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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-29
%HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA



4 Bsnsroisat IaaitutiQn sstGJlisheab By ,sSsiel En-
dOlemeHt, yfor ths RsliQ Of he Sick and
y y DistreHSlrRb b2iettd 0ifh VifSlsnt
/, ~ i III ahd Endemic Diseates. ~ .ifs
HtHE HOWARD >aSS0 in yisN OF the
i awful destruction Of human life cassed By
Sexual diseases, and the deseptionsPfsetiee9uE.
on the unfortunate victims Of such diseases -
Quaeks, severaly ears ago directed their Cspsals-
sng. .snrgecn, as o CHARITABLE ACT KeEthg
'0iotbeif name, to open Dispensarl fqf tho treAN
mept Of this class Of diseases, in all their forms,
and 10 give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS teiH
who apply BY letter, with description either
condition 'gsl occupation, habits Oflits; &s,2
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is need
less to ad that the Association commands lie
highest Medical skillof the age, and will furnish
the most approved modern improvcmenA.
Tkepifectors Of the Association, in their Ah-
nuAr Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Disr
oaseg, express the highest satisfaction with the
success w4ththahas attended the labors Of their
Surgeons in the cure Of Spermatorrhea, Seminal
Weakness Gonorrhea, elect, Syphilis, the siSe
of 0nanism or Self Abuse, Diseases of the Kid
news and Bladder, 40. and ofdefhlRoRt Rtinusnss
ofthe same pan br theensuing yARr. In
The Directors, on q reyfw oftHclpaSt, feel as
sured that their labors ik this sphere Of bsnsVOl
lent effort have been Of great benefit to the atct-
cd, especially to the young, and they have re-
solvedto devote themselves, with renewed zeal,
; to this very important and much despised cause.
! An admirable Report on Spermatorrlea, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of of0nanism, Mastur-
baton. or Self-Abuse, and other diseases Of the
Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, win
be sent by mail in a sealeaSpyelOpel FIRE. OF
CHARGE, on receipt offs 6TAMPSfor post
age. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment Of Sexual diseases, dict, &C., are
constantly heing published for gratuitous distrit
button, and will be sent to the afflicted Some OF
the new remedies and methods Of treatment dis
covered during the last year, are Of great value.
Address, for Report OF treatment, DR.. j. Skill
LIN 0UGHT0N, Acting Slrgeop Howard As
sociation, No. 2 SouA einl liladel-
phia, Pa. BY order Of The Direct6fsy
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, PtsideAt.
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Secretary.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-29

UkRlvhLLEc IN MAkkEIr
.t WITH IMMENSE ~
lIONE AND EUROPEAN DEMND,I
The reason why, ia that by Natures own mo-
cess il restores the natural color permanent -
D the hair becomes grasAsuPplies the adsral
uids, an thus makes j graF ON bald heaasir
ployes all dandrutf, itching md hen. .'frOm the
scalp, quets and tones up the neHf, and thus
cvfes N nervous headache' 'and may be Iellea up
oG'tQcufe all diseases Of tne scalp and hair; if'
VIII stoPNnd keep it fAm'fabing 9fj E'aE:s, IL
sss I.s TsS va, "a I.if 4 ii Hiia Ssysy Sy
leREI 'iOy ypfrsskes "a
mEssAN NNnEckSeS W. i'''
pIai...ST sfa'!6FsRa Tesa lssnS sfa5 ns sf@G' Sslf
being quite gray 4 fp6de'hp ny Itind talay aside
the Prejsdiees whisI. ,jase SwiEra great
1laiIyhpersoLs, gAd against al manuer ofpatent
Aheditines, any short time ago leommeneed
using your article, q test it for nj self.
The result haze heen so very satisfactory that
well as K for the enC0aTassmdN cfOthsfs who may
be asgray as wastYAElet yng'hy prejudice
wiling to give youi tes.Cia.i Trial till they
hay hrther proof, and the best proof being Occu-
~ demonstration, | write you this letter, which
I YOU may show to any such, and also dfect ther
to me for further proof, who ami and out Of the
| N. Y. Wire Railing Establisbmenteve day.
My hair is now its natuEl color and much i'm
proved in appearance eytfy way, being glossier
and thicker and much more healthy looking. |
' - HENRY JENKINS.
ContdV. 6ialkA Carroll sts., brooklyn.
vTfSiNGsToN, Ala, Feb. IA, 1858.
PRoF. WooD-Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative
l,has done much good in this part Of the country.
1ba has been lightly diminishing for several
was quite an infant. u have been using your
Hair Restorative fol. six weeks andelsfld that
ing ,eed all other remedies known, tJl1io effect.
