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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
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Are horby notified, that the price
of the democratic Press is now
$1:7j, paid always in advance; and
papers subscribed for, for half a
year only, will be charged at the
rate of $500 per year, paid in al
vance. Advertisements and Cards
will be charged twenty-five per
cent, over and above cur late
charges, From this newly adopted
scale of charges VIC will not deviatc
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CAMDEN.

"SQUIRTEL HUNTERS" LOOK TO 1T.
See that you properly appreciate
the noble gift and lonors that you
are now receiving, and having
conferred upon you by Il grateful
Srate, through her Executive, in
the way Of receivingyou Squirrel
Hunters Discharge" together with
the Resolutions passed by the Ohio
Legislature.
Such gifts and honors-like an
gels ~visits-are fcw and far be-
tween (; and hence the importance
Of preserving the same in such a
manner hat it will be kept in good
order, for your children, who will
cherish and appreciate the relic
above I'LL others.
Then 80 Immediately to Wilson'S
.Storc-sco WILL-Icaye your or
der, AM have your ''SQUIRREI
IIUYTEp's DIscHlEGE' beautifully
framed in gilt, cheaper than "any
other man can DO it. If you dc
not want anything else, it will pay
you to so and look at his sample
Moulds, LitlIograph and Pogtratic
Gallery; also the Grocery Depart
ment, the Notion Department, an(
Saloon Departmental in good
style. a place for everything
and everything in its place"
"pop IN"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21

The following townships are q,
gain respectfully requested to pay
for their Fall election tickets; viz
WASHINGTON, Jefferson, Lanier,
Car g., and Israel.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
GREENBACKs IN CANADA.-A Can,
ada paper says;
Immense quantities of counterfeit

It ouVlUI SFO0"D"00v3 20 O"OOu
ted as to deceive all but experts,
have been sent into Canada for cir.
culation by the agency of buyers
Of horses, and cattle, butter grain,
and other produce, Persons in the
country districts will act wisely to
refuse all Federal currency, in ex-
change for products, insisting on
coin, or Canadin bank notes, which
all BONA file purchasers obtain with
out difficulty.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
NOTICE.

VNHE Undersigned has been duly appoint
i Cd Administrator of the estate Of James
$. McCord, lac of Camden, Preble county.
Ohio, deceased.
MARY McCoRD,
Foos & Stephens, Atty's.
April II, lSGl.- 5w,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21

BALTIMORE, April 21,-Tho re
port is current at the capitol, to
day, that Gen. l[alieck has resign,
ed his position as Chief pt Staff to
Old Abe. The Presidents BaIti,
more speech, as published in the
official organ, does not exclude the
prisoners taken at Gettsburg, from
being amenable to suffering in re-
tallirtion for the Fort Pillow mas.
sacre. Abolition Senators cxtort-
ed this.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21

undersigned has been duly appoint.
L ed Administrator ofthD estate of Dan.
lei Wolf. %idniof, late oiPteblo county, Ohio,
deceased.
DANIEL WOLF.
Zoos & Stephens, AttyS.
April II, le6t-L3w*
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21

SsO- The Editor Qfthis paper docs
not hold himself responsible fo1 III
opinions oppressed BY his correspond
snts. The writer, and not the Editor
is responsible.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21

n5~ Vanausdal &. Co., have got
something new in the Dry Goods
line, go and see it,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21

OUR troops down south recently
saw the body Of a negro in the riv
er, and found it was attached to Il
torpedo-a new way of batting
that kind OF trap. OF course they
let the bait alone.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21

Our good storckeepers and far
mcrs take care to keep pace with
the times, and thus charge higI
for their goods. Wake up neigh.
bors, and ask plenty Of shinplastcr.
for your goods and houses, bu
lake care that you do not pay tn,
printer. Why should yon? he
boards with the Devil.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
SOLD--&OLD.

l have sold nay entire Stock of
Dry Goods, and have rented my
Sore to another party.
All who are Indebted to me, are
hereby respectfully requested to
call and settle their accounts at
once. Cd customers will find me
at all reasonable hours on hand Il.
bout my late Store.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21

ea- Have you been to Spatz's
New Grocery. If not GO.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
n. b. STEPHENS
Etton, April II, 1851,

LttOA, hprli Ii, 1904,
DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER
llUsroN & STEPHENS of the great
Boot aud Shoe Stole, on Main St..
Eaton, have now flied their Store
with Dry Goods, including silks,
dolaines, c~hintzcs, baregcs, calicocs'
&c. Also boots and shoes. Just
look in, sec, examine, and judge
for yourselves. The sight will pay
you, but the goods which you vii
buy viii pay you much better.
IeVeA splendid lot Of CARPET.
Just received.
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NOTICE..

