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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22

The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of .
derangens nj Of the kidneys and urinary that
distressed me for years. Il acs like a charm.
{. C. MOORE, 2s< Broadway, ~. T."
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22

The Censertpt Act-Speech OF Hon.
n voorhees,, on the Conscription Bill in the House Of
Representatives February % 1853 This Is one Of the
finest speeches OF Nr. VOORHEES,. question now oe-
eupying large share % public attention. and every
etrea In Indiana should have acopy. II makes psm-
phls' % eight pages Price 81 per hundred.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
TELEcRAPklc:

fGrroErrD ExrxrssLr rHr Dan, STATE sxsusrI
IFor Morning Keport See FIsst page.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22

80 I have been IN The army h.--l,.i fs~
fourteen mouths-speeeh and nesriy desd Al Aron
III, they gave me bottle Of Plantation Bitt-rs
Three bottles restored ny speech and cured Ne
A
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22

From The army hesPstai-ths bioody estiie-fsid-shs
mansion Of the rieh ard hurnb. sbsde q the poor-
ron ne orcs and the sacred desk-from the mountain
top distant valleys sna fsr-oa issnds a the ocssn-
ron every nook an corner = the civilized -orid-is
pouring IN the evidence Of the astonishing effects 81
DRAkE's PLANTATION BIrTERs. Thousands upon
thousands Of letters Ike the fOslo-sns may b seen a
our ofsce-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22
II. III. DRAKE q CO..
202 Broadway, N. Y.
feb
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES

THESE LOZENGES ARE PREPARED
Affections Astama EOArseness Coughs and Irritation or
Soreness of the Throat
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-22

The following progra mme has been ordered by
the Committee, and will be obsersed:
At >unr st, "a guns;
At noon. Is guns:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
The American War.
From an English Paper

The wars and rumors Of wars in
America wy are positively corcless
to report. five did SO, the same
tale 0? bioodshed would have to be
recorded, the same variations of
victory aud defeat, and the same
spnit nitofrevengewhicl has prompt
ed both belligerents to deeds that
II few years ago they would have
shuddered to con- emplate. Eng
land as ever remains neutral: she
would gladly give her a:d TO re-
store peace to that country which
she HAT formerly looked upon as
peopled with her own progency,
and had delighted in contempIa.
ting as a great nation going forth
from the mother eoh ltry and be-
coming one of the most prosper
Gus on the earth. But, alas the
grim god of war has laid the fer.
tile valleys waste. reluced the
commerce of the country, made,
many happy wives widows and
their children tatherless ! We
look with pity and, alarm at the
emigrants from Ireland and Engl
land who are daily becomeing VIC
Tins to this fatricidal struggle.
1t is hard to think that the man
who leaves a country dear to him,
10 Seek by honest industry, bet,
ter reward for his lobor in foreign
lands, should be Kidnapped on his
placing Ills foot upon Americon
shores-forced to take part in Il
war in which ho has no share.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
AYERS
a;oT.sod E1tnrt Of SafsanariI't

io" mr'' efectusi rsrsrdy wkich the nrdi
~i'' q nu- time, can devise fos Iii srri
re pc sling nsd ia'al ngledy. I'isce,
g'n"r ic the rnoor active rcmndialtts hs
!--an discovered for ;he ekpursuuou N ud, 10
o. '1rf"' RON the h'nod. nnd iha icsc,.s ). 4
s.r,'Ar' hom itx drsirrctise tclSedus ic4
P."r' " should be e.aplS,'a ,ar ,lt ,nr,.
H'f cn'y HorofnlA Sui ai.o hose ataer ahtsr
A@a' "h"h arise from it, 'n"h a, Esprrtvr
.r7 S'tr UIsRAsvs, 81. AErroxrS Pas
NoHH, VI EHYriP1LAs, PhrLr,, Pvsf1Lss
z,a'"reE. BhAlNs ard lioils, Tr,4oRs, TBrrri
rTf fHIL1 RHErs, SrALh IlrAD, RINawoxy
'suTA1rsN, Sr!prliric Snd MEKcvRIAL ltls
'''rs, hsossy, DYsrGrsiA, liaMLlrY, and
> pr'd. LLL COHPLAIHrs ARISING FNox VirIA
'.r ~ iprrHE BLooD. The popular ttli.i
% "irp'wIfy Of the blood is founded in truth,
p" 'S'"iula isa degeneration Of he blood. .lht
.nf3Wr purpo1e and virtue OF this Ssrsap1,
= = i 70 PurifyS"d rcgencrStc 'lii'visl fluid
~''h"pF which sound health p ia.yoas;AA, v
49, -ss- 'shi--i ,onstituti@nt
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15