III Hink frthe most valuable remedy now extant,
and advise all who are afflicted that way u use
S'S' YoSeas a'%sa s|.l,h thi.iryos think pgepse :.
ts' Yotrs, &C., s. W. MIDDLETON.
.l PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Q, 1857.
PRoF. WopD-Dear Sir Your Hair RestoP-
Tive is proging itself beneficial to me. The frsnt
and also tlS back part of my head almost lost III
cOyering-swas in fact BALD. have used but
half pinthottles Of your Restorative and now the
top o'fmy head is we'll studded with promising
crop of young hair, and the front is also receiving
its p&enehe. hayctri9d hsr Preparations with
Personal alrecommendation cani (fuce many 9th
eysto try it. Yours. respectfully t-l-
49, - DR.. TIL3AS, h. D.
'Ssk a., n. nv, No, 10 tl1S. IHs s'F'I!a y s,la
|.baIdsT Z a pint, 3 al,dg! Al e5% poTbOtl
the meAiVm lCldsS I3ssRpty. 9er cent
pore vhon tltAmsll pdefeSl tof' Two doln4l
I'mofe in proportion and retails for SO bottle
QJ. WO0D>& CO., Prdprietors, 444 Broad
f way New York, Tin the great Wire Railing Es
tablishmant,> and la Market St., st. Louis, Mo
, And ~. by all good Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers q
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-03-29

4 Bsassolsat haaution sstaJlishsak By .RSsiel En-
doaemeHt, J0r the Kelly " ne Sick asd--
> Distrt"ytet tliet.d ;Sjh yirsts"t u
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IN. sia,. rnsurrec,,on I'm Ts.s,.

Thc ouy thing that prevent complete and cody
slave Bsurrccton Throughout the Southern sat I, ihe
p .ervaion q the Union
r she Union be preserved and Il the federal yovernnel
b. ADMINISTERED for few years by republican Pres
shc-S nGy D, dsrd and c8IvNi 1uf ciici ic. rtdf
~ p~rofd, honoruNc and equitable cn1r0Pi.cs = u
o. -irrs
IL Sses ru,ui l. nod, an s-e-and n a reps5iicaa
government is irtrustcd with the duty q making them
rey the work ~ be done without bioodshcd, without
revolution, without disastrous loss q property Tie
WORK sll be one q time and patience, Ok L FrE al
vii D. dc-s
r. cn The other hand. blinded BY pass on anI Cred by
ambition the people Of the south allow their leaders .
prcc pitae dsunon upon them and the plan Of Mr. Van
stey amer the election Of NJ. Lincoln be carried out
Thea earthly power prevent general uprising q
the slaves throughout The south, and season o. anarchy
blod-hed and ruin, which no one contemplate
wthout horror.
n, csly tlinq ,,c, pr--r,s o. -pi tsyoz 81 ssis
dyuo~g Ne arss ~ so-fer 0atsf is tier Ritz
hG rsch hs Etois po,rsr ~ ~ fsisrtf y,-
r7f E0gd :, trvugh y bar again. hsrr, and cnssA
Onse lei this fear be rcmoved-once let n te k,c,vn
by the slaves that IN contest for their freedom they
would only have 70 aght their masters, and nothing
could preven, an instant revolution.
Much would depend upon the manner In which tae
whites at The South treated this iusurrcciion, when ia
occur they should see that resistance vain aai
that their only hope Of safety themselves would be 70
ye'd TO the negroes their liberty much of the carnage
90 the other hand they should attempt doubt they
would. 10 put down the rebellion by hre and BY sword.
there Won ensue such tragedy as the world has not
Fancy four millions Of blacks With tropical blood a.
tefmSed With the more nervous blood Of their masters
boiling 10 their vsinswith tho memories of life time q
oppression, ard the hope OF lifetime Of freedom urging
them on--maddened by the desire for the grstiaca-
ton 81 long -mothercd revepgcand with the full con-
scousness that they must triumph meet fate worse
than death-Ancy these men, animated by this spirit
engaged 70 life or death struggle With the whites q TIE
south and you have picture 4 what must occur IN
every Southern state " they resolve destroy the ony
safeguard which they nov have-the Union of The
states.
