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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-08
WANTED.

"aNr n D-sI25a a uONrH-AGl
w evtryxhsre, 60 lairot1ce ihe nsv AlaK a [.
Family S>solac krc1ta<. the eefy los price uachir
the country whlcb l. fsssssef BY Grover a IA
Wheeler a. wllson. Howe, Singer Co, sad Eachsl
Salary and experses, OF large commissions allowed
other Nschfn<s sold for lees than forty dsi.rs
are ss<-ao~ns~zss. and the seller and user lss6l<
trsted circlls, ssni free. Attrea
sHlw 4 CLARK. rixsfsrt,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-08
Just PUBLISHED.
4 PRIVATE MEDICAL THgtTI&f

nS yENEEEAL DISEASES.
" including GonOshGs. elect
syphilis, sY!ciure, Gravel. stone,
Rup'ures, Piles, Fistula, Urinary
Deposits. and al Diseases Of the
KidDeys, Bladder, PROSTATE Gland.
and Seminal yesioles, ard their
treatment. Including cksytsr On
FEMALE DISEASES. with OBJ
tcrvsiions On marriage and the
prevention Of conception. Con-
tanning a Trss,ise On Self Abuse,
sprrustOrFhea, Sexual and Ser-
vCns nsf)ebllitv. Harrsuusss arr I'm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-08

DRlyATE MEDICAL ADVICE FIRE. OF CHARGE.
efChronic Nervous, Urinary and Sexual Diseases
in plain sealed letter envelope for six prepay
postage III clear delinesiion OF all the disease. and
conditions resulting from the infringement of the moral
laws, indulgence exposures and imprudences
Ia married and single life Every sentence contains In
struciion 10 the afflicted and should be read By every
young person. to keep them of the shoals which
ers have been broken 70 pieces. Amstvsness clearly
stated 10 be uncer the control OF iGdcious treatment
and thereby prevent inclination 20 veryprofc
Of disease Nearly OF disease be treated
without hindrsnce TO buriness. Medicine sent by mail,
secure from observation Charges moderate: consua.
tlons by letter or at the Office free;
oce e5 ST. Charles street. between Sixth Seventh
one square south Of Lndell HOTEL z. D. Box 309 ST.
Louis No Circular Letter especially for ladies con-
tanning nothing referring 70 Sexual Diseases for
postage j1nl-d2wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-08

pctrTce n both EeKes: the Of
the body sod mind aud the Authors View Treatment
all these cases II fa, the only successful ns,hod q
cure. WITH an exposition q Qusckery.
1eisvork 4 not qasck sdTertiser3enf, buf warning
s1c guide fcr married and single Il 4 TIE only book
that gives the Treatment u all tie above diseases plain
Enzsh -th fa di-ectioDs Tor Eeiftrcsirert. and cen
sins much valuable Information not proper 20 mention
IN pablo uotice. Ibew0rk ,sus 80 pages and 100
pises and sOravug q the above diseases Seat 20 .ry
address ~ sealed wrapper. on receipt OF one sen.r
Those Afflicted With q the above dseases before
placing themselves anier The treatment Ct ary ore
should drst read this work
OfFicE-3lf fifh street. between Hsrket ana Jerss-
son, west side.
Ts insure safeiy 10 al letters, direct 20
6ALES'S HEAD DIsPESsARr
Drawer 2C, LouisvfIis. Ky.
o-t-sf-d&wls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-08
TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS
Executive DEPAETxENT oF lNpIAxA.l
BUREAU or FiSANCE.

DtkkAl or FINANCE.
lSDIANAPoLis. June % l-Gl
uSDIASA OFFiCERS. -ho have BEEN or sre serving N
ere army are uforr.-4 that their Ordnance Return.
vii b made and Pre- -a.ed the proper Depsrtre.
sz1 certcc.te. o 4crttis.ce obtaned % erry~
~ applying % NJ G. = Esoser. Chief Clerk State Or
nanoe Department. orc, - .airs over v.jess Lsr4-
store. 80 q Wee; WAsAnytoa
BY making returns. shove directed ofcers will not
ly save "a ses BIT they vii he ale 70 settle s,h IA,
e0gerrm1D' and draw ther pay fronr one 20 three
earlier -aa y the Claim
Agents
~ order of Governor Nokrox.
W. II. Il TERRELL
-eseu ftnsoslsl s~sretsy
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-30
A CARD.