en. The latest mail from India
gives us information Of the idola l.
trous worship Of that ugly old rod.
Juggernaut, in Calcutta, and Of
the dreadful selfimmoIations prac
tiscd at the animal rEPg given in
its honour. The details are truly
horrible to contemplate: 1000 mon
pulling the car on which was
placed the object Of their worship
and a number priests, whilst
some wretchea creatures placed
themselves under the wheels-bc.
gnIed by a religious enthusiasm
into a belief that their spirits would
benefit thereby. The English
Government have uscl all their e!.
forts to put down the fanaticism Of
the natives, but it takes long
time to deliver an unenlightened
race from the bondage OF supersti.
ton. We trust, however, that the
education which is now oncourag-
ed will eventually wean tho .poor
pie from their idohtfg.ln re.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
~ X 1I'Gs
a g3ue Cure,
~ gIys sthkpI crra or


ir~ -'-ED'|fest Fever, CIR Fever ansssas,
-".Ittsnt Fever. ChIl Fa1rr. DSr,k
As'sp rsFindlcAI Headache or RIltou1
ti' Gsaae, Raj EIlIouA EsvS,s Judsea
sh'. he Hbsls "loaS Of diaohI 81 or!gia.t|
tfS ~ kilIsIS Geraugenlont, ca1se6 b,
"a naieris Of MiaEniatic CoHnaries,
tr. snRh!cd mere to oa,r the oon,r,,r,,y
~t~dy Hhioh, vhiis i, cares the above couYlaiils
sertsnty is Gtill perfectly harmless in nzy
t'~ aLy. suriea remedy is invaluable in Iirtrict,
'ls-' .tkf-e affecting disorders prevail. Ihh
NJ s3P'b tha WA-untic poiroa Of Fyyps
r'7' +sr-a funm the system, and prsycr;s TIC &c
~ rhidr' of ihs distspc, IL taken on the s.st -,
s rrh 'iitt ?'Snoniiory synp;rrs, Itisnst or!v
ts ':'' r'-'dJ sver yet discovered for this ,las.
:: ''rf''lT'a. snt .iTe he .chcapcgh he lsrgc
AIat'7 se n.riy Tor iolIAr brings il vii L;r Ia,
- "' s'srS sody; and IN bilious dishicw vie.i
tAfS& ArD AaUa preysils, every body shsnl5
ssrS - so uas j. freely both foE ours ard -.'A
~ sr.st gireionty Of Iii, rcmCdy or ~,
si11 sts 'dh>sS>rsd fir ths spCsay sud s.tsi'
i-:e ii 'eTvp stent, ia thai it esnt&ih rs Gspiuj'
~ p'Rrai srS~1nnpty it preduceSt gkin.r,-l
5sS=r ihIariA'. 1scts whatever upop 10 60 stlu
hrH. rkosr ep5sa by it are len Al Ss,th, i.
s.e7 asd rtrss rad the disease. q
S"-rr ~ac Asue ia not sl1ne tao ec, rqucncr n
80 -7'ssn,.'ie yoiSon. A great vsiicy o. dispr
tsrt kiiss $oTz lis irritation, ansns which IRE
fSH 9tsSa, hhErras;,r,, GoR, HeaSachs, Bhng-
aes, !0ofAs-he, EsrSeAs, GatE1ih, Astls,a, IdI
.str7.sa, f'ristL! heett'on Of ths SsLSn flgI>gy.
lss Pats a. rs SoireIs, CoGs, Paralysis ay.a ~.
'<' :,~,c-t ~ ite S.osaeh, all OF Thj,'l vhrY
s.7i'sAhFSi n this caurA. 7nt sn the .r.i[,sih.nf
tss, e SrorrTe rsrindicsl. This g GRE pyreI.
4. .SSsNu DIVA the blood, ard ~ ,,,r4s
esrH ~ Afss, 1t is an iny~luGble protection tr
4ys>rg'sHv -Ha Seasons t.%ellirs 0. Temporarily
bssi$i5T " rs-IHslariors iIstrirts. IrtEksn oNss
t-osa2g g s'lr Will, exposed to the inlss;ioa,
sAt I'll ~ S~crrt'a Jtm the system, spd cannes
~'e"-ss's ~ sutcish; qusH,ily to riSSa into dis.
ssss Ass.o' Il is svsn more valuable for pretce.
ASs ~ ~ r', Sd feay will ever suffer frou, lnteG
sz'~'As' E'E-r sgea tAsrselyss q the prSteetior
~ ,-,sts~ .,.ssk.. % 90 tlF -''
'~A.--s.- ~ "a J 8 sEzZ a. so.. 1sSsl. Ham
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
A NEW CONFEDER ACY.

