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The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02


re Ne0 D.o"S'aos'----A'l Tue stores having
been put on the new ironsldes she has been
hauled into the stream, at Philadelphia, and
VIII sail in day or two for. Charleston liar
Dor. George Plunkett, Esq, of Wilmington,
is rayna''er on board q TINS snip
Irys "'m oo.'"'1 4 80 'o'o'' '''''-
'ne, 'eie'" y, na' u'0.s'1 'n,% ~,
pa,u 0OA' u,,'o" NV" '@i'
i0os' "re nao'e 70 '.e "'",' mr'0" 'aA.S p~S'
On 'ae 0'h ST. u N, ''"D',i''os VI ,"0 SUI
uis'ric's unuer inc cai'S ni"ue up " .no pres
ent ''me' anu ''e district provost m''sn',.S
are o'u''eu " p",Oe II ~ "''' ~ '''0 U'"
'ne names - snon pai'es'
we iNtrd Detd~dre In the action on TIC
" oun ,s"''1oa,' near i''''''"""r o' su''u'S
'i''' W. ,"'iu i,e'""",' WIS 'Asas'1' '''''u
'ap'u'eu IVY se's " oo''t' ','' 'ne e"e"S',
anu "'o'S"' 'ne'n 'i'unPN'y on 'ne he'u'
Auo@aaces 70 ro'unfeers.--rhe Secretary
OF War has directed that in settling the elo-
thpg accounts OF volunteers wh'se terms oi
service have been less than one year, they
VIII be entitled to the toll wing credits for
the different periods OF sery ce; Three
m .nihs' Sx5.9S SIX months, $685. nine
"n""'0" ""ys a'o"
" ~ 49, W. '"' same -'o's wy" 'n'ee
J''"'n' ''''''''o'''
I hifted'---We see 81 the papers that JOHN
9, Scott, a =. i3r ON board of the aas-ship
lI,r,g,,a w,s k;l,ed !, tho ro,o, .ct;nn in
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AofaI Aftairs.

TO Our Subscribers.-The subscribers to
the "Union'' will please excuse us for Issuing
only halfsheet this week, as our workman
are among the patriotic ones who enlisted in
the U. S. Service for 100 days.
RdrOrphan's Court and Court of Chancery
will meet at Georgetown on Tuesday the Goth
inst. Persons having business with either Of
these Courts, should bear this in mind.
Arrived at Fort Delapare.-The Sixth
Massachusetts Regiment, arrived at Fort
Delaware, on Tuesday last. They number
about one thousand men and will garrison
the Fort in place Of the Maryland Regiment,
whose terra Of enlistment las expired.
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IL. Exemption fFSA state or MUM
cipal Taxation.


Iut aside from all the advantages VIC have enum-
Grated, special Act of Congress srempts all bonds
and Treasury notes froslploeal rssaii---- o. .ho.
average, this exemption is worth about two per
cent, per annum, according to the rate of taxation
in various parts of the ccantry.
1t is believed that no securities offer SO great in
dueements to lenders thoseissued by the govern
ment. In all other forms of indebtedness, the faith
OF ability of private parties stock companies,
separate communities, only is pledged for payment,
while the whole property pr the country is held to
secure the discharge Of al the obligations Of the
United States.
While the government offers the most liberal terms
for its loans it believes THAT the very strongest APP
peal will be to the loyaly and patriotism Of the
people.
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all de-
posits lhe party depositiig must endorse upon the
oiiginel certificate the denomination of notes re-
quircd and whether they are to be issued in blank
or payable to order. When so endorsed it must be
lett with the officer receiving the deposit to be for
warded to the Treasury Department
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BH RECEIVED by the Trea-
suler Of tho United States, at Washington, the
several Assistant Trenagrers and designated De-
positaries, and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BsssyK OF PHILADEL-
PHIA, PA, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BAL
TIMoRE, ND, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WASHINGTON, D. c., atd by all other National
Banks which are depOstatss of public money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country will give further iniorma-
ton and
AFFORD EVERY FAoItITY TO sUBsoRI-
BERS. Sept. 2--3ms
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DIE D.

