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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

NOTICE.-PARTIES WISHING
IN baarlers or having rooms TO rent, will pleas
leave their add cess with Dr. JOsLih, nj tine li0nep-
Hthis College Buildings CcZt -lta
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

Dress Circle and Psrquotto 90 cents; Secured Seats
to Dress Circle 70 cents; Family Circle, 80 CENTS
Gallery, 25 cents; Private Boxes, s, and dol
lars; EntiTe Private Box, single seats, 81.
Doors open at 6:i5; Curtain risos at 7;30 o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

EvDR SALR-HOUSE AND LOT ON
II Forest street House large and oommOdiousi Lot
~ est nv ~ with An abundance Of tine slfubbsry,
a ID GOOD frult choice grapes and good barn Terms
e. Enquire OF d. ". GAGE. Esd. los sureTIc- st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08
DOAh hAIkAtAA9AS EAANO
The Oldest Regulator for Females.
Dr. Oheeseman's FemaIe Pills.

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for all obstruction.
has been hailed with pleasure and profit for hDe1tJ-
fec yeoTs in AL parts Of the civilized world It's
author is an OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
whom everybody knows, and in whom everybody
p tres confidence and respect. It is no zs1fangIed
a-rq4lgsTpeut but n STA NDARD REMEDY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08
SmnsEmtuts.
4 OADEMY OF MUSIC.
Miss HELEN WESTERN

jscond Night Of tbs Besutiful and Accomplish
Ar fsfe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

INANFED-FIFTEEN OR TWENTY
w men to cho5 Wood at 81 . per cord. A years
wo-k guaranteed Euquire from tOsP N at 20. q
Oranse street. boz-ho
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08

TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS KE-
1WARD.-strao ed or stolen, lsst week, from Mich
oson's Pasture, Detroit street. large Rotn NJ AkE,
Wbyer II return her 10 the Gas Ofce 10 this city,
or give Information whi h will lead 70 her T. coEeIs'
shall have the above reward, hOl-to
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08
TANn F0R l3ALF--SIXTY AOREs

II AND FOR SAIE-SlAI1 L AOhhS
LII Land in lots from three TO eight acres or II
larrer quantitiss. Said Lard Is bounded as follows:
q fhe orth by st. Clair road, on the west by ll-ois
avenue and on the south BY Superior street exten-
sion and Is known as tho Sterling Farm Tla above
described land Is Just out Of the city limits n3u =
If NJ. ri. SPAHGLER, or Miss ID. T. SIHkh NJ az
Euclid street. nOZ-tbo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-08
IMMEDIATELY-FOI

NREASE SPOTS.-OF ALL THE
kTdiaersnt sorts Of Benzine for removing grsssr
znots HeReman's is decidedly the best. "Hege.
mans Concentrated Benzine for sale by
CHUROHlLLS BROTHER.
EN- Our pau location I26 o q tArio street.. Aug2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

Mayo. arm severe, South Hero Patrick Oil
luley. bruise, Burlington.
coMPANYE,
Rdied.-Sergt VIM Mahoney, Troy; private
Luther Mofit. Sandgite
Wounded.-2d 1t B Brooks Clark, leg and
abdomen, probably mortal. Charleston set
ng lst ,ergt Lucian A Foote. leg severe,
PJwnal private Andrew Mattison, bfuise
by piece Of she'll, Pownal
Masug.- priv Andrew V Turner, Sandgate
COMPANY
Killed Corp John NJ Aseltine. Sandgate (;
priv VIM Proctor, Clarendon.
WouHfsd.-Capt Chester Nye, arm slight,
Hiehgate: sergt Rast.nus Rice, both thighs
severe, lligbgate: corp VIM a Jewett ann
severe, Berkshire corp Jean b Rouilliard,
calf of leg severe, Swantou: privates Loren
Rice, body,-since died, Bethel ; Lyman
Kenney, side and leg severe, Randolph Pc
ter Shova. arm severe. Montgomery Michael
Green, severely hurt by fall, Enosburgh.
COMPANY G.
Killed. --Sergt Henry freeman, Brook
field priyates Geo G Edison, wi liamstown /;
Henry F. Burnham, Wilismstown Chas
II Crocker, Brookdeld.
Wounded. - Pnvates John Clough, two
fingers shot off, Washington Moses G Ba-
con, head slight, Vershire; Benjamin Chat
field, foot slight, Randolph Alfred Cink,
shoulder severe Chas A Kelley, head Sc
vere Randolph Chas r Porter, arm severe,
Tbcttord Horace I Smith, face shght,
Brookdeld.
COMPANY II.
K,Hed -Sergt Sylvester Il Parker, Lud-
low corp James Hale, Weston private
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04
BALrlMoRE, Oct. 27

