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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

Prof J 81 Maar Bingham's
Fsshlonshie Dancing Academy.
GRAND FANCY
DRESS BALL,
TUESDAY, i'm IL, 1861, y
luon which occ aston several very beautiful and new
DANCES W III be in,roauesi--
Diamond Qmdriiie, with csstsncts
Waltz FaD,asia. with casancts
Iopdnn Polka iadrle
Highiaadfiins,
Children's Bail will commence q. O'Clock, ard
Il fish 1t Ii O'Clock ",
ADULTS BALL.
Commencing at II 4 O'Clock.
Cbilircu schosars 81 each; children, not scholars
s.. parents 5. 50 each; ladies Cnd Gentlemen, SIS
each.
Tickets procured a. the bail
A progra1,tne Tor Adults Ball will be issued.
ji4-it
~ RAND CONCERT
Who wi. be assisted by ACCOMPLISHED artists ard
papiis, amongst whom are
Miss RosA IAY,
Prof IaHsHaspr, and
HEIR hoEsicH
At conocr. Hall, Exchange Hotel,
ia AT Ga TUESDAY NIGHT, Jan 5, 1874.
NTETROPOLITAN HALL.
THIS (MoND.8Y EVENING jan 4, 1864,
Third week Of he
Ig0N~3LsD OPERA TROUPE
BRASS HIND.
FIRST NIGHT OF TBE PRIZE WEEK.
Bring 10 yaur corucdrums for lte prizes, to~be
awasdei as fellows:
= IS Best suited to the tinnes' s sloo'
"a "a :. q $o s,'
/, be read nightly.
First night of Ravel's cs.ehrated production, en-
,i;,ed RED GNOME,
with all it's orig naI transfJrEancns, &c
Go eeriy to secure ses;s
Box fics open from 10 NJ I'LL u.
ness the excelsior entertainments OF red 10y this
troupe. =. ~.
II For particulars, Sc p'osrsnsmea. ja 4-llt.
NEW RICHMOND AsiA1lRA.
Acting AID Stage Manage ....E csde"
MONDAY EFENfNG, Jan 4, 1864,
ByreGuest, Sir Walter SCOTS beautiful Drama cf
THE BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR.
Edgar, master of Rayeaswood. CsqtJ Charles
H6y 'toD, of BIcAlaw. -...,--.......K u ogden
SIR VIA hshto 49,. $3.50. i" mop
~
FRS: night Of the new Farce entitled the
THUMPING LEGACY.
In compliance with many requests from ladies
Of the city, an their friends, the manage VIII
present as socn circumstances will pei NIT, the
fne Old Play, by Sir Edward iy:ton Bulwer il five
acts emitted tbs
LADY OF LYONS.
In preparation the Dramatic Romsnca of
THE CORSICAN BROTHERS.
Ia rohaaTsa',
NOTHING TO NURSE.
'azrBoofs o,eu at ga. Performances viii com
msncs 1t "a precisely. il 4 1t
q G II A N d
- L l.
TO be given Of the
MAGNOLIA HALL,
en- 10th street, b=tw zen Main and Cary,
On WEDNESDAY Z: ENiNG, Jan 9Th, 1854.
MANAGERS.
wv Gentry, JJeifreys, bucs'ey.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
! Nstet :! " Gentry.
Tickets, admitting gent'enaa AID t. ladies go.
Tickets aud invitatioos t. b. Il ! u h above
managers or at the door lIe event. 81 the ball!
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HgQRs Co B, LIST Battalion Cava'ry,l
Richmond Jan 4. 1864
fVNaE Company is hereby ordered 10 attend meet
Il ing for the transaction Of business, at head
quarters 81 Main street, On Non lay afternoon ct
O'Clock Every member is expectaa TO he present.
By order OF " II HAYWARD,
= il Att Capt Cong.
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-. kIES
- Nolasses vinegar
b ack g eli peas corn
White beans, apples
Black tea, Howard natchcs
Transparent sosp bar soap
Smoking tobacco, DO
McADAM, WIGHTMAN Il CO,
u 4-3tS 18th st, I'd door from Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-04

sx- HON MR.. CURRY'S LECTURp.--Ihe Sc
p>f cond Lecture 10 the regular course before the
Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION, vii, be deliver
ed on Thursday evening next, tic 7th last, Mt y
O'Clock. in the Broad Street Methodist thufCh (Df
-,uncan's,) by The HonJ l. Curry, OF Alabama.
Subject Political Qnicksants -
Tickets Of Admission 81 each, to &c hal at The
bookstores and at the DOR. il it'll
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BIZ L. II. Luck, Auct'r.