I,HE undersigned have entered into co-partnership
under the style Of Campbell, Caldwell & Co.,, for
the purpose Of conducting ths manufacture and sale OF
STOVES. and the Foundry business generally; and
also the manufacture and sale Of Tin, COPPER AND
SHEET IRON WARE, Wholesale and retail.
We have purchased the EAGLE IRON FOUNDRY
and are operating it, and also have have on hand
assortment of Stoves, Crates, Rooware &C., com
prsing the best patterns in use We invite attention
especially to our COOKING STOVES, Of which we
have patterns for both Wood and Coal that We can
recommend and warrant to give entire satisfaction
In the department Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
ware we amply prepared for the transaction OF
large business Our facilities for the manufacture Of
work in this line such that wecan fill all orders with
dispatch
Having the advantage of thorough practical skill
and long experience in the branches Of business and
manufacture above mentioned, we shall endeavor to
merit and hope to receive liberal share Of patronage
Warehouses at No. 19 Main street, near Baltimore
Depot and at No. lsI Main street. above Union street.
ROBT. CAMPBELL,
B. K. CALDWELL,
novS0tf JOSEPH BELL.
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utmost of my power, directing to the move
ment, which clearly forsee will be one Of
the utmost sdelicacy and difficulty, what
ever skill l may possess. - >,
Whatever the result may be-and may
God grant am mistaken in my forebodiRgs
Il shall at least have the internal satisfac
tion that have written and spoken frank
", and have sought to do the best IN ny
power to avert disaster from my country.
.r.sj zeo32t G. B. MCCLELLAN
Major General Commanding.
Major General H. W. Halleck,
Major General Commanding U. .S. Army.
I'D = esa ITO be Continued tss
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-30
MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body are the mos nsces
sary requisites TO promote connubiL hapPnsn. N
deed without these the journey through LIE becomes
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly dafssns 70 "
ed with the melancholy rejection that the hspptnss
of another becomes blighted With our own,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-30
THE Generals Letters to the
President, Secretary OF
the War, and Military -
Commanders. ECH
The Virginia. PeninsuIar. ami
Maryland Campaigns.
How the Army of the Potomac
foaght and How it's Sacrifices
were Rewarded In Washing
.-,.'IILls q fon. E'0~' ..r..
General McClellan's Tribute
to his Soldiers.
lC0ntinued..trrm Yesterday.)

With the hope of harrassing their rear,
and The certainty of employing the troops
usefully in the interval before their en-
barkauon for the peninsula, General Nc
Clellan ordered an advance upon Manassas,
as soon as hc learned that the enemy were
moving. This advance began on the 9Th OF
March.
At the time the force of the enemy, as
reported by the chief of the secret service
corps, was as follows:
At Manassas and vicinity. .......-..-.. SO,OOU
At Lower Occoquan and vicinity ....-...- lo,OOO
Leesbprp - SOC
Shenandoah Valley. y.....l 1900
ll5,50C
With about 800 field guns and 80 siege
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENcE.

When the misguided and imprudsnt votary Of 80.
ure finds that he has imbbsd the seeds Of this painful
di sease II too often happens that an iltmsd sso q
shame dread Of discovery, detsrs him fom apyiee
alone befre end hln, delaying till tho consntuaonAl
symptoms Of this hoid disease make thsir spps9sAs
ssch as liberated throat dissased nose,
pains in the head and limbs dimness OF dght dsahse
nodes on the shin-bones and arms, blotohss o. ths
head face and extremities, progrsssng with fnehtesi
rapidty till at last the palate Of the mouth of ths
bones OF the nose fall in and tbs victim Of this avf
disease becomes horrid object Of sommssrauon, eu
death puts period 70 his dreadful suferngs by ssad-
ing him 70 'that Undiscovered Country from vhsoes
no traveller returns"
this terrible disease owing TO the unsu funsss u "
norant pretenders who. by the Off that Dssdy ~.
son. Mercury, ruin the constitution and make ths Ss-
doe Of life miserable.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-30
A CURE EWARRANTEDI IN NTWODAYs
No Merc,sy o., Na,seotis DvtSs
DIR. JOHNSTON, f.Do'