The zee New Yuik state agents, named
Wood, unahue aud n. j. Perry were pul
on trial sfofe a military commission in Bal
timore yesterday, charged with forging sol
diers votes. he charges aud specification
being made, Perry Piled guilty TO nportlon OF
the charges. Dooahue plead general Genial
and wanted counsel from Albany or New
York. lie thought the mattht belonged 70
civil not military tribunals IL Is sald that
seven dry goods boxes Vt votes for the Dem
ocratic, National and state nominees have
been forwarded from here by express. Sev
sral packages OF alleged forged tickets are in
the hands of tle Commission with letters IN
volving parties ia Now lolk.
The Tribunes Warren Station correspon-
dent says the movement Of the Army OF the
Potomac just executed, was left Hank on
Greggs oaval y, swinging round towards the
! Southside railroad and the ApPomatoA. -
Then came the OH corps, the lsI division lap
/ ping the cavalry, and be other divisions eN
tending 10 the 5Ih corps, upon the Sd an'
right division, OF which as upon a pivot
turned the revolutions oi which the "a corr
kept time With the movement as reserve.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

Correspondence has passed between Ge''
Grant and Lee concerning the condition o
prisoners on both sides, and il has be
agreed upon 10 allow supplies 20 pe rward'
to the prisoners on each side. The mot
glll no adopted forthwith.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

A correspondent with the army OF Gen.
Sheridan gives the following " hrst-Jate no.
tice" OF Col. Thomas OF the SIh VI
At the battle of Oct. 10, the ID brigade
Of the 1T division, l9th army coops, was
commanded by Col. Stephen Thomas OF the
9Th W. veteran volunteers, of which officer
il would be impossible to speak in terms OF
too much praise. To his indomitRble cour'
age and GOODNESS may be attributed the splen-
did discipline and fighting Of the "a brigade
on that morning, when, under terribly en-
hlading ire OF the enemy, they gallantly
maintained the left Of the 81 division line.
Col. Thomas is a Nermonter, with all the
characteristics of Green Mountain BOY
wasa prominent Democrat anterior to the
rebellion, and candidate upon the guberna-
turial ticket Of his party in 1860. lie nobly
sacrificed party to principle at his countrys
call, aud has led his brave regiment through
many battes, from Port Hudson to this ad-
ded hour Of victory IN the valley Of the
Shenandoah. His speech to his regiment
ia before gallant charge at the late battle
of Winchester is characteristic of the man .
Boys il any of you are in the habit Of
praying hope you all are-the tine TO
pray las come. Pay now, aud pray devout-
ly Remember kthan Alien and Old Ner-
mont, and we will drive the enemy to h--ll
where be belongs It Ia necessary TO add
that the Slh VI. and the 18Th Conn. in the
grand charge OF that day, nobly verified IT.
words OF Col. Thoma., who had led bot
regments.'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04
AFTERNOON
gINATR

BHh referted--S "a an act in addition 4 eh3 OF the
gen statutes en'ued the grand list TO com on hnanse
5 q. an act In amendment OF 500 OF en- % OF th'
rporfs-By Senstor Henry, for tue CON on BANKS
favufabl, on 70, act Containing the ohNtef oi wv
Bank Il Poultnsy third reading ordered -
BY senator ABBOTT, for gen com, fAyoraDl{ On ~
Authorizing towns 10 prepare and publish SOLDIERS rec
ord th I'd fesdug ordered ,.,
By srn,tor Fiasg for CON Judiciary, flyoaby win
proposal OF amsndm mt q 27 an act relating To th'
~. T 90 4 cot rte inrlud NJ ~ hnn'~ a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

