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oFFICAL.
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES
IErsqz as ne FISJ .ssssio7t ~ Ehs Eksrtyssrsag
[PurlIc-No.ll

lhurLlc-No-l.I
AN ACT to refund aud remit the duties arms i'm
ported by states.
lie ii enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiye1 o. the United Statea Of America in Con-
greas Assembled That the Secretary Of the Treasury
lie and he iG hereby authorized and directed TO re-
f1pd and remit the duties aud fmposts on all arms
imported into the United States since the hTst day
" May last, or which may be imported before the
frat day Of January next, by or for the account Of
shslI be satisfied that the said intended, In
rood faith, for the use Of the troops Of Eny State
the insurreetiOn now existing against the United
StateE- -
Approved, July 10, 1881.
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JOHN ri. IAKIN.

[succeSsor to Wheeler LGlin.l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
wv Inspection Thursday, March 29th,
and we'll selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestingsI
AlSo complete assortment Of GENTLEMRN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS.
The patrons 1.-THE old firm, and the public In geIl-
eral are respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock before making their purchases intend SELL
ing small profits to cash and prompt purehAsefe.
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
establishment. JOHN I. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
mh2S4Wd No. 102 Main st., Wheeling, Va.
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nNRn amer the 18th Of April. 1851. the paIseii-
" ger Trains viii be TuR - foll0NH4 Wig:
The Expires Train leaves Wheeling daily except
aundAyE n 10 A. NJ BenWood at 1870 A, ~, arrir-
fng In Baltimore At $40 a. NJ. connecting with The
Express tnin for PhIadelPhia, New York Boston.
and nllths Eaqtern cities, leaving At GAS a. ~
TiTes At Warrington at $50 A, ~ making Close
neet5on Witths Southern lines for all partS Of The
SOuIh. This train stops At the principal stations
from Wheeling to CumberlAnd.fs67 F5IE.T
Returning leaves Baltimore At 3;46 p. NJ, and
Washington City Al 2-{5 p. ~. arriving At DenWoOh
at A. d. and heeiib At 621 A. NJ, making direct
connection With the xpresstrain for all partA Of tile
Wet Southwest and Northwest, This tIRin BtOls
only for meHls and wood and WnteT.
The Nail ITain leaves daily ineludink Supdy as ri
6:67 p NJ, BenWood Al 7:2b \. NJ And arrives IL
Baltimore at al5 p. NJ, connecting with the Mall
train leaving for Philadelphia, New York, BoEton,
and all EAStgrn cities AZ 4I6 p II arrives ut WASli
InKtun City At $40 r. M connecting With the soutli.
ern lines for all parts Of the South This train stops
on the end the road at AoundsVille Cameron.
Warrington, Water Station FaiTmont and drHft0n.
Returning, leaves Baltimore NJ $50 a, NJ Hafl''
ingt6n City at 5f21 a. u. and arTiyetat Bfnwopd mt
1910 pm. and Wheeling nj 1882 T. ~, connecting
with Express train for all parts Of the Southwest.
West and Northwest. This train Htops at the prtn-
cfpaI stations only. f.af5g
ThS Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except HnnhRys, leaving Piedmont At 6iO Am.
aud arrives at Wheeling At $40 ?. NJ.
w.P ss1TIi, Master Of Transportation.
81 NJ. Co.'S, 6e1sl TiekAt a gent. t.giGa.4 apo
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FfOH d. ThToddgs l8siI, Of Mas FORK CITY
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted ~ their
purpose a. an apeTiept but md their beneficial ef
fee1s upon the Liver very marked indeea- They
have In my practice proved more eftsctual for the
cure Of GiiIi0ns e0nPlaintf than any one remedy 1
can mention / sincerely rejoice that We have at
length purEative which Il worthy the confidence Of
the DFUfes-ion and the peOnle, l...r.-g..r..
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M. On tbls Road Il nov equal 4, any I'm Ill.
Countty.
Three Through Pa Senger Trains,