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons London,
Graduate from Of the most eminent Oosgca n As
been spent in the hospitals of London Paris Phsdsl-
pha and elsewhere has effected some Of the most -.
tonishing cures that were ever known many troubled
with ringing in the head and ears when asascps grca'
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bash.
fulness, with frequent bushing, attended sousomee
with arrangement of mind, were ourod imznsdiAtsY.
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g. BAtTIMOUE LOCK ,'HnsPlTAl.
~ ESTABLISHED AS IA REFUGE FROM
The Only Place Where adeus Can b


Obtained. GRO
nR. JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE MOOT
y Certain, Speedy and only Ehsetml Rsmsdy IN tAs
World for all Private Diseases Weaknsa Of the Dack
or Limbs, Structures, Affections Of the Ndnsys ana
BLADDER Invlonntary Discharge, Impoeeney, dsn9sl
Debility, Nervousness Dy@epGA, ,lAnguor Ic1 spirits
Confusion OF Ideas, Papitaton Of the HcsA Imadity
Trembling, Dimness Of Sight o. aiddiness 1bsass Of
the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Adeotens Of the
Liver, Lungs Stomach or Bowels-thoss Terrible Dis
orders arising from Solitary HAhiSs IL yout tAose
SECRET and solitary practices more fatal 10 thsir vie
tins than the song Of Syrens 10 tn Maxns q Ulys-
ses, bghting their most brilliant hopes og Anscipa-
tons. rendering marriage, &C., imrosabk. IsS'
=. YOUNG MEN ~ si%
Especially, who have become tss victims q Solitary
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit vhieA annu-
ally sweeps to an urtimey grave thousAnm OF Young
Men ofthe most exalted talents and brlliast tslec.
who might otherwise have entranoed listening Senats
With the thunders Of eloquence or skedt Sacy the
living Tyre, may call with full eonfdsnoe,l ,,,y
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Msn contemplating na!-
rage being aware Of physical wsAkness, oyanto dso-
ity, dsformitiss speedily cured. g. al csy.su
He who places himself under the caro- OF Df. J. NAP
religously confde in his honor a. a tentspAo, ana
confidently rely upon his skill As o physician.
#
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- 26rIH8E3 q

~ ssosa .fa l.Le9 .5.s1li ~ .:olsiaV = En =
..a.f-o0 - ssa .,s - ,1Ie57rcS ~ IA 80 '''7'
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TAKE PARTICULAR NoTIcR,

DR. j. addresses all those who have injursdIth
by Improper indulgence and solitary habits, vntoh
ruin both body and mind uniting than for either bu.
siness study, society or marriage, -.
THESE are some OF tho sad and melancholy shscss
produced by early habits Of youth, Wis: wSakne o.
Sight, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpilation Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Ndrvcus IrritabiLty Dsrsngement
of the Digestive Functions, General Debility, tymp-
toms of Consumption, &c.
MrsrALLY.-Ths fearful effects on the mind are
much to be dreadsd--Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of
Ideas Dspressions of Spirits, Evil Foreooding AyE
sion TO Society; Self Dstrust Love OF Solitude Iimid-
ity. &C., are some of the evils produced.
THOUSANDS of persons Of all ages can now Judge what
il the cause of their declining health losing their
or, becoming weak, pale, nervous and emaoaasea ha
ing singular appearance about the eyes, eousn tno
symptoms of Consumption.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-30
YOUNG NJ RN

Who have injured themselves by certain prssttos 10.
dueed in when alone, habit frequently learned nom
evil companions or at school, the effects Of which arc
nightly felt, even when asleep, and II not cured rsa
ders marriage impossible, and destroys both mind ana
body, should apply Immediately. WYH
What pity that young man, the hope Of bis oeuA-
try the darling parents should be matched nom
all prospects and enoyments Of ffs by the
of deviating from the path OF nature and indunS IA
certain secret habit. such parsons xusr bslors con-
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YOUNG MEM
okGANIc WEAKHEss.