There is much talk at the present moment
concerning a British Amrrcan Confcder
alton, the meaning Of .which is, 10 form
Canada, Newfoundland. New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia, FRINGE I'D ward islund, Hud
sons Bay colony, British Columbia, and
Fancourcrs Island under one Government,
Tor the protection Of each other seycraly
and collectively, each, however TO have It's
oSn and scperatN constitution. This Is \
very iSportont step in the progress of tha
age, and night lead t. wcightio, re.
suits than we anticipate It is im9cssi5l
to state The area with absolute arcuracY, b.
cause many parts have been impericcNg
Surveyed Or explored, but il may. at all
events, be taken that the grand total, ovc
Which the proposed Confederation would
have control, would ba 2,933,O7S square
miles, ~ area nearly as great as the United
States, and considerably greater than any
European kingdom. 1t would embrace u
territory more extensive than those Of
France, Italy, Portugal, and Greece aided
together, and is equal to Germany and
Spain united. It's believed by experienced
politicians that this would be egrand meyo'
ment for England, and wahld save con.
sldoroe sum per aunum IN the cost of tia
protection afforded to our Colones. -lEag,
Hsh Paper.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
False Prophets.

=
Let q man count up the false
prophecies Of the Republican lead
ers--falSe, not from intention. bn,
from ignoanc"-and see how many
they are, and to what they have
led. .. ..
Nybody hurt: Three hundred
thousand Killed and wounded and
sick.
SevPnty-fvo thousand men: Over
. ~Shi''IlenS. m -!
htne','2n ~ sawed ont in three
NOUNS ~ ms, Rampant in 1864.
,o''. N,, ,''. ~ oN'n Ut every sue
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
SuERltt'S SALE.

Daniel Ault, prtf, PrebIe common Pea,
VS.. Jacob hu't. In Partition
tai derts. Case No. I,7oo
p1 virtue Qfan order OF sale issla 'ron
E1 tn" C0drt Vi Common Hl2as ot lrc1.1
>niItv, IN the above sta.ed Case, al to t.e
SHERIFF OF sad couhty directed, " il Offer
for sale al public auction, At the door ni tha
Court Honse in Eaton, in said county. on
Saturday. the lstdoy Of October, Il D. 1854,
Between the hours Of land 4 ocl,ck, p. II.
Of said day, the following dcscHbed lands
and tenemenls situate in, TIE county OF
rehlc, and state of Ohio, aud described as
follows, to wita Tn, Ncrth west quarter OF
Section ono, IN Township eight, of range
two East, in said county Of Preple, contain.
ing II ! acres Of land ,>molc or less. ...-.
Appraised al S6,2OL. -..l..,,
TERMS W ArE-One third Of the purchase
Uon5y Cash on The day Of sale, one third
ia one year, amp the esidne in1wp,,esrs- -
Fhe deferred payments to bear interest from
the day eff sale. aud to be secured by mort
gage on'lhe premises
By" JOIN r. McCLEAF,
sheriff of Prebie county, 0.
Foos Il 5TEPnENs, AIT rs. O.. rnii .
september |, 1864 ids Pr, f. So so
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
DEMoCRATlGg WONDERERS

Many of opr readers wonder that
they did not receive apaper from
our r Office last week! They know
the rcdson9 When they will have
paid what they owe US, and pay. in
advance for three months only,
they shall .lFqayo. hqyo the "p'ress;''f hqt
as we have losti!over twenty five.
hundred dollarsu($2,5OW in llelrec
years on the "Prdss. not COPY
shall 60 out Of The Office till Paid
for in advance, and all old scores
seu!tt TT.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
3rartalfIaIIa, q OF. Kilag's Evil,

