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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
The Singer Sewing Machines

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Is fast gaining aworld-wlde reputation. 1t is be-
yond doubt the best and cheapest and most b. au-
liful Of all Fau,iy Swing Machines yet offered
to the public No other Family Sewing Machine
has 50 many useful appliances for Heinming
Binding, Feing. Tucking Gathering, Guaging
Braiding, kn,brcidering, Cording, and SO forth
No otherF amily Sewing MaciSsne has so much
cOpaclty for great variety Vi work. Great pnd
recent inlros emer's make our Family Sewing
Machine most reliable. and most dur able and mos,
certain IN action al all rate, OF speed II makes
The intcrocked stitch, which is the best stitch
known. ANY me, even oi the most ordinary ca
paciy, can see, at glance, how to use the letter
a Family sewing Machine. Our Family Sewing
Machines are finished IN chaste and exquisite
:. ic
Tie Folding Case ofthe Family sowing Machine
IS piece OF cunning workmanship Of the most
useful kind. il protects the nach.ne when not
in use, and when about to be operated may be
opened a spaciou. aul substantial. table to sus-
tam the work. While some Of tn. Cases made
out of the choicest woods. are finished il the SIM
rles, and chastest manner possible others ar,
adorned and enlbeihshed in the most Costly and
superb manner.
II Is a5solutel, necessary to the Tam,
Machine N operation, 80 a. TO judge Of its great
capacity AMI beauty.
II Is iast becoming popular foi family sewing a.
our ,ianaiacfuring machines are 1or manuiactur-
Ing purposes.
Ine Branch Offices well supplied with silk.
twist, thread, needles oil, be, Of the very best
qaalltr
Send for PAMPHLET
TIE SINGER MANJfACTuRINGc COMPANY,
~ broadway, New York.
Chicago Office ." Clark street,
Il. kkAt:n Il Co.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

is0 S0wsh <Iars. Street. Chicago.

TIE nj \ REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
ieeaiiy "a iaed Ph. ,ician in Chicago who
m..Nus tIlc tl.aiment Of Private toaii ,tlnts j.
epe laiisf. IL, eiIce has bon established eN-
pressls % AFFORD Tue affected sound ana scientific
medical .d without inc use oi u.urcur, or nuX
ipns d.r.>. DR.. =. has Tor many years devoted
his wheie attention 10 the treatment oi private
complaints ii iie.i VI. .ea ANA complicated forms.
Hi success ii tie treateIlI .; tuc.e long stand
Il- ana alcnli Casts such were tol me- ~ con-
sltleIpa IL liable, IS sCieni 10 lccninInpnd l!l.
70 Tic pipic worthy OF the eztensi,e patron
are Nsi'h he bus Ieee.H sd. IN professional ex-
n'.rier i. hospital an4 pinstc practice extend
IN 'hiou d n.an' Neats IN rs .ni other depart
uie;tS - lae41csl ieute, ne - the asecyercr OF
lie only sate speedy and fl.itie relI.,s.cs in.-
has ieftsfS - re- otitilebda,iDu from the most
dio imgtisaci .aa experienced sur ata ana
F.ll seian. al tnis eoonirN. test,n,Gsa!s % his
superior skal and nlui.iln, ndsment in the
tre.fflen. = / sease, ri private nature.
,ac universal a! un.ailu- ST III,
treat .nent aeop u ti.l. has proved beyond a
doupt that permanent care or ia worst eases
o. CONSTITUTIONAL syphilis gonOrgll.4e, strictures
in any toru all mcrcitrial .evtnlis diseases OF
sc skin. kidneys add bladder, impOiencv. suer-
ntarf'te3 etc, can Nos D. obtained 10 moral
,@ttaif ~. i application u made IL those whose
nisiii once n3H and eNpel,ru-e ., reileG on
ieEA-, l.eis espes ls.iY Aau i4atv neoo.ne vic
TINS - solitary ,icy ar sell abG-r. tiai dread III
flt's tsttttG ttaiit, NAtNl, Annually
al eutnieis -fstc oas+tds ~ ynAa- men Of tie
pln-t * ..fes. tdeat~ an brilliant intellect may
c".i with . al eandssele, an pcfiect care.
rt4n tics slt.ef- ifol ifrc.. flaI ties att Ian.
Oh puberty, mehsitu"'lon or pfegl an y. or per
sous aavinz any obstruction 10 mari iae should
see thu doctor II once and be curod.
liz thinks t Is his dut1 10 ady ise ,i,o unforru-
nate, particularly stf9fsg.ra, - br o.l.tul that
tbeF are nd ,u.,,es ~ t;,l,e advertisements of
inas,ia.g uposters. lie who i.ces,hu un-
'le .he carcoi DIR. i. gaaS reIisiowsis conide in
hiS honor = seat -eaan- and confidently rel, up
Oh IN skill phvsetaa.
u. u. iiieii the patient previous to coinmen-
cug t.ie treafiaent OF his case how much he " III
effect a cure; and when such ARRANGEMENT is
entered upon, in no case viii he msae u second
chaf-e.
oaiee and 2eaGla within half square Of the
iesi ailsa, here IL, are polite invited to call
Oiiiee hours from a. N. toe. y. m; SUNDAYS
l"a ~. 10 noon. Consultation a office free.
md Stamps ana -et mis- Gl.iJe Health.
iJai OFFICE LA i5i. spl5 dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

