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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-08
Not Alcoholic.


Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases OF
the Kidneys, and all diseases arising
from disordered LiUer or Stomach,
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness
or Blood to the Head ,Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or weight in the Stomach, Sour
Ernctations, Sinking or Flnttering at
the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming
of the Head Hurried and Diff
cult Breathing. Fluttering at the Heart, Chok-
ing or Suffocating sensations when in q ly-
ing posture Dimness Of Vision, Dots or
Webs before the Sight, Fever and duh
Pain in the Head. Deficiency of Per-
spiration, YellowueSs of the Skin
and Eyes. Pain in the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs. &C., Sudden FlDshes of Heat.
Burning in the Flesh. Constant Imagi-
nings of Evil, and great Depressions
of Spirits.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTEBSl
Are not a new and untried article, but have
stood the tes: of fifteen years trial by the
American public; and their reputation and
sale, are not riyaled by any similar prepara-
ton.
from the most eminent
CLERGYMEN,
LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS, and
CITIZENS.
Testifying of their own personal knowledge.
to the beneficial effects and medical virtues of
these BItters.
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4 Joint Resolution proposing
certain amendments TO the
Constitution.

Be Il Tcsoiyed jg The Senate and House of Re.--
.reseHtanUe. Of the Commonwealth Of Penn,ylrd-
MIA an General assembly met, That the following
amendments he proposed to the Constitution
Of the Commonwealth, in accordance with the
provisions of the tenth article thereof:
There shall be additional section TO tie
third article Of the Constitution, to bedesig-
aaied rs section fopr, as follows:
'SECTiON4, Whenever any Of the qualified
electors of this Commonwealth shall be IN any
actual military service, under a requisition
from the President Of the United States, or by
the authority of this Commonwealth, sucn
electors may exercise the right OF suffrage in
all elections by the citizens, under such regG-
lations as are, or shall be, prescribed by Law.
as fully as if they were present at their ussSi
plsceof election"
SECTION 2. There shall be two additional
sections to the eleventh article of the Cons,l.
tuition, to be designated as sections eight, and
uine. as follows:
'SECTsoN s. No bill shall be passed by the
Legislature, containing more than one subject.
which stall be clearly expressed in the tlEe.
except appropriation bills"
"SECTIoS 8. No bill shall be passed hy tae
Legislature granting any powers. or prisi-
leges, in any case, where the authority TO
grant such powers, or privileges, has been, or
may hereafter be, conferred upon the courts
Of this Commonwealth"
HENRY c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of The House Of Representation.
JOHN P. PENNY.
Speaker Of tie SS7st.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY .OY TIE
COMMONWEALTH
HAhRlsBURG April %. 1854.
pennsylvania. ss:
- | 10 hereby certify that the fc-ero-
( 5. ing is a full, true and correct .csHT
| ~ Of the original Joint Resolution 81
the General Assembly, entitled IA Join. Ee7-
olution proposing certain Amendments 70 ;.e
Constitution" as the same remains or f!e in
this Office.
Is TESTIMONY whereof, have hereupto 5e: nv
hand and caused the seal OF the Secrctarys
Jfice TO be affixed, the day and year aboVa
written. ELI SEiFER,
Secretary ofhe Commonwealth.
The above Resolution having been agreed
to by q majority of the members Of each
House, at TWO successive sessions Of the Gen
eral Assembly OF this Commonwealth, ,lhep
! posed amendments will be submitted 70 the
/ people for their adoption or rejection, on the
I ylRsr TUESDAY OF August in tie year Of oar
/ Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
/ four in accordance with the provisions OF the
( tenlh article OF the Constitution, and the act
entitled IAN Act prescribing the time aLl
manner Of submitting te the people, for taei.
approval and ratification or rejection, ihe pro-
| posed amendments TO the Constitution" ap-,
proved the twenty. third day Of 4pril, ooe
/ thousand eight hundred and SIX, sour.
ELI FER,
| Cs-rst1r,y of tIr Can. y a1rsrLik
! May i, l864.-;e.
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Divorce Notice.

