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By A. GREEN, Auotioneer.

: TT. by n. UhEEN, AuotlOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE Ppor-
L kRTY BETWEEN L. tn AND 12Ta STs. KAsr AND
MAR PENN; AVENUE, WASHINGTON CITY by vir-
Maj Is. 1854, Guy recorded IN Liber j. s NO. n
folios IL, O., " the land records of Wash ng,nn
county, q shall, at the uest Of the ow nsr
and ho!aer OF the note ein securoc ON TUEs
DAY, the 18th day OF Octobe fxt, at 4 o'clocF D.
m. on the premises sell, at public auction the fol-
loving valuable propert,, or much and such
parts thereof as NAV be necessary, VIZ: Lots Nos
s92. ~ - ~ - " S<"e'e NO.
FERNS: One third cash; and the residue in q. y
And IL months with interest. Deed xiveu and \
deed OF trust taken 10 the eferred payments
All oonveyarces at tie purchasers east. III The
terms of sale are not complied with within dnIs
the trustee tn rx hit 10 resell az puronas
er's cost ane risk, AFTER week public aotIce.
ssH Stsw&ds GRrEN sSct
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BY ]. c. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneersg
DEREMPTORY SALE OF BUILDING LOT
= ON NORTH N ST, BETWEEN l2rH AND 18Th Sra
On sATURD>i AFrERNOON, September Pr
~ eciock, on the premises, shall sill, without
ressrve the eastern parI Of bdIy 81 in "a are
no 2l, fronting % feet noItl NJ street, between
an alley.
Terms: one-ihird cash; the residue in 6 snd u
the premises. -.
se2-d J. C., Mc,,IJIRE A. IN an,,.
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By :. C. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctiuueer,
TiUSTEF'S SALE OF VERv VALUABLE
BUILLISG Lot ON NORTH Sr.. ssrwKEN ATM
NOON, September Ssh at 90 rex, on the prem
lses, shal sell part of Lot No Is ia tquare south
OF square n 5l6 fronting Is feet inehs on nor III
80 feet inches '~SA
Terms: One-hslf cash; the residue in and 70
months, with interest," secured b, deed Of trust on
the p. emltes.
.ao., , WM. G; DEALE, Trustee.
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MADAME MORRICE, The GREAT AsrRoLo-
~ GlsT AND DocTREss, JSst from Esrops-This
hlshiy GIT ID and intelfg ent lady be consulted
On the Past, Present and Future Events. Cal At
washington je - SIM
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ByJC. MoGUIREA CO. A.o,i,

By J. G. Moo UIRE & CO., Aactioneers
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPER
RRIy IN THE FIRST WARpAr PUBLIC AUcrIoy
OnTbUkSDhY AFTERNOON. September nth
n O'Clock O'Clock, on the premis ss. We shall sell
that desirable hrst GLASS resldenoe the corner Of
north street and Tu entieth street vest now oc
cupied by =. fursuson, Esq The lot fronts n feet
ln>s inches on street, At the corner OF Twentieth
street and runs back l35 feet. and improved by A
handsome three story ard basement brick dwell
ing hon Sc with large back buildings. bui 4 And an
tains seventeen rOoms fuJnis Ell with al the rod
ern improvements. The lcc,tIon and Character of
residence. $500
Immediately after we sha sell the propert, two
doors west Of the above, lately occupled b. Ms
Bache The lot from about ~ feet on 4 street And
runs back about 1Sj, and IL improved BY q three
The above property will positively he 40 d, as the
owner is about TO remove from tbs CITY
Terms: Que third cash tue residipo i'm q Ana 10
months. with interest, secured bv q deed of tIu.t
on TIE premises. Title peri ct and unenou mbered.
be u j. T.. Mot UIR T. 4 20 Avcts
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Z q THE CURIOUS OR ANXIOUS.-Madam
ID, SO well known "a the most Successful eY-
eiainer OF the Past, Present and Future ever in
Washnfton, continues to be consulted weekly Nv
den from them. Her consultation fee 70 both gen
tiem-n and ladies', IS extremely moderate. Call at
her house, on the south side Of as sachus etts Az
between 18th and 18th sts.-the only house there.
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~ = e. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctio. esr
fTTaartJE REs y. SALE lES %F S SlTY LOIS On
21th, 1851, at 4h O'Clock, st the Auo ion Rooms Of
Jas. Z; McGuIre Co. by virtue of deed oftrust
February 3 I, 1850. and duly recorded among the
land records for Washington County, ID. c. tall
western part OF OF NO T. IN square No. ia 'front.'
Ing Al feet on north street, between 18th and 40
less. '0'' 'i"io vi
Terms One third cash; the reual nder in and IL
on the premises VI ""s'
All conveyance st purchssers cost
e. =, dCEL SNOWDtN n, Trustee
seH-eodds &c. MCGUIRE Co, Auct
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By A. GREEN, AuouopeeT.
=. >, ,,..$ SsS {: HHEHSSssI sssS's.T Trustees.

