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, 1864-10-14
FROM At. PAUL.
Political AID military Ne"fs

Hpeclal Disp.tch to the Chicago Tfaoune
ST. Paul, Mimi, Thursday, Oct. 1S, 1sa
4 break in the telegraph prevented my
telling you yesterday how jubilant Union
meu feel over the election news. The Cop
perheads are tenibly disht artened, and Keep
out Of sight as much as possible. They are
afrsid more news wnl come, making it worse
for them, Tie beet kipd Of feeling prevails,
and We are goicg to wipe out home traitors
IN November.
The eth regiment, which was Ia the Indian
exptoItiou, has been ordered :nra, and will
iesye as soon as 1t reaches Fort Smelling. An.
ot1:er company Of heavy artillery starts for
Nuehyl]le on Saturday.
, 1864-10-14
Great Eaul Of Counterfeit
ters in New York.
THE WAR Iii GE1RGIA.-REBEL
RUM0R or THE CAP
TURE OF RDEaE.
The Union Meetings at Princeton
and Rock Island.
Foreign items--The Mo~'
York Markets.
FK0A GRANT, SHERIDAN AND
FUkTREsS MONR0E.
TIE Vscant Chief JuxttceAhfp- -Heeo1
atruct1ou-ulli%arF0 Matters.



WAsu1S0T1S, Thursday. Oct. Is.
,., .
inH e
The death Of Chief J1stice Taney, at bis
home fp Baltimore, at late hour last night.
YRS a purtr1se to every orc. He had been
I'll for week CT two, but had so often recov.
- 80 x...,,.,- - a..n.-~,,s
e1ea 'F"" ateseAn upfaeua' ~ "A.ss.ou'
that 70 apprehe1sions were afousea except
In tLe immediate faulty circle.
The question OF euccessorshfp is scarcely
MAJ, n hc srtt1ed for a few weexs. Men
hive Iorg been connecting the name Of ex-
Sec1e;arY Chase with the place now made
rac.nt and The general be}ief here is. as the
N,1 ..t.3to,, th-o.,,.h,,t +ho aon,+-r
Pcpu'af t.pe..A. :. ~, - - 4saaaras 49, s,~ ~
Will he, that IL HnA pt tenaereo al"' IN
the one hand, ho never, there are reasons to
erentct that Mr Chaae would hesitate about
~ - ~ s,es-o.,t s,ts.t;on p-,a1;-
MI. A1hculn ues uias1cuI ntInsE 1 ~. ~
ns1t sa,5 49,. - ~ pss.sdc,t lat rear at n
M ua.e Eses. VI E..,oa rane1s ear;ons ,linaaa
~ ae :" m"on aS.n"ss;,n ~ +be nnest;on. she
nans ts1 " ~ 11,st;ce Ssa;n ~ n5in and The
pyf Pre.iaent,s % reniv t,en is knawn to hs7e been
1a1ofap!e & u hol afcIs, " I',nc,. rhosa ,rt,ranco
...t' ~ p.atiasn1 ,n snct ,n.tte1a ia rreat
ni.n psad tus e. haro ,nens :, s;niisr sngscs.
+inn ood gnf.rmar rnrt,,|tn,inns nf the
| noS, a,,u .naS.a as4aa., - hatsa 1ooso5 :, +he
| beae ale utoefetooo ~ na'e 4o'Neo ~ tHo
| eaIqe enus .,o e+oncas +ba-of,rs +,
's es's ~ coIaoe 3oe+.t .nas ot,oa r. 4ha natioo
o1 LIE noes a.ha 1a'eo1'Sn' onse ~ No9 A"@A0A
's ntHi ise selt'eo: :. ,o,-,. ~ o.,o.
no'Iea ahanI n1iu 5be rhtef :InstIcesin is. tnat
at,1r air. tie % Election. Stanton viii get il, aud
tbct Banks viii take stantoa's pIace. I'll the
, 1864-10-14
FKOm KENTUCKY.
The Veturn Of ten. CurbrtdXess Ex'
peoll1Ok.