WILLIAM oLEs, ! No. 3, December Term
VS.. 1853, Libel IN DlVorce,
SUSAN OLES. To SUSAN 0LES,
respondent, please take notice that subpoena
and alias subpoena having been issued and
returned nihil you are hereby required to
appear on the first day of next Court, the 10Th
day of June next to answer to the complaints
made in this case.
D. C. LARRABEE, Sheriff.
Sherifss Office, May 10, 1864
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Mercantile Appraisement.

List of Dealers in Merchandise in the county
of Potter, for the year 1854, with classical
lions &c
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"a See New Advertisements.

k@- See New Advertisements.
A Substitute Wanted-See our advertising
columns.
List of Letters-John S. Mann.
Pension Bounty and War Claim Agency
Dan Baker. -
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB.
BINS S CO., Retail Dealers in Groceries
and Provisions,
opposite D. F. Glassmire's Hotel,
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Divorce Notice.

Divorce Notice.
LUCY ANGELINA CHARLES No. SO: Dec.
by her next friend Term 1868.
JAMES CLARK HAWLEY Libel in Di-
ANDREW J. CHARLES. Andrew J.
Charles, respondent, pleas take notice that a
subpoena and alias subpoena having been is
sued and returned nihil you Andrew J.
Charles, respondent, are notified to appear at
our next term of Court to answer the COM
plants of your said wife, Lucy Angelina
Charles, and show cause why a divorce should
not be granted D. c. LARRABEE, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, May 10, 1864.
Trial List.
T IST of Causes for trial in the Court OF
L Common Pleas of Potter county, Penn'a.
at the June Term:
Keating ct al vs. Fl. Manning.
D Lewis ct al VS. McIntyre and Mahon.
James Shaffer VS. " May and VIM II Smith
T Ives ct al VS. Henry W Millen
Fuller & Card VS. Deremer & Thompson
Dickson VS. Jones and Jones.
Dickson VS. Burleson
Dickson VS. Jones
Lewis Wood VS. Willard Chandler
Colwell & Lyman VS. Chas Chandler
Boyd Wilkinson Co VS. Lord
for use VS. Byam
School District vs. Potter county
Oswayo School Distr CT VS. Potter county
Mills VS. Bartlett
Ives ct al vs. Cooper and Heister
Harris vs. Cooper and Heister
B S Corey VS. Samuel Hull
Warth VS. Radde
Hawley VS. Runell
Kirby VS. Glace
Ingraham VS. Ingraham
Kelts VS. Daggett
Jones for use VS. Hand.
HI. OLMSTED. Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office, May I, 1864.
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Having secured the services of
HENRY 8. COWBURN,
BLACK SMITH

of twenty years experience in England and
America. | am prepared to furnish farmers
and travellers with the best of
Horse and Ok Shoeing.
) .agle Haiyes, Butcher Knives &c, promptly
L. BIRD. Proprietor,
RrooklaHd, Potter Co.. Pa.
formerly called Cushingvile.
Hay % 1854
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and
CITIZENS.

Testifying of their own personal knowledge,
to the beneficial effects and medical virtues of
these BItters.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-08
DIR. A. FRENCH's
CELEBRATED TONIC BITTERS

4 RE becoming the most popular Medicine
N in circulation for the cure of
LIVER COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA, JAUN-
DICE, DEBiSITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, aud WEAKNESS of the
STOEACR and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
1t is also gaining great reputation in the
CURE Of DIPTHERIA
Principal Office, Coudersport, Pc ter Co., Pa
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q. THOMPSON, MercaRtile App'r.
June 8, 1854.
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-11
WEEKLY SUMMARY