BY J. =. MCGUIRE Co. Auenoa GERS.
THusrEEs SALE OF OTIS EAST or THE
September 9th, 1862 a. IA O'Clock At the Auctl n
Rooms OF Jas c. Mcclure a. Co by virtue OF a
per I'd, lsse and duly recorded in Liber ] A a.
10 10. iolios 2es. &c one O. the land RECORDS for
No liza SSe''e
Terms nne-.ourth cssh; TIE residue in 8 ana u
the premises. " -
All conveysncs; a. the cost sf The urchsser.
Sc Y eoAds y. .. McG UIRE 4 Co, Ansts.
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F. UNDERSIGNED WILL. SELL, at his
~, house, at private sale q large Seven
a Five Octave MELODEON. Both in NVHvI
struments are Of beautiful wood and elegant tone
Persons who are IN want of such instruments will
please call soon. They will be sold much below
their real value: Warranted to bs perfect in every
respect. 4I3 Fourteenth street, q few doors south
oil Pa. av. Terms cash.
SO % ST. MARCI1S RERINP
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SCI O-d &c. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auet

Bv j. L. MCGUIRE q CO. AuctIoneers,
IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THEN
y lARp-On WI IN rSDAf AFTEHNOON
Septembar s6th: At O'Clock. on the premise va
shat 8, U part Of Sc usre sa6 fronting 81 feet on Sew
and running back 80 feet, togel ier with The in
proveme mt, con asing offs two story brick dwell
has been occupied a grocer, store s
Terms One third cash the Remainder IN & .n3
on the premises. Va "es'
Sc % j. C. McGITIRE A. On At.
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MARsHAL-s sALE.--in. virtue on . Wit Of
~. h 80 isctss ISSUED tvn the Clerts Olkce Of
the County Of Washington. And 70 me dirscssi,
Gu be 10 public sale. for es.A. iaf.ent q the
the ls. DAY o. atobsr Ne II. sc AZ " c'eeei n eli
eeienesnts rtht, Title, Sam and Interest ~ and
Les TO IN sSsare 81, IN tbs city 81 WAsh-
i9provens'e thsrean. seizsd and ievied upon -
we troees0s Of ~ ilissm .Blsashasd, cad VAL -
issa. :, fss@cf Sssis 3. w,isc5 -. - =
NJ 49,. w SELDENS
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AUCTION SALES.

