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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16

NEssRs. A. Il. ScOvUL Il Co.
Gents. This is 10 certify that ! have
used DR.. Motifs Liver Pills in bilious attacks,
and found them to lie the best Pills that |
found but little use for a Physician since /
had them in my family.
Yours, truly ASA FRENCH.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
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IF PHYSICIANS WILL USE IT, WHY IS IT
NOT SAFE FOR THE PEOPLEq,
~CIycIHSArI, EoY, 2.

ILSelNNib HVN'<'
Dear Sirs,-1he public ccncrnllyare fully
aware oil the thGusuLdE al remedies for dis
eascd lungs, urdtr the titles of SNrsHra-
rillas, Pills, plastcrs, J. iu;mcnts, etc., that
are daily brought 70 thtir l.iicc through the
newspapers, ly way q yadNcrtisSneLts. My
object in wiring this n0te for publication 10
to induce b eIEblic, or at least noscwho nre
afflicted, (f they will use patent medicines,)
to use one that contains articles Of zeal use in
pulmonary dis cases. ] rm conscious hat in
so doing | am acting most professionally,
and dcre Catorv 10 The ~intcrcsts Of medical
science and the regular rrcctitioucrs o fniedi-
cine.
The medicine to which ! refer is Dr. Halls
Balsonn1or tic Lungs. ! have prescribed it
in a 10, &c numl er Of case ard always with
success. One ease in particular 10 which I
wish row 10 refer, was given up by several
physic Qns who had been called In con ulta-
ton with myself. The patient had all Tho
symptoms Of confirmed consumption, such
as cold night swcats, hectic fever, hnfassing
cough, with continued pain in the lobe oftho
r:cb' 'unC, ATTENDED with severe diarrhea |
lie commenced Immediately 10 get beiteEby
the use of the atovc-nHmCd medicine, md
was soon restored TO his usual healthtaI
haye also found DR., Halls BalsanithcGm most
valuable expcctorant for breaking up dis
tressing coughs and colds that ! have cver
used. ~s-rr.1W. D. WRIGHT, N, Da
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
DISEASES,

Without the use Of Mercury, without hindrance from busi-
ness, and without fear Of discovery or exposure. No deadly
poisOns, such as arsenic, nux vOnica, opium, or any other
poisOns. No mercury nor any deadly Notwithstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used by this
wonderful Botanic Physician, Ills Botanic Remedies
never yet failed ito cure the most obstinate and the most
impurities from the system when all other Remedies hat
failed. -lfedicai Journal. '
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16

raj, and digestion be renderedeasy. The Pains
in the Head, Back, and Stomach, will DO
removed. The Bowels will become cleansed
and regular, THE BLOOD PURE AND
HEALTHY, and the Urine natural.
Although these Pills are most searching
in their action upon the whole system, yet
thew ere harmless, even for tho most deli
cate system, as thoy contain no Mercury
or mineral in any form, but are composed
entirely of vegetable substances.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
50 EAST FIFTH STREET,
rvnT~wARRV a INV


MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU-
TExORITY.
The Botanic Remedies of Doctor Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, never failed yet to make Il perfect,
radical, and permanent cure Of ALL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS
SAYS,
FACTS AXE STUBBORN THINGS

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says In the
Commonwealth, Wilmington, DelawJ 9th Of April,
1859:
"An English gentleman, formerly icctcd with the
British Army, and who styles linsi p English b.
tanic Physician has Of late gained q .tcnsiyc reputa-
ton here by his skill In curing all nv r. Of complaints.
Some of his patients / have cnnyu with, and they
pronounce his remedies and mode u rltmcnt AZ very
superior. Some have been restored by magic. Tho
medicine he used is distilled by hini rom various herbs
possessing rare curative properties.
"While acting in the army he devoted his leisHro
moments to a thorough study uf the cIrC- produced By
certain medicinal roots aud herbs on all man. rufdiseasos.
1t seems he has found Il sure and speedy remedy for all the
ills that flesh Is heir to- His practice Is already extern
sive, and is daily increasing. In the complaints to which
females are subjected he has no equal, ~ a large number
here have testified that they owe not only their present
good health, but their lives, 10 the skill Of this English
Botanic Physician His office Is at
Nh so EAST EIFTH STREET.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