A handful Of very fine red raspberres wer
picked Oct. 25sh, by N. j. Nichols, near hi
fathers residence in Essex.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04
Col. Commanding lo,h Regt. VI. Vol. II

list of Casualties IN Tenth Regiment Temont
Voiinteer Iafantry Il, Battle Of Cedar Creek,
t0ounded October 1911, 1864
FIELD AND srAFF.
Adjt Wyllys Lyman, thigh severe, Bur
lington
COMPANY A.
Wounded. Cor, Geo C Walter, groin Sc
yero Burke priv Geo Il ConIy, shoulder
slight, Waterford priv Ora Cole, head
severe, Hardwick.
ooMPANY n.
KWed-Sergt Leonard K Foster, ir. More
town.
Wounded. .-Sorgt Abraham Il Hoyt, leg
severe. Moreiown; prvates George Brown
thigh severe, Warren; Isaac godfrey, lev
severe Waterbury; Robert Patterson, -houl'
der slight, Middlesex Edwin e Crossetl
neck slight, Waterbury.
Missing Priv Abel ohonio, Duxbury.
COMPANY c,
Wounded -Serg.s WIN SCHOLAR, thigh Sc
we're, Mlddletown; Edwin Buxton, brulse
Midaletown Samuel Green, bruise, Dorset
| Corp's Columbus c Churchill, shoulder So
we're, Chittenden Charles X DJan, slightly
/ BRANDON prvates Peter Avery, wrist light
| Clarendon James Burns, thigh severe, Tin
mouth John Carroll, armsrvere, Rutland
Judah ID Hail, neck, Iinmouth; Francis Be
lell head, Brandon; Michael Naylor, thigh
Otscll Thos Henasy, arm amputated, Ja
maics; Christopher George, shoulder Sigh
Pit,ded.
Missing. Priv John l. shannon, PittsdelC
COMPANY d,
Kllsd.--Cspt l. ID Thompson, Waterbur.
Wounded. - lst 1t Geo 4 Davis, sh uld'
slight, Burlington "a 1t James NJ Rea'
bruise, Burlington; sergt Oscar q Brown, slc
slight, Richmond: corp Alexander Scott, j
leg severe. Burlington; privates Martin
Currier, thigh severe, Chesterfield n. Y
James II Cam. groin and arm daugerou', Bu
hrg,oo stephen Laiole. foot slight; joi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04
ID Lieut.. ca d, Acting Adj

The official list Of casualties in the 10th
Regiment at the battle Of Cedar Creek, on
the l9tb inst, carries sorrow to many hearts
in this section, for the fallen brave. Capt.
Thompson of Waterbury fell while gallantly
leading his men; Sergt. Foster Of Moretown,
has also made bis last ofering to his country
by surrendiog to it his ife's blood while
Private Henry p. Burnham OF WiIliamstown,
the only one left Of the eleven who enlisted
fr IN that town At the Organization OF the reg
iment, has also laid his life upon his country's
altar Having passed safely through all the
battles and trying scenes Of that regiment
never absent from duty for a single day; he
has bravey and fearlessly fought and died,
like thousands of other heroes, that the nation
might be spared from traitorous hands
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

BY collision on the Worcester road on
Wednesday, a brother and sister Of Luther
Neweomb, Esq, were seriously injured. .
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-04

To-day's Nashville dispatch reports that
the noted Gen. Lyon had crossed the river
near the mouth OF White Oak Greek, A Fed
eral soldier who was captured at Dalton has
escaped and arrived at Claysville. He re-
ports that he left the main force of Hoods
army on Tuesday morning $4,000 strong, at
Warrenton. He understood that the rebels
intended TO cross the Tennessee river in the
vicinity Of DAukesvills. Forrest ia represent
ed to be threatening Paducah with a large
force. Our military are on the alert for its
defence.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
Pri0e % l.nts psr Box 1--WE box. tO- sos.
LEGAL NOTICE