MTEW Horse Lot, New Horse Lott will FELL,
~ at NY horse lot on Broad aa1 9th streets,
near TIE New Triaty Church, on Tuesday, Jsnu
arg b.
Several horses snd mules
ALSO,
Furniture wagons
Lot Of harness, &c
jsl l. II LUCK. &uct.
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yETANTED--fwo White Servants I'll wish to MIRO
W two white servants by tue month or year--one
good cook washer ard ir0ne.; the otter general
servant ia the houss-for which fair pr*re viii be
paid. Apply at lay resdeae, on 9th ST. between
Franklin aud Grace. CIV WILLIS
a2-2t
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So MASONIC Not!ca.---'Ife members Of Her
- rico Uaion Ledge, No i30, viii attend p
csiled meeting in the masoas' Hal, Franklin st,
liis evening, at o'ciook for work
By order of the Wor3 hipiul Master.
JAS Z RIDDICK, sec'y.
RcEm,nd Jan 1, 1854; A l. 1861.
a1-itA
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By III. T. Taylor, Aaset.


81 AArED--By young g1ntiemaa. (nat sub
- ct TO Consciiption.) who has had several
years experience in he msrcantis bminess n 3 tu
alton il wholesale stors or travelling agency fyr
the purchase of stores TIE best CT reference
given address "a c." Richmond o.
1. S--3ls
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Eg. NOTICE The gnerai meeti9e Of the
S~S stockholders Of the Eark OF Virginia vjll he
held ct tAejr banking house, in the city of Rich
nond OF Monday the 18th of Jauusty, 1864.
Tho Law ,rJyides that officer or director of the
Bank shall vote IS the proxy OF stakeholder in
any election Of directors Or officers of the bark,
Shall any proxy DO valid which shal. have been
ecuted sixty days before the time Of election.
de l0-3tewtd VIZ Il TAYLOR Cashier.
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NEGROEsS FOR SALEAND HIRE.

p EGRUES Tor Hre.--I hlv3 fer hire for the ,ree-
y ntyear the following servants, VIZ One Shoe
,naker, one Striker in bta1ksn.h's shop orc Brlck-
layer, one Iiousc Boy, oae Rice Rider loug Likely
young Men who have worked two years Ia foundry;
five Women--Cooks, ashsrs, aud .Toncfs -sonae
vcfy good some Farm h snas ard general ai,orers.
| be seen with the servants, at Mcsscs Smith &
E~ woods or in Manchester
Ia i-2t. SAUL u ATKINSON.
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tsYANTED-ro purchase for roy oTn use. Negro
w Girl, 10 to ~ years Of age -one Of good char
aoter and sprghtiy. Apply at corner Of 18Th and
Gary sts. ijt4-2tfl 4 L.THEOP.
XATANfED A Youth, smart aud ac i've, ABOUT 10
w or Is years Of age, 10 learn the drug business
Apply ID ia 4 81 W PRAYER.
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NyANTED.--An experienced Nou'der can find con-
W slant employment, with liberal wages, at the
Arsenal aud Ar;no,y, Fayetteville, e. Apply to
M-Jr nowSER, 7,h and Canal SITS, Richmoad or to
IT Col + CanDs, commanding Arsenal and Armory,
Fayetteville, n C ia 2--6t+
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Prise IS cent. rsr Bo1; Five boxes for Sl.oo.
LEGAL NOTICE