MN ediately Cured and Full vigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection which renders lAfe mssof-
able and Marriage the by the
npt TO commit excesses from not being aware dread
full consequences ths. may snsgs ESw .ae ,Ass nndss
nrocreation Is lost sooner By those falling int nprop
er habits than by tho prudsnt Besides Being deprived
of the pleasure Of healthy opring the most ssrioss
aud destructive symptoms Of both body and MIND sIss
The system becomes Deranged, the Physeal and Men
tai Functions Weakened, Loss Of Rocrestiys Power
Nervous Irritability, Dyspepda, Palpnation OF the
Heart, Indigestion Constitutional Debility, vastns
of the Frame Cough, Consumption, Dseav ana Death.
Office No. South Frederick ST.,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street. few doors
from the corner. Fail not to observe name and mum.
Der. - t.-..r-
Letters must be paid and contain stamp. The Doc
tors Diploma hangs in his ONCE. s6ra+ f.rg
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
DIR. RAPHAEL.;y =,
Rox Ne. 2463, Post oFITCx.
aYS9nfNnHAFR.. 0RIO. 49,
LET THE AFFLICTED READ

49,
Aad learn that . psrsst and radical cure b vsrrs,esd
and snAraAtesa 70 all Whs arsA@ictsd via Weakness.
$sbntty, navous complaints, nslAnehoy thsught,s Il.
preston Of spiritu, dhtrsss and AAguiSh OF mlnd, Ios q
dep, lon ofmsnery, isss Of energy aud mssoalsv VSwss.
ganJ groHth, wasting away. and . wast Of eonAasass b
hsassiyss, hintinE ah, e~.nyusivs tpnblnp, tnpe-
HIAR WAR TIE MEDICAL rnnss SAN.
~phyisiAAS require V - told the nature a yo0P
atssse thu ANoLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN toa
Ain V dsssribs the disssscs without asy nfSrmssisr -
Ne pstisnt, v Explain its orlginAle anSe, aat d g-uaiAAtss
lssars. Ana, what = more valsAble still, be VIII hesastiy
~ ~ soSnSsi ~ sa'. .ss i ~ a. !. an S1's sS, :. not t.A Al
aud onndsnuaL-Mefisa JosraaL.
Setaais 1snsAis Of Dr. Raphael, ne EaEikh %.
a. ~ rHy y.s:.:! s:v: ..1 si y III z; :; sa1; R.r sss. -
u VEHnRlAL Dl1hASAe, without the me Of Mon.
eaEy, wttAeut -hinasraass non lssIhssp, sd vi.hsat
Sar e ais'.s..y =. ssp'..sss : a.aaly Essss.. sssI
10 AsteuIY Tany asadiy Misunderstanding bot purely
Yegss1bls hstAAicl Eensaty arr sssA BY this Vsedsrfl.
sssasi, f~hys.osan; Ais botash nsnsdis:nstsr yet AiisA
And 70 rSneys al nervlry and 0thsg impurities fusa ~
7Esn Whsn al sthsr hsnOdis hsA hisd. HAassS
GOOD Nzws ROE sTseLa MEN ooHrHnPLAT.
ING AAKRIAGH Hear What The Baltners sssTss.
Peadsst Of the 0ddfllov, DosnsbsTo, Marynad. All %
mersday, he Stat Of Nay. lsso: -
Ten hAyinS bssh performed b. The RaEiih BoAnis PIP
Sidaa. ! 81 u nyduty, having 3 knoWiedrs sf tassa, fe
!tN. Ne 40, eslisvtag that n Doing 81 Say dSs Ssrv.
ySuae ail IN tSt Gty-is verify q nsss. 1Hs Ia
H>asns he victim Il . habo, tie mere alluioa = WA
~ sAnA1st. nd atsr ysaFs Il sHlbfi1k and dsese~
ave ~ al hopes q recovery. He wished b merry,
sae.esAriy beloved By - sWsst Q girl q oyr hspsi
felsetien but he va harfsi, asrveM, and pm
Hs dared got wsd % ssosant Of us nhAtkafea
A%rE hCystsa. He ssaght rslsf a. che ksuds 4 -
s'~Aystsaa, Nd astsaishisE a. ttHpy nsSs1a:
Aad vtgr Of youth kaS rvtafne1, and 10 b
tsVpy Ath9 u pair o. bright ben."
o asahsrinE. ne nntts wat tker eoupiasuL
~ DotAnts YAyfsiaa OsaadSntanI, TS1S
.a3 luDea uai&. HI o0ss b n Ke. 50 IAE3
eJa.ueU q. sad AsadvV, CDNoI3NAW-
~ %
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
LEGX S0f g. Vie''Iss
ArdseB UE6fFYAlqNNBsgSS .non