MOUNT STERLING, Ky. Oct 13.-The
troops have arrived here from the Salt Works
pear Abingdon, Va. The army WAS safely
WITHDRAW from the battle field By Brigadier
Geperuf Hobton the command having been
turned over 10 him By bis superior. The Geu'l
oifpIuye d great rallahtry and cslmuess. The
troops fought b,avely, but suffered :.greatly
during the march to this place. There was
constont fighting with our relr guard during
the first three days of the retreat
Lteut. Col Mason, l1th Michigan, was
killed in skjrmish on Big Shanty mountain.
Union Victory in Nebraska
OMAHA, n. T., Thnreday, Oct. 1S.-Neosaska
has elected Union delcga:es to Congress BY
a large majority.
, 1864-10-14

E# Col. r. o. Osborn, Of the 39th Illinois
regiment, ard Frank D. Csr1ey. Esq, nt Chi
caeo. will addn ss the citizens Of Elgin on
Saturday cycn1ug, Oct. 18th.
, 1864-10-14

kid o.e1 SCI, 600 worth Of the 10 10 boad,,
ard soc0 c0V of the 73 10s United states
honda
Major Heferran o'day mustered In SCI
men. Of H1cn III Wera drafted.
, 1864-10-14
FROM MERCER COUNTY.
The Onion meetID@ 1t A}edo-Speechc4
by &or. ates, A. G. Harding DC.


By Gov. ales, 4. G. HAtdtas &c.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
ALEpo, Mercer county. II. Oct -,
VA Rock 1s1AND. Oct IS. {
This beautiful little inl&nd prime city,
thirty miles from either railroad or river, has
to-day been the place where the loyalty Of
old Mercer has had gratifying exhibition.
For some reason the march of improvement,
as manifested In the construction OF lines Of
communication, has left this magnificent
county far in the back ground, and public
speakers npon the great issues which divide
tie country baye, therefore, avoided this
section as they would the Devastating pestt
lence.
It wss reserved for Gov. Yates, Judge
Vim. Pitt Kello;g, and Gen. A. C. Harding
to demonstrate that the patriotism of itk
people only required an opportunity to show
itself, 10 prove that its fires burnt as brightly
and that 1t is as powerful for good, as In
mere favored lucal cities
Tbere were 1000 people In town to-day,
adj, as In all the towns we have vieited, mu.
sic, lrocessions and bauners- The speaking
was ht Id In the open squire Near the court
btuee. The exercises were opened with
prayer, By Rev. Mr. Williams. after which
Gcus a. y. d{1ulOE, CE4dEQaLr LOT LOGEfe56
ftom this o1ttr1ct made the opening address.
Like I'll that gentlemsn's efforts, 1t Was clear,
convincing aud ourspoken. He paid Just
compliment to the intelligence aud th 3 patri-
otieB1 Of the citizens OF old Mercer, aud
epokc = it'll becoming pridr OF the fact that
she wae ahead III men On all calls.
He Ct Dpented upoo the recent reFelations
in 1Ddizna Of the existence Of treason ahls
organizations In the Northwest, aad rejo!cei
that rebel s5mpathtzers in this region had,
becauEe ot these revelations, been forced 10
hide themselves from the just apger Of IN
tnsul1d people He hRd letters counectiog
prominent Democrats wtta that Order,
amoDg othere, one from s. Corning Judd,
Coppethcad candidate fur L{eutsosn. Gov
erDpr.
Willie the General was speakiug the cheer
| frg pews OF the Union eucceeses 10 Ohio. In.
6isna and Pennsylvania, was read to the as~
sent led nultitudes, and caused much ea-
tlus'asm, which exhibited itself In shouse
| and cheers for Liocoln aud the boys In htne.
Gov Yates then delivered IN address, bold,
manly and eloquent, rsplete With fact, illus
tratton snd srp pument excellently, were re-
| ctivt 8, and inteLsifyiug the Loyal purpose ol
his hearers. ae vas folio ged By Judge Nc
Laip. This meeting was in eve.S sense 6
| prona AID Triumphant succeRs.
, 1864-10-14
THE N EMS,