JACKSON 2. RUSlI'S ESTATE
FlNILe undersigned has been duly appointed
l. Administrator of Jackson p. Rush, late
Of Gratis Township, PreblG County, Ohio,
deceased.
TIMOTHY GOODWIN, Admir-.
Gilmore & Campbell, Attys.
March "a, lSG4--4t
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

1.-THE late partnership of Foster & WINTER,
4 III The manufacture OF Flax, &c, at
Eaton, Ohio, has his day been dissolved.
All contracts made heretofore by the firm,
sill be adjusted and settled by the UNDER
signed, by whom the business will be con
tinued.
f. T. FOSTER.
April %, 1861.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21
The House Fever in Eaton.

II the houses and cottages in
Eaton have not gone mad for occu.
piers, occupier' have gone mad for
houses. Were the weather hot,
we should dread the thought of
entering II dwelling house, to live
in it. What is the matter? That
is the question. Why, a fever
storm of shiuplasters and green
backs, is now sweeping owe the
land, and the w%iseacrcs of the day
are rushing to hide themselves in
Iotten frames, damp cellars, and
under butternut trees, where they
have resolved to bury their rags
till the shinplaster fever be over
past. There must be plenty oi
work for the political quacks in
Washington. to abate this great
fever, and save Uncle Abe from
the ruin which the paper rags have
brought upon him.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-21

~, 1t is reported that 100000 six
months men, in addition to the
National Guards, are TO he called
ant for garrison duty,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-24
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
MONDAY, May 23-e p. n.

MONDAY, May 3s-ePN.
me stock market without animation to-day, and
the transactions barely sufficient TO mark quota
tons. The absence Of exciting from the army
have driven s classes OF operators from the
Market and checked business TO extent which nas
not been eQLslled for some months past Prices, now
ever very well sustained, aud tbs majority OF 'ne
railroad shares on list advanced their nenres over
those OF saturday Nee York Central rose y, Erie Rail
road TX, Reading q, Michigan southern u, Cleveland
and Pittsburg Y, Gasns and Chicago ~, I'M
cago and Northwestern IL, Toledo ana va
bash IL aud Mariposa \. Illinois Cen'rh anu
Chicago and Rock Island sold The same HUDSON
River declined a, Harlem /, Milwaukee ana rrsHe au
Chen u, Michigan Central y Cleveland ana ioeuo "a
and Pittsburg ana Fort wayne y. Inc misoenaheous
lis, was nearly ali down Pacific haii ieh per cent,
Cumberland Coal !, Canton Company l, ana Quicksilver
Mining u
The market continued dun the afternoon and prices
seemed more nclaed give. Erie Railway closed at
1ls5, Erie preferred los4 Harlem Isl, Hudson River
l47b, Reading l45a, Michigan Central las, Michigan
Southern qs Illinois Central lSl Cleveland and Pitts
burg max, Galena and Chicago 1872 Chicago and Rock
Island 49, Meaakee and Prairie du chien TO- Toledo aud
wabash tx, Ptsbare, Fort Wayne and Chicago mex;
Chicago Northwestern 63A, Pacific Mail 234, Quick
silver Mining 75 Cutnoer and Coal IA and Canton Com
pany 43h
There also lack Of business in government secu
rites; but no change in quotations was noticeable. The
registered SIS Of 1881 quiet at ll3h ia and tho
coupons at 1ls%, Oregon war loan no. seven-thrties
INK INK, registered nvetwenties loo 1867 and
the coupons 1861 e. Currency certificates 9s'
Gold dull to-day. II opened at 1874 and crawled
up TO 1929 oul sales subsequently, made between
1s2 and 1927.
The loan market continues without change the demand
for money beng very limited and the OF interest
barely six per cent
The table shows the totals OF the statements or
the associated banks OF this city at the commencement
or the present year with those past
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United states Circuit Court.