By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auctonears
SChOOL AND HOUSEHOLD EURNITuRE,
MnIpI &c; AT AUcTloY On SATURDAY
MOnNiNo, 20 Inst, 81 10 o'clock, will sell. IA
ssaand H.na a'efon looms general assortment Of
BsseSss, Ds.t.. STOOLS. &c.
Chairs and Rlac aboard, Stoves
Carts, Wagons, Horses. &c ,ac
WALL 4 BARNARD, Auo,..
BY }. c. MCGUIRE Il co ,Auotlouee,,
FURNITURE ANDHOUsEHo ErFEcTs
AT PUBLIC AUcTIoS On MORROW
Saturday MORNING, September 81, AT ten
ScoSk. IN front OF the auction rooms, sha sell
the EpTn,tare AID Heo,s OF . family declining
housekeeplng, computing
Mahotsny HAIR Spring seat Sofa, Rocker and Par
Mshosany Cass Piano and Stool.
walnut WHAT OF. \ ayble TOP Tabies,
Oak French Dining Chairs, Lounge.
Mahosany Sldeooarc, Secretary and bookcase,
Extension Dining Taole, Side Tables,
Bedsteads. Bureaus, Wsrdrobes. ....I
aali ana husk Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows,
SSoSSninss nsa., sa s9d AZ tight stoves,
ketrise stor I'm safe, Kitchen Utensils, &c. &c.
Velvet, Brussels Three ply and Ingtaiu in sood
conditlon and but little used. :
It :. c. Mcguire Co.. Auct..
BY WALL a BARNARD. Auctloneers.
CLOSING our SALE OF FANCY GOODS
- &C oM ov LOIS TO SUR DKAL,Rs.aaIn ihs
Penn. avenue, between Q, sad Id.h sits.
FOR ONE DAY ONLY. .,
W shall Oder In lots to suit Dealers
Flowers, FlingeF, Combs,
Gimps, fIinges, Brai is, nIantiEas, Busters and
Ladies' Dress foods, &C., 40
Il nntl WALL q bARNARD. Aucts.
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By G. MCGUIRE a CO. Auotoueer,.
NJ srEb's SAL OF LOT FAsTHF TIE
~ "a &c ock. az the Auction Rooms ol Jas a.
MteS.nire Co by sirtuIe Of q deed 4 tTnst from
duly reoorded among the land records FOR wash
inston county; ID. G., shall sell Lot No. S. ia
Terms: One third cash; the residue in 6 and n
mortns. wnh interest. secured by o deed oil Tnst
All ecnveIancIng At the cost Of The purchaser.
sAmUhI; now DIN Trustee.
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II DhNClNG ACADEMY.
LEWIS CARUSi fakes pleasure to inform his
mlends ana the public that he wlll resume his a
dancing Lessons, both In private and in 81
classes at his old stand, under the Theater IN
on the hrst Monday In October. Nv
Terms made known on application Coumnn mica
lions through the Post Office
CAuTioN-Whereas some persons are making
use oil my name to initiate thense YES into pos ton
hereby INFORM my friends and the public that
nave not sanctioned such proceedings.
SO dD-T ---f .. LEWIS CARITSI
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PERSONAL.

A. NOTICE.
ALL Persons having claims against tho late firm
OF Bo' tz Coombs req uested 10 present thar
accounts to Tne early as possible. hlao al nsr
sons indebted TO the late firm wall pl,ase cal And
settle as wish To close up the business hy the list
OF October. 1861. HENRY RON,rT -
Sc l9-eOSts Snrv,v,n. &c..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
NEW FIR FALSE
The Greatest Remedy in Use!
THE GENESEE LINIMENT.

No other preparation ever offered to suffering
humanity has performed 50 many wonderful
cures, in so short time, rs this ntatliblc Lini-
mont. In many eyeroand apparently iheu rable
cases. it, effects have been instantaneous and
mitigating i'll, and calling forth the
highest testimonials ever given to medicine
Like the oil Of olden time, used in amounting, is
cures are often miraculous. In its preparation
are used the most potent ingredients known to
Pharmacy, and by its absorbing and penetrating
qualities, relief has been given in eases Of tho
most obdurato and eXcruciating character, when
all other remedies have utterly failed. Not
withstanding its powerful healing qualities, a
child, or tie most deheate female may take it
nwardly far these ills, when it is required, with
out the least evil effect
For Rheumatism Genesseo never Fails!
For Neuralgia the Genessec never Fails!
For Tooth.athe Genessee never Fails!
For Gout-thc GcnesSee never Fails!
For Sore Throat the Genesseo never Failsl
For DiarrhGa-t tho Gencssee never fails!
For Sick Head ache--the Genessee nerer failsi
For Collie or Cramp Colic-the Genessee never
fails!
For all aches or ills. q sure eure-tReverfails!
For sale by N. U. WALKER, Proprietor,
No. l2s Smithfold ST.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

The WASHINGTON FAMiLY-SINGU.
LAR COINCIDENCE. Colonel Lewis w.
Washington, Of Jefferson Uounty,Va.,
was married on the 9th inst. to Ella
NJ, daughter of George W. Bascett,
ESQ, OF Hanover county, Va. Ii this
marriage a singular coincidence &C.
ours, the being the great grand
son Of two brothers OF General Wash
ington, and the bride the great grand
daughter OF the only sister'of General
Washington. and also great grand.
daughter of the sister of Mrs. General
Washir
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
CLARNE'S LIVER PILLS,
A Radical Cure! ReadH ReadM!

