsadsaAs, Blinl.
.A6iAuiioa, Rsisj1 AIstGen ~ az i,pissa, HyAaa.
ts, Pa u Gs 1"iseis, CeG;c. FaraiysiS and -.
saassnms n ths Aio1sesk, all Of which, WhsA
adidntlAg . thia eanSE Mt on the ilalfrasiatsnt
~. = 6acoinl peFiodicai. This st'UhR" sspslS
+ jSs possA e'en the blood. and sohssaHentlE fassS
lbm "a sikp. It. Is an kasalunbe pFOtes,ien 20
lpnigNpu Sad psisons travelling g tempetaSly
fesal1a IL .hs iaalAropss hssricts. NtekeT eeeip
ennAny, q daily while szpossd to the injection,
0AaA III ~ ex tfctea frcYi the systctn and cannot
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

There is q mountain at the
Gulf OF Bothn;a, where, on the 21st
OF June, the sun does not seem to
20 down at ali. A steamer goes up
from Stockholm for the purpose Of
carrying those who are curious to
witness the phenomenon. 1t oc.
curs only one night, The sun
reaches the morrison, You can see the
whole face oft, and in five mini
utes more 1t begins to rise. At the
North Cape. latitude seventyltwo
degrees, the snn does not 60 down
tor several weeks. In June 1t
would be about twenty-five degrees
above the horizon at m.dnight.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
Rnx.L nrNrrIopNcR --In th

Roy.L bExEFIcBNcE in the
"ChiIdren OF Lnteria," the Iast
works which Blanchard JerrolI
has written, he gives q new a"i
charming story Of a Dlainohu
N.ckIace, which is n good on eS
TO the wslhknown AID scandaious
"lt relates to lie Empress Euge'
ME. on whose marriage the Null
eipal council of Paris voted u sum
of twen,y.four thousand pounds
sterling lomakea q wedding Offering
to the Empress of q diamond neskf
luce. The Empress, however, del
clinel the gin, hut aecepted its ~
worth inlmoney. How she Spant H.
seen in a quiet suburb Of Paris
where. in q well-ordered house;
with trim gardens and lawns and
beds Of flowers, two hundred or
phan children find happy home
Another anecdote is added: an
March, 1856, when the imper'al
prince was born, six hundred 7 thou l',a'
sand subscribers determinedto pre-
sent a token of gratitude and "nec-
ton to the mother. On beng ASK "a
ed what form the peoples offering
should take, the Empress rcpi!!eE J
Ky founding the Prince impGr.aals =
Orphauage.' 1t was ordered tn that II
th5 institution should not be q
great editice, where poor children
might be cheaply brigadea;; a1I,. IE.
that its income should De "ho'is
spent in find homes for helpless 1r-
phanS among the honest working
population OF Paris and its env'ronS
BY its agency, adds Mr.. JerfU,a; Srsi
poor orphans have already neea i
rescued f'om misery, ana piaceu
/ in comfortable homes unher r"'
sponsiblc guardianship
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
A Wr,I,pRrsrRyED NATIVE


A WBLL.PREsuRyED NATIVE
The Daily Union. published AZ
Virginia, Nevada Territory, says
t q, the remains OF an lno'"A
were lately found in the immense
salt.felJ near Sand Springs, about
eighty mile from that city com
pletciy embedded in ro:k.sa'S' ionr
feet below the surface. The body
was in u state of complete p'e"eFV,
alton. and, from appearances. had
lain in the same position for many
y ars, or perhaps for ages. Inc
flesh was perfe lily dry, ike that OF
mummy, and it was evident tina.
II ad been perfectly saturated
with brine, which prevente1 i'S
decay. The Intian was about me
usual size, anil Iesembles the H.
ntes that now inhahit the Same Iot
caIily. Part Of Il bear,skin and
rude bow were tonnd near by, ana
at dieta ice f !. few yards a par
of elk ,orns OF enormous size "ero
disinterred. The suppo lion Il
that this entire salt bed was once
lake, and that the animal HAD
been wounded had taken refuge in
the water, whittier he was follow.
ed by the Indian, who sank In the
mud at the bottom, and was unable
to extricate himself, aud thus per-
ished.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