Timothy Goodwin, adm r Preble Probate
of jackson P, Eush. decd, Court. Pet.
vs. 400 1s ,s.s ton 10 sell
q Elisa Ann Rust ct al. lands 10 ray
o-'. debts, etc,
DY order Of conr,, On The 5tb dis, of
ID SepiembrT. 1864 between the hours of
10 o'clock A. NJ. aid &C '~rk p! NJ. /
will offer for sale on tho prcm,-e At public
auction the following real estate, ; ed
il. Preble county Ohio, and described -
follows. to wit; Beginning at the North
Wes, 4, arter, Of section rs In T.w ehipl,
f Rauge 3 East; tbence South $40 Wston
tn" quarter SECTION line t55 pules to corner
iE thr center o. tho inrspjke road; thence
South l3s' East, 81 poles - links, 10 a
corner in the center OF said pike, thence Il.
~ ., Eastl4l poles and II liuks to a coli
rerin the Fest line of ssid quarter; thence
North ~, West on the. guaytsr section line
81 poles and 20 links to the place of begin.
ing eonisii ing ~ acres more or less.
70 be sold free and clear Of dover, and
other incumbranGes.
Terms ofSale: 0he third down, and res
idue in,tWn equal annual uA7meniE, totearin
terest.and BE- secured y mortgage IN TIT
premises.
Apprsjisd g.
TIMOTHY GOODWIN
Adm'g of jackson ?. Rusk. deed
Gilmore Z Campbell, AttyR
Aug !, lss4-5w Pr. Z, $500
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
r.
rr:v~rrd Eytrwt Of farsamri'

., ma-' ctqc:us' '-mtt,y nhich pS "a.
NO, ~ tunes "Aa ieyi1e FOr III "
lrrarnr = ain ard funl maj3dy. Lii g.,
mr. ffo n tie mo-" active r,m 81 ais GA
~ discovered TO- mo cEpurgntnrhf' hi
I.orln ron 10 nol, GaI III r-4"ne {,
,ygtcrn Com lis 4csrH"l..> ~oH cque
Hcnrr II Ghorti ~ ~ - ii for III c'u
lw ou'v Srror...> ~; sim ;ho . o;lwr ri
cons Whit ayi,e from I, NJ rs gArru
nd s. Di-rAsrs, ~, AHT""%l'9 FL
'.:.r, " Fl spgI-,s, rlHpIrs, rr.ruIl
S,o,cngs. D.AiEssnG BoIIs, rtAunS, IE~r,
and SAT- Rm"M S.AIp l!,W NlEGrot
rRsarNlTiyN, STFrr;ric Nad M~kEcrHiAhP
..ara Uro".v. HySrgr>,A, D"'"ltN, n
a 1derd. ALI GUAPLAISrs Ala"!NC IRON N"r'
'sr n IIrrrI bInun. The popular 10
10 : lhituri'y oj the biood i" founded in ttul
mr. sprotui7 'snd:gcntIa,.On u lie bloOJ. |
IN tiruim paiif0lt and virtnc Of this ShrSal
af.;i il 10 purif5 T"t r"g"n~isG. 'hit V'M tiu'
"'Eout ~llch sound hCal'r ia n.y.. aihL
- ~, uluuu "Onst"ut! nk t
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
GIlrnnS rEyER CUREn.