Mr.. n. U. WALKER-Dear Sir;--For three
years past, have been severely afflicted with
LIVER COMPLAINT, Of most malignant and
chronic character resorted to large number
Of remedies, but they failed to produce other
than temporary relief. About six months ago,
| purchased box of "CLAkRE'S LlVER
PILLS,' and after using them, found myself so
much better that ut once adopted regular sys-
tenn Of taking them, and soon found myselten-
tirey and radically cured. The various ills at
tendant upon disc dored state of the Liver, at
once Disappeared. Igladly and most eheerially
recommend these Pills as sure and effective
remedy. Yours truly, WIN. AUSTIN.
Chiliicothe, o., December A. 1859,
The above but speaks the voice of thousands
who have fully tested the curative properties OF
CLARKES I,IVER PILLS. Prepared at first
for private practice. by an eminent physician,
anil their merits fully tried, it isnot strange they
act more efficiently and directly on tie disorder
ed organs than the generality of so-cllled Liver
Remedies. In cases of Liver Complaint. Dys-
,..,..ia r-p,.-it,. cF tla Blood C,ti~tpatlOn of
The Bowels. General Debility Sick Headache,
and all diseases arising from disordcrcd state
ofthe system, &C., are sure and never falling
remedy.
Prepared solely by N. U. WALKER,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
Proverbs for The Orchard.

W. d. Gallagher, heretofore quoted
in cur Horticultural Department,
sums up series OF chapters on the
orchard in the Ohio Valley, as follows:
At the Fruit Congress which we
have recently been holding with our
agricultural parishioners, it is agreed
and expressly understood:
1st. Every farmers family onght to
have good supply OF pleasant and
wholesome fruits.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
EOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
p>..,o,,rt Institution estdLlithsd BY seSe'dJ In
i IL JD,,,,(nt for he Rslief Of The SICK ana
~ ,t,l!ysd 167icfed NTH IiruleHt
and EgIdtmfe Dlstdses.

Distressed, afflicted UIh b"ase"E
oDd E01dtafc Diseases.
,,,ur HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view OF me
avfnl destruction Of human LIE eanse9 "
Sa-ral diseases and the deeePuons praeticta mp
~, ,Le nnfoYtnnate victims OF such diseases W
0n WE VI scyeral wears ago directed thGlr Consult
NV, Snryecn. as CHARITABLE All Nofthy
nfiLeir name. to open aDispensaTy lGrt tIeA.-
mont of this class OF diseases IN Az 'hglr IoiinI,
nl'i lont -, live MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to AZ
nhu " by letter. with description OF their
cond;tidn age. occupation, habits OF ne, &ei(
and in case ofoxtreme poverty, 10 hUhNleh
WSTESDiCINFS FREE OF CHARGE IL is need
-ai- 10 nd | that the Association commands me
S;gbost Medical skill of the age, and wiIl iuFhlsH
tbe most approved modern imProY'mehf
The Directors OF the AssocIaNVh' Wv ~ @.nlii ~ ~
NAL poport upon the treatment Of NexuaI DIS
h nun y,rcss tbe HIGHEST satisfaction with The
s"cccss which has attended the lal"rS OF ieI
Srygcons in the cure of SpermatOrTh@a' SehIha'
; Weakness Gonor'luu. elect. SyphliS, tuc H!SS
or 0nnnism or Self Abuse. Diseases OF thehlo
, news and Bladder de-, and order continuance
fthe same plan for the ensuing year
Tbc Directors on o review o. the past. Ieel aS-
s,red that their laborS in this sphere ot oeneVo-
lent effort have been of great benct 70 the anllct
- nd especially to the young, ana the! LANS 'E
- soIycdto devote themselves, with renewed ze''i
to this very important and much deSplseG q use, use
An admirable Report on Suermat'rr,S S', VI
= Seminal cakn,ss, tho vice OF Oha,ish' m"s's' "
: botio, or Self-Abuse and other diseases q tlS
sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon VII
be sent by mail lin sealed enyelopel tkEE w
CHARGE, on receipt TWOSTAMFst for post.
age. Other Reports and Tracts on. the nature
q and treatment Of Sexual diseases, Diet &c, arc
v constantly being published for gratuitous ulstIl
i bntiou. and will be sent TO the afflicted Some o.
n the new remedies and methods of treatment dis
n covered during the Hast year. arc Of great value
I Address for Report or treatment, DIR. j. SIX l.
= LIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon. Howard AZ
/. sociation, No. South Ninth Street, Phiiadci
= pLia. Pa. Ry order Of the Directors.
~ EZRA y. HEARTWFLL, President,
GEO, FAlRCHlLD, Secretary.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
The TWO DromiOS-Am AnecdOte
OF GpueruI CaSs.