a1osso'so
Afan N1"7
The death OF Cher Jattace tanes Is an-
For all men there Is lime 10
die. His hour had long been foresbado *ed
by an age advapced lar hey ord The common
limit ct human life, vet pFolons Cd fromyear
to year, ns If TO secure historic htnces Ia the
date of his Demise TIE central citadel
of slavery wac carried b the people on
Tuesd~y, and the venerable old wafder is |
fonnd lifeless in the gateway. The temple
Of the nan-stea1ers has be n rent from fonn-
dation to roof f,aud the ancleus High Priest lies
cold ut the altar. The walls Slavery had
long maintained against the advance Of
Liberty ire preached aud fallen, and the
chief custodian sits li1eless by the main bnt-
tress, xith his we'll rusted keys tast In
his bnnds. To drop metephor, for near.
IL. thirty years the late Chief JUS
, 1864-10-14

Ne T. <A Ga ~e ~
81 Chambers Street, New To7k,
A,e the owners Of th= patent. and e1c-us!ve nan7
J.W. BR4pLET:s PATENTED pUe1E1 E11R
TIC STEEL 5fRl1G 5hlRT0.
ThistnTettfon cons1sls oi D1nla1 Tor tWo] 3l.!2Es
ai.e: astlDKs. .lnzs.iouAy bEAda1 tlx1tls 2ao HEEL
t7seHeN enSe<o etIe. UAflnE tue :ouxhaat. mctt
elasuc: deIiole ana unraole spring eyer used. ela
81 ths weases. In c2nseQueace Of roaE eas7 7ct
Il uas .E easilY srd with IT, san ccn7en erc4 u
alk usltn ertss II ent' ely o671:e8 and aiieatts
fes oGis ooi.ct;o1s TO oQp Bkifts. viz: the An2ot
4ncf to the we'll % the public. especially Il
crowded sss6r h5s csfrlaess. rataoea cars. eh1rc:
peWb CT II any csc|a4a p!3Ce, nom sG8 t1f1s0lty O.
conttact1uR than, to occuEylnR small 2-s- Thu
entirely the difficulty, whlfa 4Ivtnz tneskeT
tho ugual full and symen.cal form. and "a the iRht
eat, ost stylish and RhcelHl sppetfsnce tor tf
stieet. opt1a, .pz1Reo&de or house cre!A A lazy
hsv,ns enjoyed tpe p!easEre comfort sad xrss: esa
HkiEt for ainxla day, n II nerUz atesEazd w1ll.x!s
speDse with the use Of rhe1n: They are The sess
quality IN every paEt, snd BY tar the l!zntfst mos
du.abfa, comfortable and ecnncD1icaa skirt rcade
Ht.cenota = II be supplied 81 *tovc, and la-es Z
ost u'et.etars retail stotta II Thu city a1d through
pnt tn. tif~7ent States.
~ Inquire for tha
DUplAx k111eTlc SPRING sk1a7s.
sRADLz7's PARENT apus sLEx E1L1pT1p
aKIRT. !,
Most Popular and Flexible n uss; o,=,.,o
III + 13a l aka ts:eS.. caltaEot
, 1864-10-14

- For Afternoon Telegraph
sec Second Page.
, 1864-10-14

NNASUNIC. Tae7e will be Spe
}Vf rial roy-m7ntcstf-u OF waubap4A Lod: 9 No
ico. 4, Find 4. Il. d: Hlat e. Hsu, this {FR1ba9>
.eTs:n nSJ. 1;t11t !. K. CHURCH, Secretary.
aE EASDNIC,-. Ths1e will ba Reg
. lv4 ulxe Corvecntton Of TnlhIoGtenCh8psaI No.
- R 4 NJ tn1s fsRIOAY) ey.nf7E
fft14 n1;V it wN. HIAR0p, il, 9sc:e'a:7.
, 1864-10-14