will promote a healthy
action Of the Liver, and
will change this impure
Bile to a healthy state.
To prevent or remove the
secretion of unhealthy
bile, these Pills have q
specific action on the
Liver after using them,
the tongue will become
smooth and clean, the
tosiA will become natu-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OF
COsiuonesS, Jamdicc, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dysente,y, Foul Stomach, E'yspelas, Headache,
Piles, Rheumatism, Eyoptions and SKIN Diseases,
Liver Complaint, D,pwy, letter, 7Hmors and
Sail Rhe,m, Worms, Govt Neuralgia, as a
Dinner Pin, and for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar.coa,cd, SO that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best apericnt in the world for all the purposes Of =
family physic. .
Price rs cents per Box; Five boxes for $1.00.
Greatnumbers of Clergymcn, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personagcs, have lent their
names to certify tile unparalleled usefulness ofthose
remedies, hut our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named far
nish gratis our AMERICAN AIMKXAcin whichthey
are given; with also fun descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure. 81 10
Do not be put off by unprincipied dealers viii
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand Ayers, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it.
all our remedies are for sale by
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SaS WGttOnaG DTnnf8man3issr"
MuIehen.

Uolaenbe Punfte nerben ale GrlduterIMg IN 3etrefi
bes CLINT Spon5isss antebeus bon aasemeineaI 3ntereils
iein I:
II Die 6anf 3lpansis Bombs nerben bssbaIs 10 aea
nannt, neil BITE 0~iesierung bas Siett bat, ~bieielbsu in
Cob in 59a6ren 3uritd juerftatten ober biefel6en aus 20
Sabre laufen IaIieu fam.
q Die 3iusrate al b~enielben betr69t is9s Prc5ent,
balbiIbrIi3 In &oIo 3abloar am erften Gage Der WnoEGte
D1at uno gt~ersuIter, enttpecer In Der Der. ct. 0Rinse in
biefsr Stabt Dtsr aR4 Bel trSeue eineut lnteri6asamt Der
Ser. Staten. H
81 Die Bonbs befteben entpeber in Coupons ceer in
're9iftrirten Sonbs, ie mad Duni9 hes G6uferS. Die
Coupons f9ueibet man ale 6 Npuate ab unb ienbet ie
ali bic NtinSe poer an boS luterIGasan1t, oSer IdBt Sie=
ielte burG irsenb cine Sduf eiu, iebeu. Die Sntereiien
an regitrirten Bombs fam man entpeber p~eriSnIt6 cber
mitteIft elmer SpGma8t bnr9 eiuen Greuub obsr aseateu
ein5ieten lahen.
A. Die 8Dnts taun man Bel ben S6. DlcSiut, Bate
quierS in 6ieii8er Stabt, In &ertiItcaten Don 6~eliebigen
9etrGSeu Sun 500 ~auftpSrts BIG gu $4,000 etbalteu.
pr. Sap @oOte in philadelphia ift Der 9fe9ierungSs @gent
fir beren Serfauf.
s. Die 3a6Iuns tann in Der. ct. e6asuoten legal
tender greenbacks) cDer u%1IttsIft aupeiiuns an irSenb
cine berantpOrtli6e Banf Ober 8dnfbauS rieier &ta6t
SeIeiftet werben.
g. Da8 @elb, iprmit bic 3inien tteIer gOubs besa6It
%tperoeu, wirb Don ben Soaeinmabmen. B1tduf opH Stems
psIa &C. erbalten, ipelde ben 9etras Ter 4iniea Der fnns
eirten Sdule bebeutenh iiberfteigen. DeH Aufdeiue
no5 perben bisfe Gi~uu0bmeaueIen has SGatamt in
StdHo ieSer, ale ieiHe BerbinbIibteiten ftr Sinieu in
WtanSe au beri6ten
y Der Getrae Der ~fanbirtsn Nattonal.g &uIb ift auf
neuissr as Oreibuubert OtiaiOusu Dollars anSeest, ts
bod i6pelen bic 0erbineIiGfeiten Der 0eaieruus fur De'
pOfteu bel rem rerl&tebeueu lntert6asGntern (uIesaI
sEeneeru") elaine &c. bic 3u Gbt cber nenN9unnert Dill
Iicrer Dollars. Gonte Der 4rie9 nod Elm uu6 Elm babies
Sabr tGuger bauern, 70 lam, na@ Der S96tun9 esS
S1asamtsietretdrf, bic @eiammti9ulb Bic 5u ftsbJebn
rber atbtsebn bunbert Wilipneu Dollars 0ui&peaen =
cine b. Heutenb ~seriusere Guutne, als anbereu StatiCneu
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trurben. et&
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iinb su Paben Bel
G5ebr. M cSai nj, 8anquers.
SItef=Gds BON 8a1tiHcTe- Hnc Golrertfrate.
DQydal-1@
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ISJafbtuQtun, 9. as.