nutNvA UVbuti ANlA LfeuieV OmtHUn
James Wright, ssgat va &
BaEn abpfs' named ,aefaadantsy aJSnss
LWNght,s Of Waodfora county TUA6ia;
Peer sWright,f Jacob Wrikht, JMiftdn5a EN-
andaE lisaBs,he Oil, hik9 wi6,s Ana, joSn
Wight Of K6bAsh, county, Indiana, John
]: Htebaks aa shpah, Brpbaksr his wis
Of scopnt8 sJlGpoisS Williaps WfiKke
DayidslWRight -sJohn ~. McFnin0dtar aud
sArah1 Ass Norm n8stdr,s his WIFI. Maids
JansNEghN, Emih6ra Aeiseha 'Wrieht d
wfigS,raP iqCts ssS Anna Wright. widow ",
ty, Ohio; AZ Il z b. s' s,s
day Of TnAa4ty, A. u, 1854, az sboxssI
namsd Petitioner Audrey TriEhtskled bis
peu!tcn y ChskASQkce Of the sGSatF6fl
Comin2R sReeRSsosGPrsbl ssbants,SO Eio9ssl
asaipst thsnIaG IdsfAnaWsts, bRHsfrggb at3 fks.
said petittensrhaenpnasths as.issnoaso III
the dDsst ofths SAID Anna Wright in .thel
one tnhdiyidei eleventh, part of.sand, ,alS0I
Partition, ofthe fppOeiDg RsGl Rssats. Him.
ate lpVtha eounty of sRTeblG,t hnd State Of
Ohio, and described as foii6Sa tov z
oae huaadfsl acrsa, situate ana being in
the west sids Of size So-l wssL.qsnart er of
section Number ~, of lownshiBA5 lotA rshKs
. eaat kct benNiei on ahsa6sst byaa, SIX IL
acre trahkailsthe sumo duafters owhed Nv
jacob ErontsahdestshaihhSS AtoIjks, oririsai1
line. o the sh4rsA dc posh .sosasana1
Also. twenty ACRES in .aAdaSfa hs NORTH
side OF theeeHtb- &eat quarter u0fsaid seq
tInn ~, in township 6, md "a nrs . -eaSt
and IN lrsfnqftWptRF4ya ds &flbsafa d aeSdl az
eonyeganca ~4eEelnted aos sWiilian Wright.
deceaSlaisS JOHN Rlorawad'w ifoi Sh the 5t6
day ofsAAyastsAAn d. 1872 ''s -
Als1aetensysesss aasd bsisg sloii,hs1
east htshs' ofthe' soathApsisqpsrtxi efsseerl
ton ~, toNpsbipA Rpgs 2rssat, excepting
ten aeresI OF Grand !Gtthe south@wsst eortSer
OF said half qnagt en- ssnld saua toonSesed To
one Jacob Yosksa tesd 81 "a s4S y
Nsom6sty4#oiacrss ose rood and see,,agiL
teen poles, iart.oKsa an. Ia. The .Tsoplh vsstI
quarterly saiid. lection s2s ,st6Wnslip .Gsd,
range sffofesaadsa B6giaingaatsthS sSdth!d
west coSnss Df said q daetef; snd rnhn
thence puftAa4asWtst, ohesect!oSs iiaaSS.
pcles toea corner atbefrH sapor;E ~ .sasts
PARALLEL with lection I'M, 30 poiss IoB VcsSd
ncr; thenee1soatk s4lseast, parallel with
section line, l42 poles to the south. line of
The quarter. thad6e &est& on sale Vli4e
poles TO theaplscssoG begiBni6gg,sKnd sonl
tainingia the aggregate. two Kindred sand
f9rtytwoeaorAsanldre Or less, sAHds thsdssI
f'ndants are further notified. that theI iaida
petltie,ar make spplieationa al We sestl
term of sai9s Goprksfor uau order tkat aid
dover may b ga. assigned and sais Fstisoa
s.s sfos ksTEsHREs, ! 8
800. sAHJs sfof. p ai6Sheesea
As:sstGh 4 " LafsihsG Clerk. Ssifv AlpYT
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
NOTICE. /,
Christopher Brewer Pltf. Ptshia Cen
va. men Pleas, q
John bloomfield Of al Il acdoo.
DeftA
NOTICE.

