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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05

VIII speak As ioIIows:
Prince william, Carroll county. Tcdne sdsy, Oeteeer 3
At p. N.
Wabash, Thursday, October s, at P N.
MARION. Graut e5uLty. Friday, October :, q, p N
KOkono, saturday, Ostobsr :, at l p N.
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Hon. Thomas Hoype and 4. G.. Asay
NJ
Louis Houck, Esq, of Illinois

VIII speak as follows:
souts Bend Saturday. October 9, at O'Clock
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U.S.7-SOLOAN

The Secretary q tAs rres-sry Sires sOee ,Asi -sb-
sCriptiOns gill be received for csuPoa Treasury Soses
payable thre yesrs from Asg 18th. 1884, With sensn-
anal interest 81. Of sad tlree-ienths Per
cent per snnunprincPsl and interest bOA TO be paid
in isufol money.
These notes will se. convertible the sptiOo Of the
holder at maturity into six per gold bearing boods
payable not less than I've than twenty yess
from their d.te. the Governments may elect. Thsy
win be issued in denominations Of by enc hundred.
fve hundred thousand, and Eve thousand dollars
and all subscriptions be for sy dollars some
multiple OF any dollars.
The viii be transmitted the owners free ef
,rsnspcrsOa eAsrges as ssr the receipt % the
original Certificate q Deposit hey Be prepared.
As the notes draw interest from August u, persons
making deposits subsequent that date pay ,hs
!nsres, accrued ron date Of lois 10 cate Of deposit
Parties dspesItiag twenty s-. thousand sslsr- and
upwards fSr these notes a. snJ o0s LINE will be slle-~i
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Hon. Thomas A. hendricks

Will speak ss follows:
Sullivan, Wednesday. October S, at n,
vincennes, Thursday, OstOber 6, at p. 81.
Greenfield, Friday. october I, at 7. N.
Shelbysille, Satufdsy, October 3. at | T. N.
Perm. Monday. October 10. at p N.
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From Fortress Monroe.
FoKTkEss MONROE. Oct. 3.-The mail boat
from City Point has arrived,
She reports heavy .kirmishing on the Cd
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CT ANGE OF TIM T. i.
-A Fn1
1864. SUMMER 1864.
Ans a. n ~ "a NJ Nh HcNuE
Great Central Rail WAY Line.

tIndsnapoli. and Columbus.
ON AND tFTFR MONDAY. NAY soth, TRAryS
~ will run a. follows, Suadsys eSeeP'sS.
Leave Indianapolis
Day kNprrss va tlcua ST.. 500 A.
Night Express va nat toni Il0 T.
Columbus Accommodaion via Pqael At. l. IS r. n
Trains srri,,
Might FIprcss via Dsytonl st...... 80 n
Day EHpress via fiQusl sS = N;
Coiumbu. Accommodation (vis nQual a.. So Z M
Expires tr.ius oftAis ans make the following eOnnee
tions
AtColufntus With Cleveland Celamb.s aud CiAcsnn al
for Cleveland Dunsirs. Buffalo. Ss- York and
so-ton.
wnh Central Ohio r X Tor Ne-srk ZanesviIie
wheeling. i1tt-burg Baianore. Nsshlu ZION CITY, Phis-
tsiphis .lt Nes Nork
Nith Fttsburx. Columbus ard Cincinnati Il. r. for
steubense. i1tsourF. .Hsrri-oarg Bstm0rs Phllsdel-
phia. Nes lsTk aBd bosIsa-
A. F.4Gs, crossing 81 Dayton and hicaigAn r r. sor
Line. rolefo and iefrut .'
A. lf1tns crosstg ~ Atlantic and Great Western snd
sandusky. Dayton ard tine4nEAil Railroads.
TIE bay EHpr~ss sTsh Couulntls tr ar.
conlsc direct 81 Richmond for Dayton Isnis Hamilton
sni Cileiun-t, arriving IN Cincinnati II ~ A n .nd
as n
y cb.sss u - col.s:s~a .Das srJ iT.ln sttl.
ne
through Sic. PING Cars % siEhi trains
Ihrol.a .lcksts Cor ssis Al he Uziou Depot
IN LUrT. Gsnssti sspsrts,ssAss,.
3 CAAss,~s, e-s.-.i Bsssst Asss,
s--4g
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
1861 md 1903!
DAWES, EVANS & MMILLEN
Ne. rs wesr Washington street,
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA
HAVE JUST RECEIVED THEIR PAIL AND
III WINTER STOCK OF
BOOTS Il SHOES!