unter TrommetwtrbeL une
B~ietfeatiau9 beweste i9 9tferu Nitttue cine
msttpTrctse DrO1slllVn Dur6 Die Straben Der
6unoe8bauptleDt. IS wIren nt6t wenieer
ais ID ptdpodels unD Oiebe, Wslhe inter ets
ner milttGril1sn &scDyte unD Ten 3Tnen bes
r~Ddluntsn DlorlAss ibren $3.50 nab benz
Depot nabInsn, mm OOtt faT Nimme,p iecer.
fttyen ned pem 9tpGpen b~ef0rpert All merDen.
Do5 Gabrttfst mar ibuen NIT ben beletAnen>
ben Nosten rYtdpOdet anO Tbief" auf BEN
NHden ~bsfelliet. Nuf Dem Nabnbofe idloiisn
f0 audi 2 Domen Der urem! MONDE" pteter
euseelu6ten @eisli6aft an, bon welGer BE
GepObner Walbtnston'S piinl6sn, Dab fife
9ebt unO ntmmtr tsbr' Re wttpee."
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uulerm leDten 8srt&te ltaO fpIssnte reutiGe
@OlOaten In btsi8en 5Olpttalern NIT IOOs
%abge8an9en:
". Grant, II. st. ~.
GGas. Ntt, 155. Yenn. a'-~ai
@btlip 8aaUnllen, 20. u. D Ct. d.,
cScbn Wenb. 1926. Yenn. @c'A1
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StQ0trath.

GrRer 3metg. 49, SIR. GUans retAt
Elm @slu@ Elm In 8etref tss 8ane8 stas'
ltetuernsn Bride iiber Die GaGs an @aeerItr
l1sberDtee len.
Mr. 8o6tn1on reI&te etn 8eGu6 etn tr
8etrsf Der 8ermebrung Der Smpfdr;te Dor
10 duf 90 fir bte Stabt.
Son benz @Ontrulleur trar cine WRtttbet.
lung etneslaufen. tponaG bte Soften etnet
nGtbt9en &sparatur am GOurtbaule li1 ami
$3.50 ~belaufen tperbeu. 8erpteleit.
9metter a.-Ote Srotndn, In
8stref bes @sbaltS Der WtnYOreboten uno bee
SatlanfIsbsrs unroe au%f9erufsn ano Uer-
tporfen.
Scoann tpurbe Der WtncrttGtsbsttAt pcs
Committees auf9erufen, welder pas 8erfatren
Des Mapprs tn bem bsfannten Sniunctiuns-
faae 9ssen bic 0eamten Der Baltimore unb
Sbtc Gtlenbabn 9utbetBt unb bs(t0tigt.
Scr. WOrrtS Imlu9 eth Mmsnoement Dor,
Dem COMMITTEE Dte peitese GrwGaun4 bIeier
Sa&s ga etIoien," SIR. DtlmUt prOielirte
oaGe9en In ernlten @Orten; tyUBoem wurbs
baS Wmenosment nit o eegen 4 GtImmeu
an9enOnimen, mno naG) etuer metteren beftiaen
Debate wurOen aud Die 70 amenbtrten 8e-
I6litfe e~benfalIs onssnpmmen.
Der Seri4t pe5 @Onferen3 Committees In
Sa4gen beS &ebbtn'lAer Claims pom 1851
tp1rOe ent8egen8enUmmen uno auf ben Std
9elest,
Der 8Orldtae, f& BIS gum Dientas gu
Oerta0ea, fam pOm &riten 3petg elm uno
purOe auf 4. Ntcntas" abgeanOeyt unb on Den
Grten 3Weta 8urad9el6idt.
SOHrtDerbnnnlnngen.
Criminal Court ST. Grip, bea
6altens etnes unurpsntlt6sn 6aules ay3es
flo9t. CAB $500 8lrsiAaft nnO Derleste Iet.
men Orc3eb na@ Baltimore County.
Der DrOseb ee9en pts bes DiebtablS ange-
flaate Marte 5elOrieOer tpurpe pOrldufi5 ga.
raG9ele8t.
Sn Der !Rlass seasa ST. Icg1op tuessn
G%ntpenpung BON 8,uen TIM @srtte pun ST
BON rem Dampfec NrrOw etne Der Staat aui
eth Stst Elm, uno Der Nnsetlaste pnrbs euts
lalen.
Der BrO3sB assen s. GGtOtt tpessn Gnt.
renoun8 etner pferbeOsde bon 8. 6. Gnrner
wurce bis gun. nadtsn Sermtn perI6pben.
S. 9drt3 purDe Der Gntpenoung Don 100
Gt9arren Don 5. %. GOnnUr f1ulDte bsfan.
LPn.
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StoOt 6olt Ml0re.
Mn ale ItniOn 3easuen unS nntot1'
Clubs IN BEN Der. StGGten.

