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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-10-06

L., II essEiTo SOLDIERS VOTING. sBs Ga ,si'l
The Ohio soldiers have already com
menced 90 vote In the hospital hers. In.
srructions and Republican tickets are adcey-
Ised By the Ohio STATE agent :, -, ~
.ssbAkoTHFR DRAFT 80 a -
The Provost Marshal General has in
formed the Mayor of Washington that ow-
ing to the number Of exemptions from the
draft jast completed here. another will be
enforced and kept up till the quota is filled
with the required number Of men. This
will probably be the case where the one
hundred additional per cent. does not ell
sHERIDAH's ARMY. f,{ ,,Ats5.
An evening paper says that the next
movement of the conquering armies of
Sheridan viii be an important one, and will
have much to do in determining Lees next
movement. .,.-,,. ~ -z-..a ,ail Issl
SPEECH OF GENERAL M'CANDLEss.
General McCandlass of Philadelphia, de
liversd an eloquent speech before large
meeting Of the jackson Democratic Assoc
citation to night. -, ..,t G.. -.
CAPTURE OF THE BLocKADE.RUNNER MATA-
|, .TI1gE{4 GoRDA.
information has been received at the
Navy Department of the capture by the
United States steamer Magnolia of the
blockade running steamer Mstagorda, about
seventy~five miles of Cape Antonio, Cuba.
She was from Galveston for Havana. Her
cargo consisted of cotton, the deck load of
which, some two hundred bales, was thrown
overheard. She is said to be splendid
steamer.
LOAN SUBSCRIPTIONS. ra#u a..
The subscriptions to the 7.3O loan re>
ported to the Treasury Department to-day
amount to 81 ,Os6, 100, and for the last two
days, 81, 100000. sa.sI sta.a rsa
aie..i CONTRACTS AWARDED. -
The contract for supplying stationery
and blank books to the House Of Repre>
sentatives has been awarded to .Messrs.
Phillips & Solomons, Of Washington. aT
ssasiidaTA TAKING SOLDIERS VOTES.
1t is understood that orders will soon be
issued under proper authority to take the
soldiers votes for President and Vice Pres.
ident in the armies. The details have not
yet transpired, but it is believed that per-
sons will be empowered to receive the votes
at the various divisions, in the absence of
speech>makiug, haraugues, and other open
electioneering.-M y World.
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SELLING OUT (!

TINE undersigned, in order 10 quit the liquor buG-
ness, offers for "a his entire stock Of wines and
liquors, at a great deal below the present market
prices. An In Esat a Anything IN hh line win do
veil 70 can upon him Immediately, as he il dstermin.
ed to close ont without regard 70 cost. L'i
1T - 8. sH0RKHEIMRR,
e sept7o-lm4 No. re, Aaskst g., Vhssiins, Ys,
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NoEce.

Notice. 5aI So
HAVING just returned from Canada aad ~ W..
IL and finding Barley more plentiful than snsai pas
ted, feel pleasure in announcing b ny ouseemsr
and the public generally, that Win cell ny Ala e
follows: Z Ale 30, TX Ale Oil, and Ksnhstt Ale N
tl2 per barrel from date. lF ~
GEO. w. SMITH, .I.h7'
sspt2s-st Wheeling Brswssy.
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For the BHe6t MflioHsl
L Rscss1yvkDipHHuseBAsS IL
Dry Goods. Bazaar
JOHN ROEMER GEO.,
NOS. 81 AND 80 MAIN STREET,
s&S ssSk@11S4Ss ~ w
Centre Wheeling.

One Of the largest and choicest selection Of the
most fashionable productions Of France, England,
Germany and Italy, together with all the frst
class and most substantial fabrics Of America,
many Of which NJ have purchased IL June last
and having continued 10 by IiptG good during
the summer msnths, some goods for bO per less
than the present regular market price; therefore
We are enabled to sell in large or small quantities
wholesale or retail, for Cash ct
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Therefore come all, largo sadsmall, buyers, With
yeur cash and We can accommodate you and save
you time and money.
GOOD PRINTS rRoA Is TOAD eHNTsa
GOOD MUsLINs FROM 30 TO 60 CENTS;
GOOD FLANNKLs FROM IS CTS TO 81 25.
FANCY DRESS GOODS FROM so CTS
TO 81 co.
FRENCH MERINo FROM sl75 TO 81 90
ALL COLoRs.
BLACK ALpAccAs FROM 50 CTS TO 81 90.
FINE CLOTH CLoAKs' Z
OF the latest and most fashionable styles, elegantly
made S rom 10 to sso' .rs.- :. laeys sia&
BLACK Silks
From 81 rs to 500. .'s -"
large assortment Of the most eQuisits styles Of
e.
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.21DEaW. M.f'tfH'Ssals