On the 2sth Of August at the residence Of his
fathers Alfred R. Wootten, Attorney General Of
the State of Delaware, and only son of Hon Ed
On the 23ds of August at Milton, of G assumption,
'bert II. Tincy, aged &c year, IN nths.
GA the 18th Of August, near Laurel, Alice daugh-
ter of Phillip and Caddie Hitch, aged | year and
months
On the 2fth of August in this place, Ma thew
Bench son OF Elisha MD izabeth VI man, aged l
years months and 22days,
On the 18th of August. near Lows Cross Roads,
Hettie L. Magee, aged 20 years months and 2 days
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DEPUTY COLLECTIONS NOTICE,

Notice is heteby gwen that will attend the fell
lowing places on the days named;
On Tuesday, August 20 at Bridgeville, N. W.
Fork HID; Thuisiay August 18th, at Coverdale's
Cross Roads, Nantlcoae I'D; Saturday August 27th
at Laurel, Little Creek and Broad Creek Has; Tues
day, August 3tth, at Milisboro, Dagsboro HID.
Wednesday August 3lst, at Oentervle. Baltimore
Hundred, to receive the taxes upon the annual iist
Tor 1864, as comprised in the iorgoin of the
Collector.
III DAVID W. MOORE.
Deputy Collector Division.
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U. s. 7.3O [0lN.

The Secretary of the Treaslry gives n.tice that
subscriptions will he received Coup'n Treasury
Notes, payable three years from Aug. 18th 1861
with mi-annual interest at the rate Of seven and
three tcnths per cent. per annpm,-principal and
interest both to be paid in lawful money.
These notes will lie convertible ut the option of
the holder at maturity, intO six per cent gold bear
ing bonls payable not less than i've nor more than
twenty years rom their date, as the Government
may elect. They will be isdued in denominations
OF 800 $780, SooU, 81 900 and $4,000, and all sub
scrIptivns must be Tor nifty dollars some multiple
vi nifty collars.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free
OF transportation charges as Soon after the receipt
Of the uric inai CcruLcates Of Deposit w they van
he prepared,
As the notes dra interest from Aug Is, persons
making deposits subsequent to that oate must pay
the interest accrued iIcin uute note tO date y,
ueposit
Parties depositng twenty-five thousand dollars
ana upnaru ivr these pOtes at any one tine will
be alIvmeua cUinuiissioA OF one-4uarter vt PEI
ceut, winch will 10 pLit by the treasury Depart
In At UPON tue leceiptiO. blh IUr the ainUun.
erealse4 tO " tue viuJer with whom The uepos,
was maue. 0edLcti5ns lVr CONN ms mas y,
maze .rom the depO.itsl
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Convertible into Six per cent. $40


In addition to the ycty ,Apeiai interest on the
notest IOt ln.ee yeais, tbs pnsneee vi CONVERSION
10 wor,n ABOUT TIRED per cent, per annuIl, iuf
The cEleht Iae Or 0-&U PVnls Ia not iess tndA HtHe
per esiiap, emiua, Yeore tue war hs premium
Un six lSlhsent, U. -tscks aas oyer twenty per
cent WA be Feen tna the ae.ua proat on this
ivan. Ut present masket rates, is not less than
ten per cent. per annun
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SPECIAL AOVA NTAGEs OK THIS


IT is A NATIONAL dAyihGs DASK, uler.n, =
higher ol interest any other, and desf
security. Amy savings l4nA which pay ITS u;pus.-
tors u. .. Notes, cons that It is paying IN the
best circulating meuium of me country, anu 1t ean-
not pay any thlAs be ei, Tor its own assets arc
either III government securities or notes bonds
pay able IN government paper.
1t Is e4ua ~ c,nvenlentss temporary or per
uiahent al, estineut. ihc Notes aHays he sol1
fvr w4th,u ls.e.r IaGe .nd aecunu,ateu
Interest, anu IA: Dest securly w.th DanAs As
cVlateruls Tor uiscu Lnts.
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81 GO TO ~
MILTON,
4.- ToBUY YOUR
Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, DE.