Die aro6e uniOn Qsasae ees Staatfs Nfa'
rs(anb 16iast bsn Osr19lsOeaen Union Sea9usr
unO Union Clubs bss gar3sn SanOss Dor, sln'
CONVENTION auer 0ea8usn unO CLUBS In Der
Gtaot Ba16tnstcn an tr8sno stnerm Gage
bea Nlpuats Sunt, - pielet@t am Mittpod'
ben IT. ienes MUnots, ~0bSubalten, um
mus 6inliGtli6 Der Snteredsn unlereS srOBen
Sroeus unb Der @sfSrperuns Der erO6en
@u6e, su psrsn untsriagan8 Wis unS Crsa-
niIirt tabsn, 3u 6Jrntben.
Dix anssssGens 3dt triAstnt I'M Alssnet'
men pn0snb, Oa Fe bic Grtnneruns an ben 2.
Satrsstas Der @tiftun9 Der uatOn- 0eaouen
In Ma,plano uup mir elauten aud, tn III.
bersn Gtaatsa, erueusrt. GS III Sur8el4laeen,
bic 3abI Der 39etlnebmer unbslGrGatt uao 10
erpB 3a IaIier, ais pte @pnpsuesu3 Der Wltta
NIieber erlaubt.
Nnbsrs 2ea9usn unb GlutS fnO einssIae
ben, nit unIerm @sdlOentsn Ocer init benz
eOrref. Sscretdr, pm, 81. 81. 9rCaS, betOe
BON Baltimore, i6sr btsIen @fssnltaub in
9a6iupun3 gu ~trstsr, nm t9re ssSsnlsittsen
anI6ten aus5utaul6ea uno mebrers &rran'
ssmeats gu trtfal.
SDbn Dnfebart, WrdFpent,
s. 8. 6orner, @tttr.
" ANRA
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Cont tpdre benn ftr bic t~1nterbaItung
unlereS bemtlden @ublifums fir Die 6stsrta9e
auf bas 8slte seioret, - 8dae, @Oncertf,
&rdu34en, Gtnpetbuns; 9und,--aleS wtrD
sebOten tpas 6sr3 unO Stnn begeGrt. So
gebst Dsnn BIN unb eenteget bic ~fat5en 6rius
ben GIGtteer StnnSsn unO febret bann NIT
Oeriiu9tsr &raft gu ben @sfAafEsn pe8 Cages
juriif.
w. Msr barauf beSeht III. auf bic Beier>
tage tn 10muden &lsioern e~Inber3useben, cGn
ratben mir Srn. 3. E. &ailers sst6taiti8eS
&Ieiperlaser Nr. 358 gGef 9rattte. 81 belo"
den, unD l& bort einen Mn3ua St rablfn,
tpte lcIde in ben mOOerntsn StOfen bcVt Sor~
r1tbta lfnb.
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SampfersNife.

~ SGS EeOdbenbIatt bs Baltimore Gge&er~ ~
i9etnt teben SseaGg NitaS. @-
GS entb6I IS bretfe SpaIten 9efefOff, unb
has SOpatSt 1T beoeutenb sr5ber os ber ti8IiGs gPsGsr.
SmhGlt:e
yladruptea lRb teIeGrapbi4s Depef@en aus allen E1eilsa
6ea 2anoes.
Gprrefppnoen3en aus ben SetbIa9sra.
@bttprttIle Grtttel aber bic tUi&hsen gaaesfrasea
anS baS Msasfe aus @aibtu8tOn uns ben Departments osr
8e9tcralfB. ~9ebidbts, Deanntsfaitiaes, Sambwir To-
SdaaftIid,e8 &c. iowte Gu@ eiae tsberii6t Der nrOpat
d cM Neut9tettea WeI9e bis sur stumble her publtfa-
ti0u ~etnIaufen.
@tu5eIRe @renlpIGre Fnb ieben SrettaS NtCrsen DpbIoers
paat slr Gsrieubpn8 a 3 @ents tn Der Office gu baben,
s1- ylat GeiufbIans ~Oerieubea mir e~tu3sIre Greuptare
n At8. . ortofret) an trseuD euns gbreiie.
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WtoblctOfru &auperetu.