%rarSatA1a, 4 OF Kipg,'s Evil,
saf4imtiea6ll discsse, ! corrup., IN ., n,
'fFi-d. BY which thi. fluid becomes yitin,sd
'y''k, rnd poor. Bring in the circulation. 4
s 'ia1sf the whole body, and may 5urst ou,
T. .sSease on any part o. il. No organ /. fr~
E"ni ,n attacks, nor is there ore v ri /, il may
~ dstJSy. The scToCulous taiHt is yafiou,iy
h'sHd ~ rnsrcurial disca-e, low linn, Gis.
e "fed or unheslthS food, impure mI, filth
"-Y aitliy hebiis, the depressing yas, snd
n'e AZ, ~ the verercI infc,inp What,
''"' he ia Lrign, il is hereditary " the cen.
r '"euN, descending "frnmpart,tst children
$'" he 'hird end fourth gmrrstiou; indeed
'+S7S ~ be the tod cf Him Nhc sayS, al
~ -lRit rhe pi9rities 4 .ke fat. rs rror
"Lr S6Saren."
.'' e'stc" eommcnss by dcpOtiior Rom this
VOID u soirupt or ulcerous matter Which, ia
90 ''nEA, liver, md Internal organs, I termed
iS'. ,F'~s IN the glpnds, dwellings RsI or
- Ttace, eruphons or sores. Til iou cor
y"l's ~, which gcTd:rs in the blood CD ,ss..
- '4'sTg'ea Of life, so atslofl,on .titu.
'aoaf nct only suffer from smGfn. "a ON.
J W y ou' lieg rare Tar ic@s pOT, . i'll.
1i'G ths httscSs c' other di>crS, ccn,e
'sS"@ ~ lHibcrS perish by .i'O l"rs
f@:-' Iitrough not Scrofulou, in IT, VA ne,
~ NJ tndcred fatsl hy tlis tn in til,
% h-r hnSt Of .hs consumpiior hit de.
as9a' Pr i;ui,ap Gnmily has its CHI iir.ety
-, ss;oh'ious contamination; Il many
'>sN'i ''' disc aser Of 'l.e !iy,r, kdr s, 'Jnir,
..a 'G!eo@, o. 81 The elpnis asis r,,n tp
~ hG2l'y7tc4 b. the saae cau-e
. ''7' SSrtrT Of all nlr people arrr yf.lon;
e'i H"f1ose atc Invaded hy Iii. xhR n
s"'."n asf %ieir haAtth is underrru d hy il
- -ir"n~ x from ,lis gystam W. must emo, 10
"a " d n an Gitorstivc medicine and
,'3cir" i by healthy food AID -x4r,g %
- >rd'"iA~ "" supply ip
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15

r5~ Charles Gates, q minor son
of William f. Gates, Office, Mass ,
wished to enlist, three years ago,
but his aged parents objected to it.
One morning he was sent to drive
the COWS to pasture on his way to
work, taking his dinner with him.
Bat at night he did not come back
because he had run away and en-.
listed in the Tenth Regiment. lie
remained the three years without
a Through, and returned with the
regiment, unharmed by rebel bul,
lets lie arrived at the old pasture
at home one night last week, Just
at "cowtime, and leisurely drove
up the same old COWS, as if he
hadn't been away for three years.
His reception was a joyful one,
none the less so as his coming was
q complete surprise.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
ANU Cholera Pills.

A positive cure for any case Of cholera
No matter how vlrulenJ may br the attack
also, Diarrhea or Dys:utery-a sure aud
p}el; cure sufferers rom Cnrolic d. r.
hc4 should try this established result If
clehee Price 50 cents
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
EXTRACTS FROM OUR LAST
FILE OF EQROPEaNiPAPERS.

cea-A letter From an officer of
Lucknow, to his father, st tes that
tho. heat was never K .own to be so
oppressive as it "a this year-in
fact, it IS quite intoIerabIe. The
week before the letter was dis,
pglehed. nine Observation-Disclosures
had died Of Me htat at Lucknow.
t2.l ----tft---ss-e~~-ls4lsl~.-----I Ips nc
.9lSeventy fye thousand ladies are
want6 I, according to = California
paper, to mate with tic 'o5yerplus
OF the maio population.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
sn- II is not generally known

rA- II is not generally known
that the best Havana cigars are
made from tobacco dipped into a
solution of opium. Natural leaf
tobacco has that peculiar effect, as
will be noticed upon smoking the
best clean lenfin pipe. 1t is the
opium in a frstrate cigar, and not
the tobacco which smokers get en-.
sIaved with and cannot do without.
In some Of the Havana establish.
ments, twenty thousand dollars
worth of opium year is used.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15