The undersigned having just received large
and complete stock OF Drugs, &c. from some the
best houses IN the city, viii MT only warrant them
represented in quanty, nut sell US cheap, II not
cheaper than any Uther dealer.
We cali especial attention to our carefulyselect-
ed stock Brushes, among which may be found
Clvth, HAIR Teeth, Nail, Shaving, Dust Sweeping,
Wan, Cruinb, seruU, Paint, lVarnish, and other
brushes. Pocket Books in varietyi Pocket knTes
uf osieDtaled Manufacture; Stationary o all klndsi
Photo rapA Albums, Periunisry vi the most ceie-
brated aavurs; POmades hair Iunlc, Uyea, NOslnc-
tics PANTS, ColoTs, Varnlshes, Gus, Putty, Wheel
Gteace, Dye COlOls, Dye Woods, tlayor,ns tx
tracts, am Essences Ot ali kinds. 1russes, Spon-
ges,- &C. Time Ioiiet Soaps and ComOs; all tho
ceiehiated Patent Medicines. Cigars and Iobac-
c. Lamps, Lamp Wick, shades, Chlnneys, &c.
19 our 1hrvat Lozenses; Alpica and Aeonite
L.nln,nt.
We eei thankful for all favors heret fore made,
only hoping our cvnduct my hereafter warrant u
cUntlnaatlon ii 1ne saIGc.
y tit l.. D. CHANDLER, +
May lS, ls64.--6m,... 3li5 saoia .-l.5i....i
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A MODEL BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Conducted on a new system of Actual Business
Trainin,, h'Uugh the establishment of legitimate
Officers anu Counting Ii fuses, representing differ
eut departments Of Trade and Commerce, and a
regular Bank of Dep SIT aud Issse, giving the
student ali the nlv ntages Of actual prac-
tee, and qualifying him IL the shortest po-,l-
bic time and most effective manner for he various
duties and employlnents of busnvss he.
The Course of instruction in the Theoretical De-
partment embraces BooK-KEEPISG, COMMERCIAL
CALCULATIONS, Lee UREs ON BUSINESS AFFAIRS
PPNMANsHlP, COMMERCIAL LAW, Forms, CoRREs-
PoNDENcE, &C.
IN THE BUSINESS. DEPARTMENT..
The student enters upon. the Graduating Course,
which lne955s continuation in the above st::asies,
vltn their practical application in all their details.
He will in turn gil the position Of Accountant and
Proprietor in the various Departments Of Wholesale
and Retail Trade, Forwarding, JObbing and Com
mission mess Bankn-., Manufacturing, Mining.
Stcnmb jaling, &C.. and nnally will act as Cashier,
BoOk-keeper and Teller in the Bank, in each of
which positions his previous knowledge will be put
to the fullest practical test.
The Institution offers to young men numerous
advantages not possessed by any other Commercial
llese in the State. 1t is complete in all its APP
pOintments. tits the only Institution In the State
con ucted ON actual business Principles. The
course OF instruction is unsurpassed, and may be
completed in about one half the time usually spent
in other institinns in consequence of an intirely
new Arrangement, AMI the adoption OF the new
| praot cal system.
Diplomas awarded upon the completion of the
CoMMERrIAL CouRsE which embraces all the higher
ELS It BANKING, MANUFACTURING, RAILROADS.&C.
! &c. Sen for a Circular Sept 2-6 ms
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MISPLACED.

On Thursday night tho 18th inst, some per,oH
took from Isaac f. Warren, ut New Market Camp
Ground. in Sussex county, suit Of silver Mounted
knots tied traces, and ro.nd leather reins. The
bride and collar were not taken. The pers, who
took the above harness loft inferior sui in place.
which they ca. have by returning to the suOscri-
bers them own. ISAAC F. WARREN,
New Market.
CIV. PRET1YMAN.
Aug. 10, 1S6L--2t. Lewes
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Deputy Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that l viii attend at
Georgetown, OF luesuuy, Angus Jvj Lewes, Ihuts-
day, sept. /; Milton, Saturday, sept. sd MIi-
ford, Monday, Sept. .. 1864, to receive the taxes
upon the annual list for lo64 us comprised in the
foregoing notice OF the Collector
L. NJ. VAUGHAN,
Deputy Collector
N. B.-Persons will please nave the proper
change.
Aug. 5, 1S64-4t.
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FOR SALE.

A Tract OF F1noer Land, c,ntainiu5
26U acres-tO aces Scare witn fcn ANT House aud
out6uil'ins s-the rem unler In first growth Heat
Pine, Yellow Pine, Cypress. White oak, &c. Many
OF the Ph c, will square $500 ieet u timber.
Price, SIS per Apply tO
ID. j. LAYTON. Georgetown, Dol.
or t. EDWARD p. HARRIS.
No. So Jehn Street. New York
August 10, l564.-3m.
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THE QUOTA OF DELAWARE.

