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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
The runera, OF sr. rhnci.erny.
BY Mr.. TOY TAYLOR,
Cha Private" Lordoa Consrcna.ns Q. III, Manchester
Guardian.

Guar
LONDON, Thursday Afternoon, Dec Il, leea.
/ have seen many blrials Of distinguished
ger. soias public, ecno private, without public
20. p yet attended by syu ,G ug or cgious csOHds;
ba. aeger remember bur Il imp sss, a. affect
rs thaa tlstcf W. N. '.haekeray at helsal Green,
ye.yerd-y. itEc9 Prominent YIl.eIs cGJIected with
Psal-h Afve passed away within tie ss few Jes.s-G
a; ABecxeh Douglas JerIoid, and fhackeray. They
81 he lr"d In Tie naLie cemetery. But there vas a
r2ia' e eistLction In tier .nteTmcDts ABecEet ives
etonocc u tAe grave BY se body " private fendS
s reaeet and retiring disposition lees than the
kind oi ~oTx WIZ which bis name connected suf.
Scicnty accounted ior his unmarked fuaeral Jerrod
tas followed TO lis long home by even greater crowd
than was assembled yesterday but while his literary
prefhren were Well represented ga the arsembage Il
Wa mainly composed Of thu working classes for whom
he felt so keen sympathy and whose cause he
pleaded with warmth that was sometimes unjust but
NWays generous. But the crowd Which yesterday gath.
bred Within Kensal Green Cemetery was almost made
eY o. men IN SOME sense representative and nearly all
W Ds sasses whose manners Ihsckeray had most
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IIME. DEMOREsr's IMPERIAL DRESS
IVA ELEVATORS they raise the dress o.sy ami sgace.
fuy ali around aud ie, down 1t will Price 50 cent, mailed
fres EinpoEum Of Fashions, Ne. All Broadway. h y.
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NORSETS and SKIRTS.
u Mira ELGER has the largest and chsepes, .en Ia
the city and il ecovn; weekly from Paris fresh goods
iacurtd expressly her uptown trade NJ BSAirts made
70 order; Misses Wsss PSd., seel., Lscngs, Ruling,
EdginTs aud Trimmings for undeTgsrmcus; Ladies' Maes
and Chdrens Yeats Drawers ard Panslst. ssifs Of the
newest shapes and best quality only Is Ale cheapest
Of OF Plain and uea.shsd usnJksrchis IN the eitY.
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GmuseaNll6.