Before Judge Nelson.
MY 23.-7M United Stales vs.. James Walsh.-The
prisoner arrsigned and pleaded guilty 3dct
msnt charging him with altetng and passing Treasury
notes. with intent to ceiraud the United states. The
Indictment rs under the statute OF February u.s. 1862
which provides that any person persons who shall
fslsify, make counterfeit be countereited
altered, NC, any treasury noes, bonds, coupons, &C.,
issued under tho authority any other act
authorizing the issue Of Ire sury notes, &C. or pass
o. have his possession, with intent 10 do.
lfaud any person, corporate &c, shall be deemed
guilty OF feony and person convicted Of this oerce
sha he subject 20 fine Of i've Thousand dollars
nement q, hard labor not exceeding Httcen years,
cyrdng TO The aggravaton OF the OF zee. The United
States District Attorney Mr. smith etated TO the Court
that the pfsouer mad pleaded gully aod mad thereby
this had been the frat offence and the party had pre-
vos borne ~ excellent cha acer he tnoue nj line eds
usce would be satisfied with the smGlles pun nrnent
III Coart directed that adavits as TO the prisoners
character De prepared ana presented sstur.
day aexi
N CONVICTION OF ! BOUNTY JUMPER.
The Tinted Siots Edeard Aid,id0e Ibis was one of
those arising from The iscies Tor fraud which the
enlistment Of volunteers has given rise 10 from The be
ginning OF the TO this moment consequences OF
the large bountes offered by the different cities towns
The accused is a respectable king young man. and
carried on oner house busir ess 10 william street and
was charged wsh harboring deserter
lite principal witness for prosecution William low
testified that, beng induced enlist the defendant IL.
dgccd him 10 90 TO Bridgeport Connecticut, pro
NJ Sc 81 larger bounty. lie accom- paued tue defendant
10 inst town aud ilete enlisted In the First Cuucctcu
REGIMENT then recruiting and beng rapidly FLIED up
defendant sw witness enlist, wear tho uniform nnd take
his departure with other soldiers New Haven wit ess
received $40 bounty, $40 Of which bs HANDED 10
Abxidgo Prom the rendezvous at New Haven witness
deserted, ard brought up AZ Adrcges house on VILLAIN
street The day after bis arrival ana while ia his
pris .nc,sl company, and spending money freely the
latta dematded more money, which wtncss refused to
gave The same evenrg, while 10 his tprisonef'sl
neuse person representing himself detective
psHtd the prisuer VINO SAID 70 witness thst, beng
sarter he would deliver BIN w ID be did not cume
down WIN SIC witness, SAY ing you are deter rnued to
nave an PAID the money ADD left.
Inc enlistment OF the witness, The participation or the
prisoner H. aud hs knowledge u the fact and of his
subse Iuent DISCRETION and subsequent re eplis,meo,
under tie advice aud counsel OF prisoner at the time
kuoeing MN 10 be desertcr, satisfactorily
proved that The lwry returned erdlct IN guilty.
Tie prisoner was remardeo Tor sen once
Mr. Andrews, Assistant District Attoruey conducted
Tue case for Z uf~ecuton
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W w maj resting place.
During tbe fall campaign the HERALD trotiod out Mr.
Lincoln Tor denomination as was supposed by many, a.
ssort OF Joke Of Mr. Benneta second edition the Joke
.. 1os,lps out George Law In 1856. bat although
preciafed I.pcolps okes, poor od Ilncon had NOT
WI esovvh 70 appreciate Bcnnsts-Ixncolp sosk
tns nomnation tcte for dead earnest ana has
s'''s sss0sW % Uw ssloa AhhqugA w ~ =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-24