Our weekly seminary THE week
chronicles nothing of Importance.
Skirmishes continue and both gain
and lose. The spring campaign viii
he . dreadfal one, Great battles
VIII be foughhand great sIAughters
Eill DO the result %
A large number of our cavAlry
followed 4By infantry sailed out
the other dsy tpsurpriHe Richmond
and liberateourm men in prisonthere
but they were unable to accomplish
their purpose and on their way
back they were attacked aud suf,
fszAd serious 1osScm ,Ta9m o~on
We havss also ,fnet'awith' other
snail rsverseS, such Is the capture
General Sosmmon and his staff,
with 40 soldier. and the steamship
Levi. tGdi fed1 HonS sol
The progress. made in taking
Charleston u slow, and by no
tnsans cheering, still pltiulAts sue
ress 10 looked for. .eain' ali
We cannotjoint the Registcr in hol.
ding out, Si'it has always done,
that victor IL ours almost At once
That lyingyskunk stinks 80 much
of barsfAced and unblushing false
hoods, that no credit aan By given
TO anything that makes its appear
suce written by Skunk in bis yuI'
gar sheet. NJ, no, there will be q
lonP. ~protractsd and desperate
struggle oneboth, sides before a H.
nal and complete victory can be raa.
tionally looked for ., our jubilee ol
peace; but If more heart and soul
are thrown,into the work, the SOON
er it will be- done. .-'I'
haH4LaH 10 L|H--
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-11
The 3 gistss,

The lying and libclling ktg's'er
10 more than ever determined to
keep us before the public. All
right-our shoulders are broad
our arm is long and strong, and
our chest is firm, and, consequently.
We can meet our Bcoundrel Islander.
er in the gate. He informs his
readers, that we have signed .
Temperance pledgo. Well, what
of thstl Had we not . right TO
do sol. We have never interfered
with any Of our neigbbors-not
even with Mr.. Skunk--for their
eating Or drinking what they please
where they please. and how they
please. But Mr.. Skunk Of The
Register says that wshave been
seen since We signed the pledge,
90 inebriated that We could hardly.
walk in the streets. Mr.. Skunk
did not see us himself, but Mr., and
probably Mrs, "THEE SAY told him,
all about it, We advertised some
H 70 d.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-11
Fhs Reason why W. send ont only Half
Q Sheet this Week .

1t is well known, that ever since
we settled ID Eaton, we have been
threatened with expulsion from
the town, orSwith death on the
spot, and our Office has been threat
snsd with destruction. We have
neither Law, nor protection to look
%, and, consequently, we are, to .
great extent, LETS protect our.
aelves a. best we can. Why the
Democratic party 20 ,smely submit
aOths insults offered to them, we
knOW not. Hdf.
Last week, On attack wat made
upon one Of our respectable neigh:
H6rs, rad isihoS.tassi In his store,
and tpmblsrs we're broken BY q
soldier, who threatened asthe same
dine to destroy our Office, and aft
Arwss4 told usI IN TIE street, that
~ soldiers would clear out tie
NA6ls of the Butterhuta ia the
soen. How long the Democratic
pniasin orr lscAlity mean 70 put
a.xL .SA ao
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-11
NOTICE!