NnLOs SALOON:
.ii-l slgh' h scv.Ys.s,
IRE yalCaIgifD SUCCESS
UEIyERsA, Ar7ROBAiIoA
REsICgAllON
ES3LsH oerRk.
at YIsLOs SALOON, daae he .: ger to 'e,r'ns % ia'
many ,5ags q t2e ss'.ii g , 70 e ,os
fAE hOhlMiAk oiRl5
An 'sgLlEE..'.......NAD. COnlE LOEcHiID.
Gisssy Qosen....................M.as Remo'a.
Con- q 6 csapoel
sf...,....,...............:h Mr. 600 ies
foe .eh '''''''''''''''''a' - 49, !. s
Retainer. Tea MS, L9sdS / De, era vip'sy,,
IN he rrs, Bel TAnho tsree by Mas jennie gour y
mr. .nl onIth Nigs Of 20 Ers'sa upofa ioe'd j.
.ss 81 5s se,sssd THREE DAYS tx ADVANCE a,
Brot 5chofs No 50l DroG-wry, and St ie A'shl La
.c;,:ii;.,.;',....,..:;:5ict,ss,l . La LA
.po.,s Z. "a i : o,s'ocs; ConIsc.so 81 oc.ooL.
N'Al'a's'' a-Vo'i'' oson,; t igz 49,; Of
i,ir ,ete4.s.i, an vil re produce n few Day,
NTfBLOs SALOON.
" WEDNESDAY EvENIEG. jar. o.
GRAND COS CERT
And hfst ,Tpearauoeo %
MADAME GLlAL. IN > L - -AA-l<A~fs
Asiisicdty
GEO. SIMPSON, TENOR.
uEERY Apply, VJOLINIsT.
EDWARD HOFFMAN, PIANIST.
Admission - csrtl besorgsd t,a-. IS Gems
Sic Of rsso-red seats vii c,n.4nHce Saturday msrarG
ranuery &C. At Beor 4 scliT.asI. Nc. 'ol gfo~i~;y.
Door op'' e. = concerl 70 3ii,' -lee q. toe
or. NICHOLAS HALL Nae ChrisU'6),
- 10 GO; aRQ3nWAAIs e,P, 4, 'fsf2tiasa H9''-
NATIONAL HOfE lN!tNblsE,
er ;;st., {, 1.isa' 1iaows
CoHprlass nrf,r war Ta6.rsff md beautiful scsre' q
Afc''eis'I sFs ..'y ~ IN l4a ssiI55S' f'I'''
B psp o% y'' 80 HEX X 3 % 2Arp SOLDIERS
errD8 37e.inr THIS MoNDas tFENiNG, Jeiss4y 10.
EJhioifon EvFRY EyEhISo a. ~ and WEDNESDAY,
md SA1u KDAA AiI.k tVQNs sts Deoct. snfle saliis
glROoKLYN ACADEMY Of MUSIC.
O MONDAY ,1y6s'iN Ian 49, I,''
LAST .IClT
rDwTN BOOTH
who win sppetr IN N role y
CARDINAL wOLslY.
- ''''' ''' KIN0 BEgRy VIII.
Mr and Mr, y. r CONWAY,
MI JOHN DYOTr.
And tAlspted company
TUESDAY EVEN sc, jan. l9,
BENLbi4
fT'
POSITIVELY LAST APPEAlhrCs
Of
EDWIN Booth,
on wlea occ,sicD ssiAAEsitAhiAH COMEDY
A CADEAiY Or MUSIC.
"a OERiAH OPEEA.
LAST But ONE fEf JLMAHCE,
MONDAY, JANUARY IS, PA
DENEFIT OF Herr STiENECKE
TAkNHAEUSit.
Grand Opera IL three acts by II. VRrr whit following
ccst: -l
NINE. JoHAENsEN, NINE: FnIFDEBiCi,
MILE. CANisSA, ELhR HlNNkK
HERR IABELMhNN HERR STEINECkE,
HERR hERMAkN5l HLAh dltAff.
Men beIs Of tie anon Society have Kindly volunteered 10
assist In the chornstes.
Tie in the secoad viii be Of unusual 6pendor
Costumes appointments, &c increased orchestra and
chorus.
Prices a usual.
The sale OF Tickets viii commence SATURDAY MORN
mo- At the Academy Of Music and =. Beer hchlrners. No.
SEASON. KIN COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS WILL
NOT BE ADMITTED TONIGHT.
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Aingma! 3asirartiIis.