- The West Union Qowa) Record
says that a farmer who, last year,
had field almost, entirely destroy,
ed by The chinch bug, after harvest
set lire to the stubbIe and burned
TIE field, taking care to burn the
whole of the rubbish and stnbblc.
By this means he destroyed the
hugs and their eggs, and this year
harvested a full crop, while adjoln.
ing tieIns or his neighbors were
severely inju ed by The bug.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
ON, PREBLE CO. aOEII0 THURSDAY SEPTEMBER AZ 1864

I STAMTs AND REcETpTs.-Wo sta
ICED. n few doys oro' in consi lori" " ="
this ones,io1 tHaf 20 a ganorai
ruIe. the nnrsop Who nors ,unno,'
shonld NV for tLa s,,a'H P"' nnnn ~ :
rncein, nsthe norson r. whom % tho M
money is raid Is entitIed 70 thn tnII nil
amonIt and tho roroint Is ~ o.iv ,'iv Co.. fan
the benefit Of tbr n,,var Cnnm;S' iS'
sianer Lewis confirms officiaIir thjs
view. Int noints onIo Jis,in,tinn IT, -
lie says:-
"OrI;norily ~ low ro ,ou,o,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15

The DEAD PICKET. On the field
yesterday, on the left, near Tilton,
whore our cavalry engaged the enc.
my, IL beautiful garden, clothed in
AL the Iovclincss that rare plants
and Southern flowers could give it
attracted my attention, and was
drawn to it. The house had been
deserted by its owners, and tie
smiling uiagnoias and the roses
seemed to stand guard over the dc.
serted premises | entered through
all open gate. stopped to pln3l n
rose from the brsh, when / diseovr
cred one of the eneu Us pickcts, Iyl
ing partially covered by the grass
and bushes, dead. He was noble
looking man, aud upon his coun
'enanco there seemed to rest the
remnant Of u smile. The right
haaa cIasped rose, which lie was
IN the act Of scveling from its stem
when he received the messenger of
death, In the afternoon the caval-
rY dug q narrow grave, and with
Federal soldiers for pail bearers
aud the beautiful flowers for
mourners, he was laid to rest, the
rose still claspod ill his stitfened
hand. Nothing was found to
identify him, aud in that lonely
grave his lite's history lies entomb.
ed, No sisters tears Glll baptize
the grave among the roses, wherc
the rebel picket fell Gin. Com.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15

u%NAKE9 USED AS WATCH DoGs.-
Sir Emerson Tsnnept, in his worl,
on CeyIon, mentions commnnica
,lon he received from a Gentleman
well known in CeyIom regarding
tho great snake of India: did
you ever hear of tame cobras being
kept aud domesticated about a
houS3. going in and out at plea,
sure, and in common with the rest
OF the Inmates ? In one family.
near Ncgomho, cobras are kept as
protectors in the place of dogs, BY
a wealthy man who has always
large sums OF money in his house.
But this is not a solitary case of
the kind. | heard it only the 9th.
er dag, but from undoubtedly good
authority The snakes glide about
the house, a terror to thieves, but
never attempting to hurt the in.
mates" ... ~. '~..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
ADMINISTRATORS SAt.E.

ADMINS IRA IORS SAl.E.
John Wolf sdm'r of Ptelle Conmor
sam'l Fleming dee d PLEAS
~ VS. G7' 81 Peuhrn 70 soil
Mary Fleming vid lands to pay
o. oY ct, al, J r.'. debts eGr ..
In pursuance Of an ord n Of cont he.esn
4 will, betweentne bturS of enc ana iri.r :
p, NJ. 10th day Of Stpttmbcr. 1864, '-
at the dooc OF the Cuutl House III i!atsl
offer at public sale, the following real ale.
sitIaIo ia frehle County, Ohio tcwi:
The South hall Of lot Al, - krowr ni,i
defignated.on the plat OF the l4wr Of AtA
LfxipgIOn,the same biiEg. lncunhsred y,
The dover eatAe Of sad Mars kiern; as. .is
assigned BY order Icourt, The esawe So,
praisedsubj'et 20 sad DIVER estate at ~
IgTEhMS OF SALE AtA,* third cas-, nih95
tRrd in six aud ihdIes,dae lIgtweIse m nth,
i ON the i4y pf saly, via, iu,erest'on i, let.
red apeymeG,gttS lhee.isfPe t IeSeuted bs mgt-g.
gage on the pr piisgs %
po53 ,!aiJOHN WOLF, Al, II
,ga Gilmore da Ganpbclll iaftys1 7,s
50 sAuSqFt 9S, s9Fa. .Ji5$g ~ i.i1ra$f
fnrEyIa AL " lal ION oOI D.,lIz,...
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15