Philip W,kle, plaintiff, Pre'le County
pm against FER Court Of Com d
Christins Ry ers and P.sas, Petition for
others. defendants u q Partition 90
UllHE defendants, Eliz beth W5SIes widow
IL aud d. weress, and Christina Roger
aud Isaac ltnsers her husband, John WykIe.
Cstherira Gooshwald aud John G~poshwald
her hush ind. Jefferson Wykla. Philip Wyklt
4 minor, Albert Wikle u minor, Gei rye
WykleB minor, Martin Wykle y minor, Sar
ah WskIe u minor. sud MOS Wyklpa IN dor.
child rem Spq legal heirs of David Wykle, de
ceased, who was u son aud heiratlaw Of
George Wykls, kfte II 4'reble eonAtx. Ohio.
dpeSased,--r . said widow aud children ol
sasa David all fesidinginF ppecanae cturnty,
Indians -~Maglalene Wykie, daughter Of
liz said &, Jorge Wykler dssyssy d, .apd why
resides in Eut lS'ahl tudh,y 1uEa;' J6hh
'WykIe, 9son OF sid Geor.s Wlkte, do
ceased, and who residss IN Lass conpy, In
diana; Elizabeth ,euok AND barry CuuS der
husband she beng = daughter ufsHI Ssorge
Wgklel deceased, ndbpth residing w llp.e;
cauoe county, IIid"na; Rebecca ,DoIsJn
and AlLeFtD0ison her husband, sIe being
. daugitrr IT said Gorge WykIe d rc,a MS d,
and both 7 'sldlpg in D"Sitt county Llplots;
|SiiynueiN yRle, y snu Of said Georg. W. Ale
ldeeeaspd, aldss anteelOF, Ee0r-e Wykles Vt
Clpiton county, Ohio, the all Samuel esd
ing in Prrbie county, Uh,os S6ion AfWyI :
q son 81 sad G-orge Wyhlt dc, eased, mud
whs resides Hlso in Preble county, utfo; All
Catherine Wyklr, al lIiotie dau4 hter 0fsaid
George W ykie, deceased, whJ resId 8 wen
her sister H1absh Co.'s M fihtecaiao.
county, .Indhuni, r, hereby nutiG d that ;at'
,abaye nsmol phinuG PhdNp RHle -n1h
27thida Oi ~January, A. D.. 1862 filed h.S e,
Dn the u erE s'Sfhtes ii ile vUhrt vi
Common Pleas, OF the said couAtySifi Probe,
~agaiusrlhen as such d~efendants, vile EhtA
Gaid peiitianeE Demands thesass,gPmrl got
the dover OF sad Eljzsbejh w kls, WIDOW
Of ihesss,d nayld Wykie,, deieased, ID Tie
.~intirst " whieb h -,ffakink,c wotff he en-
titled, aud pa.tition Of one hundTed acres
Iof land, luuSain aud benny The sylLh gtag.
ofrthe soHtbbssE qSaRef y ssecaibh elseea.
.iD t0whshlyasin, OF rlpgk tbrtc, ID ibe sad
county Of kfeble, 81 whclf Tie said Gaorge
Wykls. hls, ami heir anveshn2Td,ea ssiSsgti
Aad said gshhd bls are huriherA nsnie,a
that3ths FehtO rhr swtb- make Af4ifudfiDl
At tin ;egn ofs4dOtplVt ecqlGlnIehgo reSt
IsfySsthA :eSIhratlon Of forty days, from this
dale. for an ordet that said HSGfIea ssg sd
and PaitIlOn made. .ds1udsmSjiW
\ vAttestsRs NV. Larsh ElksE % SgaA
Lasf ts aaFODS 4 STEPHENS, %
Attorneys tor ~l'etinOner.
FsbrusrTA, lsSt-sOd [PE sI5;SO
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-11
SATURDAY. the lpthday ofMarohI
Order Of Sale.