II Is undenisble that At the mornsnt N dissolution,
0~s IN ne North uho ,.Dtlf find se-rs -
t-unoe 70 e Ssher Sotcs and he7e aid ne saV,s ~ az
uC-k q orpor,r,no and Ivspd-ln9 fcr insifrr4fion
We are not discussing the right OF wrong Of thin-s
rev. We are only stating facts
The negroes Of the Border states are possessed OF far
more Intelligence and sagscity than they are scn.rsIy
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rscEsDlART AND srrrosrp rxsySpraRY rrpKs
From Isl December, 1859, 10 31st May, 1s6o-Sx,y
seven nccnia ry Ores,
fzs JAPANESE swfSptr.
10 communication from the Comptroller, assipy )s
n aiiitionA appropriation, was called up.
Alderman DARpACa hoped this report would no. be
adopted This committee has gene ca and expe1dSi
nooey contrary 70 the charter.
Alderman Bociz feeling very sore, as the Cnarunsl
o. the eErsvsssn commttec) called the gentleman 70
order.
Alderman DARRscu contendcd that be was perfectly a
orter and insisted that The Japspesc Ambassadors hsi
bcsa exnavaganty entertained An appropriation Of
thirty thousand dollrsbad been already made By ia
Board, and he wanted 10 know II the committee req IRE
sos 900 IN addition.
Alderman BooIz (vcry ooolly rep;icd)-No, sir; the
n05 900 VII be sufficient Ooud laughter in which even
Alderman Booze himself was forcet q ioln)
Aberna, psRRAca continued ard rcad from the Char.
ter the foiioving-
Any cheer q The cty government person employed a
a who shal vfuly vcsie evade any Of The pro-
Of The public property " his se knowing
" perm any other person 40 70 cnver .hs he deemed
posed by law shall for Office I'D he excluded forerr
sfter from eivfnr hcl ne AM under the city
ter sai any who shs wifi " falsely cath
No mouey shall be e,ren ted by the Corrora,on for aay
celcbscn prces or ener nmeni Of kind
occason uness by Tie Of ,hrt ~ ali
bers eiecsed 10 each Board ot the toaamon Council
Ifit WA legal for the committee 10 exp ,d SioC 90
they could just well spend million Of DC lars, add be
hoped The ordnance would not be adopted.
Alderman BnApv said The pveea opposed Tho appropra
ton becAuse the reporters not admitted He asked
tbc committee we're 70 Be abused becAase they ala DOT
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Obituary


Hon JONATHAN Puuups died in Boston on the osth Of
July, the ripe old age OF g. Mr.. Philips has been IN
feeble heath for years, which, with his ARRANGING
sge, nas kept him much from the pubic walks LIFE and
has obliged him to seek his enjoyment ant exercise "A
as own house and the immediate neghborhoot He was
formerly engaged in the hardware trade with bis brother
under the nim OF Jonathan Edward Phillips, who con
Quoted success business for many years, N different
localities IN Bostn He the eldest son Of the Hon
william Phillips, for years Lieutenant Governor Of
Massachusetts, and Inherited large property, which,
with his own earnings is estimated az the present time
at million and haf Of doliare he was twice married,
sad had two only by his drst wife, on Of whom sur
wives him, but who Is aow absent from tue city. Mr.
Philips at times exhibited generous spirit and gave
away the aggregate derable amount Of money to
the various charities TINT uppermos Ia the com
mun.ty He for many years constant attendant at
the Federal street church. and Of the earliest AMI
most constant friends OF ts pastorsD' Claiming and his
successor Rev DR.. Gannet He held the ofhce Of deacon
OF that church for many years and has attended worship
there up 10 the present time. when BIS health would
mt. The last act Of his regard for that society the
gift Of SO 900 for chime OF bells for their church,
which has been paid ato the hSds Of the treasurer
OF that society.
Mrs HANNAH CHURCH who, with her agei.husbant IS
well known TO all the excursonists or the Bat more and
Ohio railroad. died the morning OF the 9th ult al,
her humble home Itteton station, Wetze county,
Va, at the advanced age Of los years Her husband,
Henry Church, aged 100 years, IS stu living but Is N
very feeble health
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open the doors or ths Metropolitan Hotel TO every repor
Ger IN the city o. those who rcpresented themselves %
net why should they let the reporters in TO breaast
dine and sup, and go to bed ne drunk under the liable
He one reporter With a bloody towel around his
bead, boiling Champagne bottle IN one hand and his
minutes ia the ether, 80 drunk taat he dd not knos
ssssa5y wan,ed 10 Know who Was e ast nam Il
thrust his glass under the drst bottle Of champagne that
was opened "a member "Boole'', laughter) No, MOI
Boole, but reporter for the press. The papers had
stated that the reception in Philadelphia had cost only
5000 but he ha1 been informed, when there last week
that Il cost 500 0g0
Alderman STARE hoped tina, the bills would be paid II
correct aud not otherwise AMI he felt every confidence
in the integrity Of the Comptroller who would not pay
pinned he moved that the item OF SIS 900 for printing
for the Common Council and 80 600 for the pu chase OF
are escape be stricken out OF the appropriations Lost
Alderman DARRAGa said il was unfair IN Alderman
Brady to ma.gn whole profession OF gentlemea without
giving the name OF the person to whom he alluded, as
conducting himself lndecorously at the Japanese ball
Alderman STARR sailed IN the same boat with hs friend
from the Fifth Brady and he should share the praise
oduu belonging TO the committee
Alderman OVENS said he was on the committee but did
not know anything about the items BE had 40 doubt
the Comptroller would scrutn1e every bill before II was
pad.
