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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
THE CASE OF SENATOR HALE.

Secretary Stanton, before the Hale Investi'
eating Committee yesterday said among other things
that Senator Hale asked nothing OF him in relation
the release Of Hunt from the Old Capitol. which ooaD
scor ct Law might not with perfect propiety hsvs asked
Of judge and that he yielded nothing to the spphes
ton Of Mr. bale that he would not have yielded to any
respectable counselor and that he considered himself
acting judicially in the matter
The U. s. gunboat Eutsw. without her armament
averaged eighteen and threeq quarter miles yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
PRESENTS PoR THE KING OF sIAl

The Government has procured two msgna.
cent and costly swords intended presents from Presl
dent Lincoln TO the first and second Kings Of SIAM u
return for handsome presents made to the Presidents
about year ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-01
obodient scrvsnts.

oDallent scrEslt.
Jons j. PBrLIg.
CHARLES =. KIRKLAND.
{. "A. MAKslIALI.
W X. DODGg.
o. ID. Y. GRANT.
X. w. BoNSsT.
il. IL. HUTTON.
A. V. STOUT.
EDWARDS PIRRRyPosT.
HENRY A. HURIBUI.
GEoR0E X. Coz.
NEHEMIAH hH0BL.
WV. =. HAsYLrisK
NArHI- HAYDEN.
Wh e. BRYANT.
SIN Is. HUNT.
j.. IILLIsOiiAsT.
ELLIOTT q. CorDIn.
Isaac IA. BAILEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
For the Intelllgeneer.
Mission Sunday Schools.


OF all the means of usefulness which
are open to Christians. none Is perhaps
more extensive, none fraught with deeper
issues than mission work among the chill
dren Of the poor-those whose parents are
so .eugrossed with daily toll and SO OPP
pressed with care, as to what they shall
eat, and what they shall drink and where
withsl they shall be clothed, that they take
no thought for the spiritual wants Of their
children, but suffer them to grow up scarce
ly bearing of Christ aud Heaven-and the
tatherless and motherless ones who are
still more to be pittied for they have none
to care even for their temporal wants
Why will not Christians more generally
devote themselves TO the work of seeking
out the homeless and friendiess children,
gathering them in to Sunday Schools aud
teaching them to remember their Creator
in the days of their YOUTH and ere their
hearts are hardened by sin, mould their
impossible characters into all that is best
and brightest in human nature.
Even in our comparatively small city,
how many hundred such children there
are, who could be reached by consistent,
patient, perseVering eforl Several church.
or have mission Sunday schools, but they
are greatly 10 need Of teachers and funds,
In order 70 carry on the work. The Luz
theEan mission Sunday schools have bean
ueh Engaged 10 prepArinR for their cA 3,
rauf1n e1teFtainmeht Hntdh ~ 20 tHlkp
Place Christmas week. No time more IT.
ring could be chosen for children's jnbi-
lee, than that which commemorates the
birth of him who has said, "Suffer little
children to come unto me, and forbid them
not, for Of such is the kingdom of God"
Our Saviour ever showed tender love and
care tor children. Strange that any who
name the name OF Christ can fail to be
imbued with this spirit of love aud COM
passion towards those stray lambs of his
flock, and give largely of their time and
substance to the blessed work of bringing
them in to his fold.
At this joyous season, when children
gather round their household tree, let us
remember those who have no parents
roof to shelter them from the cold blasts
of winter, no loving mother to gladden.
their youpg hearts with Christmas gifts.
Let US all contribute towards the Christ
mas Tree" which is to be planted in WASH
ington Hall for the children of the Lu.
theran Sunday School, that they in turn
may be able to support, not only the or.
phau children already under their care,
but also to receive others.
FRIEND OF The FATHERLRss.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
sc undersland thet DOL. latham bad

WE understand that Col. Latham has
asked for a thorough investigation into
all the facts connected with the late affair
at New Creek. In the meantime, until
such examination can be had, the Grafton
journal bespeaks suspension of judg.
ment and one.sided criticisms, and says
eVefythipg that the character of a man
who has acquitted himself from the COM
meuccment of this rebellion until now as a
patriotic soldier, is not to be lightly re-
garded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