At HORACE WATERS, no Isl Broad.
/ u vsr--PL' IS higLCDfO'S EhRtO--Uh'' enc
AgsC Il iNar Mn i3 of over J..rF ict . 10 esFT
.4ees. rasa qdecs Tho f'rsce " =. = t:s aai 81 -er1s
- %. Ire w. bees s't. 20. N.r-''i - w ysar1
sd ,rsrsu-,sd grr ,sirs at iseor Nes fa- o1
band f-nos hiri0J.0r sHd IabB,. D.ea1s t. Tt y -
Ssyae received 3' he sale ~ ,.o:raen. p. ceTt
hand 9.lDos vcry 10. faros ana heic-o9ns Vne~ ~
g.lssc, -.1g.i. boxed e-e -r.f : 1901,
h6lACE WA4Shs, Agent In. 81 sreljwsy
A Il. GALE & Co PlANOIChlES
"A. liaiuls1.oly az, Nars.ooA-,
No .f Eat i2..i- a., New ca.
At MI ET's OLD ESTABLinnEU
q MUSIC STORE. No. 3a5 Broadway MiSiC -a}
MUSICAL Ns.iJ.4E - n III a.os. variety Al d
o-si psieca Orders oy nal, oaer' So prsl'iy hiel
4 MAGNIFICENT -0otaye Rosewood PING
~ for 81 LEEl,. -rt hlishc lwiis "a hou.c c. 20
se1opei po,or ~, o. keys isTrrh lees o. fic' rs II
-rbs oilng vii. tAre' -. sic iri lons at tl irc-
ps., rlng bags toncn I'D al reh tone ''- :,
ce.st -sted ciy afe' h d! wslrfuty. + E-6ry - -
W hol. .,st ts' isfc. CO. % , tested ani ~ =
old os.gsi' J. spp 50 og b. hst. cs,s AYPy ~ 'c rs-
d,na No. 80 t,Esy, TIC .rSs.I fSscs paf> roEr
. II. ~ . =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-30
I'D A. s. ~ g. 49, SsvR7s
q " - 4 y Z e, q < i

FROM THE ARMY Or THE bUi;!AAC
The Northern Press Dispatch ION she
Army Of the Potomac, dated on 4. oday
says that the Federal loss in Thursday fo.'t
is aaeertained TO be about 1000 men in the az.
gregate and nine euns-four Of Browns Rhode
Island, four Of sleeper's Massachusetts and
one Of Meningitis battery Of light artillery
The dispatch says there gas no fighting On
Sunday and mot gun was fred from DAY,
light 20 dark, and up 70 this hoar, 9 .. N,
there had been very few reports. L VAS tie
most quiet day We have had in four weeks
The Washington Star Of this evening learns
by she Dictator arrived there this morning
from City Point, that al has been quiet since
the fght at Rear, Station up to the hour ct
which she left, yesterday morning at 10
G clock, with the exception Of the usual pick.
ct firing and an occasional artillery duel.
On Sunday an attack on the pontoon bridge
on the Appomattoz, at Broadway Landing,
was anticipated, bat no Confederates made
their appearance The Dictator brought tip
the 5th and 9Th New Jersey regiments, their
term Of service having expired.
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Tao Cu7cAao CONVENTION assembled on
Monday. August Belmont called the ConVen-

Monday. August DeinGnt ca'i1o o1i0 49,
tion 70 order. as ternp orary chairman. Il mace
a sDeech denouncing the Administration a.
Washington, and said eve are mere nos as
war democrats. nor as peace democrats, bur as
ciir;zens Of this great republic, which we Will
strive and labor 60 the last TO bring back to le5
former greatness and prosperity, Without one
single star being taken from the brilliant
constellation chat once encircled its youthful
brow"
Mr.. McDougalI, Of California, moved that
there be admitted to the convention not TO ez-
coed three gentlemen, known TO be members OF
the Democratic party, from each OF che several
Territories, said delegates to De permitted 70
partiei pate ia debate, without vote.
General Morgan, Of Ohio, moved to amend
by extending the privileges Of the resolution
to delegates from Southern States and the
District of Columbia. This was referred to
the Committee on Credentials
A number of resolutions were read and re-
ferred, including one by Mr.. Long, OF OHIO,
for the appointment Of committee to pro
coed to Washington and request Mr.. Lincoln
TO postpone the draft until the people should
decide. at the coming election, in favor ct war
or peace, by the election OF candidates tor
Presidency
A special dispatch from Chicago, TO the
Washington Chronicle, dated yesterday says:
"The Committee on Organization vii! recon-
mend Seymour for chairman Of the conyen~
ton. The Committee on Resolutions held
stormy session. Vallandigbam was defeated
for chairman, and Guthrie, was elected.
''Guthrie being war man, bis election is re-
garded as defeat by the peace men. They
will bring in a minority report Politicians
are trying to compromise, and no serious bolt
is antici pated.
s'Large meetings are still being held VAL
landigmah and Chauncey Burr, made speeches
demanding peace on any terms. A large peace
delegation from New York paraded with trans
parencies and banners. They favor peace.
The outside sentiment is strongly for peace,
and it is expected that a demonstration will
be made in the convention tomorrow. Pen
deton, Of Ohio, gains strength tor the noml-
nation for Vice President AS a peace man
he may be nominated as precipitation.
THE politicians here want q moderate plat
form, and such will probably be adopted.
'The temper Of the convention inside is for
war; outside for peace. Vallandigham, Sey-
mour, and Wiclife were loudly cheered by the
peace men, The Mcclellan feeling is 10 the
ascendant this evening. Phelps, Of Missouri,
is spoken Of as candidate for Vice President"
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on any terms with IhSI