Comprising in part the following articles. vic
800 Cases Meas Boys, YsatAs and Children's Calf
aud Kip Boots.
800 Cases womens', Misses and Children's Goat,
Calf Morocco Kid and Lasting Boots and Balmorals
30p Cases Mems Boys, Youths and Childrsss Calf
and Kip Brogans and Bamorals-
Ladies' Serge Congress Caters and Buskins.
Ladies' Goat, Kid and Plush slippers.
Ladies' Fine Glove Kid Congress and Balmorsls
Ladies'. Misses and ChildreDs' Coored Serge Con-
grcss Caters and everything else usually Kept in Boot
and Shoe House.
the largest ssd beat selected stock OF goods
in the State West and respectfully call the attention
Of Country Merchants 10 the same.
jaly2e dim DAWES, EVANS a NcMILLRE.
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RAILROAD TiME-TA6LE-
Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
MMH -


CsVNMER ARRASGEkENT-Two THROUGH E1
pres Trains between Cleveland and New York
skes effect July II, ls6<.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
Scr0fula, or Kings Evil,

h q constitutional disease, a corruption OF the
blood. by which this fluid becomes vHiated.
weak, and poor. Being in Me circulation, il
pervadss the whole body, and may burst out
IN disease on any part Of IL. No organ is free
from It's attacks, nor Is there ose which it may
not destroy. The sororulOus faint i: v~ariOu,lJ
caused BY mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure all, 6lth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
AbovO al, by the ~vensrral infection. What
ever be its origin, it " hereditary in the con.
sltutioa, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation :" indeed
il Seefns 70 DO the rod OF Him who says, "l
viii visit the impurities Of nc fathers """"
their shildrcp."
ls effects cOElmOncs by depeition FROM the
hosd Of corrupt or ulcerouB matter, which, in
the luAgs, Liver, and internal organs, is tsrneG
subOrcles; in the glands, dwellings; and On
I'll: surface, sruptons or sores. This foul cor
ruptipn, which gcndcrs III the blood, dsprssSee
i!n energies Of life. 10 that SCI ~ofulous c~onstitu-
GoaI net only suffer from scrofulous conf
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases; eonse-
quantity Va mbsrS perish by disorders
which, although not ScrofulOus in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in tn.
system. Most OF the t%on5umptiop Which de.
sirAates the human family has its origin directly
N this sGrofHlouS contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of tie liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise fom o.
are aggravated BY the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people arc scIofulous:
their persons are invaded BY this lurking in.
fiction, and their health Ia undermined by il.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
THE AFFLICTED READ