biAfKHca ASD DgsENTrny.-N We have
e%ainined . II number oil letters from
some OF the mo prominent citizens OF
Cincinnati aud Coginston, etc. speaking IN
the highest. terms Of DR.. Stlicianl' Antl-
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of dillrhoa
and dysontery. The letters are too long TO
publish. Mr.. Woods, of Coy neion, says
nc vas pronounced incurablc Nv The best
doctors in CincindMi, and one bottle IL Dr.
Strich lands Anti-Chocra Mixture effected
permanent cnrc after suffering for months
with The worst form Of diarrhma and el,scn
terry. 80 cts Il bottle For sale bv drugs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
IOWA NEwa.

4 = - 49, ftr~sS 49, -
Iowa had furnished up to Janaury 1st,
1864, 81, .oS volunteers for the various arms
of the service. The enrolled militia for 1863
numbered s6,8O1 men.
"A large number Of Nurwegians recently
arrived at Lansing TO purchase farms in Al
amakce county. The Norwegians are an
honest, industrious class Of people, and are
! said to be loyal
a little daughter Of Delos Crandall, Of
Jones county, was fatally burned a few days
ago BY going too nssra Pile Of burning
wees III field, her clothes taking fire.
The skin from her knees up was crlsped like
burnt leather md her eyes were burn; out.
Sine lived about seven hours, and was able
10 talk 10 the last. So SAYS the Anamosa
Eureka.
HoncIDrs.--The keokuk ConstitiLtion
records two murders in Lee county ON the
night vi ulelsfl. inst One Of the murder
ed men was a Mr Fulton, living near West
poInt. who was called to his door and shot
down. The assassins took several b ,rses
iion his stable. Tie other case was that
II an Unknown man, IDatman, killed at
aontfose by an unknown hand j. LaMott,
an old cilizen Of The town. is under arrest
on clargc Of committing III murder.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUSNESS saD DEBILITY
Dr. Nh-ieh'4ads ESsr.->te c4.i recon
irend taese .sinerng with los, Of Ape
tire, mig sion, VI Dyspepsia, Nervousness
aaa Nervous Dcuih +, - use Shrek iaud' |
! nc. Il j. vegetable preparation, (fee
~ m alcoholic liquors i. strengthen, the
whole nervous system; IL creates a good !
appetite, and Is warranted to cure Dyspep- !
sa and Nervous Debility
For sale hy bru9gis.s generally at S per |
bottle Prepared ~ Dir. 4. Strickland, 6 |,
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
july Z0-i& atf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
HOUSEHOLD FURNiRuRE.
Baltimore Il OEio K. Il, Ke-ODened