A London pedestrian, known as
the Surrey Novice has perform
ed the astounding feat of walking
100 miles in % hours and 81 min.
utes. ..-a.. I'D
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15

Rattlesnakes are among the city
institutions OF Burlington: Iowa.
Twp have! been killed Nithin the
last !. :. fortnight " thia the emuuicipal
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
IMPERIAL COUGH PILLS

II you 81 fer from cough 1t is you
ew1 Iauit. a lriaI OF these pills val con
vince yon OF that lacg They decomposs
the Phlesm, anl sUe lue all uAammat,on.
1t is the best compound ever put together
Tor colds, comgns, as,h,la, sp,tug Of blood,
and consumption. AL afflicted with coughs
fran whatever cause-eren children wltn
worm4-can be cured by theIr use Price
1 nnntn
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
]. s, 7-30. L,aAa.

The Secretary ofthe Treasury giqoa ~
ice that subscriptions will bs.rsoeivsJ lo
Coupon Treasury Notes, paysbla three years
from Aug l5'h, 1864 with semi-anuual in
erest The rate OF seven and three teht6s
rer cent. per annum,-prncipa4 aud inter
est both to be paid to be paid il lbwial
Eoney.
These notes will be convertible at the
option rofthe holder al ma turity, into six
per cent gold bearing bonas, Payi;5les on
TESS thah hlve nor more than twenty y,.aI -,
from their date, as the government NAV eject
l hey wall BE- issued in DENOMINATIONS Of Sju
*lOO, 5000, $1,000, s5,OOO,and all subscrip
tons must b" for fifty dollars or some mpI.
tiple oil fifty dollars ....
The nctess will be transmitted. ts
The owners free OF transportation charge
as soon after the receipt ofthe "riginal Ger
'ineates OF deSpost as they can be pre- AIRED
AS tho notes draw interest f,,m Anpusr
lo'aperSons making deposits subsequent t,,
mat GATE mus, pay the inte restaccrucd from,
date OF note to date of deposit.
rarties dcpoS,Ing twenty-five tn usau
Glars and npwards for these notes It arr
one time will be allowed commi sion :,
nc quarter Of one per cent which will h..
paid BY the Treasury Department u on til.
receipt ola b II for the amount ccrr;Ged ia
Oy !he otiiee- with whom the depc,.t wa,
made No deductions for commissions na.
be made from the deposits
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., |
!. 1T is n TIoNM SAVINGS BAYr, Offering.
l'Sher rate of interest thuu auy ether Az
ne oes tSecWtH. AIRY savin;s ban whi,i
'ayd its depositors in U, 5. Notes, consider.
hat it's paying in the bost circulating m4
l'"m oil he county, and it tcaqac.- pay II
nytilng better, for its own assets are ei,hn
n government securities or N notes e,
ond3 payable in gorcrnment sccur ties or Il
o'e5 cr eIRl1 payable in gover,.asnt rs
r. le.t .''.. ..
1t ''cqnaiIy eongcnicnt as II :cmpors ry O,
Investment. The uJtrs ca, a.
'a5s be SOLD for within fractiop Of .he
ace aud accumulated interest, ar lre r.
esI security with banks as coll~'er4is
iscount.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
which, welded fas
10 Some io us,on, hugs it to the Iagf"3

lie states that are to decide fhe
;1fe OF Lincoln, are New York,
F'nh'yIyania, Ohio, Indiana, ILL.,
MOSS Kertncky and Missouri
which will give a largo majority;
OF me electoral vote When they
are a hGhrd from in November, the
L'ncoInite7 will think there is an
carthQnake. .g.---- --l
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15

LovE.-An old ba"hclor's }ietfn.
ifion of love- A. little sighing. Il
Ilttlerrying. IL itme dying, ana a
good deal of lying. II II. ;..t I.-