,Ot8x0 " U1k8 IL k998UA4oo4B OOee
st .2aDE8W. sva.f9EHs}SAIs
'DY VIRTUE or TWO DRRDS or Trust
ID from VIM J. Ksrby, ous to Chaslss ~ He14 &
dated November 1st 1883, and the otAse - yln6l i.
Hose, dated October & 1851 and q record a kse1h1t
County, w. Va, in Book " .felio ga, sAA Beck "
Folio Ia ahaI, on the 5th day Of lossAbse, leo<,
at the front ooor o. Aarshau Court Heue4 W Va,
proceed to sell ct public eucton b The Eth0e and
bet bidder for caah, the two zoco q 1en1 000ne4
in said deeds Of trust l-6s Acre q lan1s aelt6ng
the fAlls Of Fish Creek So miles belot Dssoo. ~
"a scfss Of land joining tks falls tract and smheasng
mill seat the 6s acres and the q acss tract good
farming land.
WI OLDHAM.
Trustee in place ofChas A. Hoee and Ia y. Hogs.
BY an order Of the Marshall Circuit oeuft, ". We.
October 4th, lss4-ltd&stw --.- - - ,.
In Chancery.s &
WRST yIRoINIA-At rules hsid n ths Casrk's
w ONCE Of the Circuit Court Of kanhAll county,
for the month OF August, 1854. -
William Armstrong w. - :. s.,' 80 =
..t4. W. -rFV esd In CfHocRy. ! ~ tE1
Margaret Armrrons and others, 80 str.,l .stgs.is
The object Of suit Is to the sun Of ISL due
from John Armstrong dec 20 the complainant and 70
sell the real estate Of aaid dscsassd, = pap - dane
with interest and costs and the dsfsndAnh 4axtarst
Armstrong, David Armstrong, Vim. Cola Arns6eAg. =
Mary Laura Armstrong, and Elizabeth AfAstronS,
not hsving entered their appearances, and Is eppsaf
ing BY adavit fs that they net rssidsne q this
State is ordered that they do Appear hars within
one month aftsr due publication OF this erdag shd Dc
what Is necessary to protect thar interests IN thia suit
A eopy-Teste. 80 sYflS f.ii
". OLDHAM, for eouplainAas. ,as, sat q
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- JACOB BURKLE, Clerk.
z. JACOB, for complainant. ... r.
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Sent. 10th, 1854. % s'az sdI b4a sGs,iifs 10
= r7a .1st l5I1 1870 val - C'iTodjrs zai
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n B-I vosld particularly Invite consfry kx-
chants 10 cal and examine my stock before DurchAs-
nncemena than any Other house IN the eng, o. ~
stock purchased bsfc1e the ats rss. zoo uo 9rI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
THE TAX ON ToRAccn

WAsmSGroN, January II -Heraids spe
cial says;
The Arkansas delegation have had an in
terview with tho President.
To-morrow fflY millions OF tho new 8 per
cent. interest bearing notes win be issued
Monday.
Committee on Ways and Means have re-
solved to tax manufactured tobacco thirty per
cantnm:
asSnnlr 30 cents fine cut in bulk exceeding
half pound 80 cents; fine cut in foil -four cents
per package do dozen 5 cents, three ounces
Z cents ditto additional ounce two cents per
package; cigars not worth over ten dollars
four dollars per thousand not worth over if.
tean dollars five dollars not worth over twenty
dollars aaven dollars, not worth over thirty
dollars eight dollars, not worth over forty
dollars ten dollars, not worth over fifty dollars
fifteen dollars, not worth sixty dollars twenty
dollars.
Orders have been issued to rifle all the 81
and 81 FOUNDERS funs at the Washington
arsenal on the James pattern.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
-
Bheldens n Slason
hamilton Garner 4 Co.