= Va men -eleag, d
John hi' Ssf:. Ct al u action.
HkDoK T0NLlNSoN, and hips a
Arominscn, OF the county Of Marion, anA
Stale Of Indiana, will take notice, thsA
ChgistQphet Brewer, OF the eoh1tyASf Prebld
aid State of Ohio, did on the 18th day d
'NoVsmbeHs 1861, Hle his ,pasili6n ms thS
Court ~ Common Pleas within AND for thd
county Of Preble, and State Of Chic, ~aEaiBst
thgssAid Eadok sTomlinson aMdaJaiins Al
Tomlipssnv hissWifc and JShn. ,HloomReldl
8uuafinak sBl6pm6ela His WileyaAa NARY
n. Bowen descendants, which Is hew pend{
ing. The object Of which Is 70 sci aside
q certain wArranty deed executed BY the
said Ishn and SusfppRh Bloomfield. on,tAeI
18th pffJplS 1857 conveyiNgt o4Ag said
zsaeE Romlinson The following real eatAssI
|situWteTnr Prebie county 0hsos Being che
north part, pfkhe 4arth.eaB quartet, sesdou
30 t9ehships 3 ,rangel east, sbsSrg dirty
Sfghfactes more or less OF the north side Of
saidyqparteraSGAaRdA AM1HsN
AIso, The sOnthawsst quarteK of section
30, township 81 range, east, containing rs
aero, more OF less which decd itir aiieaed
% have been fragduleatly. madp and exseu.
ted, = r.
Also asking TO set aide 4 csttsin mort
gage executed on the said 18th day Of July,
1862, on the above described premises, by
the said 2adok Tomlinsop5 10 the said John
aud Susannah bloomfield for So, 900; con-
ditioned flint the said zadok Tomlinson
shall support and maintain ths said John
a~nd~Snsannah Bloomfield his wife dur. us
thsir~lfvesSr on The ground that the said
mortgage is Fraudulent and void, and mSde
to dsfsA lE6 p~isiatif ia tkecollection Of any
judgment, he might obtain aga nsE he.sGd
Johhsk loomGeld, q ansesoh tHeh.PoadlnA
in Pte6ief gotnlnop Pieas.ssAi statinxthl
rsc@efypfSf0O, damaessa td'Sf17.z III costs
against The ssid John om6eldia-s sid &C.
ton; which, q Ansatis6ad. . A0daiio stating
that Mary N, Brewer Sas lien on said
premises prior % PIaindf Judgment, for
S3bDy and $9565 costs - So ,shsrp
4hd'askiag thai. sa,d1dsed aud mortgage
may be set aside a~szfrGadulant aud void,
And fnrthera asking that said promises may
DO sold to satisfy the plaiatias, said iudg
msnt and saiesf. satisl ing said prior
lien in favor Of Mary NJ Brewer and sothsr
squitdble relief Aud ths dsfendantsa ara
required q sdnswes or denaar 70 sata, petition
on Che l2thsdayiof MaFch-lseS Or al, order
and Judgment viii b ssksA fesin:see'g ab :;
=. z
.,.., .STGw4sy's fsEaPlain'id.
q W Ia-slnm .sy "a yb yspeFgEs14 aSH
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
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lsas Of sppstits, nauss6, AHEulsAcy, heart