DEACE! PEACE on any terms with IhGmas
L Davy, who gave information to the olllcs Ger:
that sold pound Of butter, to one Of my
neighbors, on Sunday, the 2lst inst NJ D 'ss{
being the only witness, however, Ses1heo SLSt
| sold one pound Of butter lie SAID ne was ssi a.
his store door and stopped the boy VINO E o.
him that he got the butter at my store. T 81.
this wicked Offence, was brought before w. al'
theref f re- offsr NV stock Of goods at cost in,
Guiding my lease, good will and Figures: i no
HouseRold and Kitchen furniture; f9rnisl sd
Rooms, Cooking and Parlor Stoves Beds ana ana
Bedding. The lease has years anG mon nns
to run, at rent of $3.50 per year ms Is f Sms
of the best stands on Royal street, For l Vor.
nation enquire at the store, No. Il s09s9 ~
al street aug 24-lw] }: TAO D--u1o--
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GOLD.

New YORK, Aug, 30.-GoId, today: 23o
Gen. Wheeler's cavalry appeared AT steU'
ard Landing on the Tennessee river, ca the
goth. and attacked TWO hundred and seventy
eight men engaged in getting lumber for Chat
tanooga mills. He destroyed forty four
wagons and camp equipage. The negro gar.
rison was captured, and three d them killed.
Thomas Bead, 10th, Indiana, and one ol1zsa
were also killed and four or five men wounded
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1yIrs agsxauaria q azette

VpIls ssxa1xaf1a 0 u 8
MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST a29.
The New York World says-As an evil
aence Of a change Of base, We call the attention
rs o,,r readers TO The TWO very remarkable Iee-
tiers from Forney and Dawson. These TWO
office holders write from Washington after
HAVING been II, consultation with the heads OF
the marty and with Mr. Lincoln himself and
they saw that the contest hereafter is not Tor
the abolition Of slavery, but for national unity.
Both declare in so many words, thae ene
emancipation proclamation is mere glitter
ing generality" and never meant anything IN
particular-that they are very wiling 10 tole1-
ate slavery If they can only get the Union
back, and Forney comes out Hat footed for
convention Of the states to settle the pending
difficulties between the Nortl, and the South.
An expedition, consisting OF the 10Th Oh1o'
companies B and D, 4th Massachusetts, caval-
~. and one piece Of artillery from the Sd
Rhode Island, all commanded by Colonel
Harris. of the 18th, sailed from Magnolia tla''
recently to make raid The column reached
the place intended without fighting: and there
DESTROYED railroad train and captured
quantity Of merchandise and supplies. 1t then
proceeded to Gainesville. While there it was
surprised by 500 Of Gen Dickinson force
4 fight ensued, resulting in the capture OF one
hundred of the Federals and the piece Of artll-
lery, and recapture Of the property.
A communication printed in the New York
Post, respecting private insane asylums, is at
tracing good deal of attention. The writer
charges that some Of them are mere prison
houses, in which a man inoarcerates bis daugh-
ter or wife when he prefers to have her out
OF his way, and daughters imprison their aged
mother in order to enjoy the larger Part OF her
income.
Gen. Custars command, which was sur
rounded on Thursday near Shepherdstown by
Brockinridge's infantry, is reported to have
cut its way out, and safely reached a point IN
Maryland.
According to reports from Hilton Head,
heavy cannon are still discharged against Fort
Sumter, and shells continue TO be thrown into
Charleston but the situation OF affairs there
is unchanged.
The Rev. Dr.. Anderson Of St. Louis has
Just been tried and found guilty, by a military
commission, Of disloyalty TO the Federal Gov
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A TT E N T. [ 0 n