The newspaper publishers of
Michigan met ut Detroit last week,
and organized . State Press Asso-
ciation. s.H. ', '# .."'# e
Rebel papers announce that
Gen. Longstreet had arrived ut
Augusta, Ca, and that no,with.
standing his severe wound, which
has temporarily paralized uis arm,
he is locking wel'. He is expect.
ing to return to his command in q
short time. -'"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

Two countrymen visiting the
mcna 1erie of the Jardin des Plantes
in Paris, and coming to the els
phant, one OF them exclaimed, -
"Whas is that ?''-"Why. that's
the o'tphAnt to be 'ur&,p said a
pers . stan4ing by. "Oh that's
thaelephant." said the conntry.nan;
then, turning TO his Companion, he
added, in an under tone, 'bdt how
stupid these people are, they iced
him by the tail !"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
..0o9 Ap AYERS ~o\
lomppaad E1traet Of SaraparllIa,

Ne mvst cifsCtual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing snd fatal malady. J.. COM
blHca from the most active semeialS that havs
been discovered for the skpargaton sf this fsuI
disorder ffom the blood. and tie rescue Of the
system from lis destructive consequences.
Hence K should he employed for the euro Il
not only gcroh,la. but also those other aGso-
toas which sfise IRON II, such as ERuPrfy1
md sKm DisEAsHs, Sr. ANTHosY'B FihE
= Ross, or EISsipELAs, PiMpLKs, PUsTULKs
pLorcHts, nLAixs and Boira, TuNeRa, TETrrH
and SAih RnEux. ScAtp HRAD, RiNowoAN,
RhnunArlsi, SyPMiLiric and MEaeuKiAr DIs.
sAsss. DRoray.s DrsrHvs,A, DEniiiSr. and.
indeed, ALL CoxSLAIHTs AMsINo yxON ViTiA.
rBD on lxPuaB Boon. The popular belisf
In "iAP,wity eftbs blood h founded N truth.
Sof serotala h 4 dege efatian Of Ike blood. he
particulas ParposS and virtue % ihis SaEsapa-
rilia u TO purity and Iegenerate this vital Aaid,
without which sOuhd health l. impossible n
oos, Md AarHnaian fiaraa. sr~,. s-s ,e,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
DID THE ApMIN1srRATIoN Know lr-The

DID THE ADMINISTRATION Know lr.-The
Ercning Pos: says:
More than tea days ago, as we know on
the bes: authority, General Grant informed
the Washington Department Of the fact
that csrta;n troops had been sent BY Lee
into the Valley, With orders to cross the Po.
tomas and d. what damage they could in
PennsylvaRia and Maryland Grant in
formed the Secretary Of War Of Lees dirse.
tions and intentions, told him what force
TO expect, and showed, in short, that he
knew what was going on At the same
time he m Ide all the necessary preparations
to meet the plans of the rebels.
Then "The War Department" has not had
thimblefuli Of brains in the way Of pre-.
raration' Millionso of property have been
lost from its ina'tsntion-while both Balti-
more and Washington have been put id ina
minent peril. Three millions worth Of stores
We SEQ it stated were lost at Martinsburg-
o crime, it seems to us, even to trust so
much in an snemys conntry.-NcD York
Express.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
. Washington Iryin0's cha

rA- Washington 1rving's char.
acteristic was quiet hnmor: mild
enough, but quaint; as when he
said to II gentleman who, in II thun-
dersform, declined 10 take shelter
urder tree, having promised TO
his father, who had been once hit,
never to do 80, "Oh, that makes all
the difference in the world. II it
ia hereditary, and lightning runs
in the family. Won are wise"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

A MAN brought before u justice
of the peace, charged with some
petty ohense. pleaded in extenua.
ton y natural intrmity. n should
have na.e o considerable figure
in the world, my ,ord," said he to
the judge, ''if | hadn't been q foul;
it's u dreadful pull,back to a man" "
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

The rofisacy in the d, partments
at ashingtnn is wagglsnIy con.
sidered the result of the force of
example, for the Secretary of State
having boosted of his little bell, the
followers OF the Administration
provided themselves each with a
little belle. -LcuisviUe Journal.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

%The driver of the engine that
passed through from Washington
to Baltimore on yesterday, reports
that he saw only one rebel OH the
way, ana he was half starved. O 1t
is hoped the government will spare
no eff,rts to prevent supplies from
falling into his hands. pire.