Also liable showing the mum Der Vi me-.
enrolled in this counEyin the respective hun
dreds, and tho quota assigned to each under
the cali fer 100000 more men. We presume
that there will be a lev credits by suDs,luies
furnished which wall make slight change in
the number.
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S7S0 To loan gu bonI an mortgage.
loU aig q. 5. LAYTON.
kay .. 1854
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Chairman.
JOHN c. HAZARD,
Secretary.

Wanted.-A JOurneyman Printer. Apply
at this Office
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To Correspondent and others.

all quarters and when worthy will be annronr;,telv
Ru9ished' Our friends must write briefly, egibly,
M on one side o. the paper only. The real name
~oi the author must accompany each communication
as a guaranty of good faith.
Agents.
The following persons have heen authorized TO
act as advertising and subscription agents for THn
UNION, alt money collected by them will be duly
credited " the bocks. ~ N"'
Th0M IS TITUS, u-;,,,ino,.. ~,
SAMrf1nkSscp0wELL. nb";s,;y,'' D ,..
CozekpHN O. CLARK, JR., Ped Is"1 N N
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Mn. ISAAC L. DuNsIse has this div boer 49,.
pointed GENERAL ADVERTISING and SUR.
SCh1PTlON AGENT for "THE UNIsS.D lie will
also collect all money due this rfiee.
"e2rgesown, Del J. =. MICHIGAN,
'an' 90 o. Editor "Unisn."
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FRUIT JARS.

Sell-seAiins Gl.ss Fruit Jars Aa,I sAlJn, quarts
and pints, Il the very best quailty. Also, large
lot 81 ~ lAIss, 1neq e. or bYsssst
to tbs lntsLet. For Sd Ut he Ie,pe's bug
Ut sc, fou,k Did st nj. east slde Manst street,
neat door u tle BanA Hi l,ri, De-.
Pure DrHgs ana .Medic4ncs ut the lowest prices.
August 70 | Ot-t-.
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for the last years ; incpai and chief business
manager of DRYAvT SrRATroS's Commercial
College.
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If you are DESTROYS of selling your FARMS, please
send Inc full and fair description, with price and
terms. If you want to purchase a FARM, call or
send for copy of my REAL ESTATE REGIS
TER, sent gratis. tfa
In my register can be found a
Ak@sA large number OF Dwellings, Stores,
~ Building Lots Farms, Country
4{si iteess3TS seats, Mills, Timber Lands, 30,
Ac. o. 80. description and price, both for sale
and to exchange.
Prompt attention given to selling property at
Public Sale. ,..
Pennsylvania lands for sale or exchange.
GEORGE n. TOWNSEND.
Real Estate Broker and Conyeyancer,
1854 south 4th Street, Philadelphia.
Send for a Real Estate Register, the largest ever
issued.
January Is, ls6l.-tf
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ONE HILLI0ROF DOLLARS

payable IN or Def re the 1st day Of January. A. D.,
1883, the iHierest payable htifyearly the LIST day
of January and July AT he Farmers Bank Of the
State NJ DpdwdT q at UIfcr. Il ne nUnTs will each
be of the denomination ofSl00O an will bs sold IN
suitable parcels, ami twu hundred an fifty aitj-
gether Will lie sOid each day. They will bear
date IN the Is. day If January next, an the inter-
est will ran IL I'm that day the first payment Of
terest to he .iade the LIST day of Jdy A. D. 1860.
AS this and ,ther debt of $3.50, 900, both Gated
BY the State i'll evnnec-ivn with the war, constitute
her sole in ebte mess (eav.. out her inds to the
amount vi Sl7U,UOJ issuea for the ben 1t If the
Delaware Rdilf'l Com luny, the pay m .nt of which
is July p ~fded for by an amp . SINKING find set
apart i"i tn tpurpo e,l the sale Of the ABOVE
toned b nd oilers t. persons and corporations de-
string tU invest POEM .nent,y
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MONEY T0tLOAN.

DAVID W. MOORE.
Deputy Collector Division.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
,TAE AFFLICTED READ !