hamilton Garner a Go.
DY virtue OF, and in obedience TO, the command ofa
ID yendI execution, Sc., to me directed, from the SUI
peiOr Cont OF Montgomery county, ONO, I Will otier
nt public sale at the door Of the Court House IN tho
city Of Dayton, on
Saturday, February ~, 1864,
Attwo o'clock p IN Of said day, thciollowing described
rral estate, as the properly OF Pele.ah Hamilton
being The undivided one. halt n the following described
real estate, to-witt Beginning on the northIside Of lot
No. idi2m the city OF Daytoi, thir,y.thtcS feet west
OF the northeast corner Of snia lot No. 1879; thence
south parallel witt the east. Ol said lot 10 tho - OF
the depth Of said lot; thence west parallel with Inc
north ine Of said lotanI lot 1881 IN said city ~ Get;
thence north parallel with the east line Of lot No. 1882
to the noIth line OF said lot No 1871; thenca east with
the north line Of lot Nos. 1851 and 1853 thirty-ihree
feet 10 tho place Of beginning.
The nhoye described promises under a former exc
utiOu were appraised at $500.
Tho above described premises wero taken on execu.
ton as the property Of Pclehah Hamilton. at the
suit OF Sieldens Il Slason Va Hamilton Garner a Co.
Toe above property eannnt sell for less than X OF
tho npprAlsethent Terms cash.
GEOtGB WOGAMAN, sheriff Mont. county.
tuAELES pAEROrr. Attorney. dolgWts
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sHERIFFs SALE.


Adam Shade Va. Margaret y. Shade al al. Superior
Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio. Case No. 2S23
In partition.
DURsuANT TO an order Of tho Superior Court OF
Il Montgomery county, Ohio made IN this case, l
will offer Mt public sale 1.-THE door OF the Court House
in the city of Dayton, on
Monday, FbbrndrV1 l., 1864,
Between the hours OF two and four o'clock p m, the
following described rtl estate, to-wit: Situate IN the
county of Montgomery aud state o. Ohio, and in the
city of Dayton, to.wit Lot No. 2s6 on tho revised
plat nf tho city Of Dayton, situate on Jefferson street,
and has on ita double three-story brick clearinghouse
well furnished, sud in a desirable location. Also, lot
No. 22lO Of tho revised numbers OF lots of the city Of
Dayton, anil X situate on the corner Of BecOnd and
Edgar streets IN SAID city.
said property has been appraised, free Of dover, rs
follows, to-wit:
sad lot No 2S6 t................-.. ........ $1,000
Sal lot No, 22lO SIS
Aud cannot sell for less than two-t thirds OF tho app
praised ynlue thereof.
Terms Of sale one-thirl cash in hand on day oil
sale, and the residue IN two equal annual payments
thereaitsri deferred payments to bear interest and 10
lie secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGk WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont, county,
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. deq6wis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
SHERIFFS SALE

Catharine Smith AMI John l.. Smith Va. Sarah Lees ct
al. u,se No, 272G. Montgomery superior Court.
In partition.
ID nrtue Of and IN obedience TO, tho command Of
ID an order Of sale made by the Superior Court Of
Montgomery county, Ohio, will oner al public sale
on the premises, on
Wednesday,, January "a, 1864,
A / two o'clock p hu of said day tho following described
zeal estate, viz WhiGh was diYided into lots under n
writ at partition issiied out OF tins Court on tho 18th
day OF May, lS63; lot No. d. Beginning at the south
west corner OF lot No 80 thence north az cast 40 10
poles 10 "A corner thence south lGa ~ east 0 tn
poles; theure south lse 30 east III = 10 poles 90 a cor
ner; thence south Gi' ~ west 80 q 10 poles 10 a cor
nari thsnre north az 90 west n o lOpoles 10 the be-
ginning, containing 4 06-lO0 acres, b. The same more
orleag. Tho aslVe In n pat OF seventy acfea of land
OF which Daniel 7. Gunekel died seizid, aud which
was divided into lots for the purpose OF sale, by order
Of Court, and to- e sold free Of dover.
Said premises lies within tho corporation limits Of
Germantown, ana WAS Appraised at $50 pet acre and
cannot sell for less than two. thirds OF said apprnise-
ment. Tems-one-third cash. one-third IN one year
and the balance in two years Hom the day OF sale; de-
ierred payments 20 bear six pc cent interest, and be
secured by mortgage on the promises .H
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
HoUK a MCMAHON, Attorneys. de2GWts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
STARVATION AGAIN.