srraxsAir NORTHERN LGar, Captain Wilson sailed rel.
terday or Aspnwall
saIr Jons coccEsnALr, OF New Bedford sss sons has
terms. " 'H'' '''s Oh private
sens Lper El,z.rtra, Of ysrmouthpor,, nom Boston,
ss s ~. ss STATED D p - near The ddcr post hood
kept free until wharf and dseharrsd ca rso
susnce on vessel or cargo '"' ""o""' s'o NO Ia
Sen Grs BuTtrR Rogers u Gloucester while a, anchor
ae into by orig or,osn o. Portland and had NE
boNsprit broken and bow som-w what damage
ScBR II GsISpLs. Tprner 1t Demarsrs xIst mn from,
Boston when on, carried The upper part Of ssr
a ap Turner sd aea w S,s s.S top
seoa.y and ochea = Martinique where he remsined one
1858 has been sod to C KNAPP OF 6Ioucester ="
srssrs lRssrt shcwines white deck ,use rig not as
Mathews rbiladrlphia Esd inst - ~" - " 'A's
Lauscnyp Portsmouth 2ist inst from the ship,a NJ
Ne China and trade 81. IS so Zee, ,os ~
ba, has lood midsrp bearings very '""'p ~ Tho
a, Ban lst by ia,norne bark OF about $50 toms
and 70 commanded BY Capt Hin y pA'''' 10 "0r"S
Notice to marfners.
LIGHTHOUSE Ornck. FouHrn Dtsrpiay
The rys rshom Bank rs,sr was rsui ~ ,s1 10 her
s,h'ion, on Cape May, on the 18Th inst.
JOHN RUDD, Lighthouse inspector.
sR,risn cu,aa.-a.aaoa or pr~.naRA
wns iaepe nv
the heofeetow" fIiiase Committee on The 10th d, April
large 1ru, Ruov painted bs has been mid dovn an
the sW eDo he benk 10 feet ow waer snr,ng
tues 70 ma t Moth sd OF the rhaune to from, is
ara snd tsse nebo. with tn. following M I'd boar
i.gs ~ compass. - 49,
Lighthouse. by ESF.
Bue, on Red Bank. ~ exc.
Sugar Rank Beacon. NE5sN
Spoken. &r.
Bark Howani from Boston for surinam, NAV s. lat 10
bark Tsighi tBr). besce for Ma,amo,e. Nays a,a,w
Brig Model, from Portland for osrdenas Nay 49, Ia, a..
roseiga Ports.
BLACK RsvRR, ia, My NO Am vessel IN mort
Cars HAvIks May 7-s port w steamers Powhatan and
Neptunei brig LAura DO on for Boston days a
net, Powers. Tor do do.
CiaprsAs May io-In port bart n u Knight fBr). Car
mao for New YORK days schr visfrsnca Tor sagua sid
DBsAsARA, April l2-Arr brig n Davis Campbel Nyork:
10Th, bark Auctioneer. McCuoak do 2lst sohr Grn
de Turner. boston I'D. orig spartan McChloch NYork
ELEurHEkA. May l3-No vessel N port
FyoSrsaA. April i6-In port bark illinois, Boston, all
wen.
0rsaALsAR, April Barr transport voltnrno (IsD
goa Genoa land sd 30h for New York ship
SNOW, rrapAni land sid 3Db for PorsndJ barks indian
Belle tBr). TImbe Mcasna land cid for Philadeiphia
eOh. veri.s tll Cunec oenos land sd for Nyorsji wi
De- w.: "a yinSsosSS sssssc u" ~ + X - q.
80 = . " -. sa.. rsse... Iron sr,sal g.
~Sa;ssT% ess-ysAa p-s~ssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-24