The steamer Eagle from Havana, Gays the
United States gunboat Shcnardoah arrived
on the 29,h wifo r. eguislslon from our Gov
er1men& for Appleton aud Cakes Smith,
charged With being engaged In the slaga
, 1864-10-14

A FPIE5i EFPLE3!!
rhot.e Michigan, Ohio End AeH LUX .s apP.ss.
Fer taie bz shs car 1oa3t taaAY qa TWaiBHr 4 u.
BY - VIA" rs So Wa,ef auess y
, 1864-10-14

MISS E711a4A LITTLE,
= FEDM BOsTON,
. ,h-,11rh,v acromu1 he'd srachsr RI the P!.no and
Guitar wliI gt7r instruction to pupils.
J1sus:-Pitpo. rs, GUAR, SO. for n ls.scn'.
xrTht beet Of city aud Eshssrl references.
RRs1pENCE:
No. 03 NORTH WILLS STREET.
4 ~
, 1864-10-14

FORTRESS MONROE, Thursday, Oct. 13 -
Admiral Porter took command Of the North
Atlanta squadron this morning, In place of
Admiral Lee, which event WIS slgualled BY
salute from the United States steamship
Brooklyn.
The dsg Of truce steamer New York left
this ling for Aiken's Landing With 400
rebel prisoners for exchange.
Tne1e has been no arrivals from James
River up to i o'clock this afternoon.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-03-24
The Bewitched Clock.
BY THE OLD 'UN.

About half past eleven o'clock on Sun
day night, human leg enveloped in
blue broadcloth might have been seen
entering Deacon Cephas Barbery's kitch-
en- window. The les was followed by the
entire person of live Yankee, attired in
his Sunday -go-to-meeting clothes. 1t
was, in short, Joe haywood, who thus
burglariously, in the dead of night, won
his way into the Deacon's kitchen.
"Wonder how much the old Deacon
made orderin' me not to darken his doors
again?" soliloquized the young gentle
men.
promised him I wouldn't but didn't
say nothin' about winders is just as good
as doors if there amt no nails to tear
your trewsers onto. Wonder if Sail ii
come down? The critter promised me.
I'm afraid to move about here, cause
might break my shins, over suthin' or
nuther and wake the folks. Cold enough
to freeze a Polanish bear here. 0, here
comes Sallyw
The beautiful maiden descended with
pleasant smile, tallow candle and a
card of lucifer matches. After receiving
rapturous greeting she made up rons.
ing FIRE in the cooking stove, and the
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-03-24
The Counties of PennsYlVania.

A correspondent of the Pittsburg Post
furnishes US the following table of the
names, day, month and year of the for
nation of the several counties of this
commonwealth. The first three counties
were Philadelphia, Bucks and Chester,
aud these were established at the first
settlement of the province Of Pennsylva-
MIA, and were the only original counties
of all that territory of which the now
great State is formed, comprised of six
ty FIVE counties as follows:
/. Adams, 22d of January, 1900, form
ed of a part of York.
2. Allegheny, 24th September, 1888,
formed Of part of Westmoreland and
Washington.
3. Armstrong, 18th March, 1900 form
ded of a part Of Allegheny, Westmorelan
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-03-24
STROUDSBURG, MONROE COUNTY, PA. MARCH "a, 1864

ed of a part of Northumberland and Lu-
zerne.
IS. York, 10th August, 1910, formed
of part of Lancaster.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-03-24
VOL. %.
Published hY Theodore Schoch.

