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INC. 2ill
TINTED STATES Or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF If
DIANA IS
WuxprAs, A libel Of informsficr has beer filed In the
District Cour Of the United States within and for
The Seventh Circuit and District n Indiana, on the 2eth
day Of January, 1858, hy John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney
fer 'he Cnitcd States, for the District Of Indiana, against
the following described credits ard effects Of on william
J Bocomh. to-wft: -Four Pronissory foies, all dated
March 3uth, 1861. fer tSs0 90 each, payable In l ?, 3 ard
4 years respectively, from the ist October, 1851, with In
tsress; ssfi notes we're given by one John J. Osks 70 one
Seth Way, and by him assigned and transferred % ssid
Hofcomb, and secured by mortgage on certain real estate
IN Laporte county, Indiana. for violation of the powers Of
an act Of Congress, approved July II, 1852, entitled IAN
act 20 suppress insurrection, 20 punish treason snd rebel
loo. 20 sefrs and oonHscs;e the properly of rebels and for
other purposes, "and praying process sgainstssid properly,
spd that the same may be condemned and sold as
enemies property.
Now. thercfcre, IN pursuance Of the uonition under the
seal q said court, 20 me directed and delivered, l do here
by give public notice TO all persons claiming said proprty,
or any part thereof, or in any manner Interested therein,
that they be and appear before the said Dsrict Court Of
ths United States, IN be held AZ the city OF Indianapolis,
In And for the District Of Indiana, on the third Moucsy Of
February next. .; ten O'Clock Of the forenoon OF tina,
day, then AMI there tor interpose their claims srd 10 make
their allegations in that behalf.
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The events Of the war as they are developed will be
faithfully given, so that the public mas he advised A. 70
its progress; the results Of battles; the condition Of the
con'ending armies, and all that aBeets the great struggle.
at home and abroad, for the overthrow Of the Rebellion
In addition, the Ssntia,l will contain the CURRENT
NEWS Of the day, CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
ITEMS, the latest reports Of the NEW oh and GIN
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give it, columns an int rest for all classes OF reader anc
such information a will be especially adapted to tn.
well being VI the citizens OF Indiana.
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we possess. to faithfully advocate democratic sentiment
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SALOON.
Excelsior Saloon and Restaurant
NO IS EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
indianapolis, Indiana.
RUDOLPH FEY. Proprietor.

"HIS FIN SALOON WILL BE ENE on
to- morrow (Tuesday,) March 10, with a splendid
lunch al 3 O'Clock AN.
Tie proprietor fatters himself to announce to his
pat ons and the citizens of indianapolis generally. hat
he has Spar'd no money or means 10 make this house
what ]. ought to be, one of the finest and haLdsomest
saloons in the West.
lie will keep c instantly on hand the best Rhine and
Native Wines. thampaignes, Lager Beer, Ale and the
very best OF Liquors
He is also prepared TO furnish Meals AZ all times after
short n tice. and invites the public for a call.
rrcho dim
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DASyuir, IA, Junc 2, 1862.

Dr. VIZ. II. osLDs Sr, In February. 1861, I
was afflicted with the sugar diabetes, and for i've months
! "a ssd more than tive gallons Of water IN - hours. |
was obliged TO set up as often az ten or twelve times du-
rms the night. and IN I've months l lost about so pounds
In weight. During the month Of July, ell, l procured
two bottles Of Constitution Water, and in two DAYS after
using it experienced relief, and after taking two bottles
! Wa entirely cured. soon after TegsiRing my usual good
good health. Yours. truly,
J. Y. L. DE WITT.
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ESTABLISHMENT ia5 CLARK IT. cTcAso. Ill.
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Which 10 he unmarried female is O constant recurring
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trre, the suppression becomes chronic, the patient gradu-
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sweats come on, and the consumption finally ends her
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PHYSICIANS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hare long since given up tie use Of huchu cubes and
ribef IA the treatment of these diseases, and only use %
for the want Of a better remedy.
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Initiate and dronch the kidneys, and by constant use soor
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LEUCORRHGA, OR WHITES.

cous lining Of the vagina or womb. II is in all cases &C
compsnied by severe psns mths back. across the bowels
and through the hips A teaspoonfui ofthe medicine may
spoonful OF medicine, mixed with q hall piHt Of soft water
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