AAa - aa
And learn that a perfect and radital care h. warranted
and guaranteed to all who are afflicted With weakness
debility, nervous complaints, shelanchuly. thoughts os.
rrayion Of spirits, distress and anguish OF mina, los OF
sleep, loss Of memory, loss Of energy aud muscular power
amy growth, rasting away, and u want Of confidence In
iLsmslves, A.ntihg fits, cOnvuldVo trembling inrpe-
4 VIVA sTHR MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some phi, slcinrs require to be told the nature q your
disease tie Et,GLISH B0TA MIC PHYSICIAN does
aot. His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
aim 10 describe the Diseases without any from
sbo patient, to explain its original cause, and 70 guarantee
Ms cure, Aud, wha- Is n"re valuable STILL he wtilhonsat'y
and frankly tell whether you can be cured or not An
bis communications and Interviews are Stric'lJ private
and con hdentiAl. - Afed. al Journal. q.
The botanic Remedies Of DR.. Raphael, the English Boz
tanie Physician, never hiled yet TO make q perfect, rSdi'
ANT vENEREAL DISEASES, without the use Of Mer
curry, without hinderano. from business, and without
fear ofdiscovery o. exposure. No deadly pclsonS, such
as arsenic, nvx yomica, opium, or any other poisons.
No mercury )rany deadly misunderstanding but purely
vegetible Botanical Remedies are Used by thia wonderful
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never yet failed
70 cure the most Obntinate and the most dangerous cases
and to remove all mercury and other impurities from the
gystom when all other Remedies had failed. = MedieaI
COOP NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CoNTEMPLAI
Nos MARRkAGE Hear what the, Daltimsre CORES
\ prudent oi the Qddelloy. B0pnsbofo, Maryland, said On
! Tuesday athe Slst OF May, 1869; #" -
Numerous cures Of diseases caused by carly indiscre-
ton having been performed by the English Botanic Ply
sieian, feel 1t ms duty, having a kuoWiedgelo of them. to
!, tste the &c, l~belisyiHg that In doing SO | may do A.ssrv-
/ Ice to the suffering. Ono case in particulnr-that Of a
Young nian I'M this city-is worthy Of note. Ho had
Srome the victim Of 4 habit, the mere alusihn to which
a. 8 n %shuddcr, and after years of suffering and doctOt
gave up all hupes OF recovery. lie wianed 10 marry
vas dearly beloved by ~, sweet a girl al ever lispeC
Of Affection, but be WIS fearful, ueryoris, and pros
he dared not wed GU account Of the shattered
ia i system. lie sought relief at the handh Of thi
.-1h,sician, md, astonishing as 1t ma. seem, al
A. aud yigor Of youth has returned, and he n
r. " appy Iatrsr Of a pair of bright boys!'F
ri % are suffering, no matter what thcircomplRink
- on the Botanic Physician confdentially. The,
'"'' upon relief. Ills olioe Ia al No. SO EASl
nag Boz Sycamore 81. and Broadway, CINCINNATI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
A Z
Cure,
ron TuE sPEnpY Guar or