Alderman CoRsEL said that the gentleman Of the Fifth
bad made an attack on the reporter and Il was but JUS
tce to that body that he should name the person 10 whom
he alluded. (Cres Of s'Name name -
Aida rmaA BRADY said he had 10 objection to give the
name, but he had been requested not TO mention it. He
would however say that was not reporter from the
GERALD, Tlbprs or T.nes.
Alderman CoRsELL mtved tina, the slo5,O 900 for the
japanese expenditure should be in lieu OF the $50 ooJ
voted by this Board Carried.
Alderman BooLz moved the adoption OF the main ques
tion-the ordinance AZ amended-whieh was carried,
Daagh Seasrist Russell and Farley voting in the mega
tive.
The Committee on Ferries lease pier foot Of Clam
bers street North river for ferry reported through
Alderman Henry Smith that the Pavona Ferry Company
have taken any steps 10 put that Terry operation
The obstruction IN West street and IN other streets ,i
jaeent tho Hoboken and Jersey City ferries, both by
Of the crowdny of the streets with market wagons
and other vehicles seriously interfere with the travel on
the North river and therefore resolved that the Comp
troer be instructed to notify the Pavona avenue Ferry
Company 10 forward AMI execute the lease aud com
ply IA The Immediately; and the company fail
to So then the Comptroller Is further instructed to pu,
up the lease for sale auction TO the highest bidder
Laid over
The Board adjourned to the second Moniay August
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JerSex CITY News.

IoEsrTTso The body OF the found aolti1y Ia the
water foot OF York street Jersey Cty Monday after
noon, was identified yesterday moralny that Of
DaneI Cummings owner and captain 0, the Scoops Lucy
Ann senator appears that Friday last deceased
attempted TO fea the rope found grasped In his hands
70 the ibboon OF the Senator, which lying in the
North river opposite the tonai dock Jersey City and
missing bis footing. fell overheard aui drowned be-
fore could be rendered him Tue deceased
Of temperate habits, about q years Of age, aud
leaves wife AID two children, residing in Water street,
New York.
IAUsoH o. FRasT Boar "A mammoth ferry boat, the
largest probably IN the word being 500 tons burtheu
Will be launched al the yard Of l. Bu-t.s Ped HOOK,
Thursday morning The boat was built to run on the
JERSEY City ferry. steamboat will leave the ferry
house at eight O'Clock A on Thursday morning. with
invited guests, to witness the launch The name Of
the boat uu be announced as she touches the water.
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ARRIVALS.
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CwKDHH PUNCH.

CWKDrEH PUNCH.
y We have the pleasure ne publc thai re
this day have opened esabsbnent "a Thi.s
three doors west ~ Bros iway for he % the
brsted Swedish Punch For AL vac already have
knowledge Of this erce.en cordial other sloa
necessary than the notice TIA, article tae hes
produced For those persons who not acquainted with
Article viii sAe thai this swedias Punch made OF pure
Oh Batavia NrrAck lof rce and "a. moe delicious snt
heslhr drink 70 which everybody viii take liking the
frs tane ewedsA Punch has been for centuries tss pa
ctps fsvorte beverare In the northern part %
presume once intro ID h-c, has prospects Of gcd fu
tue N The Unsed g. uonirYxto oher ssona drinks re
A~ ~ This drink regulated sccdlns the tse b Ice or
soda water cannot fs 70 meet their rotation TIE bes,
cooling and re1rcehirG DRINK hitherto Invented We recon-
mend The ewedsh Punch 70 everybody for trial and are
u Approval but especially 70 suaerers Of
relief renedy for ai esssse 70 sngsrs orator. actor
Be- nvAluAbe-a gians two Aksa daring Performance
yedng 0eo clear, pcwsrfu voice. rhe sboye atc,e V
sosd IN bes hcses " u boss and per gallon Ola Batavia
arrNck. especially imported for a manufActrv
aAnhr - hnnA Ne9 Yort JAY - leeo
CAsr1r LycfoC 90, a wf.s ssss.