~ / L z " L Z Y " I,7
NOW is the time for al wh0 Wl 1oT 70 and and
~ their FALL and WINTER BOVISS a[1i
SHOES. have fine stock OF bOV 1:l e ~...
SHOES of every description and q9al5?;IG S,.I
able for Ladies, Gents, Misses, an4 c o. Trr
which will be sold cheap Cal 9t y O. o. 70
street aug 25-tf] JNV. 1. d Co.,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
FARM FOR SALE.

undersigned having concluded TO join
i the Army, oilers Tor sale his Farm, stu
ated OF Bants's Fork, 3 miles northeast Of
Eaton: it contains 1921 acres, SO acres un-
der cultiy at,oh. This farm contains about
so acres of the best bottom land, is well
watered. has on it a good Saw Mill, a good
bank barn, a good DWELLING House, and an
excellent spring. Purchasers can have from
one to Eve years to make payment.
Feb. H. ls6i--tf ELI THOMSON.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
4 WHOLE FAMILY AFFLICTED -CcyEhfD
WITH SORES AND BOIL

ceLrnsIA, Hamilton Co., o., Jan. -, ~.
Mr. A. l.. SeoyILL.
poay Sir .-This is 70 certify that my wiz,
children, mother, and ayself, abouttwo years
and A half ago, were sorely afflicted. Ny
wife, children, and mother, we're FIRST taken
with n dropdful itching on the skin ever The
whole body and ! was covered with running
balls. / ta ploysa several physicians, ana
tried their prescriptions for about I months.
sud found that, insteaG Of getting b%fsr, zoe
grew ,oorss and sOrse aud faail" We etIdrsn
;sert coreroi piM ''nnins serss tssr Ne soAeh
bo8y. My brothe> = and got eignt bot
ties OF your BL0oDS4 aud strange "
tell, before we had one ha,. used, WI
Wgax ALL WILL. | had spent ovsi enc hun
4red dollars before | got your medieine.
Yours, WIKI rsspect, E
HAMILTON M,ADAMg.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
COLEMAN co.

IfG1Id be king; Cotton must be Queen,
and it is certain that Coifmau, Co. have
Just received the Queen of May into their
establi shment on Main Street Eaton the sight
ofthe pretty Queen will richly pay both
Ladies and Gentlemen. all that is elegant
in dress--all that is beautiful varegated, and
inspiring in color and summer,hke lowell
b sss. are 10 b. seen in ful ii eSs gu the Queen 0
Nov. at Coffman Co.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
LEGAL NOTICE.
Solomon Weaver, pItG Pretle Common