One of the minor indications Of the Ill
feeling towards US cherished by part OF
the English people is afforded by the uu'
generous illusions which frequently occur
in some of their higher literary periodicals.
There is perverss ingenuity displayed in
the gibes which they go out OF the way to
indulge in. Even scientific discussion, abb
stract and impersonal as it is, is sometimes
degraded by uukind and contemptuous
references to our national troubles. One
would suppose that Improvements In pho
Biography and questionsin philosophy might
be presented notwithstanding the names
OF Generals whose manly and fearless pat
riotism has made them obnoxious to the
Liverpool cotton merchants and the Tory
aristocracy. But recent quarterly re-
view INDUCES in the weak and contemPti-
BILE wiIicism of saying: "lf Muller had
never in an evil hour entered q photo
grapher's studio, he might by this time
have been distinguishing himself as rising
Federal officer under the command of Gen
Butler" And a writer in the AheH9unl,
il criticisiug Dictionary of slang, says
1.-THE murder, and not the victim, is lifted
to deathless fame or infamy. \ \ lr
America the Federals have made awful
meaning verbs of the most savage of theil
leaders," Such filings as these would no
be made II the author were not sure tha
| they wouiu meet win u cUruIaI IUUSPGIVu
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
DIED,


, On Monday evening last, Of consumption, Mis-.
The funeral will take place this afternoon at 2
O'Clock, from the re,idenee of her mother on Main
street, North Wheeling. Friend, of the family arg
invited to attend.
One form we love has Ieft US
One friendly voice has hed
Whilst the body Il must moulder
Within Its eAithIy bed.
But her spirit Il has hOWn
To fairer worlds on high,
Where sorrow never enters,
Or tears bedlm the eye.
The struggle now is over,
Tho parting look IL given,
And angels bear her spirit home
To dWel.With Christ In Heaven
The aged mother, o, how lOnelyl
NO husband, child, has she,
To breathe word Of comfort
To sooth her misery
Remember her kind stranger,
Her head Is bowed with grief
Speak gently to the widow
Pray God to send relief
Remember her ye WAyWArd,
Hear 70 the widows moan,
None hath she here to love her,
No one to call her own,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
For the Intslligoucer.

belmont CouhtyIsO'' Teaohors' InGtl-
tute.
The Teachers Institute, OF Belmon,
county. Ohio, will hold its annual session
in BellAir, Ohio commencing December
26Lh, 1864.
The following distinguished gentlemen
are expected to be present as lecturers
viz:-ElOcution, Prot. 8. S. HummiIl, OF
Washington, Pa; Education and School
Government. Hon. +. E. White, State Su.
periuteudent of Common Schools; Gram
mat and the Sciences, Prof. !. II. An
drews, President of Marietta College;
Mathematics, Elementary Instruction, &C.,
Prof. r. curry, Principal Of Curry's Nor.
NAL Institute, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ladies will be furnished with boarding
and lodging without charge. Gentlemen
boarded at reasonable rates.
, 1t is hoped that there will be large at.
tendance of the teachers and friends of
education from West Virginia. O,
GBellait, Ohio, Dec. 10th, 1864.
IA BIC THING ON os."-The defeat Of
Hood on the icy fields of Nashville.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

tbs trial of Thurlow Weed for libels
upon Bx Mayor Opdyks, in New York,
grows in interest as the facts are exposed.
1t looks now as if Weed would more than
prove the truth of his charges. General
Fremont is to be witness, and is expect.
ed to tell how much of his Mariposa estate
was "gobbled" by his political friends and
advisers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