vI,Hl~ GREAT NATiONALTH1RO GHFARE
i is again epn for ife glts ard travel The
cars and machinery destroyed are replaced by ~
running stock, with ell recent Measurements
am, rs TIE or,dges and .aoA IL again in knbstan-
.iai condition the wei earned reputation of this
road tor SPEED, SECURITY and COMFORT,
viii be more than sustained under the re or ani
zaiion OF lis business
I l'raistiton 10 tae unequaled attractions of nat
u'al scenery heretofore conceded to this route
troubles upon the border haAe ds.eeia, ii nu,nes
ons poiatsqpon the road betw cen tn, Ohio River
aad llafpei'5 Ferry, with painful but instructive
interest .ts4
= Gorneetioos AT the Ohio River with Cleveland
and pittsbarg, Central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroads; and through them with
the Whole railway system of the Northwest Cen
trA West and soiuhUes ;ai Haruer,s I errv r;,i,
tteWinclester road; al Washington Junction
with the Washington hraash tor Wasbinyton
City and the Lower rotomac at baltimore with
four daiiy trains Tor fiiiaieiph aaad Nr,ys Y.,rk
1--WE dvars additional on through tickets ~
Baknnore or the Northern Cities. give the ny;v.
legAof visiting Washington City en- route-beine
IS lower than the cost Of any other line. ~ -.
cent chargeti, and the rate to Baltimore be;nv
&1.S9 lower thanrecently charg .dby NAV AZ In.
risbusk. This i The only foete ~ 1hick pa;sen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
Woman m all her Difficulties

Is invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers of this harmless bat effective prcpara-
ton. Al the 'wo epoeh' % lie IN which The fe-
made - stem undergo, the most important, aud
critical changes, the Pills will prove posi-
iive safeguard against evil consequences. They
are also coniiieniiy recommended specific III
every disorder 10 which females are exclusively
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
Bilious ,ialadl. 3 &c. .Ec

In whatever form disease attacks the liver ii l.
repealed aud ext rnninaicd by this searching
pa ulc~S and irresistible eufaiiYes Bilious re-
ulittcnt~. bilious ptIgntg. and all the ordinary
disorders Of th. organ Indicated hy pam in the
rghi side and between The shoulders vellownc,s
o, the whites Vi the eyes wsahuess and debility
Nc, are relieved and removed by the remedy,
with CELEBRITY which astonshes tnc suie rers and
their friends. Lei the siel, whom the faculty
abandoned resort with confidence 70 This power
lul ans. bilious agent aud restoration TO health
and activity Will be tie unyaisino results
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

Tie sympfe..s Of Caialfn as .hey generally
Appear at FIRST very slight, Persons find thev
'l'sse cold that they have frequent attacks. and
arr more sensitive 70 the changes 81 temperature.
Ia this condition, the nose may be dry or ii slight
ti,ien and adhesive. i, the disease becomes
chroue. tie discharges are decreased il quantity
and changed in quality tliey arc now thion and
heavy, and me flsked Or congAyd Of The Sc
cretlans are :iusi,e causiae bad breath tie
v"ie' i tiisk md nasal tlie eyes are weak the
sense II smell i, le,seaed .. destroyed deafness
frequently takes place. Another common and
important ,snpton Of GatliIh - That tie per-
>oi, IS Obliged to clear his throat Ia TIE mornt .
II thick Or Shiny mucous, which has fallen
dova from tho head during the III. dit Wb,u
ia'~ af.> place. The person may be sure 'lat his
disc ~ Is Or rs way 10 The lungs, ana -l.ould lose
no tinir III arres,iu4i.
u II e.le.s ~ ~ f..e Of he ,aaDy Catq,rh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
DISC ders Of t . Stomach

Are the sources OF the dsatlliest maadies Their
effect is to viatc all the fluids Of the body. and
to send poisonous stream through all the chan
ne!s oi Circulation Now, what is the operation
q. the Pills. They cleanse he bowels. regulate
the liver bring the relaxed N initiated stomach
int" natural condition and actin through the
srcrctltt organs Upon THE BLOOD ITSELF. change
the state of tire system iroil sickness 10 health
by exercising simultaneous and wholesome ef-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

That ne abov" statements al all times b,
verified bv the written testimony te>tenlu.
through Il quarter = 4 century Of teus 81 thou
sauis o. unlmpeaehable wiinus-,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
Fine WARRANTED.