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believe this government cannot endure pernaneny had
sAve aud do not expect the Union % be DIS
solved-I do not erpsc, the house to fabut DO expect
will be divided. II will become al thing or a..
Either the opponents Of slavery vii arrest the fur
spread Of IT, and place where the public mind shall res
that The OF Ultimate extinction, a. -
advocates will push forward til shall become alike awfi.
in all the States old as well newNorth a. Wen as So
Abrsham Lincoln.
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TIM LAssAooS FfsHyo FLzNr-Intcycace has beea
received from Labrador, sas the Newburyport Mass
Hrdi which states that the feb struck IN earlier than
common the present On the arrival Of the feet
the shores lined With brit which had been driven
ashore By the goldfish Up TO the Fourth Of july
ses were reported with half fares and the ash oon
nuei AZ abuadlni they would IA up By the Let Of August
a11 reach home much earlier than usuai.
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The slave Trade.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER : Co-2r.
Before George ". Noreu, e

Before George W. Goreu, ESa
J0rF CT The U1uej Ssdtcs rs. Typi D. HJ'9h-rhe
defendant IN this stands charged with perjury, IN
swearing 70 fictitious amount OF property, the
sion Of his being rendered bail for Henrilue Da Costa
who Is accused Of dealing in the slave trade.
Mr.. J. Buchanan Henry appeared for the government
TIE Commissioner denied the motion to barge the
accused, and allowed the to remain open for the
production OF testimony for the defence
Mr.. Haght remains custody IN default OF 50 DO bail
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There are eight ca irches which VIII sea, 500 people
sad are worth st. coo The real estate n he division
ne census takc- 10 the Third ward have completed
their lahore ard their returns show a population Of
laF6 10 ihe ward G vhca II osI reside Nesi Of fth
In the western division there arc r26 houses and
hm.!es making tcal Of us dwellings and 6p2 fam.
les one mar Vas a.ulcici with CONSUMPTION eleven
years BOT Cd not take 70 his bed until the day he died
There are Thirteen ehu-ts In the ward There are 37i5
CD drcn attending school havtE G, tclohers There are
also ecten ibfaries, supplied IN the Aggregate with
1850 voluus The real and personal estate Ia the ward
ward there nnctccu manufacturing establishments
9Th capital nvcsicd o. s53s 100
Tho iurus o one half o. the seventh wsri show pope
nu- the ytN lsl died There are also eight churches
valued At SOS 900 four public and three private schools
The Oldest pcrslu ninety six year. Of age The popua.
ton q tbs ward viii number about IS 600
Pr~nuRc ga ASD s,uuRss The census takers re.
ius q gve Or publication any items Concerning the
suit O their abors, but from what have been abe
b found 10 be about hfy.oye thousand nine thousand
more than 1850 that q Allegheny thirty dve tnous md
tceu thousand more than Ia 1850 that " the Brmne
hams and south Ptuburg fifteen THOUSAND double lat
q the lsst census that Of Tie ether bJroughs eleven
tho1and, and that OF the unocororaicd suburbs,
nine thousaud- making total o. one hundred and tyen
g. Eve thousand
TowSrHrs IN ISssYIvsSiA Ia the townships N Real
ing ard iattrofe, IN Adams county, there 2tel In
hsotsnts, 81 which ZIG are white males. aud .2Ss
white eSnalcs black usiee ana black fcu~iea There
we're but III deaths during the IN the townships
btTN AZ 30 ihus, sue the value on the real and
sons property IA put down at two millions Of dollars
lr windsor township and town OF Hamburg, Bucks
county, there are Tp5 nhabitsn r. and MANUFACTURING
estao hments, sne loo farms During 1859 there we're
b.. - deaths
Nn01NA The census takers IN Virginia are hsving
hlri tines 70 performing their duties many II them
IN eli p-thabty viii not We prepared make their re-
turns by the time Indicated IN their instructinus IN
Richmond one great difficulty is In ths number cs tunes
eT hate 10 call Al one house 10 get the Information they
NEED. Sometimes the head OF the family IL absent at
others TO busy 10 answer, and Al others sick that
ma and ml g are frcquslty walked 10 get the
ofa single family.
HsxuroS COUNT Ono The census returns NJ the t~s
eastern precincts Of Mil Creek township show yopuls
tco Of Sz2 bebg IN increase o. about IL per oeut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
WINES AND LIQUORS.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-01
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