Coed middling.. W 30 ,oo
sEK1cuIs we're quiet and immediate shipment rates
were unchanged for latter part OF the week
figures demanded, and In one instance pala iol
Liverpool per American fag ID 600 bushels wheat ~ od
10 bulk bin Of IA Geo do for all this week, at "a ard
500 bbs flour at Is I'd AZ Is Id; per neutral, 1000
100 tierces liza Cd To London, per neutral 800
lard al 26s Sd To Glasgow per steamer IA oooI
bushels wheat at sd 500 bbls nour at Is 3d. 100
bacon at 30s and 500 at sc per foot 10 brsto
NEUTRAL 900 bushels wheat on private terms ana
90 bills beef at S. 3D. To Bremen 100 hnds tobacco az
pa. Cd foreign bark was chartered 20 s"rn or
70. Is now demanded British bark, win 3,Ooo DDS
-four 10 Jersey Eng, at 2s %. per BIOL
hoLAssES was Inactive, and prices nominal
Provisions Receipts, 2sS3 Dbls pork, 30 packages
beef 655 do meats aud 772 do lard The activity ana
nearly all kinds firm. The demand for pork was active.
both for speculation and to I'LL maturing CONTRACTS ana
prices again advanced about SOC barrel, NJ when the
sales were pretty heavy. The movement was connnsu
almost exclusively the sales OF oher xmas pong
very moderate Beef was In good demand' sha prises
were nrmer Beef hams were quiet, but hrm Bacon ws
in moderate demand but the sales we're light TOT won.
stock Cut meats were in moderate demand oS. 'ao
market was firm. Lard without decided cnange'
Butter and cheese were steady The sales were Pork
100 bbs for june, $50 $50 DO 90 NV
mess for July all buyers opon aau COO
bbls at SAG rs q s21 37h fer old mess $2s $2v S't
for new do s2l ST Is for Western mp PRIME mess - a.
SIS so for mess, and $40 $40 so for extra do Cut
mestssales so bids short cut hams. at l44c bacon-
sales OF 500 bbs aud terces at l31ac lac lot NO l.
and lac l49sc for fair prime steam and kettle rem
dered and very choice at lsh
PETROLEUM Receipts, 1851 bbls The market was con-
sderaby excited day and with good demanu prices
were advanced lc &c gallon for refined Crude was
nominal; 40c. asked, but SOC would have bought IT,
There we're no sales OF crude on the spot but ooo Dds
for July brought 42c The sales OF refined were 1900
bbs IN bond at from 61o to 62c, mostly Gle Of 70
5000 do deliverable In Philadelphia In June AZ o9c |,
buyers option 900 do do. do in July, 59hc and
700 bbs free at 67c Nc on the spot, 69c Tor all
May, Tic, 72Ic aud 73c for Juno, and 75c 16c Tor
July, buyers option Beuzine was entirely nominal
kcK-The market was quiet. and sale OF l20 bags
Rangoon was made at lie. a III &C
vada t230 of which were in bond at 1lAc), 17hc
lSk aud Al hhds Porto Rico at lSc, refined was dull
and quoted nominally at 23c 1870
TAILow.-A good demand prevailed, and the market
frm with sales Of 900 lbs at 1870 1870 for
country and city.
wmsxEY-Receipts, l ,2ee bbla Market less active
ard prices little lower Sales $500 bbs closing ~
81 20 81 20 for the range of State and Western
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-24
CITY oonMERcIAL REpouT.

HONbAf, Nay 23--6 ?. y q
Asnss Receipts los 5bs Market arsn bu, quiet, y
30 90 for pots, and sIs ior pearls
BRRADslurs Rece pts, 20 s5I bbs hour, lal bbs ma
ios bags corn meal. l7O,iT2 bushels wheat. n 1872
bushes corn, lI6 rs bushels o bushels rye and
$3.50 bushels barley malt The -Four msrke, heavy
and SC a loc lower, chiefly on Western brands under
iporea,ed receipts and moderate demand rnsuly for
horne The sales comwsed $500 bbls state and
western, 900 bbls soGtbero snd 100 bbls CANADIAN
ny hour whhons decided chssge, 200 bbls
sold, within quotations Corn meal nrm. wito
saes Of 20 bbs So 70 for Jersey ami 81 FOR Brandy
woe, also 10 rsncneons u the latter al s32 wo
quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-24
Imrsoroi f,,e,I,g.n,.

Dr. cmnochaa ie calehratei surgeon returned to the
city on saturdtf f-cm nc bate Geld, where he had
beeo rendering, Qf rpIasfr or cave signal service 70
the wounded. ihs 9ostor 1sf'ormed ec.ssfuiy mum.
Der Of operations ss uFrg lo greatest sxiIlampusa-
lion AZ the mp 91s ahG restclons OF the large
joints, with the trft se IA a4gF sba,,e,. Inhs Tss
rector reports thsf large 8unncr " the wounded were
but slightly nsrt, ana viii bo relay " tase he Rsd
again IN few dayG.
NINE seyeroeer haa tliay i0) len par,s for Germany.
ience from the Princess Roysl Of Prussia.
Inc Prince and Princess de Jonvio with thor fSmily
arrived Oslend My 8, siNhted al the Hotel a'kl.
emaGne, whers The Drke oe Hersours was staying.
The Pope has postposeo bs protest a so,ss 20 ~
zone w0on ~ Porto IA sgio ID eFdee " in0ufO g.
passs rsesvesr ttsQ ~ lcAs in1Iuoa1R
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-24