EAc PoRrsSOufH, Ono, April l, 1888.
oNssss. A. l.. ScovILL L O..
-.r~HG Gents. ri have been, for years, sub
,ect 10 attacks Of Bilious Fever; and some-
limos ! have oeen laid up Tor months, and
az system left in a feeble state by the use o.
+fong medicine, ~hich was given TO Inc by
ny MUSICIAN.
hive been usIng Dr.. Mott's Liver Pill,
az nome time. fnd that | can break thoIe
attacks in q day or SO, and escape entirely
he fever. My dsuehter had an attsGk Of
3ysps,G;a. which decreased her much she
geld not eat scarcely anything withouHibe-
nm ing 1auseaLed a. her stomach continually.
lGH1s time since she got and has bseD using
81 Antt's Liver Pills, and phe now IL like
rno~her being. have found Also that thoy
arc the most valuable Pills for Breaking up
eoi1s, Headache, Pains in the SIDE and Back,
g"7ld net be y. hnvi them in my ;anliiy.
THOMAS z. GGER.
szis BY We Proprist"-a.
a. L. SCcvAAL & CO.,
SFaH Vest sigbtb Street, CircinAsA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
Az II s.
z gue Cure,

ra-nE,,EeRt Fever, q" F"vCr ana SSue
Acniittent Esvrt'.AC L Ill III yer. nnnIpb
AEEf, Periodical IIendnt hC OF yliI~ts
tisadncho. ant BIiiouB er 1Ts, jndeNd
TOR inc whole class Of e. isCaA - ortSfaht'
I'VE IN hillary dcin Ve'ncHt. s~'"sod bS
"a. MnIATJo Of M.Asnsatie IsnNtfloS,
Ne arc enabled acre t. oHer the cOmmrr,.t'
"'iedv sbtnh, while il tr res Ne above onrlaint
-. c~rrtsin'y, IS still ~uprircllS harmless "a 81
iuantitv Stcl a remedy ii Invaluable IN ~tlIlTi"I
r'-.H those affecting d1,orh RS prevail ii
.rsE"-. -a,l. tbp ;YIasNa'ic p1:"7r Of tRIr
~ aarS fnn he ~sysitLi, and prevent the Z;
's!~DpuesToSphr disease, IftskeN on ~ 'rs' al
J0sCt y; go pprS.oa. -. ,L.Tti lie. I-Erri az
II pes; %rc,ncly ,vef 'ct discovered fm this =. .
complaint but 40 The G.c.lr /. y" lau
plsnt,'y va s,.ppl, hr 4 Aul.ir rir:si' with t.
esCn OF ever, body rWl n S!linis cis'iicts " g.
rvs ANU AruE prCTA;iS. iEery h0ay ~ e
l-sF II ann use II iicslv both ;tr cure dlA rs .
an 4 sat ) ,p~eriority Of this rc,26i y Q 81 ..
,tns ever discovered lor The spt 3D. >nd - |
nra Of lntsrritttents IS that!t cortAir n7t!rr =
II mineral, Consequently II produces I Gui ST
he. i~njurtnns effects whatever uIni Is 70 e
~, T..6ss r,4ssa ~ y RE iet ~ mtaT
nov nsa iIe.es md he dlsrSSs. u
FsvtT and hSlie is nc. Livne tIs cat .sl,- .cr 60
% r~~snnsiic, noison. A great YSTis'J " ii or
der, lrpe hc-1 L. i~rri.r'i,a, asada3 ta.Ih -,
var 0tgts, t.'s~G f'F'fit Oh'N .fFf" NFfFE"'b
a.. TdofhacAa, FIrnche, C7t6byh, AahHT, IGi
,tDl:ou. paipEl Aft.Gcn cfthe Spleen, Hy:.o
rf,S III rae BoIe-ks, C3tr, FSydlysf and "
,s,9SslrsI II ire S~tors1eh, all Of which, wh"r
/. inatn3 IN FsS cIrss, rnt on the ,rtsn!;tfcis
~ Hr o.asUrne prciud''tl. This 'CrRG' e-pE(s
~ .HInon from rhe blood, md consequently cures
Iitm. III alsA II is IN iLra!nahie moice,iom u
nmisf rAp IVA pets6rs ira, Cling o. temporarily
-sldiI.s "a Afs ns!g!cuSt II ttict<. Iftaken OccR
,tpsHy Or ally NAG tspSstS 20 the inrcc'isn
bar whl p-.ssrretsJ lnsm he s%y,tcla, ord cHnnot
.Munnlsrv N SIN icnt quantity. to rlpCn into dis
,ase A~rr~ il ia even inGre valushic for prs,ec
aou tIsp cprc, md few will ever SuHfr from Inter
,n,rrsnu Il they srNil thc='sc!V.s Vi the protcciinr
,pn rernenr affords.
srAosrsu nv ~. j q, AYR L. CO. Lowell. HAS
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
WILSON'S NEW SIS FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE,