The senior Mr.. Guy, OF the Nation
al Hotel at Washington, bears quite
a likeness to General Cass, and upon
this the correspondent OF the n. Y.
Times tells the following story;
A stranger, who supposed he knew
my host very well, put up at the Ma.
tionai while General CasS was a SEN
ator. Since this house has become
tbe crack hoicl at the Capital, it is
quite full. and at this time, the new
conner necessarily, for the first night,
WAS sent to the upper floor to sleep
Coming down stairs the next morning
little cross. he met General Cass,
who then had u fine suit Of rooms
thcrc, in the hall, stepped mp to him.
and in language more toreible and ra.
pid than elegant, said:
"i'II be d--d If I'll stand it'll
You've put me at the top oitho house.
! must have u room somewhere lower
down"
General Cass, interposing, and ner.
vously-"Sir, yuu are mistaken in
the person you are addressing. |, sir
am General Cass. Of Michigan"
Stranger, conlusedly-"Beg your
pardon, General Cass, thought it was
my old friend Guy. Beg a THOUSAND
pardons, sir. All a mistake, all ;
mistake, ! assure you, sir"
/ The General PASSED out Of the bull
ding, but som returned; as luck woe
havc it, the stranger met him Iull il
the face again, but in another position
This time he was sure he ha min,
host; tor the Senator from Michigan
he knew, had just gone out. So th'
stranger stepped boldly up, slapped
the General heartily aud famiIiarly ol
the shonIder, and exclaimed:
"By heavens, Guy, I've got ricI
sell to relate. met that ID oil,
Cass up stairs, just now, thought i
was you, and began cuSsing him aoou
my room"
General Cass, with emphasis, J.
swell, young man, you've met thi
id old Cass again J"
Stranger sloped and has not bee
: heard of since.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

I'd. Every good farm oughtto have
u good orchard upon it, bearing muit
Tor home use and IL arket purposes.
81, 1t costs no more to raise fruit
OF the best quality than ordinary Iruit.
4Ih. A careful selection OF va
rieties should hence be made, and
thc best Of trees purchased at a relia
bleuurs ry.
9th. Acre for acre, one year with
anYthcr, good bearing orchard pays
better than any other crop.
9th. This being admitted, at Least
us mach layor should be shown to frnil
as to corn, potatoes, or any other pro-
duet that enters into the crops oi il
mixed husbandry.
7th. AS all The land planted in corn
and potatoes. as q general rule, Is CIV.
en- up to the exclusive use Of corn and
potatoes, loi the time being, 90 the
land planted in appcs, peaches, and
other truitr, shaUId be given up to the
exclusive use Of such several Iru.ts,
wuiic they continue to occupy II. ana
crop is expected to be produced
Sth. AS the ground is carefully am
thoroughly pr, pared tor the receptions
OF the seeds which are 10 yield com.
potatoes, wheat, and other crops, 81
/ the ground should he carefully ana
thoroughly prepared for thy reception
Of the trees that are tn bear apples
peaches, pears and other fruits.
9th. As the stalk which vi Ids corn
and the vine which yields potatoes ,are
well cultivated aud car,d for for dur
ring tho period OF their early growth
tho plow, the harrow, the cultvatoI
and the hoe. bein1 all put in rrqusi
ton-so should the tree that yield.
apples, and the tree that yields peact
es or other fruit, be well cultivated
aud regularly cared for during the pc
riod OF their early growth, like i'm
plements, with others necessary ahC
appropriate, being used to promot,
their progress, health and produo i've
ness.
10th. As fruit pays better than tht
ordinary run Of field crops, for la5oi
bestowed and money invest d, it il
entitled to the best and most Suitab,r
laud upon the farm fJr its use.
11th. As springy hIlsiGes are det
rimeGtal TO ruit trees, and low situa
tions are hazardous to the fruit, on ac
count OF the more common prevalence,
aud greater severity Of late sprins
irostS in such localities, the most Gle
waited sites, that are not too tar from
ihe farm house, should be unhesitat
ingIy and uusrudgingly assigned 10
the orchard.
18th, and finally. Farmers, as
class, are clear.headed, common sens
ed people, as these are clear-headed
COMMON sensed propositions, ant
hence that it is but reasonable for Il
to expect the reception and acoptio
throughout our entire agricultural par
iSh, OF tie twelve points which W
have mad, az thie, aur Eruit CVuSrcer
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29