NORWAY & JUNIATA NAIL Ron.
IN 0Ol NORWAY AND JuNIATA SLIT
tC3OOO NAIL ROD, best quality, on hand and
t"r ale BY P. o. HILDRETH BRO.
. sa' b9 Main street.
TURKISH BATHING TOWRIs- inst Teesi7s5 =.
- ueeo T. BOOKINGS Drug Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

condition be desperate2 Aud yet they
have not one-half nor one-Ibird the re-
sources lett to them that those States
would afford to US. South Gorolina, North
Carolina and part OF Virginia, are all
that practically remain to them. From
those three States. so thinly settled, so
poorly of for factories, so meagrely ira
yersed by good roads. they must now draw
everything connected with the main
tainauce of Lees army. The taking
of Savannah by Sherman is only
the question of a few days. And
then comes the fate of South Carolina
We know not what Sherman will do, but
we may safely calculate upon his rapid and
destructive activity. South Carolina will
be fatally exposed after the fall of Savan-
nah. The whole railroad system will be
at Sherman's mercy. No State is more
vulnerable. We imagine that no time will
be lost in visiting upon her with well COM
pounded interest the desolatiOn and waste
which she is SO largely responsible for in
other States. We doubt if the coming
spring sees q railroad in use or disable 10
South Carolina.
In thus depicting the situation of the
rebellion we do not overstate our prospects,
Never were the signs of the times SO near
Iy all in our favor and against our enc
.I~r do
Compared with them our resources are
sill illimitAble. The plethora of our pro.
duction is the constant wonder of our
selves. There is no end of our capacity
to prosecute the war so long as faith and
hope of success remain TO our people,
The rebels see this. They feel that we are
more united to dpy than ever against them.
After all their mock difference, the sweep.
ing victory of the Administration at the
polls on the 9Th of last month, the almost
unanimous verdict OF our people, went
home TO their hearts like an arrow of
death. The letters of Stephens aud
Boyce and the many editorials of their
newspapers beforehand evincsd how great
was their reliance upon a close contest al
the polls. Aud now that they have been
SO completely disappointed in the result of
Sherman's great march, and in the is-
sue of Hoods campaign, and 10 the inva-
sion of East Tennessee; and now that they
see Savannah falling and Wilmington clos
ing to the outside world, and South Caro-
lima made the theatre of a new and I'M
e1ampled winter campaign and now that
they see their money at 1000 per cent. be-
low specie, and their capacity to produce
the barest necessities of war completely
frustrated, all hope of independence must
die out among the masses, and they must
soon reach point beyond which human
nature is not proof against despsir.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED,

SITUATION as SALESMAN Oh CLERK. Has
a a rood knoVlOdge Of Bookkeeping. The best
Of references given. AddrBI b At this once
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
For Sale

STEAM ENGINE. IS inch CIV Under, ~ iest stroke
- with large main shan, 90 foot y WaeeI and alI
pipes attached, In nrSt rate running order,
az Apply to L. @. Rrust %.
RdeOs-lh' WA. JORDAN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
City Properly FOR sale.

VIE g3dsr.lgnSd offers far Me tie foISutux
Heal EStats In the city q WhoalfnE:
rat o. Lot Me- 1l8, The eornnr q II1f,n 49,
80 tns alley leading from Union stFpat % WGTkef
Alley which h sruetsf - ~. - 80 -,
ssn osat e. greseat OeeaPied b Peter bslDST asd
R4Tt. ofL0tI No. GO and Co. Il ths ON a. Nd,
30 Heoster stTeetS IN csutTs WbsalilE- . uhich
erested NJ ne thrps st1Ty brick ts1sulsats -
1911 occupied y Iidsl MAssT nd Wa. Wuts-
a. rs hone Plaee @ Dr. Jeha Koa. dsesassd, VITA
ne elsnt eonaglolS Lots q gFOund
Lots No. And 3, IN RquaFs Ne a fkno,r, =. n.
Dlanond LotJ inmsdiat6ly wet q ths AthsDg1n
oeeIo-a REVERLY n E0FR
TOILET eEfs fIN(Y C0T07{FF EiTS-T A.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
FOR SALE.

I00 FEET FRONT, By ls2 in depth, lower end
lOO Of Market strcet, known Gs az updesFSN
Pt SSSSfSy;;, Enquire of ,.,,, -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

IA BIC THING ON oE."-The defeat Of
Hood on the icy fields of Nashville.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
FOR SALE.
WANTEn.