NV u oEbHDA
t~ns.r,uittent Fever, or Fever an" NgMS.
Er,nIit.Mt Fever, CEul Gsvcr, Dnnhb
tIue, Periodical HcadaChe CT BlIiOuj
'isqdnChe, and Bilious FcveIs, ihdera
l,r the whole class of diseases OriSihnt-
Ina In bllinry dcrs cement, Chiseu ny
ne MSlarin Oc Tiiusnnutic Countries
We are enabled mere to o.Tcr tht community q
emuly which. while il cures tie above Complaints
nth certainty, is sill perfectly harmless ~ 9ny
.~luanusy. SncA n remedy is invaluable IN districts
vhore these affecting disorders prevail. ms
,CuRs" cANGls the miNsnRtic poison oi iEfEh
Nm Avrs froiu the system, aud rrc'e,its NC a.
,elcpm-nt Of the disease, ii taken Oh the lrs! az
7roarL Of us pr,rlnmitory symptoms, HIS mol Gn'y
he best remedy ever yet discovered for Tins class
4 complaints, brt also the cheapest. Ihclarre
r%antiEy we supply for a dollar riugsit within tie
racl, of even boly ; ud m ln!lOus districts where
FEVER AND AauE prevails, every soOy ShoN!H
ave il anG Use II freely botA Inr cure and proiec'
ion, h-R.pat superiority of this remedy over amy
ahc- ever discovered fJr the speedy ard CERTAIN
are -. in,cmntents is that il c]7it2ihsp 10 ounn'ne
r mineral, consequently It produces no qninism CT
.thar injurious ajects whatever upon The %eoilStill!'
,ion 'Those cured By it arc let as healthy Is ii
.cy hat noyer hid the disease. q ,
Fever SLd heuc Is no, alone the consequence OF
M niaInatir poison. "a great variety OF aisor-
I'm atise hu,n it's irritation, amonS Nl!lch are
Ges,- aLg., Reclamation, Cant, Hedopche, Bind
rs, TaotEacE>, ETrdshe, CdtWih, IHhma, ] 1T
.Iaian. Painful affection Of lie Spleen, ttg'ty.
Pain m fke Bniceks, CoSe, Paralysis and De-
I;0eu.s1t Of The Stomach, all of which, when
.ir,natinl IN this causc, put on the ~iittrrmiSCn,t
gpa. 81 become periodical. This "CrRE" cSpels
Ee lroisc,t from the blood, and consequently. cures
nerp al alike. 1t is an h>alWtble protection 10
mn,iurNsts md pcfSUns travelling or temporarily
p,idiI.Q in Me malaiioDs districts, II taken occA'
ucnRHy or daily while exposed 10 tho injection,
saf WI 10 ekcrctca srrm the svfaCIp, and cornot
rcpn-uIata IN sufiL. nj quantity to ripen into dis.
,,so Rn1sse it is even more valuable for pretcc.
rlr ;Ssn e,,rA ind few will ever suffer from Inter
sit,glt. Il they aya::, :.hGr.se!'"s VI the projection
Aa rpun'd v aHoyGl. "' '-r W. ~
S,-a,As kv u. ] c. YER & CO.. LoweI. Mas,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
cosTIyFNEss CURED.

~ URBANA, OaI0, oGPLtW7tT 81 E00''
MEssss. A. l.. Soy tt x Co. ~
Gents. 81 have been troubled with
a torpid action Of the bowels for six or seven
wears, which has been The cause Of o great
deal RI suffering 10 ME, and had to deprive
myself ofnIany kinds Of lrol, and used murn
oatmeal, etc., until | got Dr.. MOtt's Liver
Pills, and find that they keep my bowels
regular, and / now cat anything that my
h.mily does. most confidently recon- mend
these Pills tc those who are troubled With
constipation Of the bowels.
Truly yours, JOHN FLEMING.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28

These Bonds may be subscribed form sums
from $50 up to any magnitude, on the same
terms, and arc thus made equally available
10 the smallest lender ard the largest CAPT
.taliist. They can be converted into money
at any m oqiertaoGd the holder will have tho
benefit of the %interisC.
I "a hqg1e asefalto stat ip the cOnnec'
ton that the total Funded de6tcrthe United
States on which intersstiis payable in gold.
outhe Sd day, of March, ssh Ggas S768,965
900, The, interest on this debtor the com
ing fiscal year will be SIS ,987, l26, while the
customs revenuc in gold, on tie Sd day OF
March 1854, was S16S;s65 oO9. The ihtrris
on this d BIT for tile coming fiscal !earendirg
June 3Oth 1864, has been SO far at the rate
Of over $IOO,0OO.OO0 per. annum.
1t will be seen that ever the present gsld
revenues of the Government are largely i'll.
excess of the wants Of the Treasury for the
payment of'gold interest, while the recent
increase Of the tariff viii doubtless raise the
annual ieceip.s from customs on, the same
mount Of iu portations, to $3.50, 600, ono per
annum.
Instructions to the ES6 Banks ac'-
ing as loan sgents we're notissued from the
Uni ed state Treasury until March rs, but
IN the irst three weeks OfApriIthe tabcript-
ions averaged mote than TEN MILLIONS
AWEBH, 81 no. h ~
Subscription will be received by the.
FRS National Bark of Gincipsati. o.
G. Third, NJ a Bank of Gncinsati, o.
Fourth National Bank eGCincihnati, o.
FIRST National Bank Of Dayton o.
b Second sNational Bank f Dsytouf9 4
T AMPLY AL NATIONAL
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4, Fbieh tare dspdsitaFist Of public money
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, RES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BANKERS
Ayosghieut t~hsG0pptry, laStiHg as ngentSe 81
:. be national DePoSAtory' BGk1 will further
surtheS information on application and
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