IN saturdays the Birthday Of March
'OsI6DA between the hours VI len u'cluck
a. N. aud four pSlpGk, - Ma iii The vnem:
Uses, near LewiSbafg.A 55daSs o. an !Dorr,iWr,l
~ ale Tor sale FOR that purpose issued. we
viii oiler at public sale the fv Ig.iing Itral
Estate, situate N rreb 9 county, Ohio 10 NIL
Beglnmng olfthe halt heaivrf lin 5g l,ol,s
lFest Of the norasaass carnetaof he s5dtb.
cast quarter section u, Township 7. Rance
3 East thence south Al East ST pofts t51
stone corner thehee Eaat IL poles AID 8
links TO a stone eoriler; aieGee So,hhs Ifs
Last ~ poles 10 "a Stone cUrher in IGc creek.
:.:a.suee <VFth 75', West 81 poles ahd1f
Il pRs to 4 stone oOr4eEt tisnss, y y, n a53
West 80 poles to q stJiie corner then.s
South liz West IL poles 10 II ,st~oneIeorn.r. I.
thence Soutn 81 Neat IL poles losn .st.ns,
corner; thence North 81. West 10 uuIps III
u stone CORNER thence North ~ Ne.t Ia,
poles TO y stone corner thence North 6GI5
East 9 poles aud II. .lgks u 4 s1oM cST,rs
tnence NORTH S3'NEast 81 poles and II Inn.
ft0aa stone l%vornerS thehce North llo E.A
81 poles aid IL inks to II si6re ,dd,,n,e. :.
uleIee, North 81 70 poles u, .lIe ~beginnjua
Ecoiitd.hifg vi Jacres and 70 poles df N n
more or IesS, l,oSsIiier with The Mill. bu IA.
ings, &c, and AL :bc wafer privileges and
arpuftenhnle s lhereunt0 Ilelonginr. and
wuich are iu yldtscrlbet ON record bT,t
tract with the III II and water priyilr % will
be SEPARATELY sold. aud Id fapIGais3.J a
$7,OUv W. .pgNT,N lEW I-.T
AIs", The, following tract, Beginning ,at
the southwest c0rh,r Of The south east quar-
ter SsclLqg 2O,TdgFshlp I, Range 3 Est;
thenee North % EaH un the section line
llQShoies aud 20 iin4s " seeSfone Corner;
thence North 80 WssE6tA p@tes 20 'rst HI,
.YfneE thebee North e. ! nst % po4t
aud 10 nks Y 4 si9RsGorper % the SEA Oh
line thence North IT West Is poles 40 a
stone cGfnct, thenee. North SI9 Kesr,l.l
poles aud ~ links to o stone corner thence
Norih' 259 West ~ poles Il aest5ne %cDrner;
thence Nhrih 6Sii" East 4 poles and / links
10 aastonef cbrner; thence Nor'h 25a WGSsi
~ poles to a stone corner : thence .Eoftlf
300 West rs p0les2 links to q stone cornef
thence South 8dS West 80 poles aud | 6 links
to a stone eornsr, ueing the nurthARest cor.
ner Of said quarter i,hpuce South sako East
On The Tfalf section lliHef l6ioi,Gles to- the
begin:nng, containing SO acres, d rooasa nd
prle Of land, CnDre orslesRbtlhis SO tsac,
vii be sold separately, and s. spprI ised AT
$l0UO 90
1ERMy OF SAlE Tote third GsER down,
aud the residue il two equal annAial pay
ments, With interest fronthe day ut safe, TO
be secnfedby mortsAgsbn tn, prSm Aes
Persons IL )Gtem plating -bidiing IN the
hpremises would n we1f 10 eSi AID GlIy
exapine Def r. the dsy o. sale :
JULIA A. &RuBERT SWlSHER,
~ f1Exs Of Wn, Syislier dec a.
GlINoREk ~tfSarsEtI,A AT al
Feb. II, 1854 st FIR. SlTO)
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-11
iMEW AaKsR7yEHENJs
FARM FOR sAEE

TIME andersignea having eSubluded a oip
N the Army oilers for hi Farm. sim,
hied oif Bahta's Fork, 3 MITES Horth.ehst n
Eaton; " contains l22l acres, 30 acres uu.
der cultivation. This farm contains about
so acres Of the best bottom land, Is Well
waterrd, has on il a good Saw Mill, a good
bank barn, 70. 4 DEellins House. shlann
excellent spring. Purchasers ran havI from
one to five years to make payment.
Feb iiFlsS+vue ELlsLA0MPsDNT
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-11
LEGAL NOTICE TIgs
y Andrew Wright u !. PreblsC omaSs w ..
Il A va 81 Pleas In Pafti,;en