C,ou,. U- ,Lpa. , D-,l
00'" "'"'''' P''" lTeEIe Gonrmoh
Co.Lon;, w.. If. '0''p Ie.'lo"
"'" '-'', " A"'"''o"'
NAlHEhiHE Elk, widow OF MI.
~ e"ae' weaver, el lreDie county, ONO.
IL ~ p"rtch' Elizabeth burich, vi Darke
county, ONO, John w. Quilting and Gather
me QuIl!InEt ret r SmucHer and LavlnIa
SmucNer' OF frtole county, OHIO, jam b,
Dicks and Margaret Dicks, OF Montgomery
cCnhHty, OMo, aud George W. Lee and
Eliza Lee, u Miami county, ONO, are
hereby not!iI"u That CL the lst day OF April,
l'b1, solomon weaver ilied IN the Clerk S
once of the Court OF Cobmon Pleas, Ct
treble county, ONO, ms PeiIntIou, wherein
lie S'a'e' 'h"t Al!ch"eI weave. d'ed Se'Zcu
ol certain rtaI estate, situate IN freJ'e
equity Oh'o, ana joining the corporation
OF the :o"n OF New IarIs, IN sad county
ana belhS 1921 acres, more or less, Il
land situate IN, ana beng part OF the Wet
na'i oi section 20 IowIahiP >, Range
hast, ara Hel"S the same I&ids conveyed TO
SAID Michael Weaver, ny lnomas Wilson,
ny d-eu, aatea November lVlh, 1907, ana
recorded IN yoIure ~, PIP, 59o-9, land
records OF Treble county to when reference
is gwen Tor particular DESCRIPTION;
And iurtIier stating tlat the saiG lanes
descended to me above named children OF
sad Michael, tu9Ject t. dover, aud that the
above named tenants IN common, on the
l"'h OIL march, ioNZ, by Writings duly
eXecu ed, aSaIENed TO the said Catherine
Weaver, widow, as and Tor her dover tSia''
IN sad premises, all that part theIeu, lying
East OF the Dayton and Western Rali'oa"
containing one and a half acres, more o.
less with al the ouIIdI1g% and improve
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
NEW BREWERY.

MEsSRS. MILLER, RAU SEQ, Hiv.
Itl ing purchased the brewery formerly
owned By D. Thompson, beg leave to inform
the citizens of Eaton and vicinity that they
have on hand a constant supply of the
best.Ale and Lager Beer in large and small
uan titles to suit Customers.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
a" LEGAL NOTICE.
Lewis Perkins and Saph a PrebIe
Perkins his wife, pltffs, Common
VS.. Pleas.
Mary Bozworth, and Petition for
others, def,s. Partition.

~ N'N vi
others, def,s. Partition.
MARY BOZW0RTH, widow o(John Boz
IHl worth. decd, of Preble County, Ohio,
William Bozwcrth, Thomas Raper aud Ruth
Raper, of CLINTON county, lndiana, Mary
Taylor, Of Wayne county, Indiana Emelins
Champion, of Marshall county, Indiana, Gar
rison Geek, Nancy Geek, Joseph Bozvorth,
edward Scoye", Catharine Sco,er, Jokn
Bozworth, and Permenus Bozworth, ofPreS-
lie eouny, Ohio, ave hereby notified, thrt on
the 4th day Ct Eebrucry, A. D. 1864, Lewis
Perkins and Sosh ia Perkins fled in.the-
Clsrk's Off &c of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Preble county, Ohio, their petition, where
in they stale that John Bozworth died sslz
edof certain real estate, situate in the cOun-
ty Of PrebIe, and State of Ohio ant bound
ed and described as follows,that is to say,
One hundred and one DOL a OF of the
West side of Section No. n~ireteen (l9), in
Township No, eight (sy, Of Range one o.
East &c, being the same land conveyed by
deed of Henry Bozworth to said John Boz.
worth, and recorded il Book No. IL, page
1863, land record Of Profile county, Ohio.
Also the Southwest corner Of the South
west quarter Of section No. eighteen QS),
in Township No eight (S), IN Range No one
~ Fast &c.fcontaiding nineteen and one
half(l94) acres, be the same, more or less,
the two tracts containing in the aggregate
1903 acres, be the same more. CIR less, ~
And further stating that said lands de-
scebded to the above named children ofsaid
John Bozworth, as tenants in common sub
ject to the dover of said Mary Bozworth;
And said defendants are further notified that
the petitioners will demand partition of said
pr emlses, at The next term of said Court,
and unless the defendants answer or demur
to said petition, on or before the 9Th day OF
August a. D. 1864, tsing the FIRST day of
said term, partition will be asked for in their
absence.
GILMORE & CAMPBELL,
Atty's for petitioner.
Attest,
II. SHAnL, Clk.-u.
April 81, ls64--Pr. (, $l4,00.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
Truly you're, join FLEMING.
CAuBgInGE, Ixp., Fsb !, 1853.