Timothy Goodwin, adm r Prcble Probate
of Jackson P. Rush, decd, Court. Pet.
VS.. ton TO sell
Eliza Ann Rush. ct al. lands to pay
QY order Of court, On the 9th day of
I'D September. 1864. between tho hours of
10 o'clock A. NJ. and A { '~ck p. NJ. |
will offer for sale on the premise At public
auction the following real estate, . 'cd
in Preble county Ohio, and described IS
follows, to wit; Beginning at the North
West quarter, of section %, in Tow shipl,
f Range 3 East; thence South 80 Vision
the quarter section line 1856 poles to corner
in the center of the turnpike road; thence
South. l330 East, 81 poles ~ links, to a
corner in the center Of sai1 pike; thence Il.
"a East l4l poles and II links to a col,
rer in the East line of said quarter; thence
North A., West on the quarter section line
81 poles and 20 links to the place of begin.
ing contailing ~ acres more or less.
10 be sold free and clear OF dover, and
other membranes.
Terms ofSale: Ore third down, and res,
idue in two equal annual payments, toLe ,rin.
terest' and be secured BY mortgage ON the
premises.
Appraised s.
TIMOTHY GOODWIN
Admir- Of Jackson ,. Rush. decd
Gilmore d Campbell, Attys
Aug 4, ls64-5W Pr. f, $500
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4 srHGal rAaILI INFLICTED CousAu
WITH SORES AND BGIL..

tSNsy1..; Hsni+~U o., o., jan. y, 70.
IA. D. L. posvn..
bs~ &r This 10 20 certify that ny win,
Ailsr'c, bother, and myself, about W ycar'
nd . Alf ago, uers sorely afflicted. Ky
vile, ,ikildren, and mother, were first taken
Vith . ircsAfal ticking on the skin ovc the
whole sed- sHd l Wss covered with running
Asls. l OHPlsy~d several physicians, aud
kisi lboi- prescriptions for about six months,
aad buBs that, ixstssd Of getting ) ncr, VI
gvxe wsrse snd i~srsi end .fnoH" Ae ehIdres
ss.t COVERED '0aA ''~nirg sores ~ nc 'cSk
hsdy. Ny brothe. mad get clgnI boz
Aps Of ysur BLOOD b. aud strange V
tsll, before we had one ha,. used, w
vunE ALL WELL. | had spent ovOI ono hun.
A.sA dalhrs before l got your medicine.
Yours, with respect,
HAMILTON A'ADAkB.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

t,anel Anti, Prtf, Preble Common Pleas
Ct S al def Hs' Case No. j, zoo.
10y virtue Of an order OF sale issued from
ID the Court of Comnsn Pleas OF Prcb .
county, in the above stated case, and to the
Sheriff of SAID county directed, will offer
Tor sale al public auction, st the door of IRE
Court Honse in Eaton, in said county, onH
Saturday, the LIST day Of October, A. D. 1854
Between the hours of l and 4 o'clock, P. ~.
CT said day, the following described land.
and teuements situate in the county oil
reble, and State of Ohio, and described ne
follows, 10 wit: The North west quarter Of
Section one, IN Township eight, of range
two East, in paid county Of Preple, contain.
ing l24 acres Of land, more or less.
Appraised at IS, 200.
TERMS nf AtE-0ne third Of the purchase
aousy Cash on the day IF sale, one third
In one year, amp the residue in two yearS.--
The deferred payments to bear interest IRON
the dav eff sale, and to be secured by merit
gsge on the premises.
10 N R. McCLEAF,
Sheriff of Prebls county, O.
Zoos & STEPHENS, AttYs.
September l, 1864 ids H. l. " SV
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DOTY'S
Clothes Washers
ARE SIMPLE DURABLE AND CHEAP.
MAKE WASHING EASY
AND SAVE CLOTHES.