And kan thAta psrtsst aAA radical ere h vaFrassA
ena E~nar.a.s.4 = aIl ~. sFsN ae,sd vih ws.kAsss.
pru~Isa u spirits dktrsa aAA snguhh Z nind, ~ 4
i,.sp, b1 sfnsnsry, n~ Il sasrU Asd muscular psvss,
ss.y Esw'A; s..i.s .vHy. ~ . vs,i e s:sa.'s..n
HIIR War TIE MEDICAL Pm sAYR
49, -. say:.; ISc H. n 8 !: sf1s =; 11.sI; I; -
nsA HI psSsst kHswiaAss n ths hunAa syJtsa saahiss
bja v tassribs tia dissaass without any infsrnatisa Avn
q. p..s... !. .spl.;. u srts,a., ss.ss .stt I. E@s.sA.s
Nd frankly III whstAss Joe sen V sussa e - ~
hh ssnAiAtahsns and Interviews en- sristiy Nfvns
ed eseAdssskl.-hedissl ysunAi. brH n1f Z
nAis P~hysieiaA, lsvsr hilst yet % make ! psrfss. Nh
81, ald psrnAAsatl eps Of U PRIVATk, 1BGREf,
AID DI1KASE vithest ths ~ Il Mo-.
Af Il discovery o. sxposurs. No dssdiy $500, 81
= aFssais, Hsx vep.isA, opium, ~ iany ether psssaA
e as,sury Eany se.Aly n~in.nh-rsthtng bltIar.sg
hstAnis P~hysshn. Hi Bstahie Rssssaiss sever yst Ana
70 eurS IL most ~ehstinAta, and the mssty dangurcus essss
aAd " rs.svs all nerVuiy and other Impurities irs,a ~
Ystsn uAsa ell sfAsr ksAsAi@ hsA hiOa. MSiisA
COOP xEws FOR SINGLE MIN oosrHxrIAv.
NE hARRIAeE. Hear what TIE Baltimore essTe-
Issdset = &c oalil,svl 9cssssore. hsEylEAd, said %
"Nn1srsm earos q diseases caassA " diriy iadl,S,s
tsa having bssa ~psriormsd- BY The Kngllsh Botaais M
s s.aaa 4. i 81. 4 , Il ssss, ~, sss'S Y s stssstfs e 4..
'tes v ths s~hhsring. One sass in pariieular-that q
ftungs nan n this dty-s gerhH II nets. NJ NJ
A>Soine the vtetim Of = habit, the mere allusion b uhieA
nS . nha4der, and a1er yeau 81 sunsFinG and doctor.
~ ~ Al hcpe4e x FeOoytry. Ne YiIspdt0 nssryg
- aseSiy beloved b "a sweet q gffpafQssr hsp1
81 ~aaeetson, but he vds harful. nartoaZ snd pros
He dared not wed On account ef ths ahaiessa
syyten.r eAs spgsht rslsfpt ~ hnnfa u ~
-At } MUSICIAN, and, astohahlng u 4 nag ssen, a
40 rtgsr u yputAf ~ rStsrnsd, 81 ~ b
upvy hthsr u parrot bright BSy."
o are suasFing, ne mater what thsir eonFAaaaL
n The bStanLo PhySieian50oAAdsAtARF. rha1
aPea rehsE Hb emes b y 10. 70 Az
~ Spansers q 80 nEoaAr~ti GtNBNnAH
q ARS ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
PIANOS
Great Bargains! :!

CHARLES S0EHNER, of Hamilton,
" offers a fine stock Of PIANOS, at reduced
prices, of different manufactures, and vari.
Gus descriptions. He buys his Pianos ir
the East for Cash, aid pays no store-rent in
comparison with the dealers of other Cities,
therefore he can sell them lower thai other
dealers for Cash or convenient payments.
He has also PIANOS FOR RENT
and let the rent pay for the Pianos, "
OLD PIANOS OR MEL 0DEONS
viii be taken in exchange, particularly his
Old customers who bought some time ago
from him, aandwish to exchange for larger
Pianos, with the latest improvements, will
be offered good bargains.
LETTERs OF INQUIRY will be promptly an.
swered. To save money call on CHARLES
SOEHNER, at HAMILTON, Butler County,
FRONT 4 BASIN ST.. b7oFsi7@
Feb, II, l864--4w 3 ta7sD ,7a.44t-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
AY ER'9
Ague.. Cure,
- IoD TaE pL.DY svRr or


Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remlttsnt Fsvar, CALL Fever, DuRb
ARue, Periodical headache OF BDlous
Meadaehe, and Bilious FsVers, indeed
fer h whole class OF diseases originals
,S: nsiafis * Misssstis cssntriss.
We arc enabled mere 70 oa.r the community a
remedy which, while 1t ourss the above complaints
viii certainty. Ia sin perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such a remedy is invaluable In districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CVRR" eKpels the taiasMatie poiEon Of FEyRR
AND AouR k0m the aystem, and prevents the de-
Jslopment q the dieHsc, il taken on the 6rst aP-
DSoAch Of its premonitory synptems. Itisn not only
te best rcg,sdy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints, but alse The cheapest. The large
: 1aSAtity We supply for a dollar brings it within the
Nach Ofs'oD body ind in bilious districts, where
FEvnE -AEp AsyR prevails, every body should
have it and aSe IL freely both for cure and pFOtec-
ton. A great superiority Of this REMEDY over any
sthsr ever discovered for tho speedy and certain
care Of lAtermittents Is that Il contains ne Quinins
or mineral. consequently it produces no qpiniHn o.
other i~rjureus ELECTS whatever upon the ~ooHStitH-
ton. Those cured by ii are left ~ healthy as il
they had heysr. had the dileaSe, vrN q .
Fever and Ague fsNn ot aione the consequence Of
the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of disor-
dtTs arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, RheundtiSni, Govt, Headache, Bind
HsIj, Toothdehe, Rayache, sCakorrh, Aithma, Pal
,~.iatioa, P6iR6g9 FsAiSn cEths Spleen, Hystsv-
Us, Pdin IN tie Boiscls, CoSc, Paralysis and DE-
,anseN'crt Of the S'oHseh, all Of which, when
cYiginurfng ID This cause, nut on the intermittent
type, or become periodical This "GuRE" expels
the poisoAsdsm the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection TO
Immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in 9R pis~lzrioHtiistrists. Ifhteh oce&-
%sionplly or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be eScreica from the system, and cannot
aceuuulute ieeffleient %qnSntity 70 riPen into dis
ease. Henes IL Is lessn mere valuable for pEosee-
tea than eure, and few viii ever suffer From lntes-
zittenk ittkey aval Themselves Of the protection
taiS remedy Affords. ,.
sr.s.,.4 ~ G.Tss & 60. hrs. Ma"
.r.Te.r e.. 90 4 ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
O~ogrIVRHRSs Cu1KD.

W URlATA, ONO, 6SptfssbW BSsIuN4 !
knnn. A. L. ssoviLL 4 Co. 59.i lsags9
esnb..--I have bssB tSeblaf -
AtsTpid aSisA Of ths bewsll Ssf Elk 81 s1lua
VeATI, Whith hAa ban The esSss u 3 ~
deal Of ssRsrinE.to ne, AAdi hAA - lsPHvD
nysslf Of many hsdS II feed, and ~ MoeA
sstAsAl, stsy until | gst Or. Hett's 1--we
hAls, sAd ind that they keep ny hsud1
regular, sad Asv ~ anything tAal ~
SniIy dses., 1nsst conAdslly PessnDD1
dos Pills y tAsss vie ere 6snbisA -
ssAsipaIish II the bowels.
Truly years, J0HHtYkxAlHA =
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
: : I . Z

psA-rarnLl. Yintss Ca, O., Asg. s, istt
e v. r. AAzEa,
Das, Ssr ~ have tails day sold the las,
sost!a ef-DR. BAKER'S PAIN PAHACEA
shopld have written " yoa sOoasr, but us
sxpseiinE 70 ssil the good supply had %
AAhd. puripx he last week, however, ny
ulr have been four times n large a. any
weak since ! hays had your invnlskbis1ns4t.
siRs, Aad the dehsndsis ssnl Increasing. IL
have never sold antdieihs tAat Austainsd -
sieh = reputation The Lung Fever, .Ckslsrp
kerhui, Cholera 1hfsntum,1 BiliSG Cslit,
csSHp CSiic, and Fink. have besA worry prev:
alsRt y ibis Vicinity the 1Ppaat haAson, aAd
lAs Pals Papaesa has nos 'failsd W cure u
svsry Instances rNhsrstit he's been aisay - n
~, have heard. Please send me . large
sHyplY ~ sssA ~ possible.
~ y9y respectfully, yssrp,. s.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
A suprosYp cAYCRR cURxpi