Oa h9 p5t8r 0erstn O6ats Uremtfrt, ietns Q anten ae-
elteotr unb Iae, bic ft nO4 anl6ltrs Ben peOen, ouf Diegioa.
BEN Z &prI, abenes s llbr bDfidt euselaben. be, ostari6
Bu6si GunI, ede 9arQs UNI 3Omblf itry 90 erf6etntn, b.
EN- Sober isin 0utttanq s6aa in @mpfaas ntbpen fGun.
Sun Anftlas
.. 3uTauf, TrdE.
(9Nal l- SOk. &rQW6 Sci.
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Die 9ebtfsnbcu beS SO9 meytabiaGrs teotineu an, gi,r.
tag, ban Z. &eril. 9~9rr8ets s utr. Durd6 be Nniit1uno
staes pe tsrer (teS ffGSer) e%ebters, ionic bur6 eius ooroeO
nen't'tne %beeerence Var9rbberuNg fer Ghuuefaie 1T GO mir
erntSalt6t. alien NrfDresrlWeeu entIprs6en a. i6uner. 81
tern mid eeionutm 'nS. t6rt 1tnoer netusr aufaft ausu-
vertrdnet ttah ~IrenneItdNt eriuht t9re GnnteiOunsen inn in.
81. % d
1921 No. TIA II. 176 01nbmohr.
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Mehantcs 8oubtrein.

% I'D Cbioer Strftu bSIte Crsanjart bal, 70 wsrbsu aus
3psiIrebutsr %etneelaosu, hen geriammIEnasu leSen Montoo.
@benh Ro. 7S 4aritiCnfr. betsuppbnen. Wd6Iten McntIS
Ultt9Iiee e%iusufnCsn bat.
SIN %aFra5
nzS@tEll%l &.psEIauf, @e1, pro ten,
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Nel bbtbltOtbef u. 3sttMng8sM 9entnr
q. IS. WieOfelD,

Ggentbes Baltimore Wtdtr@,
Sp, 42O g Strase, Jpiittu 8. nnb Q. @trl6e,
@afbtnatom. q. q
e~rpRebft fine rei@baIttst 2stbbtbliotbst ttm oestrten pnbIt.
tIR beRGws- (&yr1-&l
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Gseutur fur @ulbtneton
Ur Or. Gul3berNerS TInEttnFtur.

Sd ,eise meiuen RunDsn In MoibnetOa ICrte btnt BIZ sen
Eu6 fun e~raebenf an, faB 8r. gttbflb, Nc. 42O q Q rob5,
ZEN G3ntmifi rsUsrtauf metnsr &intfur lbsruomnltn bat nn6
erfube dIe NaibtnatOner, wel6e f6 beltS wtrlomen Setlmt
III ties ~bebtensn nOuen, bet 3rn. Wtebftlb porauipre6en.
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9tOnSfhule.
Ah. 9Naaer'fMe @1n1c-

Die %sufnabme atuer SdGlsr, weT&esnur eFum al
,es Sobre& f6ttftnbet, bceiane pt,nfdr. ben a.
lprif, unb bauert s &aee. CUrs37- grrTl
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GHulGuseise

Sn g; u. gon8's e@ule, 10 tde Mprtae. bn 80. Udr,.
bereitS wteocr ibren Nn'Grq ecup liner IA. "fBraeo FIR tpot.
reao nfae SfiIsr e%tntyeten. Sir Ste sd0ler ber ESGfcn
8laie Nib TN Sdute Der uddficn ND6e elm ueuer GprilBt
6fnst, trelter has fGnIntonutiGe Te6uea. @unidbrun1 UNI
business forms umf1st. - SIT 6, @6enbIhule n, m eth
@uriu5 int 3et6nen flu 2ebrltnQe o~sr6unoan. Gin fTr ei,Ssr
3mt6 gerUnnenGr tuGttser 9ebrer mirb IpwSbI Inn fr,ten
9anb5ttnen, ais i'm arditsftOrt6eu uub Wtr@tnen. Reid.
men 9~rintlt6en unterriGt trtbefea. 49,
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Rele MrE2finen

Do Sir 5ra. Sob. @ebttr8 iest elm 8uef tn ter Q8ede.
Office.
% shr srn. @rabe cabinet a0a'erl lieet sn stttf tn
Der Wsdsr-Ofhc
. IL Sar 3rn. @tefon, si'r6raasr. tts9t etn 8rs
1t tcr @eder=CffO.
h9- Sr. @gttlieb g3eiB farm ribhge Ra6ttGter in Der
0iftte bf8 sgeeder" Enlargement ~ep. p
d 6ar 8ran 6ottaTind e ida tereDtli@te 0obuitYpzn
Ite8t Elm griff In Ger % g6ersOf fce.
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$. swimmers @anIe.