The Agricultural Editor Of he n. Y. Tri.
huu having tried them reports as follows
FAST YoNxERs, N. Y, Eashing Day,
April l8,ls64.
FRIEND Dorr Your last improvement OF
your "ashirg Machine is complete Success
as it was before, it was the first one could
ever get conntenanced. As it is now, oil
agree that it is more convenient, and washes
m IRE clothes at once than the other. A little
slim girl Of ten years uses it; and an inpa.
lid lady, pho has to. sit Gown to pork.
can 1ash Without fatigue. You have wen
BLESSINGS from qll tire wumen about this
house; be assored of that. Your friend,
S0L0N ROBINSON.
After long use in his family, the Rev. Vim.
V, V MABoN, IN view of the great saving OF
clothes as well as Of labor; SAYS, they are
"a greater beneEA ction to the Family than
the Sewing Machine"
Erey Family Should Hare One.
WV NJ. DOTY, 10, Beekman St, n. Y.
(RemoVed from 49S, Brodwqy, ~, Park Row,
and 70 en- sly
Also for sale:
CLOTHES, WRINGERS, CLOTHES.
DRYERS, WINDOW WASHERS &c,
july q, 1864.
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DR.. RAPHAEL,
Box Ne. 2463, Posi- OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THE AFFLICTED READ

Aad learn that a perfect and radical curs y warranted
1Ad guaranteed to all who are AFFLICTED with weakness,
Srbility, nervous complaints, Melancholy thoughts, Dc.
preston Of spirits, distress and anguish Of mind, loes Of
leep, bss o%fHsmSry, loss Of energy and muscular pswAr,
Psay growth, wasting away, and a want OF confidence 10
sssnsolves, A.ating hts, oOnvulriVS trsnblings, iaS7s-
HEAE %HAT THE MEDICAL PRESS sAIs.
Some physicians require to BE- told the nature Of ysur
1ssaSc the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN doea
set. His perfect knowledge Of tho human system snabl.s
ain 70 describe the diseases without any information ron
tts patient, to explain Its original cause, and 10 guarantee
hs cure. And, What IL more valuable still, he will honasuy
Aad frankly tell whether you can DO cured Or not. Al
bis csmnuRicatiohs asj interviews are streAy piyata
Ast oonadsntiAl,-Nsli Journal.
Ths sotanic ReaedIeu Of Or. Raphael, the EngiiEt b.
A.is Phystciau, mover allied yet to make a perfect, radi,
eai, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, SECRET
AND VEkEREAL DISEASES, without the use Of Mer
enry, without hlndsranos from business, and wi.hou4
= arsenic, nPx Vemica, opium, or any other poasons.
ns mercury ,or any deadly Misunderstanding but purely
Vegetable Botanical Remedies arc used by this wonderful
Botanic Physician. Ills Botanic Remedies never vet fail.I
- sure the most obstiHats and the most dangerous oaS.
nd 10 remove all mercury and other Impurities frem IN,
ystsn Whsn all other Remedies had JAILED. NsAss
JetrnaL
eoOB NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CONTEMPT 7
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Bal;imo~ IRE.
pendent Of the oddhllsw, Boonsbore, Marvl.. s.iC !,
Tharsday, the Slst Of May, 1880:
"HuAsroas cures Of diseases caues' .nrlv iudl,c.
hen having been performed by the ",Lsh Botanic III,
Ildan, 'eei II ny duty, having q k-swlsdxo Of them, l.
iae 'hs hei, believing that In doing 30 I may do q ssrv.
~ to ths suffering. One ease h Particular-that sf q
yonuE s,zn 10 this sity-b worthy Of nuts. lie hA1