knasas. A. l. sco rILs / Co. eHLs. MIR
aha PnSlsy. Of Bath TO-, Ky, hsd on his
I'D a vEEr slD svRnnISay which hs theagh,
synnLH, hayinf koeh there 70. yskp. He
had on b 63k Done, Nhst he rHppo4sd
S&ACASoER, 8nds eeelA seisip NO relied
ssti he weed BE. BAKAs's PAIE PAxierA,
ahiah csRsD k,my sf that dissass, &nd also ~
eHolliAG IN his hanad This medicine u
Asufhi % much9 II that nvEIr YAHny in, sus
a~tikhkorkOe1, kAer u esvstattiy On Assi. II
IN, is TIA bsH neiieaNS IN ~ diaassss ~
.-ussaSedp ~, tAat Ts.ssn - -acEs
r. A. CALDWELA
Ervzss, ostsbR iSth, lsIs.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
y SCRATCHES evHtD.
n. Bakers Pain PaAAsea HGlnAhls
= FIR Horses as It ia for Nan.

eEa 0AAGE . ALL 1MnggB " bAA0AN1
for Horses as 1t Ia for Man
sIslsns. A. Z. lecevn4g - Co., &.ta. -
0arihE the ~ winter, NEST al the hSrsas ID
gar vicinity we're sphisat V soRArpH1, HeNel
Ing had On AsHd oaly tive or thres dSzse
bohlss sf Dr.. Bakers rHia PAnAssa, in = few
days | saN tAs entire lst and eoald have sold
aueh msrn, II had had thsm, v ny neigh
bsr hr thnt Purpsss. In Se cASI Has n
vltLnD ~ NSB. n Is slss indispensable iAi
var hoighbsfhsod ~ = family medicine, n
he various dissssss kr which II b FSssin.
aisndsd and 4 viii AZ that I havp elAsH
hrs YkAAs, vLREAH1IES ~ aaa nyH Htf HAD
4 sIHetB poTfLs HYFyAFIp- ~ = TEE pRsE
xNpIoIKB YoR YHn HvNHHd9A -DHHAn1p lBsoy
innsam, TnKP | HAVE HtnReoLb.
n,gyyv n. EkGEN.E
R~1SnsvyALz, BDSksn e.. KY Cd 81, lstt
Yw "a. ~ - YfsYrissts
GA L sc0vILL / 90,
n nwAA pshtAl sltstt, 0~-te-.s:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
nYspRrEIA. on IHpianl1IaE.

O..
Thii is generally attended sftk 800 Aanpe
lsas OF spPsti,s, Nausea, 1stslsAsy. nB
burn, snstivsnsss, kSst - Ne Stsm1sA 80
su1ty, . pain inphs Sids, Yalsses a.
snnatsAsnes, lsngasr, Law sphis, dh111nA
SissP, PAiAa in the he'd, h. Q A33kE
tsr s~rRfssyilLV. Ore, 1SL@
MNsns. A. l.. scaynL ! c., dtspX
Gs~s. 81 have hssd -. UcNo
Liver Fills enc Of be - nAht1la
ByspspI;A that even ussi. -
AtAiptsd with the dissAss pr nsFs then -
-asutAp, aAh ny VstHsh diststbA4 ~
stsnash, sftsa ~ suoh Adsgrss - - 49,
ssnitiBg.o al wa nest n the dAA s1tisnl
LfsSAa that ths Pills kep ~ bowels -
without Eripine sr fiH. ksys sse1At
gained il Weight, since Hsing Aan@So1
isn pssHas heavier tAsn Shsh 1sssmusnS1B
! eve ~ ssrs sslsyts ~ ~ he Pin Z
au1 I.,e aDoAel pAuAss3
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
LIVE coNPLAIHT cURHD.