Observation-Disclosures have been
received at the post Office in Alexan-
dria Virginia, directed to "Alexsn-
dria, Virginia, Southern COnfederacy."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
UNlnVRLLE9 IN MARKET
WITH IMMENSE
NONE And EUROPEAN DEMAND

The reason why, is that by Natures own pro
oossit restores the natural color permanently al,
ter tLo hair becomes gray; supplies the n9lnral
dnils. an thus makes iJ grow on bald heaIs' re-
,noyes all dapdruf. itching, and heat from the
.'.,In ouiatt and tones up the nerves and thus
cnrrs ali uervou, headache. and may be reiea up
ON 10 curo all diseases Of the scalp ana haifi ~
will stop and keep it from falling oni "aASS u
sott giossy. kealhy and beautJat; gnd Il nseu oy
The young two or three times week, II WIZ hoSSI
fall OF become gray; then, reader read 'he loi-
lowing and Judge for yourselyes; .o
'"'9 NEW YORK, Jan. s, 1885,
MESSRS 0. J. WOOD d CO.,
Gentlcmen:-IIaving heard great deal ABOUT
Professor Woods Hair Restorative ana my nun
being quite gray, made up my mind TO Jay "s'uV
the preiudices whieh /, IN common with " El'N,
many persobs mad against all manner oil p"'e",
medicines, and short time ago commence"
using your article, to test it for myself
| The resul1h been so very satisfactory tha'
am very glM did so, and in justice TO you u
well as for the encouragement of Others VINO may
| he RS gray as was but who having my prejuoic'
without my reasons for setting it aside, are uh
willing to give your Restorative trial till they
have further proof and the best prcoi being oGcu
lar demonstration, | write you this letter Whcl
you may show to any such, and also direct tnGr
10 me for further proof. who am in and out OF tn
IN. y. Wire Railing Establishment every day
Ny hair il now its natural color ana much I'M
proved in appearance every way, being ,gIossio
and thicker and much more healthy looking
am, Yours Respectfully, -,, ,,,,-,,,>,s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
DUFF Il MCCOY,
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

COLUMBUS, One.
THE thorough manner in which Students of
J. this Institution are drilled in all the routine
OF business has gained for it the proud distnc-
ton ofthe
BUSINESS MAN'S COLLEGE!
The course of Study is full and thoroughly
practical. All the late forms and improvements
are introduced, and the Faculty will guarantee
any one, after they have completed the course, to
he fully qualified to keep the book ofaby Busi-
pess House.
TERMS:
For full and Unlimited Course, $40.
Students can enter ct any time aud review at
pleasure. .t.
The usual time to complete the course is from
to 10 weeks. ..
Good boarding can be haG at &2, 80 per week
Cost of Books, Diploma, &c, So. Fof full par.
ticulars, address MCCOY IL co.,
Nov. 8, ls60.--ly. CoLuMBUs, o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
yOTICT TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS
LIE Board School Examiners OF Vintea
county, will hold tloir regular meetings JoS
the examination of Candidates, on the First
aud Third Saturdays of every Month,
the Court House in Macarthur, commencing 10
o'clock A. II.
Atevery examination a certificate ofgood mos
al character, recently signed by at least tive rep
ponsible persons, viii be required Of each OsndA-
date. BY order Of the Board.
nov 2o''58 Ut. MACKEY, seOsT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-11-29
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