~-esAs The vietin Of a habit, the mere allusion to which
US %nhudder, and stA ysAu Of suffering and doctor.
NV ~ all hopss o. recovery. He wished 10 marry,
ua dsarH beloved BY a. sweet q girl ss ever lispci
q Affection, but he was fearful, ssryous, and pres
% dared net wed On account Of the shstterss
6sy.ten. Ne sought relief at the hands Of ths
hysieisn, and, astonishing - II nay seem, ali
aAd viEor Il youth has returned, and n \
a1Py father Of a pair Of bright bayI."
eArs suffering, no matter what their eOapiaiui
- The Botanic Physician sohAdsniialiy. Tia,
nPeh relief hs sAss Is al Ne. SO EASi
Dst. AVsaasss u. aad Broadwat, CTHCIIEAk
~ ---
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That Iron well galvanized ciH not rvSt:
That u simple mach ne is better than d
cm;llcated one;
That . Wringer should be SVaJustiag,
durable, and cBicjent
That Thumb.Scr and FGsteniags cause
delay and tsOuLh to regulate aud keep
in order;
That wood soaked in ht water pitl sweU
shrink and split:
That wood behring's for the shaft to run in
tCiH pear out;
That the Putnam Wringor, with or without
cog-wheels, will not tear the clothes;
That c~og-Wheel regulators arc not essen
tial:
That the Putnam Wringer has all the ad
vantages and MT One Of the disadYan
tages sbov" named;
That att who have tested it, pronounce it
the best Wringer ever made;
That it will wiring a Thread or a Bed.
Quit WITHOUT ALTvRATGovt
We nigh, fill he pap. r with testimonials
but insert only a few TO cow nee the skpp
licaI, if such there be; and we say to ALL
test Putnams Wringer. Test it THOR
OUOHLY and ANY and ALL others, and
if not entirely satisfactory, return it.
Putnam Manufacturing Co.:
GENTLEMEN; 1 knoW from practical er-
perirnce that iron reH Guaranteed pith
zt"c vii not 0ridize or rust one particle.
he Putnam Wringcr IN as near pelf4ct y,
l"ssiblt, and ] can chrerfully recommend it
10 b" the be' in use Respectfully yours.
JNO. W. NllEELER Cleveland, Ohio.
W" hav tested Putnam's Clothes Wiring.
W 70 cal wGrkjng, and know that il
1t - cheap il is SIMPLE; it re luIres
n %netlicr Al work nr ut rcSt. n
..r operate it; ii does its dl,y thor.
-nvAs n" nnA it sa,cr wear an |
.". " ... rm -. 't-"l! il . wear a
70 li,N II RACE GREELEY
July 'aGt
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III Ne estetss o&a NJ TIC agent and got q
amphlct containing certificates Of cures from
yell KNOWN CITIZENS OF GINClNNATIf
E9- Scovilrs Blood and liver Syrup 10
COMPOSED ENTIRELY Of VEGETA-
BLEs, aud Ia rERYScrLy SIZE fer Chill
VREN To use, in case of sore ; ,outh or eruption
4 the skin. If M0THEl VALUI the
health Of their children, tb J should eradi.
bete TIA IssiA Of the diseas' before ii 10 to-
@ta
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EeSa Vss srarem ent Of one of the OLDEST
rkHENIsTS IN CINCINNATI.
al hershS certify that I have been made
acquainted with 5COVlLL's SARSAPA
EILLA AVID STJLLIEGIA. or BLOOD kNl
LIVER SYRUP. TIL INGREDIENTS are
Atirsly vegetable, and M mineral enter
hto tie preparation
". {. MERRILL,
Nns assr wNSs VI Bvrpet Houss, cincinnati
~ pls ~ she PropriotorS,
4. L. SC0vILL & CO.,
~ y vs@. Eighth Street, CinoinBsf
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Ayers Catllartic Pills,