Ngw YoRK, Jan. ls.-The Raleigh Progress
has editorials p%roolaiming that peace only can
prevent starvation. The masses Of honest
hearted working people want and will have
peace.
The llth New York Regiment having unan.
imously re-enlisted, arrived at home yesterday
from Kentucky on furlough.
Losses by the fire Saturday night reach
S776, 900, Of which 100000 are ON property
of Al 4 Hessenburg, and $1,000 600 on Fair
child and Fanshaw. Fully insured.
The Hsratds Army OF the Potomac dis
patch says Col. LOwells cavalry brigade has
returned TO Fairfax from n reconnaissance TO
Snickerville, Berryville and Leesburg. No
traces we're found of StuArt's cavalry.
There are rumors aloat OF the reorganiza-
ton and consolidation Of the army into three
separate corps. IL is also rumored that an
independent command of 10000 men is to he
given to one Of the best fighting generals,
who will be authorized to take Richmond in
his own way.
Six rebel deserters came into our lines
Saturday. They represent that starvation
threatens the rebel army. The deserters had
bad no coffee for months and meat not over
twice a week. Nine men OF their regiment
had been shot for trying TO desert
Gen, Fitzpatrick has gone to Washington
Rumor assigns him to a new and Independent
cavalry command.
A Washington letter to tho Times says a
co operative movement will be made on Rich
mond in the spring by n column on The PENN
sula or the mouth OF James River under Han
cock, aided by Butler forces, and by the main
column on a direct line from Washington
Hancock will command one Of the three corp,
into which the Army Of the Potomac is to be
consolidated, Sedgwiek another, and a genera
not of the Potomac army the other.
There is but little doubt but Congress will
pass resolutions giving proper notice Of tn
abrogation of the Canada reciprocity treaty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
ACCIDENT.

PTTsBURG, January l8.-Philadelphia Ex-
psess train on the Pennsylvania railroad CON
aisting Of a baggage car, two express and
three passengers cars thrown of the track by
breaking Of tender we're ~preeipitated of the
track while near the bridge No. s, four miles
east Of Tyrone into q creek thirty or forty
feet. The passenger cars took FIRE from the
stoves consumed together with fourth of the
track and one span Of the bridge and express
cars badly smashed. Twenty or thirty passen-
gers injured, many Of them re-enlistsd sol
diers OF the Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania Vol
%nntesrs, one Of whom had his back broken. A.
Stsrnmyer, leather merchant of this city fatal
iY Conductor and Thomas McGregoF, bag
gage master Of the train severity wounded,
bAlaRee alightly All the passengers we're
reseued before the hamea reached lthem, a
tsain arrived here at eight p m, bringing
several wounded,
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pETITIoN FOR PARTITION.


NIL T~RAMBERGER and Nancy TramhaTger, his
ia wife, Hester Coats and Elias Coats, her husband,
Sophia Robinson and Higgins Robinson, her husband,
David X Con ley, residents Of Montgomery county,
Ohio; EiiEabeth Day and - Day, her husband, resi-.
dents Of the state OF Indiana, and Elisabeth Warner
and David h. Warner, Of Miami county, ONO, will hko
notice that a petition was filed against them on the
Montgomery coenty, Ohio, by John Metzger, wherein
said Metzger demands partition OF the following real
estate, viz Situate IN a. 9 county OF Montgomery and
stale OF Ohio, and bounded and descrihedss ioiiowai
All that certain parcel and lots OF land beineand living
ia The town Of Union, IN Montgomery county, Ohio,
known and designated on the recorded plat OF said
town as lots number9t three 90 and Thrill four ga
as Ivy reference 10 said recorded plat will more fully
appear and that At tho February term, lsBi, OF said
Court, the said petitioner will apply for an order that
partition may bo made Of said premiseF
ID. n. OYER, Clerk.
BY W, IL. B~rLFtLLHi Deputy. deI0w6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
A SCARE AT JoHNsoNs ISLAND