A the Boarding Houses are ali full. will nav a
IA reasonable price for FURNISHED ROOM with
some private family for myself and wife, within two
or three squares OF the McLuTO House. No children:
will be no trouble. Ali communications viii b
answered personally. Address, for one week BOX
e4o, fostomee. declT 81
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21
ZOE Sale,

HHINA GooDs-0ne case China Goods, eonsIstiDR
~ OF bohemtan lass Toilet Sets, China Toilet
watch Stands, Match Box's md Mantle Ornaments'
received to-day At the Variety Store Of
deel7 n NICOII RR0
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

T AIDES PuR HOODS / SWAN TRIMMING
II Another lot Just received BY Express %
aeele D. HIO0LL 4 BROS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-21

~ ENTLEMEN's TRAVELLING TOILET oAsRs-
~ very auitAble OhliltmAs Present, to be had AZ
deels Z. BOOKINGS Drug Store
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
PUTNAM
Clothes WrinScr.
IT Is THE ONLY RELIABLE
S6lf-Adjusting Wringer.


No Wocd.~orE to SrcN or Split.
No lHamJ 8crcUs 10 Get out o.
Ordcr.
WARRANTED WITH OR WITuOUTCQG
WHEELS
1t took tho FIRST PREMIUM Mt Fifty
Sewn STATIC and County Fairs in 1868, and
IL, "'tio"iGm exception, Me best Wringer
ever made,
T%a'cntei IN the United States, England,
Caea!', anil Ats,ralia. Agents wlatnl ia
every 'o"n md ia all parts o; tho world.
Energetic agents can make FROM 3 to 10
Dollars "c@ day.
Sample Wrinscr sent Express paid Oh
receipt Of price.
No. ?, $3.50. No. /, $3.50. No. y. $50
Manufactured and sid, wholesale and
retail, hy
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTCRING 60
No, - Piatt Street, New York, Cleveland o
aud Bennington w. sc. NO&THROP, Aet
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS. viz
That Iron well gaIyan apd riH not rusi:
That 4 Simple machine is bc..or than 4
complicated one;
That 4 Wringer should be 8 + ddjastil5,
dgrajic ond chicisa1
That IhHmj,%cretcs aud Et3ienia2s cause
de'ay and tS0UJia to regulate and kce,
in order;
That wood o sked in h t water tcjH srcN.
$&rinh 0Hd spHE
That wood bearings for the slaf to run in
lriU ircaF OWi.
That the Putnam Wringcr, with or without
cog-whcclS, will not tetU tie ciuiieS;
That cog-sL bee regulators are not essen.
tjal:
That the Putnam Wringer has all the aI,
Nantsges' and nat one Ofthe dtSadYan
tages ab)v" nameI;
That all who have tested it, pronounce t
The best Wringer ever iAadc;
That it VIII wiring a Wread or u Bed
QaW WITHOUT ALrFRArIoNl
We might fill The paper with testimonials
bat lNSart only u few to convince the sIion
teal, if such there be; and we say to all.
test Putnam Wringer. Test it THOR
OCOHLY and ANY and ALL others, and
II not emit ely satisfactory, return il.
Pufsam Ma"nJactwtny CO.,
GG%rLEMEN; 1 know from practical ca
p%oyic@ce that iron wsH gaicaniseA piih
zinc ~iU not oEidixe or rUSg one particle.
The Putnam Wrlngcr Is as near pc fleet As
possible, and ! caa cheerlAliy recommend it
to be the hes in use. Respectfully yours.
JNo. W, WHEELER Cleveland, Ohio.
We have tested Putnam's Clothes Wiring.
er by PRACTICAL working, and know that i
will do. II is cheap it is simple, it requires
no room, watcher at work or at rest. a
child can operate IL; i does its du,y thor,
1t sav0s time and it saves wear and
tear. 1t will pay for itself in a year al
most Hos, HORACE GREELEY.
July Fl, 1861.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11