TERNS-Two dollars year in advance ard ifnol
paid before the end ofthe year dollars aud twen-
ty-fve cts. will be charged.
No paper discontinued untl all ages are paid,
sncept AT the option Of the Editor.
EI Advertisements Of one square of Cen lnesl or
tess, three insertions, 81 90. Each additional
sertion, 25 cents. Longer ones in proportion.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
n y . R'A
{ que Cure,
k,y c..r srr.nY crrt ey

-" -a~r-s-mt Fever, C-Fsre- arssSre,
@srr;ttLuI Fever, ChnJ ~ 7ar. DGaE
= ae. PgrindJ.nI HHada, Sac o. Bilious
stHaAhg ne. and Bilious Ehr rs, i7,bcrd
idr thr whole lass oCGiscpt rs oriG.Inr
!Uk 70 hn'nTy dew gCn,vni, { arse" hS
VA a"s"~'e " N!asAsGtiy Lr1nt'i6F,
q 40 m died mere &c Offer the coiunrm;.f
~r'.''v whieh. Nhi!r il cues tie uboss GomrI.,.G
r.'r cer-aIuly, s sill pc ,fcGily harmless l.. IN,
2.;Ls.y 5uot r. remedy IS iuvSiual'' ~ ttAri"H
Cr. ft.-.e ~aftct,ug disorders prs-..4 isu
'CEes" Sspri- the nilsmutic ppi or o. fnvl
~ sVrA G9p he system, aUd revtnt the dc
'~rvp.-1r al he discuss, v taken on the ir' aP
0fJsCr y no premUs!tury ,yr,pl"lrS. lt'Shot mi,
M agsy ~ .Ieiy syEf y-t .iSc"t,rcd hl hrs las
:. sagst ala!s, IVA ai,O ihs cl.apCt. iht lsrsr
r,sprry ~ supply fOi 4 dollar riI-sii wilhiu III
osca ~ svsc brdy "ua IN hii va districts Wtcg
ygVLs any Aces prevails, every BODY .h"s."
.,y- - ar ~. II freely suth in Gnta sud rec
Sc kI.,a, . ,~ptri1ctg Of tlis rr,NI ~ : = ,H,
va. -7er l.heovAled fr the sp,eSV nd ri a.
es- " iat-uugigIt. IS hat il cOr'u1 40 Grru ~.
q, u rss.. Consequently il prada as / grir.,h.
,,as, Il Iurl54s eilscl- whatever ulor re cU' 4 g.
E.i, fuosc ns,Sd Wy i Hfc let ~ sa.th' . 4
ne. qaH ae, &, had ne Gise7sa. q
fercT snn Aaue Is GoI IlnLG tue ccl .eaug,e> Ui
8. ,o,e-&natir poiron 4 grcat va!i y o. ai,or
ts.- A-se tom rs i%'rta;inr, anong shr:. IRE
t~s.ratys,. HA-apansnl, G0nt HeaoqeAe. Blind
.sss. TsGtAu'as, Fan. hs, tHtrfyh, hSthhI, al
~afpi.ya. Psi"fN tgt>AcT IF he Spttn, Uyst~,
PAN ~ rae Boc g, C3Ir, Paralysis and N
,t..,~.-,4 u Ike Stoyu.ch. al Of which, when
~ p~taG 4 a.i- causs, mt on ihe insNHiliesa
Jr- n o,.-nrr periodical. Tais "CrEE' exreiE
IT, ,,pspp !rom tne bigod, aud consequently suIes
4ann ~ Sis- Il is al in:aluahls protection &c
nnnIgrsnv I'D pelSons travelling OF temporarily
psiailg ia ne lnSlarions districts, II taken orcH
nrnsAr or 1aily wailc ezoo>,d 10 the injection,
suHr vii NJ ,S,rt,td trnn the system, and cannot
sra,Jr ,sTS ~ sJf, .i"n; %tAantity 10 rpcn into dis
.ar h-r-s Il Is even mere valuable for prstec-
itrr car rnr4, md iew viii rvsf SISTER from luter
yuta,vr 4 rsey ~sai! themselves Vi the protection
thJs rean' DIV ,icrfa
S~rAq..-4 ~ d. ; c,Ag-R Z 60. -.wtE. Las
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
Prise Is ,,n., po" Toz; riro bozo, 70 loa
rsa,aaiss are for sale bv
LEG AL NNEICE