Ode BON greeuaraBe unb @tter = 0ues.
Wca Dtenitag, Zen 4. &prtl. btrn an Nome bee 9Dnuer.
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Local NOTICES.
FGAL NOTICE. = The PequannOC

n FGAL NOTICE. - The Pequannock
BANK, Adams Bank, Haywood Chair Man
Company, Jacob Foutz, CaleplVes1 a
bert Ives, E. A. Brown n, "a. FGr e Z q work.
Nelson B. Blair, Henry Rowland, Georg9 N
Starting, Cornelia r. Smith and Mllllam 6aMli
will take notice that Henry ]. Perkins mas me-
nc netition in the Court Of Common Fleas .
C1vaboga County, Ohio, against Norman u bAiu-
win. Yourselves and others, deIendantsl se1tlHS
forth that on the 22d day Of June, 1900, the sAlu
cHted in due form Of law their Mortgage dee9,
ond delivered the same to the delendanL, JosePnn
rev. conveying to him part OF ongln5l IOts =
and AS, in NeWburgh township, 10 say C9unty'
Wounded: Beginning in the center OF the niger
ri Road SO called, and on the east line OF org
inolIof No. AIS, and at the southeastern corner OF
land formerly owned by A. SherWin ,Shcn pS-
ginning point is also one ehaih - INN IN soid
SesterIv from a stone set in the gronhu IN sAIu
originaf east line of saidlot No. AIS. Iheneenonl
- begiDning point s. NV. along the east line
m said original lot No. 4ls, ~leFehclaI - ~
to a stake. Thence n. 80 q W, Paralel Win ~ ~ :
noTtb line of SAID original lots No. All and 40,
ffty-one chains sc INKS to a STAKE IN we Ms
! iins of said lot No. AZ. Thence n. y E aiVu5
said West line thirty CHAINS ana % HH Ebancs :
| sos r along the north line OF SAID lot no. 81
four chains and 43 links to a stake AHe
South five chains and 10 Inks 70 d ~
Thence s. IS E. along the southerly me OF lanl
] Eoruerly owned by A. SherWln Jr. 81 chalhSs ~ :
stake in the Newburgh Road. Thence n. 60
fonr chains 6S links to the center 81 tne lngs[sOl
Road. so called, and also the %centerot sala New
bnrgh Road. Thence s.. 5GA E. along th9 cen
ter 81 said ~IngersOl Road, II CHAINS anu % intL
10 the place OF beginning, containing Olz-IvOtni
scres of land, excepting theretrom the tIc
bonnded on the north by land lately sWned ..
George Kirham, on the west by land i3rmeII!
owned by W. T. Beebe, on the south Dy taut
formerly owned by estate OF R. Edwards ana a
forwards bv said TeW, on the east by the eente
Of the road Heading from Doan's Corners 70 NeS
bnreh, containing about 43 nc es, to secure IN
nevment of FIVE pTomissOry notes, d~atedoePIem1
her Ist- 1884. Three being for the sum OF sl,IU
each- Dayable in five, seven and ten years tLOL
dste one for $1,000, payable two years lIoI
date. and the other for $500, payable nlne yen
rom date, and all in interest from June Isl, To-
novable semi-annually which sad moftgag
deed was recorded July 18th, lsoo' IN vol :
pages 525-7 Of Cuyahoga County kec4rds; III
SAID .Ieseph TeW has assigned sad h0Ies ~
; mortgage to the plaintiff. That SAID 6elenuah
: have obtained judgments agarnstsald norman
which they claim are o lien on sald Ia1ui al
praying hat said land may be sold and the pr
3 rreeds applied in payment of 1.-THE costs OF the 81
/ and Of sad notes. Add said defendants are 7
} ouired to appear and answer SAD petltou
az before the 9th day Of June neXt
WILLIAMSON &
t AnriI d. 1862. Attorneys for plaintiffs.
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