awe 1870 -#NA NMf ~ WIZ
ANDREW Wrightr PrebIs connss s.
James Wright, ct. al
aINlfEF above. named defsndaStai 1Jssktsl
j. Wrightl of Woodford couutr Illinois
Peter. Wright, Jacob Wright Eiton7 0ilit i
and Elizabeth Gill, shii Wife. and Jeha
bright Of Wabash, county, Indisnss- Joha
/: brubaker and Els ptah BrGbakstl kis wifa N4H
'of Lee county Illinois; WiIIiaw, ,Wsikkt,y
David Wright John T. McrninSstar ma ID
Sarah "A. NAornihgstsr, shisb wife; MS6lda "a y
Jane VIZ ght, q minor; Melsonal Wrifht IaIsH n
minor; Mary Wrght q minor Hanpak A. se''
Wright, a miner, and Anna Wight wiasu > .
Of Daniel Wright, deceased. Of sehis sSua.
~, Ohio; are hereby notified that on he 81
dav Ut January, 4. D, 1861 the shove sM
named petitioner, Andrew Wright fled hisy4G
.f,etinaniin the, Clerks Office ofthe Eonn II
Common Pleas, Of PEBBLE county, ObiA u r
against them as defendants, wherein TIA
laEkpeup"ner Demands the. assignment.ef
the lower Of tho saideAnna Wrightni1 ths 90
tnc5 Undivided eleventh. vaft 81. AAA aIso W
partition ofthe following Real EatniS. sit1,
a'e lips the county Of Preble, and Usale y
Ohio, and described as followsst 0wiE NaaaaNNI
rOne hundred acres, situate and teihg fSASNe
tlr west side OF the Nosu west qnafter II =
SECTION number "a, Aoftdwhship g., 81 fAs8S A
( east; &c., bopnde ! on The east by q SiksG
acre tract, in the same quartef, owned III :.
Jacsb ,Tfout, and extending 10 lie efifinsf -
line, OF the quarter ON the nsriA.ves, aha
Vsonih espocnvelv. 81 IA ~ TPAsj
AlsoSts eniy acres in and or De nsftk
side OF the southwest quarter Of sai3 6sers
ton ~, in township s, and ranrs 3 esakr
and more particularly descrihediB Z aeed q -
conveyance executed 10 William Wrirtl.
iaceas q y John Flora and wife % he 81
day Of August, A. D. le29. sy,,gw ,s,,asss 4
Also, seven aces In and being an n u
: asst half, ofthe south-eas, apsftsr, of sssr
ton 20, township S, range 8 east, exeSpkar
ten acres, or ofand inths southwest ecrnsf ag1
OF said half garter sold and coassyst
one Jacob Yost. gs9tEs
g Also, hert-two acres one rood and eiFAe
teen poles, part of and in the soufk.us1a4 =. n
quarter Of said section 10, township anf
range AFORESAID. Beginning a. The eloutkEBEs'a
westeO5ner OF said quarter Shd rnn6iir 80,
thence north'49e westJson section iiAo IA
poles to a corner; thence north Btks safS
parallel with section line 50 p6leS toS a93s
'Der;s thence south AZ east, pafnIlef I'm
section line, l42 poles to the south liua
the quarter; thence west on MIG iliSS u NNs Z
piles to the place of beginning end Sshf aFs
timing in the aggregate tive hundred 81
foriYlt D acres more or iesad k1d III n,
f'ndAhts are further notified that she eaiatyas.
PETITIONER will mAkeapplichficn sUskat aSlS IFss
term of said Court for au order that NJ 2nS
)i6w6t may be assigned and saie paTIiaona IS
made accordingly.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-11

iiglously, andsolemnls bsfef God,
that Mr.. skunk ahl hlA informani
are simply liars, sdd I'D bot the
truth. How can the seeing has
the truth is not ii / hem.
We boldly Challenge M. skunk,
Of his boafders--Mr. and Mrs.
They Say" to prove their das-
tafdlsa
charge against us. In short, there
leaftrVtbOk m tesAysrsliatIe aud
deliberate liar, slanderer and scoun7
'dref, IN or ont of hell, than Mr..
skunk Sft6sE at6H 'RegHtst Il
-is written. that b liar silSff not in
herit the EiEgdom Of Cod Let
Ms Skubkl Rr6gSFehs. esh ASIet
he says of us. We-staad psepated
~ prove tbstAeisa liar.
The damPaAti@Sp Which an offended
God, and III insul,ed conscience,
must pronounce upon such a Villain
ss the Editor of the Register. oh
his deathbed, must be awful and
desperate, G99MAJUJ s5hg
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-11
, ATTENTION!

% Messrs. Coffman and Dsemhave
rpened their new" Bank on Main
Street, where they win receive dc.
.posits of gold, silver and green
backs from their customers npou
good security in dry goods which
they will sell as cheap a. any other
house in town. Thewinterstock 10
be sold out at less than cost price.
--- -
~ It 10 with much pleasure that we
notice the eItabli.hn,sni Gfa new Flax Com.
pauy at the Washington Mil. West Maiu
Street Out farmer friends viii please Rad
THAR Advertisement il another column, and
bring on their Flax to AessrsF ostsr& Win,
or by who they will bo treated literally
and politely" IL .ab dol ad' a. 1.lsTc
~ 0LoCKwoo 3 All selling
the best, Groceries ut reasonable
prices gi,u ',9 a5 I'' III .5,. a. isg
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