ilHIlll SupuNIN' a'm 7 IRENE ftbG'c
Of Jackson +. kush, deed Court. Pri;.
US, ton to prII
Liza !.rn RutF ct al. lands 10 pay
de0is, etc.
DY order cf court. On the 9th day OF
- Seriemb r. 1861. bcrwen the hou,. Of
10 o'rlo / Cd. N. ID "b Z. a.. {
will Gar f "a, ~ 'Ac .s.mr twal e.
a%rcct.o, ,4r lowing 'eai .t.,,o '"a
j.. FrcbIe c.utig uh.., AL Jc-rt.a"1 :
tuIIows, 10 wit bcgirnj'g &; !.o Norrh
West 4 arter. Of section ~. in Tow shit,
t l.sage 3 Eost; thence South SO W:tDH
tho quarter section line .55 poles 70 corner
il the center Of the turnpike road; thence
South l34' East, 81 poles ~ inks. to a
corner in the center ofsai1 pike; hence l..
81, East al poles and II links to n cot,
er in the East line of said quarter; thence
North 40 West on the quarter section fine
"a poles and 20 links to the place OF begin.
ing contai' ing ~ acres worc or less.
10 be sold free and clear OF dover, and
other incumhrances.
Terms cfSaie: Que third down, and res
idue in two equal annual na7ments, tolerrin-
terest: and be sesuysd >! m:r.gsgc IN the
premises.
Appraised -
TIMOTHY GOODWIN
Admir- Of Jackson .. Rnsk. decd
Gilmore 4 Campbell, Atty
Aug 1, lS64-5w Pr. {, So 90
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
S~crofula. or Kings Ey.

> constitutional disease, u corruption VI
md BY which this fuid becomes yiliao.
sAaS. snd poor Being in the circulation
.Rra1es she TEule body, and NAV oursi e,
~ tisesse on epv prrt Of K. No organ IL it
I'm Ia attDoks, nor is there one VIII ii i'm
OF DESTROY The scrcfulous tuint Is warrior
ansed ny 'ncrrurial disease, low Ii, ing, @
Tdnoed ~ a0heaithy food impure air,
no dithy nebin tie depressing ' .es,
l0o-e al, ~ the ysnsreal %inirctiun v
'yer he Us TighI, u is hereditary in the "
f~ruion, de-cenaplg Z" from parcrts I clsrt
,np shs 'tird and fourth gincra,iJn; ind
~e'ns y b. the rod nf Him who says,
M tait he iiGouitirF 4 .he Lt IS p
- Jh.ldreu =
IT. feet by Gtpo,i,io, SLn
iCNa y 30. ruOt or u!terous matter ilaei
ne Eunss. liver. and internGl organs, tor
lbe,cies 70 he glands, swelling ar
" surface, eVUptious or sores, hi Oh
npton, which gcrdcrs N the blood, en- 4,
" c~i,-rsiea IF lie. SC that sai orulou, ,Oait
ens noy only suffer from scroll Va
i4inrs- TN they rave fpr less DOW" - ~
End ~ staoxs Of o'htr disease ro',
Iagtl' Va. mhrre perish by 10
srlct ut! pgi NOT scrofu'SuS in III IA
~ r-il .4adcred fatal by tis tn IN
ssu Most Of The consumption lith
ameter he buIosp iqnilY hns its ori! dir,j
. this SFchilous contamination; Il N
..st-rtivf diseSsss Of 1T liver, kidn =, b
~, ,aaes.S, nf a., the olglis, aris rom
"t &ggrsy@Ud BY the Same cnuse
D,- cua-ier Of III oar people nreS f IN
2r pa~so,s ate iuvaceG BY thi.i ttlR
re'ioa aad then hrslth ia unJsgnn i -
Il ia,aH Il from Che system We musl emo,
70 elhh ~ IN sitfraiyH medicine NnI
f.gc,st i by hesirhy cod rad .44gc
." = S'~E3i ~" VIZ ,up1iy 70
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
WILSON'S NEW s18 FAMILY
SEWISGMACHlNE