"e ~ aware thai many medicines are war
tansei, Knowing that they viii never be return
,eee tut We assure Yea that We do moi wish Yu,T
without giving value re.s,-a3 IS, >
rs Verse ttan roy Defyto get gam IN .bat
way, anu Wien We warrant this Rr.steruc we
neaii what We say. II any one uses Inc F,,ew.ed
iur Ing dtse-lss ior wnie., we reeotiuicnd II and
Is MT insiy - tieii Sisat il /. aot all we rccep
msnd t. he can return the bottle to the agent he
p"rcE.s' d the ledicine Of who will refund Ia
money.
Should your nea,es, drayEist non have ,he ~.
tclc, do a be put off witfoiiy other Orr Duration
uiaflnas De offered in Its place, but send 10 our
sssent, ana he will forward, securely packed. by
BY express. sxwARR - SDroSiTIoM =
Sec THAT our signature is on every bottle you
Of Erkweed, or Humor ar Liver Syrspv Z hia,Sn
IN the pdetle-~isdsIe othcr is gepnina. = xssS7,
rrief otpsr buetle, - ~ lt5flos - e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
- spers DI rrh,ea, Weak

The terrible bodily aud mental pangs which
characterize i'yspePsia a1e IT once mitigated by
the fliis. Ba,llaa, constipation headache,
physical pfosifaion, nervous tremors hot bushes
spasns affections OF the kidneys, hemorrhoids
Or piles and il fact, all int rnal complaints, from
whatever cause arising, give way before the sal
ntniv influence ot this extraordinary remedy
A. speoiiic tnr dyspepsia, and the disorders
connected VITA il, ar growing cut Of II. the Pills
are alwass to BE- relied on when every other med
iciue and mode Of treatment has utterly failed.
HoLI.OWAY'S Pills ARE THE BEST REM.
I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
[(Il:l[lsl|
a0xEa or The SPECIFIED PILL

cDErTE1C PILL
n0XE2 OF The Ok GOA~ ~ -.
WtsL fRoNrrLY, PES Ecr.Y AID rEsnAsi, rs. :.
ane rmntOrr lie ~ seminar ~ enM Z 49,.
nsOl un tary Nightly or E.1liy 49,.
sows.rROaIsI.AILfC arssp en- hy" 1910 co.,
rect those terrible morbid conditions 's ics
from the pr -nary dsoase or from 80 .,,c.h,c IN
TIE SPECIFIC PILL Is eauany - },r;rory n.
the 5, ns;.ney Diabetes Lime
slfafion Incnfae y ~ ~, t,pt.r Niky Discharges,
2rict -asf ~ osis ~ -. ~ the Eidneys 4e e
n. IAN Major OF S,,.den,s and ali Who follow
scde tary rccupalon, =. "a a,a peculiarly subject
Srs SyAe,a a. 800 rr;nrrv Oreans They
10 weakncsseso. VIZ o1 r-Tr snECfF1C PILL.
as. "a v IL i. ANY, : sns :; some.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
The Great Ambassadors of Health
to all Mankind
Ih ,e Mighty Heaters, World
known and World Tried, are
4 Boon to the Sick.

The waut of sterling medicinal TO meet the
MS and necessities oitie suffering portion OF hui
inahity, and Que entitel, fire. from mineral
and other deleteiions PARTICLES. was severely felt
til this all powerful medicine was usl.ercd into
the world; HoIIowAY's iNyALuAbLE PIIls have
become the HOUSEHOLD REMEDY of ali nat ions -
heir attribute ~ to PREVENT as well as to CT RE
they attack the RApIX ROOT of the complaint
ami thus, by removing the hidden cause OF dis
ease relhy isorate and restore the dropping ener-
gi"s 81 the SYSTEM assisting nature in her task
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
.yAa. IL. sSgTSEsbx1'.
coDpess 1sit,l ana Utaxicr !!
s <.enegssa xssas;,er sn Sim.
conner ~ Slsecs-arOm.

nARifst.LAR. ATTENTION PAID TO TIE
manufacture ct nsasy : GET leFn. 'Ssasoitc
..,rrxs halle. s,..secs:fn-~, ..ors. ss-
~. pun. COPPER Stills. CAPS ANO
WORMS. Ankinas os horse work, Plumbing,
aooiing. cutters, conaattefS, Bathing n ar'i as
PUMPS. Lead Pipe. etc. furnished Ia o's'vr
'Vtu Ware. co istanriv on hand, and made
q ar.ar. Renairing promptly attended to- Slop
10. Main St, near Ferry Landing. jn21
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24
. ORIGINAL. NOTICE.


scorr covyrY. lusti. C. $ Revenue stamp
The District Court. ! 6Pcants.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-24

The history of these great Rene dies is the most
wonderful medical revelation that the world has
ever known II establishes the all-in,nor,ani
fact that WHEREVER and in WHATEVER SHAPE in.
teinal disease exists the disin'ecting, searching
aud healing properties of the Pills are fully equal
to lis subsection aud cure, and that with the
Ointment they are
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-05