ron ruA CURE OF
~eSAt.ssss Jamd'os, Dy.pspsia, indignation,
bys1tery, FoHi &omaeh, Ery,ipsiaI, Heoaae.e,
piiss, RhsuHntirnA Eruptio'I aud Skin Dissat,i,
Live Complaint, Drepiy, letter, Tuners ana
SAX Rhnnn, HL,ns, Govt, Neu-cbia, a. a
Din,s|r Pia, and for Purifying The Blond.
They ar. sngsr,cos.ed, so that the most sens
hive can take them pleasantly, and they are tn
best aperient in the world for oil the purposes Of
family physic.
Price IS cents Per Cox; Five boxes for $leo.
Greatnumbers ofClergymen, Physicians, States.
men. and eminent psrsonages, have lent thti,
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthers
remedies, but our o. ace here will not permit the
insertion OF them. She Agents below named fur.
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fsi-
loved for their cure.
DO not be put Of BY uRprincipisd dealers With
1ther preparations they mske more profit on.
Demand AYRN's, ana take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is fer then, AID they shouii
nave it.
AL ear rsnsdiss are for sale bv
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Our Readers and Advertisars
Are herby notified, that tho price

ARC heTpy nOnneu, lhat leo proc
If the democratic Press N ol,W
paid always 10 advance; and
papers subscribed for, for half 4
year only, will be cbarsad At th,
rate of $500 per year, paid ID IN
vance. Advertisements and Carda
will be charged twenty-five Pc,
cent, over and above Cut late
charges. From this newly adopted
scale of charges we win not daviata
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HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PMAa'
FACTS ERE sTugBosn TArWog

HnAr what thu Philadelphia correspondent ssys q -
eommrDwoalth, Wilmington. u laws BIZ y As'S
te5s:
"An Eugllsl grUiiemsn, fIrrHsrly , Tc'@ HtH ~
British Army. AMI who stylcs liesS - gag'ss -"
6nic Physician has Of late gained kGsiS rsSs~
hou here by bis skin in eNring ali N r"o>AS%"~
1ome Of his patients ] EaVe oOnVF HHa' AbE '~S
pronounos his remedies and mode : SHtus1i ~ -
hyperion. Some have been restored W 1HJAA- Ia
nedicine ho used IL distilled by hIDs 'tatA Tsr4A
possessing rarp curative properties.
While acting In the amy 10 AsvctA ~ $685.
moments to a Thorough study o' tht eaect PrejntrF ~
partnlu medicinal rUots aud herbs on ali nan. " s.~-sH.
Il spSms he has found a sure and sp@sdy Temedy ~ ~ -"
Ills that HesL Is heir to- Ills practice n alrarSy syIr
dive, aud Is daily Increasing. In the complaints - ~ti-F
5mal.s are suLj@ tod hs has no equal, rs a large raGh1
here have testified that thOy owe not only th0I re.-1
yUoA health, brt their lives, to tie akUl Il 9S 'AH5@
ks1Anic Physician Ills Office IL AZ
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FOR SALE.

A NEXCELLENT ROSEWOOD PIANO
IN Z octave, by Hayes / Co O New York.
This Piano il nearly new. tone, sweet and
powerful, is altogether u first class Ins,rur
ment-ane will be sold 9 great bargain.
The price of good Pianos has gone up in
mensely during the past two years, aud in
consequence Of the increased tariff on the
imported nateriAls, is likely to keep up for
SOM time.-This is . rare nance for any
ons to invest qhickly depreciating green
backs, Ia an article that cannot depreclate,
and Of the purshass of which they will never
repent.
Fer farther Information, srply At We
Press Office, Eaton. %
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YlEpLaED ~
eK . G. AVER & CO.
10 NJ IL, MASS.
AJts.A VI Rsr Rotsloi SIX Beetles fer s.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

Aha WUa b It slf zach 4 rc,lown for the cure "
every vHry3 OF Thrsst and Lung C"mpl ,iut, thai
I is sattSly unnecessary for us 10 fecount tn
Nidsn0e Of It's virtues, wherever it has bem sru.
pioyed. A. II has long been III constant use
IhrouH&Sut tES section, Ne nert not d, more tIsr
assure tbs p<opls Is quality is kept up 10 tho bes'
I svx has been, and that it may be relied on T.,
l. 6r shG1 ssl.sf all it has ever been found 10 DO.
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G. w. CANS.
& Counselor at Law
EATON, PREBLG co. O.