Arms. 4. I. 8ooviLL . &c. 19assb asE
Ssah. >-E an hardly ..bl.ss -.
sress ny gratitude Tor tAs bsnsat ~. ~
isHgher has derived ftpsa , % -
Nets liver Pills. GAs Nd kesi t1sAbt1
With What The thysisiau called live -
plaiAt; bat sur dsstor tSilsl y give ~ -
permanent ralisf, althssEh sbs EieA ~ -
sariptsas sRsstuSlly. 1hs hAA bseene o.
Aaetsiy, unhappy, sad LSr SensutNHenjVo9
nueh kfekss aevu ~ Ne 90 81 Wol6nl1s
she tried Dr.. Hsyt'S Liver Kll, au4 80
began y ri better. 1 An hapPyD seyMe
sks hAa Hev entirely rssovsrsah her AaalA.
Respectfully yelrs, aaq5s
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
GILEKHRA AND PALE N TEL
RoXRLa CUGED.

sclRrsAss. Hanil.sa Co, o. Ksylit, 1854
IS. o. Z. RAEAI,
Mech EstSs-eI FS<a4:-- have had .
--ysrs su.ck sfIIkrrhss. attended with sevsrs
kripiAR pains. and Wa tsduesd very Isv. !
Fried asny 1iEsrsat medicines, but ell 70 NJ
pSrpsso, an.il Sct . b1ttls Of yonr Pair
sAnaess. aad con msDcod ita uSs. The frn
isss psi = quie,uS "a The gripping pains, and
! Rad act used .wo trsAty7dv. can; kon.ss
Nsfers wa entirely cured. aiso rscor
.ssse1 il - Q frisnd, Who ~At s.tsrkaA ~i.'l
'7A:ap colo, aud ssae-iag With arervsiai;1e
.AiE' AID thrss SrasI =ntisSly cured hiE.
n. y. AIRY
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
cAn..I.ss, Iss.. N 5 ~

Knssss. A. J.. esoyuL D c.. .3Atsu Ia,
gal. .-Thisi 10 i, osstily tkatIl no
aas4 Br. Nets liver Pills n tilissa 5000
md fVald thsn V " Ms bsss PAh tAa9J
srsr ssad for tAIs pSrPe~sj.aad I hsse -
aeel thsu ~ . ga.kkri6 Gsdislns, 81 hoDo
te1ad hyt little ass hr . sRhysisisa GnN Z
bad hSA in ny hnily. rag
rSase, Tuly Ala vk4443
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
DOWHVARD TGAIxs

The Chicago Express Train, going weEr
leaves Cincinnati at 100 ?. NJ, Hamilton
SIS, Camden S.eS, HATOS S.s6, arrive al
kisAnenl 1915.
0eiag IOuth will leave RiehnOHd at I IS,
4. L., Eaten sis, Camden s.46, Hamilton
o.IS, arrive at Cincinnati II m
D. hcLkKEN, Sap't
J. Y. LUNT, Asst Sup't.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
IT GIVES IHHEDIArE RELIEI IN
BILIOUS collie.

fAnrres, parts Co., O, Rev. 10, 1871.
aeis2s. 4. L. BosyrLL4 Co.,
Gaats. IL an induced BY . ssnss = fjrsties
% etats - ysa that I lad . case in ny family
4 sstres< Eeknssa. Ny wife ,sSs sfssras's a.
,sskAI sih BILIovp CsEo. WehAd tia sttnHA
ares Of q sse1 ~phyGasa, bat eeri6 gee ~ rsixJ
We sdniaiStcrea DE-. BAEHE's rAFN fANA-
cEA, sAd it produced the Scsirss effH. IA
.aat vs have had nscrsion 70 ass Il for Fsir
= IA Srnaf, and ssr Fvsr Sn@ Asxt. sr3 u
Hso4ys saraa. fssrsidet y ons q sesl
asAiGse. "a WILLIAM WILMA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
FARM FOR SALE.