WI Nc sShst.i ess 'n u1 sssrt and St
panphIet eentsiuiHg certificates OF eures trSa
Tsi KNOWN CITIZENS OF 9,EClSNATlf
aS- sosyilI's Blood and Liver Syrup y
C0NPOSED ENTIRELY Of VsGEIA-
RLEs. and 10 rRRrEcrLY STE for ChiL'
DREN 10 use, in case of sore , ,outh or er1ptlos
4 The skin. II NoTHEls VALu4 tne
health Of their ehildres, tb y shouid ersdi-
sa.s ths seeds Of the diseas sstsre II II W
hAo.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-05
sHERIFF's SALE.
Jan. 20, lSe4-lv

Andrew Wright, PrsblS
James Wright, ct al. In Partition.
Dy virtue Of an order Of Sale issued from
Ollie Court of Common Pleas Of PEBBLE
County, Ohio, in the above s:at,d case, and
directed to the sheriff Of said county, | will
offer for sale at public auction, at the door
of the Court Houssi in Eaton, in said coun.
ty, on Saturday,
The 14th day of May, A. D. 1864,
betwesnt the hours of l and 4 o'clock, P. NJ.
of said day, the following real es,ste, situa.
ted in the county Of Preblsss.An State Of
Ohio, and bounded and described ,srful-
lows. to.wis: 100 acres situate and'being N
the West side of the Northwest quarter Of
Section 20, in Township 5, Of Range 3 East,
bounded on the East by q sixty acre tract in
the same quarter, owned by Jacob Trout
and extending to the original line Of the
quarter on the Northwest and South res
pcctively, and 20 acres in and of the North
side Of the Southwest quarter Of said Sec
lion 20, Township s, RangS 3 East, and
more particularly described in \ deed exc
cuted to intestate, on the 9th day OF Al.
gust, 1879, by John Flora and wife and "a.
corded in the recorders office Of said county
Of Preble, in Book 10, pagsls0, Of the re-
cord Of deeds, free and clear Of DoGer. APP
praised at $4,000.
Also 70 acres in, and being all Of the
East half of the Southeast quarter Of Sec
ton ~, ofthc said Township s. Range s,ex-
cept 10 acres of Of and in the Southwest
corner Of said half quarter sold and convey.
ed to one Jacob Yost. The said half quar-
ter is moro particularly described in intes-
tate's desn thereforfrom Isaac j.. Eiken.
berry, bearing date tie 18th day OF June,
1895, and recordedin Book Is, page 2l9, Of
the record OF deeds OF said county ofPreblr,
and 81 acres | rood and l5 poles part Of and
In the Southwest quarter Of Section 70
Township s, Range 2, beginning 4, the
Southwest corner Of said quarter and run
ming theRce North ~, West on Section
line l42 poles to a corner, thence West s5l',
East parallel with Section line SO poles 10
4 corner, thence South ~, East parallel
with Sc elton line l42 poles to the South line
Of the quarter, thence Vest on said line 50
poles to the place of beginning, and b.iug
the aame tract conveyed to intestate b! john
Shuey, by deed dated March Sd. lS43, and
recorded in Book 81. page 34s, of the record
OF deeds Of said PreblA county. free and clear
ofdower, Appraised at s. 1884.
TERMS OF SALE.-One.third cash on
.the day of AAle, one.third in one year, am
he residue in two Jesrsfrom the day ofSal';
deferred payments to bear sir per cent i't,r
ast. and must be secured BY mortgage on the
premises.
r JOHN r. McCLEAF,
SheriE OF PEBBLE County Ohio.
r Foox / STEPHENS htt'yL.
|, April IA, l664-tdA LPr. T. 1900.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-05
LEG NOTICE.
April a., 1864.