The Agricultural Eaitor OF he N. Y. Tri
buu", having tried !hem reports as follows
FAST 1oNkEas, N. T., H"sAing Day,
April ls,lS64. .
FRIEND DorY Your last improvement oil
your washing Machine is u complete success
As 1t was before, it was the first one | could
ever get conntenanced. As it is now. NIL
sgree hat it is more convenient, anG washe
more c'othos at once thar the other. A little
slim girl often years uses it; aud an iirs,
I'd hdy, who has to sit dozen to poyk,
ga" wash rfthoat jqtSus.. You have wen
blessings from all the womea about this
bSuse; be as6ored Of that. Your friend.
S0L0N ROBINSON.
After long use in his family the Rev Vim
w MAHoN, IN view of the great saving of
clothes as well as of labor; says, thew are
q greater benef. elton to the Family than
the Sewing Machine
Eeery Family ShoulN Haze One.
VIZ N. D0TY, 10, Beekmnn St. NyYl
(Removed from 19S, Broadway, ~, Park Row.
H. andE23 EN- st.. ai5
Also for sale:
CLOTHES. WRINGERS, CLOTHES.
DRYERS, WINDOW WASHERS &o.
duis y, 1861.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
sFRINOFIKLO Ono, jag /, 1889.
BILIOUS FEVER CURED.

PORTSMOUTH, OHIO, April /, 1850.
AEssas. A. L.. 8oovrLL 4 G.
GcltS.:- have been, for years, sub
jeet 70 attacks Of Bilious Fever; and some.
Zines | have been lpid up for montks, and
sIy system. LEFT in q feeble state by the use Of
strong medicine, which was given to me by
Guy physician.
have been using Or. Mstt's Liver Pills
Tor some time. l find that I can break those
stacks in a day or SO, and escape entirely
the fever. My daughter had an attack OF
Dyspepsia, which distressed her much she
could not eat scarcely anything w~ithouaIbe.
coming nauseatedat her stomach continually.
eom6 time since she got and has been using
Dr. Motifs Liver Pills, and che now IL like
smother being. l have found also that tAey
are the most valuable Pills for Breaking M
qelds, Headache, Pains in the Side and Back.
! would not DO without them in my family.
~" THOMAS z. GGER.
FsE sale by the Proprio.ors, Fl
. A. L. SC0VML &. co,
No. Il West Eighth Street, Cincinnati
Als. :.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
David r. W. oziaa Plaintiff, Prehle Com.
John W, Weakly, ct al, DsNs. Civil Action.
pursuance ofap order If sale by thu
1Court Of Common Pleas Of Preble Comfy
o., and to me directed, / will offer for sale
at public a%uctieu, at the dotr Of the Court
House, in Eaton, Ohio, '
Cn Wedaesday tie ion dan IF Auoast
a D. 1864, a. o'clock, P. NJ, the following
described real estare, sitnate in the csun, =
Of Preblo, and State of Ohio. to.wit: "The
North East Quarter of SECTION No sine, (9l
Township No six, (6) Of Range tlr,e 131
EAST containing lG2 acres more or less
Appraised at $4,000, 90.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc third c,sb in
hand; one third in 9 months, and the residHe
Ia 10 months from the dsy Of sale; deferred
payments to bear interest and to be secured
oy mortgage on the premises sold.
CHAS. W. SWAIN,
-, Special Master Commissioner.
Gilmore 4 Campbell, Attorney,
. June 80, le64-5w. INT. 5,25
=. o. me ABOVE deTcT1Ded fGrIn belongs
to lhe estate of Sapuel Wsakly3 deceased,
an1 IS about two miles south Of Lcwisb irg.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
PRICE 2s cents par Fox Fiy9 b:r3, 70. t1oo,
LEGAL NOTICE