q Complete, with q valuable invention for
hemming, tucking, cording, binding, unsur
pa ted for ease and grace Of movement. This
machine is manufactured without any com,
plicated machinery, thar, fore It'll not liable
to get out of repair, winch is always u pless,
an, fer the operator especially to beginners
1t is made to take the plSe CT Inc high Price
machines doing ITS w~otkpquaIlr as well aud
IS perfectly adaptel for every DESCRIPTION OF
family sewing and manufacturing purposes.
IT has Il beautiful movement, making yearly
two tbousand stitches pevminute, with scarce
ly any noise. 1t Is giving entire satisfaction
as a perfect Family Sewing Machine to sil
who have them il. use. ForodurabiIity ahG
con yenience IT is u%nequalIed, and the style
! Of finish makes il an ornament for lbn psrl1v
| or aiAingroom. On tide receipt OF Sis we Or
any OF our aV 'horlzed aselts will seed . ne
maihipe complete. free OF express chars 8,
Ia nuy address. aud thee oan IRE it foa one
week, and II Il dh.s moi. pr ,ve ssgsi .stpry,
| hey can returh 1t to ne in g0nH order, free
ofeyprnse M we VIII rthindItl, Msaey,.
Agents wanted Nl3 ns- a,
AAT4fRR WILSON, ~.
'hh eH-S Cleveland, Chic,
EsNW j Sa44tR
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
~CosTTvFyEss CURED.
OaIo, SePtember p

URBlEl, U1lO, oIPtfm9er y. .ot9.
HussRs. A. l.. Spu, I'LL i Co.
Gents. IL have ber;. troubled with
l torpid action Of the her ala for ok or sovon
Years, which has belS me cause of a great
deal cf suffering - Lie, and [ bad to Ggpriy,
myself Of ms u kIpis OF irol, and used mash
oatmeal, .ta., until | got Dr. Mats Liver
FILLS. Sad find that they keep my bowels
'7sniar, 5Snd / now eat anything Tint my
Emily does, | most confGani!y recommend
these Pills to those WIN are tEoubled With
constipation Of the bOwclS.
Tr4lY your, join FLEEING.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
LIVER ooMpLAINT CrRED.
iyNiASN rct.Is, O"inbe.'I-, lSSa
,uas,, LrnruI 4 TO.

iyntAS,rct.I1, O"in6c'' ~ 1853
Nussas. A. L.. tcorILL 1 20.
Gents. II r'n hardly able 10 eG'
prss- ny gratitude ios The benefit which NV
laughter hrs derived from tho Gse of DR.
ESLt'S LivsE Fills. Sac had been troubled
vith Whist the physiGlah called Liver Cen
Ilain.; hut our doctor failed to give her any
,arm, ancnt relief, although she fried his pre-.
rriptious eGectually. She had become mel.
4nehoIy, unhappy, and her Constitution was
much broken dsau by the w." oi Mercury
5hc tlied DR. Motifs Liver Pills, and ",t
sagan to gG better. | ain happy TO say that
~ Sas now cntireiv recovered her hcslth.
Respectfully yours,
1 INEl rnDO
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
CAnssrO"r, ISO, Feb ), 1858.

tfgssas i. J.. SGnvHL 1 Co.
3e p. Gcnx. This Is 10 certify that ! have
i,ed D.. Motifs Liver Pills il bilious attacks,
and ound them % be the best Fills that !
ove, nsod fer iha' purpose and | have aIsO
ssed silcm Us q Cathartic Medicine, and have
!cuna bnt Little use for a FhS stefan since |
ned thcinl IN nv far'ilY. y
iOur,, truly A6A FRENCH