The wheat marke dull, suo a shade "a TO- Tor I'm
date delivery, and ~. &c. loasr flr Litter part of
70, week with increased recspts. The sass acluae
sos bushels. 81 70 for amber Michigan, 81 GO for
800 red Western 81 e2ati &C for snter syriue MI
'iaaw &C 81 90 . 81 81 for Milwaukee el.o, 81 90
sst.e. Chicago prins and 81 7o,s for Racine spring
ookn osiss and nominal at 81 8s 81 30 Corn
70 o. =. prices irregular ~ 900 bushels new
y love- a. w~sfn m'xed, and u ossu
y @s00 ....v s -. =. o. oas we're a''0
yellow ss ~s -. -. Nv ~. -. ' -.
:, AID dun, "a -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-24

The earnings OF the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen
Railroad during the second week OF the present month
amounted TO $40 s27, which increase over the re-
cepts Tor the period 1853 OF s54 or loi per
ceE. The increase the LIST OF January over ths
earnings OF last year 70 the date 1904 lel or
about "a per cent.
The gross earning. OF the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway during The second week in May compare az io
Iowa with the receipts FOR the same time las, year
1863 1894
Passengers, freight, Sc........... $2S,5So 81 939
Increase $l3, $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-24

81 co. ,,.rg. IN rr,ces A sale
-as ,osca ~ so bsgs Sc Domingo ~ $50. 40.
toI1oS.-ln rug ~ o.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21
lNSUR ANCE.
INSURANCE.
Indiana Fire Insurance ComDany.
indianapolis, indiana.
Office, No. 5 Odd Fellows Hall,

UP STAIRS
Capital ....... 1900. 100000.
UNSLRES DWELLINGS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
II Bsrn-S. Hay, Grain and Live Stock therrin. against
loss aud damage by ire, for The Of i've
years
RsKoToEs-I : Harvey. Frederick Bragg e. c. Olin,
w" ts>on Indians poii>. John a. Hutton. hichnlond
o''IcsE~-J :. Harvey, President; FrecerIck Bragg,
&c President, Fr,der ca Braggs Treasurer, Nn l..
1ioson. secretart
4. q. oIbN, ,Generai Agent.
kEsEErScKs-wm. A. Peelie ~ SEC Staie. Centre
nlie Ahaftw Wallace. EsQ.. Merchant VIM k No>Suger
SAsnisf i, Natl BAnk n ~, reher. go Merriam
=, -, az, Attori'~y at Law, Josiah L.cke. Pa
HSse h,o. e J. Peek. ESQ, PTrsiden; 7. h A l. Rail.
rosa 70, ndianap"lis; John P~tersoi ksq stephen
Virgins, hefeh.nt kchniona: u. r. wi.iaui.oE Fs.r
Attorney AZ lAw, Grrcnea>ti. q " H -. Isffsir-r
aArVeS ses't hsS, lsrrs h-Ets; n. L. C1ivet, E,Q
'TfN noss-d3ua
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-21

A THE AMERICAN DISPENsARY WE TREAT By
N method. and with the happiesi results Pro
asUs Teri, falling of the womb, racsration I7cer.
'tOn, Lach rrAei. whites 4 isafg and all other dis
to which the american Fsnale is so peculiar. /.
liable, Send three dollars and receive by express one
the Doctors Female Syringe. This instrument should
be used by every in the land for the purpose
cleanliness. comfort heaih dc. Sent free on recent
Of stamp. copy Of Private Letter Married Ladies
OF health. dc. The Doctors cete5raod Female Pis
fresh from the Dispensary. rery good simple dis
eases, irregularities, dc Price 81 sent by mail.
Al the american DisDens0ry also treat soithOuf
mercury. and with never failing Tezaeridl. OF
what the quack call pricdte secret Diseases vJAis
in all its stages Gonorrhea Geet Structure Hydrocee
Crcocele, yaricocele Carsocele Spermaorhea Seminal
Weakness Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, I'm
potency and effects Of Self-abu~e. The lasi six ar.
treated of in privste letter. which send free on
receipt Of stamp.
he experience Of the Surgeon in charge Of this de-
partment t. of the best Hospitals Europe and in
New York City, enables him to patients scientca
ly and restore them speedily.
Those living al distance can communicate by lettei
and be treated their homes In urgent cases send a.
or Sl0 and receive - icneS.
ConSutaio frps and confidential. Room No 24h
East Washington Street, indianapolis p o. Box 1894
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