Cv.nplcte, with a valuable invention fot
hernming. tutking, %cosdine, b. ding, Dnsur
pa >cd for cas-, and grace Of movement. Ihta
machine is hsnuisttu I'd without any con-.
1hcated mathl ery, III r lore ii IS nos liahk
to %, on, Of rep ,ir, wh On is always unp.eas.
an, ( : he operator especislly to beginners
1t is made to fake the pi1r cfine nigh price
maca,Geo doing It's WORK equally M " Il and
aer.eCl adapleI for evtry dsscr puon OF
ramily sew ns ard manufacturing purposes.
II mas 4 b %'aut.tul movement, piaking nearly
two thsu Au5 stitches perminate, with scarce
y any Rolse. II s'giving eGtlr. sstisfact on
a . y perfrci Enml Sewing Machine 20 I'll
Sifoiiave them il, use. For Durability ana
ceuverience II is prtqna;ed, aud the style
0f finish makes II an oruameut for tbe parlJr
or sifi!nsroom. On tide receipt OF Sir We or
any Of opr authorized aver t. vii god lie
ma,hinc complete, frc. ot express fharg $,
To auy address ana tic can use it fOa one
week, I'd IN dts not prove satisfactory,
tLey can return IL 10 us ia god order. free
Of eSp"uR and We vii reIund tie muGey.
Agents waited
AATHGR & 2ILSO;
C~lsrelsad, Ohio.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
~COsTTyEgES9 CURED.

UNU'NA. OiI0, 5cptC q'tr a lo5s.
NgssES. A. -. Sow III & Go.
GCa'a. IL have been troubled WITH
torpid as:,nr of The bowels for * or seven
vcs.s wlich aas been ID. cause Of a great
!esl i suffer Vi: /" n,c, and hs3 TO deprive
u. s'.fo me ~ siniso Of i,o,l, ana used 'nu,h
oElmc.h, etc, un'il | got Dr. Nets Liver
Fii.s. o.i fr2 that they Keep my bowels
''.a.ar, aid ! How cat anything thai my
..:n'iy G-ts. ! most confidently recon: mr:I
the. ...!t &c !Lase wko are tgyab.el viii
N>T tint ~ oi the hpw,la.
Truly $, ar, JI..; rLEMlTd.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
EIlInns FEVER CURED.
I'oETsAorTa, 0aIo, 4YrH ]

f~oETsAOrTR, OaIo, dprH leap
"2Sss 4. l.. Sc0vILi. 4 N.
Gents: 81 have bcon, fer years, sub
6rt 10 stacks Of Bilious Fever; and some
S'ucs nave Gten laid UP Tor moH;hs, ard
ciS sybi4n l.t IN 8 feeble state by the Use o.
';ong medicine. Shich was given Ia Inc by
ry physician.
! haze been us,ng Or. hott's Liver Pills
-. bpN,e tive. lind that ! can break thePs
,i,Ec4s III a day n 80, and escape entirely
IL .e,or Wy d~puch!cr had an attack 81
~1sls7gia, which distressed her much SIZE
add ti cnt scarcely anything vithOusihe-
aci,g launcnteA AZ her stomach continually.
N.,,c t,nH since she got and has beer using
lT kci.'s Liver Pills, and she nov Is like
uo.htr heiLg. have found also that they
~ The u,ost valuable Pills Tor Breaking up
'a'Hs, Headache, Pains in the Side and Back.
r"'lld rot be w;thogt them in my ismilY.
129MAs E.1GRk
~ E4is ~ the Proprics"ra.
A L. GC0SLa.L & CO.,
-. u EGt Eighth Eject. Cincinnati
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
let THE AFFLICTED READ!