OMce Head Of the Stairs, in Minors
New Brick, opposite Court Hodss.
e0s~Special attention gi..u 70 rrohaa
matters, IN SETrLESA'T or Acoousrs, PAa
Triton OF LANDS, Cou scrIoSs, DO
He will attend to ali n.att4rs err .used /,
aim In tbs and the Couatios OF DarLA
Montgomery, aud Bniiaf.
Eaton, Marth, 10 lS6i-
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IcoD Enws FOR SINGLE MEN sSSR
TEMPLATINq EfERNaH

ENar What tAs Bl!timers eerrrTpoadeNt q ~ 81
tlIuw, EoonFLySc'. Ia-yla,e MI - N~AsAF AK
H Nay, ls0
nNururrou, cvrcs OF 1 'rrs~ Mnssd by Srk AAncS6O
klriu. boSn performed ~ the EugliHk R1tsntr ThTpSDE
| htl IL my daily, having v knowiehgr q thsU, y ~
ne hct, / eiieving that u doing &C ! may a. fE<SS
NzS ring. 0nc case In particular -thG' . , rNDS -
In ihis Citv-is voTtl v Of Iots Re hAj SHsSaae y
victim n n habit, th' mere Sllnstsr y EhSR srnsi
,hrriIcr, and after ysarr o. spt'srtng tE5 SOctoCt%E p~sT
N hopes Of rscuysy. IL SisLct 10 sep VI -
!,sily bOlOVRl by 10 svcet u girl ~ Va pgH4 rCY
n GFocitnr, bat he was kar.ul, F-v-us Nd pr1NeSS1
lie dared net wed on arcoGnt Of Me- shAttorSd $50
u Lis pyStsm. Hs sought relief 1t The kNHAs q oAG
tanic P%hyAician, and, astonisl inc ~ v nSs SSp-
bloom and TiSor 81 youth has rclIrn-t, ~ -
lie happy &'her q q rSit u Lright bTe
cLoRIoLs Nrws FOR TEHkF see
PREVENTIVE TO VAIN 10
pREN.
gar vhat the Gu 'innsti Week.. TNT SSI1 q ~ -
II March, 1889:
We sU decidedly exposed t. trrss sGe W Stv,sssV<
nel 1t our dnty TO ncknswledgs 0 benefit fren any sA4 frp
Every source WHOM It . for the relief "f suTDring huEca:t
4 fact has snno 10 Snr knoulOdka that ought r. ~ pc
mu!kated and widely circulated : Z tia be1s1t VI fkey
tAiice who's" delicate health n&Srsf BNSs@SaH v pr~r@I
any INCREASE Of faulty.
About twelve months aftef marriage, a k&y a AT -
auaintahee gave birth to a daughter, klr hor tsA"s1
were 80 great that her physician ~drspaire1 Of ksC rs0svsSR
This mads her broad ne very thoughts VI ngnih best1EtST
. mother. She tried every thing to prr3rnt q vHptib~q
u her sunsriags, but without succeeding. TIVE yoaf 49,
marriage she was again confined, bat les suaoTjngI WGp
70 great that the child died, and her owl lie was dsspatTn4
Of. Shc VIA told by her family physician that IL sks ~
Ray more children he feare'' hVr life would bs thI fsrfst
As all tina remedies she hal Il ed LsioIe had ialiSi, .
applied to the Botanic Physician, Or RAPHAEL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
EIEAN bT~N
CINCINNATI
PRIvLrE, SECRET AMI ~NNRMN~'
DISEASEs

WIthSut tic use q Mercury, without hip4rNnc8 NSa -
nrSs, aud without ear ~ discovery " S&pOaArS- Ne AAaF
pcisons, such as arsenic, nu1 vUuicS, SriIs, o ~ otkA
pOiIons No mercury nor any deadly n~tAsrAlo-SeSkt1f
lut purely Vegetable Botanical Eamsdlea arU B%S b. IN
Sondcrf1l Botanic Physician. HIS RstanAo D<PsSAR
,srrr get failed g. VSS TIE most Ohsitas's an ~ H1&
LnssrrIs cared. ana TO rNnoVe all qorGN1 81 -
ripri,,n from tire systsD 'Sr -fSV SSurAa
Lilsd .MedieAl Joe Asl,
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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1864-10-21
Z: S T RAY.

NAME to the farm of the subscriber, liv.
~ ing near Sandy Hook, abont the last
of July, 1854, a Brindle STEER, with a
slit IN the left ear, and appears to he about
4 years old.
The owner is hereby requested to come
iorwa d, prove property, paw charges and
Ike him away
old JAMES SMITIISON.