II CAMBRIDGE, IsD., FSJ D. 1853.
MEs2ss. 4. i. ScayuL X Co. O.
GtHts..-!Ihis is to certify that J have
used DR.. Motifs Liver Fills il bilious attacks,
and fonnd them to he the best Pills HAT J
ever used for thai purpose; aud ! have also
used them as a Gatkagtie Medicine, aud have
found but little use for a Physician since !
bad the,s in my family.
Tours, truly ASA FRENCH,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
R1LIoUs FEVER CURED.

ToRisMoUrH, ONO, April l, 1880
Mgssgs. A. L. ScOvILL 4 c..
Gents. IL have been, for years, sub
iect 10 attacks of Bilious Fever; and some.
times / have neen laid up for months, ane
aly svstom left in a feeble state by the use o.
strong medicine, which was given to me BY
ivy physician. .,
I have been using Or. Motifs Liver Pills
for some timo. | fnl that | can break those
sttackSiin a day or SO, and escape entirely
the feycr. Nv daughter had an attack OF
Dyspepsia, which distressed her much she
could not eat scarcely anything without4be-
coming nauseated at her stomach continually
some time since she got and has eeeO using
Or. Motifs Liver Pills, aud she now IL like
another being. | nave found also that they
arc the most valuable Pills for Breaking up
Colds, Headache, Pains in the Side and Back
{ would not be without them in my tamily.
THOMAS 2. SGER.
~or sale BY The rrcrrieiors,
A. L. SCoVHL & CO..
No. IL West Eighth Street, Cincinnati
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
cAsTrVENEss CURED.

--r. GariSN, Oalo, ser'gysSrc25Si SJss
Kisses. Al. S"ll!LL-G "a. 1-~ ga M
Gta{S. IL have ssen trsib.ad With
Il TORPID NJ on Of lhr bs@"is soT six o%r'scvcB
years, whirh mas been yso aau,e o. a greai
deal cf suffering 10 nae, tni 7 had to deprive
nysslfor many Kind, Of i'nd aud as"i mtt'h
oatmeal, eIr, until / got Dr MOTIFS Liver
Pills, AND Gud that they keep my bowels
regular, and | Row sGl any0liHg that my
r..mily does. lmosL confidently recon- mend
these riIls to these who are troubled with
constipation Of the bowels.
truly yours, JOIN FLEMIE9.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26

Road the statement Of sne q the oLDESf
CHEMISTS IN CINCINNATI.
al hereby certify hat l have beon msde
,eouoinied with 'SC0VlLL's SARSAfk:
RILIA AND STILLISGIA, or BLOOD y
LIVER SYRUP. TILL INGREDIENTS are
sntiroly vegetable, and no IMMORAL enter.
INV VS.. MERRILL, =
One door west Of Burnet Hsusc, CineiAnah.
FOR sale by the PropristOrs, 40
A.. L, sCovILL & Coz
No. Il West Eighth srsst, oiucinnsa.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26

WR Re aN.eied sap on he agent and g4A
uanrhlet containing certificates Of cures tron
we'll KNOWN CITIZENS OF J.NCINNATIt
rff- s~ccyil's Blood and Liver Syrup 10
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF VBGET1-
BLEsS, AVID is PERFECTLY SAFE. for chill
DREN to usc,i in case Of sore , oath or erGPtisn
# the skin. If MoTlIEI 3 VALUE M
health of their children, tb y shouid eradi.
cate the soedA Of tho diseas' before II y ts :
late.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
1000 AGENTS WANTED.


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