Aud i"1tn thlt u rcrErt and radiral cure u warranted
art guaranteed 10 all who arc afflicted With weak KNEES,
liability, nervous complaints, Melancholy thoughts, de-.
preston 81 spirits, ,!istrrss and anguish Of mind, loss u
iIoep, loss Ut memory, loss Of energy and muscular power,
Pany growth, tasting away, and a want Ut confidence ia
themselves, G.nting nts, coaTnlGiyO tronslings, iApe.
iVucc AMI disgust Ut life.
HEAR WHar TIE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
sOac phhHlilans require TO be tOlu the nature Of TOpr
A-"iNe the EsdLlSH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN 1oes
not. Ms perfect knowledge OF thu human sysfeln enables
Sim ;odOcrile the diseases without any information from
the patient, to eI plain its original cause, snG t. gnArantCe
lie cGn'' Aud, wha IL mere valuable still, he willhonAstiy
aud uHhklS tell whether you can 10 cui ID or not An
bis communications ard interviews are strictly priya;.
and confidential. - M.iral Journal
The botanic Remedies Of Dr.. Raphael, the English 10.
IHLic Physician, never failed yet u make a perfect, rndi.
Ca, and permanent cure Of l. PRIVATE, SR1REt
AND NENEGESL DISEASES, without, the usc of hI,r
Sury, without hindcsance from business, and vitLou,
ie% OF discovery OF exposure. No deadly pcSonS, suck
as arsenic, Lpk vomicn, opium, or any other poIsons
No mercury jrany deadly miueral+-D0,hinC but ugrrl7
Vegetable Botanical Remedies are Iced hy this vo,,drrr mi
Botanic PHYSICIAN. Ills Botanic Eonlrdics never YET fhil,g
to cure the most Ohrtiu.te and the most dangerous case.
aud to renoTe all mercury and other impurities from N.
gisten WHOM al eiasT Remedies had failed. = HcIlee,
lrnG'.
GJ0D NEWS FOR SIHaLC MEN CONTEMPT 7
ING MARRIAGE. Hear What the Raltimor g .r.s
E'n'"ni Vi the o1dfellOw, DoOnstcro, MarvI. said o.
Thursday, th' 3lst Of May, lsN:
"Ngin,"VS cures Of diseases cncep' ,arly ,rd,,cro
hun having been performed by the ash Botanic phv
'hi'l, ! s'l II my duty, having u kuoW."dgr NJ them. /,
siau' 'lg tact, believing that in doug 81 may DO a Irrv.
lev I" u" suffering. One case In pafticular-that VI a
ynnnS Ir,h ia this city-is worthy Of note. lie had
'''lIr TIE ,!,tin IT a habit, the mere allusi,n Ia which
rR'iu' ir, and after years OF suffering and d,ct,t.
ave ~ 'd' hopes - .5Overy. he wished to marry,
49, '.''lA beloved = rs sweet q girl IN over lispsd
L! dtr,tiull, bu: nc VIA Gcartul, nervous. und prna
u" dared Lot we'd on account Of the .hat;erss
t%Sysie.n. lie sought relief at the hands If lbt
hN-',i"h' ana, astonishing AS IL MAJ scam, all
"n'i Niguf Of youth hus returned, and h. lie
nriy Ltf9r " u pair OF bright hays"
oHrr 'hIcrinE, no matter Ehat their COMPLAIN.
I'll 'he Botanic Physician conijcHtially. Tho,
tfon relief. t'- "a.cs is at No. SO EAsi
be' sIea'nore 81. i. D ~:s.y. wN"INNAH
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
G4A"r'0gr, IsD., iis5 l, 1873.

.-"NNNe =, 7, TVUNWL : 10.
GCsiS. This "a 70 certify that J have
i0ej Il Ao:t's Liver Pills ia bi!iogt kt;aeEs,
AZ! fo'sni them % be :hc hest Pills shat !
!,r' Used itr thai purpose ard | hsrc &le0
Ig'i h"m ss 4 CatEartic Medicine, aud have
.agac at lltc uso tC5 = PhyEiCiGG 5iGce !
.ai hem H. NJ family.
Yours. !ruly ASA FREECQ.