SASDUsKr, JRnuUry l7-Specinl 10 the ri
bune says a scout just returned from Point
Pelie, Canada, thirty miles from Jobnson's Is
land reports that there are from two TO three
Thousand rebels, preparing there for a dart to
secure the prisoners on Johnson's Island
General Terry has everything ready
should they venture TO cross. Strict vigilance
ss maintained, Several batteries are in posi-
ton. This scout is a reliable man, and has
sailed on the Lake twenty years. Colonel Bas-
set of the Eighty-second Pennsylvania, will
relieve the present Incompetent commander at
Johnson's Island tomorrow.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
SHERIEF'S NALIA-


Susan Rhoads Case No, 27Ds.
vs.
Peter RhoNds Common Pleas.
DI virtue Of an execution issued in this case nv
ID the Court OF Common Pleas uf Montgomery
county, ohio, | will offer nj public sale AT the ,iour u
the Court House IN tho city at Dayton, on.
no S.tHrlaV, February IS, 1864,
Al 2 O'Clock p m OF sad day, tho following described
resl estate, VIZ. 4 TRAIT OF land situate IN Jackson
township, In tho county of Montgomery aud state OF
OHIO, ini IN s"riion 10, tOwui range Z, Gas, begin
ming at u stone set Tor a corner, witness q whitnupA
q iuvhcs m d%iaurteT, hcf rs n 81" " $ poles - links
histtht, ~ rs poles 81 links from the II g corner
of SAID secu"u; thence = "a e li9 poles n links to q
stone set for a cotderi thence So " l59' poles toa
stone SGT Tor n c0tacri thenco ~ " III poles and 2
link 10 u stone set fora corner; Ihenca N HG' u lbs
poles 9lnks totle bFgnning, containing IlG acres, =
rods and - links, being III same promises conveyed
by Philip Crbhart to eaid Peter Eh, = ~ nv deed Of
March 2 lsil, and recorded in book !, No. =, page
jul of Mont ,omery County Records.
Said lpnd ~ situated about Two miles north Of Far
meTsville and about the same distance south ogohns
willie and has beennppraIHod ut thirty dollars per acre
aud cannot sell for less than two-thirls OF the mp.
praiscment. Terms cash.
GEO GE WUGAMAN, Shenif Mont county.
J.. v. GUscKKL, Attorney. it9wtA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
Now York Mnrket.

NEw YoEK, January ls.-Flour steady
and more active 6,95@7 90 for extra State
Z 50@7 Is, for Round Hoop Ohio. Wheat
a shade firmer and in good demand 4304T
Chicago spring; 43946 for Milwaukee club.
4S@53 for Winter Red Western; $1,000
for Amber Michigan, the latter for choice
Corn heavy | 25@l 26 for store. Oats
C. lower S5@863. Pork shade frmer | 90
CO old; li14@l IL new mess. Lard
irmer Il@I2t. Whisky dull and unsettled
at 90@54.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
SHERIFFs SALE.