Timothy Goodwin, adm PrcbIe Probat,
OF Jackson p. hush, dec d, Court. Pet.
vs.. tion to sell
Eliza Ann Rush, ct al. lands 10 nav
debts, etc
pI order of court, On the 9Th dav; ri
- September, 1861, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 O'clock P. NJ.
will offer for sale on the premi,os, at pubic
auction the following real estate, situated
IN Preb'e county, Ohio, and doscribod ss
follows, to wit: Beginning at the North
West I%rarter, Of section %, in Tow, ship4
Ct Range 3 Eest; thence South slo VISION
tho quarter section line 1855 poles to corner
IN the center OF the turnpike road; thence
south 49, East, 81 poles 30 links, to a
in the center ofsaid pike; thence \,
81 East al poles and IL links to a COZ,
rer IN the East line of said quarter; thence
north ~, West on the quarter section line
"a poles and 90 links to the place of begin,
ing cohtal ing ~ acres tuore or jssa
10 be sold free and clear Of dover, and
other ineumbranccs.
Terms ofSale: Ore third down, and res,
IN two equal annual payments, tole,rin.
premises. - oe N0
Appraised S.
TIMOTHY GOODWIN
Admir- Of jackson p, Rush. decd.
Gilmore 4 Campbell, Atty's
Aug 4, lSG4-jw Pr. f So 90
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
G%OsTIVENEss CURED.

URBANA, U1l0, ScpIen5cF y, lSbt.
MEssRs. A. i. S,ovILL & Co.
Scents. III have boon troubled with
y torpid acton Of iha bswGls for six or seyep
years, which has been he rnuse Of q cresI
dcalct suffering to HE, and | had 10 deprive
myself OF many kinds Of ltoi, and used much
oatmeal, ETC., until | got Dr.. Mett's Liver
Pil!s, and find that they kocp my bowels
regular, and | now cut anything hat ny
ttmily does. | most confidently roeom mcud
these Pills TO these whv grc troubled with
ssnstipation of the bowuls.
Truly yours, JOHN FLEMING.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
WOOL! WOOL! WOOL

The undersigned will lay tn. highest maj
Il ket price in Cash, Tor wool. Don't fail to
see him before selling and get tho
TOP OF THE MARkETlN CASH.
! mRfbe found atall timnA-Em444G4eLea
the stcre.hoxes OH Main :,
i b. STFfarys,
June 9--,n2.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
ROAD NOTICE.


Petition IN strgI, e,gay royi IN Gu-
per ro@ashiP EreJde cym'j.
RI 'hc undersigned, free holders Of the vi
j emily, respectfully ask your houomJ.1
brdY TO 'acato that part Of the county road.
j. Gaspcr township, leading from pottorr5 4
(ntw Ra'!slacb' s. mill to Wo8t Alexandria,
which lies between the crossing Of Srycl,
u le Creek, AID the end Of JOAN l'nst's
IaIie, atihc line between Iau:or and Gas.
fhr townfhire, being ali ,hat par. of.aid
road which rurs through sections 2!yul
70 in Casper township. We ask for m.
yoca''on Of Sad read, because the same has
aca''"e of'ery LITTLE, any pubic utility,
being superseded BY Other rrals, raI there
Icing no WORK done Oh the saa,o. cr any
consequence, for many years, it has become
unfit for travel, aud there is not sufficient
use for the IJsd, to justify the necessary
expense Of putting il in rcpa;r,
MANY PETITlONEPS.
July IS, IS&L-4t.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-08-11
\ WHOLE FAMILY INFLICTED -CousREO
VITA SORES LS1 G0lLc

ec~-rWA, Hamilton Co., o., Jan. 20, SO.
nE- \. L. soovn-.
De-" &r'-!rhiS Is 70 certify That my wife,
'hilurrh, mother, and myself, about two years
and = lalf ego, wero forelv afflicted Nv
wife, -hiljreH, and mother, were first taken
gith y dreadful itching on the skin over the
Hilolo tcGs /; ana ! was covered with running
bojls, | employed several physicians, and
tried the'r prescriptions tor about six mouths,
and hund that, irstead ef getting B uag, tt
HTGD 'oorse and w9rs.j anil .f,cii" he c~ai'iren
ne-c corGred ,oih ''wniag sores 80, n aGich
loay, My brotho, ' aud got clgnL bos-
YES Of your BLOOD 3. "ul strange 10
Ieil, before we had one ha.. used, WE
vERs ALL WELL. | had spent oyv. one hun.
Nod dollars before | got your medicine.
Yours, with respect,
HAMILTON M'ADAMS.