Solomon Weaver, plttf Pretls Common
VS.. pleas. Petition
Catherine Weaver, deft for Partition.
CATHERINE WEAVER, widow of Mi
v chael Weaver, Of Preble county, Ohio.
ii. N. Burtch, Elizabeth Burtch, Of Dsrke
county, Ohio, John W. Quilting and Gather
me Quilting, Pet r SmucSer and Lavinla
Smoker, Of Pr:blc county, Ohio, James b.
Dicks and Margaret Dicks, Of Montgomery
ccunnty, Ohio, and George ". Lee and
Eliza Ice, Of Miami county, Ohio, are
hereby notified that en- the lst day otApril,
1864, Solomon Weaver fled in the Clerks
office OF the Court of Common Pleas, Of
Preble county, Ohio, his petititiou, wherein
he states that Michael Weave: died seized
of certain real estate, situate in PreSle
county. Ohio, and joining the corporation
of the Gown of New Paris, in said county,
and being 1851 acres, more or less, OF
land situate in, and being part of the West
half Of Section 20, Township 9, Range
Fast, and being the same lands conveyed to
said Michael Weaver, by Thomas Wilson,
by deed, dated November 10th, 1852, and
recorded in volume 40, PIP. 1888, land
records OF Prcble county, to which reference
is given for particular description
And further stating that the said lanes
descended to the above named children Of
said Michael, rubjcct tt dover, and that the
above named tenants in common, on the
18th of March, 1862, by writings duly
cxccu ed, assigred to the said Catherine
| Weaver, widow, as and for her dover estate
in said premises, all that part thereof lying
East Of the Dayton and Western Railroad
containing one and a half acres, more OF
less. with sll the buildings and improve
meuts the and which Was accepted b,
said Catherine in full oil her claim Of dover
in said premises;
And further stating that the peiilioncI
had purchased the undivided interest Of out
of the above named heirs. ID said promises
thus giving lin enc undivided third par
thereof; aud that the said John ". Quillinl
had purchased the entire interest Of tire,
of the above named heirs, thus giving hin
one undivided halt OF sad premises, AMI tina
the said Catherine Quilting ard John "
Quilting, are entitled to one undivided Sixt
part thereof;
And said attendants are further notifc
that the petitioner will demand ps%rtitio
Of said premises, West Of said Railroad
being 81 acres, more or less, at the mex
term of said Court, and unless the defent
ants answer or dcmur to said aetitio
before tie 9Th day of August, 1864, bcin
the first day of said term, partition will
asked for in their absence.
GILMORE L CAMPBELL,
Ats for Petitions or.
Attest
II. SHANK, elk.
April Z, lSG4-7t Pr. { SD on.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-05

For the best kind, apd greatest
variety of chewing and smoking
tobacco, go to SPATz. Main Street
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-05
NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

1.-THE late partnership orFosTER Il WINTER,
l. in the manufacture OF Flax, &c, at
Eaton, Ohio, has this day Leen dissolved.
All contra. is made heretofore by the firm,
will be adjusted and settled by the UNDER
81, mel, by whom the business will be con
tinued.
F. T. FOSTER.
ALL 90 1904
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-05
NOTICE.

William Sta nbach's Estate.
FT1bc undersigned has been duly appointed
Il Administrator Of the estate Of William
Stamback, laIe If Pr BILE County Ohio.
All persons indebted to the estate, ave re-
uuested TO make immediate payment and
those hayiuy claims against the same will
present them to the undersigned, or TO his
Attorneys, Gilmore q %Campbell, of Eaton,
Ohio, for allowance, .
ELIJAH X. STAMBACK, Ad'mr.
April %, is6i-lt
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-05
WHSLE FAIRLY AFFLICTED CoVEkD
WIN SORES and BelLs.

c~o.srarI, HAHilsSs Co., O., JIa. as,'!S.
Ma. 4. L. fssNrl%
a.: -rhi. L 10 certify Tia! ny wifs,
shildrsa, n sths or, and Myself, hbont ~ Year,
snd q hilf aye, were lorsly aalctSd. NY
viz, children, Aud mother, were hr't aAEsn
viii 4 drssdfsl itching on the skin ever ia
Wb,,S b.dy .ud | wss covered with running
Ssus. GAa sloysd several phyiisisnS, and
hisi their prescriptions for sSost SIX months,
nd Seund that, instss& Of getting ) uer, w
,~ss asrss sud .srSs; end .fnStt' ne ehtiGLe,r
were covered win 'nrinS ''r,''s'r rAe 1ss'h
Sedy. Ny broths. and got s'En1 sss-
u.s Of year BLOOD h.. aud strange 70
till, before We had one hs'. used, VI
vBzs ALL NJ. had Spcat ov.I one Asn'
&reA dollars before ! GOT your ns4ioiss.
Years, WIKI respect ...
HAMILTON MADAME.