David Scyboll ct IA. W. Cathaunr Wolf OF al. Case
No. estb m"nlHomcIy nupeIor Court. In rAri
ton.
DY yriun or and m obedience io, tho co,nmaud nj
ID an orier o. aaie lnaio 10y tie Superior Court OF
Montgomery County, ono, amt 10 mt directed, 1 wifi
otkrr nj public Snio III the door o. tho Oouti Iou.c in
the 'ti ol Dayton, on
Saturday, FtJruary 10, iSst,
At2 o'clock y m oi said iay, th following Idcscuhed
rear eHialr' l"'MUi situate ~ NE county ot hnntgOm.
cry ana Suut OF Ohloi All "l The northeast quarter OF
section nnmher (2l two. Of to~nslp % l9ur, range
t) i've, cast 6r., containing one hgndradland inv
seven llhl) arr y, more or loss
Also, the nnttheast quarter Of section number uI)
eleven, township a. four range, G) five, east, sc.
containing one hundred and hty-s x and iorty -hye
hundredtha (l5G "a. lOd) acres, as surveyed hy Same,
Archer, Juno 10, $50.
Also, that tract or parcel of land conveyed to Ianoh
-. Wolf by Daniel Miller, by deed dAiedTApriI NJ.
1892, and bounded and described a follows; BeeIpnin,,
at the southwest corner OF the southwest quarter a
section ", township 4, range 6, east, sc, and which
on The 29th day Of December sGs, Divided M Lnllova
To- VIC one hundred and three ecros Of The west emil
Of SAID tract ieing one hundred and three poles aud
eighteen links nom west to east, tho entirb width of
sIid tract, and teing the west part 81 the santheaYi
lnarsr Of section number - township :, range @,
ALSO, the entire fesidue Of said trnct, he,hr SGT Of,
by said Commissloners TO Oatharno Wolf, widow OF
Jacob ID. Wolf a. her dover to.wit; Combining un-
hundred and forty acres, moro or less, bounded ~
beginning az "A stake IN the north line of sud tmct ous
hundred and three poles and eighteen links ensf Of
she north est corner thereot,and running frpm thence
with said north line, north So east l42 ~. 100 poles tn
q Stone AZ the northeast corner OF said tract; thence
SOC Q lb0s0 100 poles 10 a stone At the southeast cor
ner thereof; thence with the sonth line thereof south
SO west l43 Gs- 100 poles 10 a stake; thence n $50 "
l6s $500 poles 20 the place Of bog inning, all ia the
county 81 montgomerT and state OF OHIO, and all sit
hated IN Madison amt uarrison Townships, and has
been appraised ~ follows: H
First triet appraised at, ss3 per acre, froolof dover;
ScrOnd" So p" D.. MI IA
Third - - HF ..TO al 81
Fourth $4,000 subject 10 dover.
Aud cannot sell for less than two-thinds OF tho above
nppfaissment. .H-ara H..WsHa
fernia-~o 'e-third CASH ONT third in one and he
balance IN Two years ifon tho day of saiei the defer
red payments 10 bear interest and 10 DO aecured nv
mortgage on the remises.
The above described fAnna are tho host ogrieh hlaek
land, ~Wellhmhered, and each OF them is wditmproy.
cd, q good brick dwelling house, large harm and Other
out %bulldiBgs on each Of them, and are located within
nom four 10 sN miles ouhve OF Dayton, and each
farm Il we'll supplied with good runnlnr water.
GEORGE WOGAMAH, Sheriff Montieounty.
l.. r. PToUTz, Attorney, ja9wis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
Aacntral.
How to Keep in Good Health
. 'A.tF.N h' AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASEl

UNiE primary cause Of every disease that fesh II
1 heir To ~ linpurtty of the blond. The blood he,
comes impure rom many cRnses. Impure AR or
change Of weather, unwholospme food and exposure
are among the principal causes of impurlly Of tn
hlaod. The Hyntptoms arc gtdrlness, hespl1cltc, cou.
fused thoughts, eyes dun end heavy, drow .ihess, con
supation Of the towels, bad taste in the mnHtt, foul
tongue, liver complaints pains IN the lHusi md legs,
oss Of appetite, slecplesS nighis, cole, grnmp, nam
aud nghtness of t%he'chost, heartburn, govt and Iieu
mNi-in, pukins and purging, ohilis aud feyers more
or less accompanying these, and n long tram Of trout.
lcsome and dangerous affections, AL Of which may he
prevented ana cured 10y taking q Tow does OF Dr,
SrEiCkLNhDS VEGETABLE fuRiENING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS, Thoy will purity tho blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver IN "a healthy rendition.
They arc particularly suitable for chronic ANIL nervous
Diseases, Every nitntly and every sollhr stOuld
keep n supply Of these Pills, As many diaeasos are oh
yiaLoi 10y { cir use. They arr q mild aud sle med
cine, aud can be taken Mt any time without danger of
taking cold.
Sold 10y tl druggists, or sent 10 any part bn receipt
Ot twenty i've cents amt a stamped envelope. AliJoss-
ed Or. SfRlukL LAND, o east Fourth strceti Cinei ana
Il, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
PETITION FOR DIVORCE,

Ehzabelh senne w. William Senne. Common Pleas
oourto Of Montgomery County, ohio. Casa No. 49,
Divorce. .
NHILLlAM sENRE will take notice that on No
w yemher q, said Elizabeth Senno filed her petit
lien against him In the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Montgomery comfy, praying for a divorce and the
custody OF ninOFchildrau. Causea-Oxtrone cruelty,
ELIZABETH sENNE.
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