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empty, . pEin In tie side, Pelsnss 81 he "A
oolntshaaes lsngsor, lev spirit, aisIlrbtd
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0ysyshliss that ever ussA. hAa bspass "a
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: ss.sss; ~ ~. e. Z .s sis'. |. d.,. .!.; 7. : m. a. :
venting. ! w6s meal Of tie tins oastivA J.
I found thss Ms Pills kept NJ hsvsls oPsasas
without gripiAG erypsiA.w I have Astlatiy
gained u weight, since leinG .0~snr-beiAas y
In pounds hsavise tAaA when I OsAMSHaeL
I eve ny cure solely - ubs 81 De fiis.
Svg aH0EoI DANA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
EEGAL N4TIGE.
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p~e.etswsref !, Z preBs cSanOn :
=, W. Ssy sssg }SPIeasg aPartitiun.
Phebo sacknangeAsI. 1aT zoT 1RA
ITNHE above named dcfenaaYtS asPhebe
J. Sackntaa ,EIzabeih,H aawlcy, u tsSWerer,
IsaacP and Nary AunNP Pence, his wife.
Albert Pence and Sarah Ponce, liza vile Az.
mes SSerer widow officer Swerer deceased,
Samuel Sweree, Lewis C.FDSwerer' Barton W.
Swerer, Robert S8erefy de6rge Sweacr, Sa.
rah A. STsrersagm iuoFl and agnes Swerer,
allsf PrcBle county, 0hips%S&ss1eaGarden,
, nd sAgnesa ~tTeagarden, his wife; -
Rockhiii and.PhebesAp Rockhl his wife;
Robert Modem The niknownc children aud
heirsa at dawfo of MaryVJahs. CasseIhSSan do.
ceased, of Kosciusko county Indiana, aud.
the ullknownchildrsnsran and heirs at,laT, "a
levi Wooden dersased, gRho reside iaathe
OF MarshGlli aud, State o 1hdiana
hereby notified thai tho sabase anamed
Petitioner, Peter Sweres QnsthsI5 day of
January,A.D u. lS6b filed hiapetitiOgEsni tue
Clerks Office, OfthesGoutt OF Uopmt1 Pleas,
within and Tor the County of Preblec and
state of7Ohio,s against tiemsas delendaEts,
wherein the said petitiohef. de the. a.
hfAthes dover Ut the said Agnes'
sRerery widow OF TIC SAID Peter Swcrer de-,
SEasedf TO- and parh99As 81 tAs lctbwing
heal estate itfthe eo4ltJ Of Prehle, aud State,
81 Ohio,sand describedSas follows t1wtt:
IAc syatheast.atafnttp E lection 'Ifwsrty-
three, d ToBnship pines,t ia gaHge1une eaSt
Of the m~erididnslihe &c : s.s v'sEs.sl,s a =.
And ths' sud defendants are further uopi.
fed that tine aidppsdtIqfs make kspG;
cation satsthG mex efmp ff'saia ACoLtt, for
ordSrSthats said dover may be 4ss Esd
agd said PARTITION made. accgsdinglysss, a ar
Ss~~~ a@ EOoSa&STEEiiENS ~
Iea " ~ s-VssAttSS for peliioner. 30
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IJan. "a. slset4edssAsss TPr.R 1870