.rNHE undersigned having conhludedto join
the Army, offers for sale his Farm. stu
i,ed on Banta's Fork, 3 miles northeast OF
5aton: it contains 1921 acres. so acres IN.
Ter cultivation. This farm contains about
o acres of the best bottom land, is well
yatered, has on tia good Saw Mill, u good
SINK barn, a good DWELLING House, and an
EXCELLENT spring. Purchasers can have from
to five years to make payment.
Feb. IL, ls64-tf ELI THOMPSON
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03

~. ana diFastIsA - FsndssSa s9sg fko14E11
u ths Hsal. yAsk, nd stsHAeAs MN gas
fsnsvsl. he Bowels Will hesene elaaae14 ,Si
nd regular, TIE BLOOD fuAn AN
a NtASrK1 thsss Pms Ars nsa tGAAns
In thsF sstion apSa the awhSb iysteaS
tAsy A1s harmless, even fer ths nestseSMe "a
atS syStsn, = they sentain ~ lssaof1
q mineral In any fSrn, bat are eqMYMN1t
eatiroly u vegetable sIbstalsss.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03

wW q. sR4tol an ~ ~ ssat nd gas
q uphlst containing certificates Of e1fes mn
veil KNOWN CITIZENS OF JiNClNHAflf
cN- sssviII's Blood and liver Syr1l =
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF VB6KLA'
RLEs, aud 10 FERYBcTLT SAFE far ChiL-
pRIN 10 uss, in case Of sore , seuth o. erAPtca
4 the skin. If NOTIFIES VALUE Gns
hs.lth Of their children, ID should stadi-
cato tAs sssds Of hs dissas bofere Il 10 sso
Aata. tt ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
VEGETABLE LIVER PlLla

will Psgnsts Z A6Gll.
astteA II ~ Unof, g
VII ehaAss ~ tnFg mel
Bile : : nsalty - a4bs
To prsvslt = EdllSVe
NJ tss..HnsTy vi
Spseihe a1ttea
liver Mr. niaR5
" ten0uo w ~
snss.A ~ ssa aSI
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-12-18

Sin GorreipUnNeni Der 81. d. 3. ibrgibt
8ir mu6t:a aas I'M Yaouet &uauR ppr ser
snsrtrd8itta aepDrpsnen loiss aus &,snua On Die
iOnenrrflden 9ten aae, eie autb bier mist piet
QaiIs 1n9e9sn3n inStn mar, aa@ @iesan gid,4
ten. Sisr f.fbea mie, pa8 pr iuGttn: mi.pe
magme inns So@s svisif&ed6t 2Sf0 t6muaern, c 9
nsa hetteru, aber OoA iitht e~rieusgmlen 6i.,s
mel, sOr aIsm eiatf iialif6sH 8cistsa, ser ans
mad Nsn S~eesaamn8sn n5er rit grOGe p~oli:jae
NnTrsSnn9 in Stalisn mur via 10 rpobllGG,iosr
bsriibrt. SnSSsonDsre WaiiainS sr{@:fu rns
ais elm 6GnpihsssO iOcial~pViitiiR 9Daslersier.
Alsa, ras mir 6fs ioaen ua0 bBttsn, qripnert
uns III ras Jabr 1913 in GentIa!anD. gaos
mir prn Sictpr @maaufi 95rten, alad,t auf ,ns
BEN Gtnbrud. ais iaIe er eben pen gtiasi ibr,r
2anf. frOb, frsnn IS ucd fiir lstus Qctseiten aebe.
Delitiide @artsaturem werpen arsntbalbsn in
MailaRp anssetOtsn. ua;er oentn n~atarli1 ,uz
neif papf plus *. fsariyt. Cine cbleSps
S6anDiiteratur Obne @lsidstn, ME 5e ans IelsIt
in 9aris ni&t 3u 0sl6t lam, %sihs.tpo lnyaljb
aO6 semet4srt VtcruetjOn ptf y9Ctperapb;e
miro ibsraG bem 6rsmpsn onsebOtsn. Die Issten
Nete Sss Dramas IN StaIiyn psrpen sntleslt&
iftn.