pErW ERN pIEEspUlsUli :
Conneeting direct In the VnioR St
ErAn4 from All LOT Ehiia
s 1 tSS
tAtton OF Passsngers loF speea Ana e'li
foEt,by any other route: ..
LII shS ~ r1pi ny GSpd1stoSH.
Smoking cars 20 s 81 T e' O' Nh
Sleeping Cars 20 ESPEess AH "a .i,.
ExPress runs na 49, i iI sttii.
New York kxpFess ana fast Lines connect tor b"l'
ti11ore and pbi,.I,bt, aud N.,
Six daily Trains 1otMeen .uu We"
Two DAILY Sew 1d Sn 9
Of the above Trains and transfers through New York
freq.
Fall River or stoningtOn Lines BaEEage transferred
free. :. = u -,
TICKETS may be obtained A. any o. me important
h lanO4 nns on d. MIspSi q oS
rivera
EaU-Fase Always as low anu 'l tttiae rs
quick as by any other Route
ASK FOR Tickets By PITTSBURGHs
N, N ,iIe arm to6s Of m,
Ihe u LII M 4 VI '''
i, the Eastand the
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Nth he SaSin1 "a tims. arc atiyan
tAges readily by FhpPos Of Freight aud
tho Travelling PUBLIC ,,.,l,L
G SItSss es ne o%pE XSents y ts
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Sec. p And be II further enacted, That every per
son NhO shall be appoint shall,
II The time Of his Appointment be not les than
tEenty-one yeafB Of age nor more than tEenty-six
years. and that, previous to his appointment, Ills
PbyEieal mental and HloEal guAlineAtatous shah be
Inquired into and fsTOrabY reported upon ~ a
board OF paytrlstara appointed for that purpose hy
tie Secretary Of the Navy, and under such reSnla'
tons ~ he may prescribe
al pay OF assstAt paymAsterB shall be as t00M VIZ
On duty At se for the hTst hTe years ateT GATE eI
commission one Thousand three hundred doilarsi al.
ter i've years from date OF commission, one thousand
i've hundred dollars.
On other duty, the inst I'VE years after date ~
commission, one thousand dollaTsi after hTS years
from dale of commission, one thousand two hundrSl
dollars
on Leave Of absence or waiting Orlers for the fst
Eve years after date OF q mmiSsion eight hundred
dollars after 1--WE years from date Of eOmmisliJn, uIp
thousand dollars; and when attached to vessels for
service each assistant shAl be enttlc
sec, 1, And be it further enacted, That from and
a9eF the passage Of this act no commanding oteeF
Of any vessel in the navy shall DO required 70 PER
form the duties OF paymalter asEistant payInns.
ter; and when such once shall become vacant 10y
death otherrise in chips q SEA or on torsyn sta
the senior 0tfeef present may make an acting aI-
pOlntment Of any ut peEson 70 Perform the dnties
shall report for duty. Any person performing the
duties Of pay assistant pAymastef in Aecur
dance with this section (but not OtherEiBa) lhAl 10
entitled TO receive the pay OF such grade whilst 10
acting.
Sec. 5. And 10 1t further enacted, That each as
sist4nt shall upon his appointment. enter
into bonds in the amount OF ten thousand dollars,
with At least two good and sufficient securities, for
the faithful performances Of his duties and that as
siStant paymASters shall have rank and preeedenee
with aAiitAnt SUI geons not passed. and that all ap
pOintments to NIL vacancies in the corps Of paymas
iers shau be made by regular promotion from the
list OF assistant PayniAsterH.
Sec. g. And be &c further enacted, That within six
months after the expirati of the present insuFec
HGn the corps % paymAsters and AsStstant payinas
ters khAll be Feiuced the number of seTeuEy=iT6
10 the whole.
Approved, July IL, 1851
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sTRANsPoRTATIoN.

TRHNsPoRTATION.t
cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Ran Road.
Ia - 80
OgANDAFTBR MONDAY, Iovsmbsr 18Th, 5s6I,
" Passenger Trains Eitl leave Bridgeport = fol-
lows, (sundayA ezesPtsd] -
11:16 A. u. MAI stopping ai al Eiationf,
CisTslGni tEI0 FIN = 77s - - :
&s9 EzPrs. I5nn stopping g ~ z ons
Cleveland at 9S35 a "! =
100 p ~ EEpr's, Tan .ogiSg g al s@'ioGs
-t'+- CIsYsland ate2s A. II 6
RETURNING TRAINS.
LsGye Cleveland a ssSS A. " and $50 ?. y. AZ.
rive q BddsePoFt Al % go a d. and 1000
Lave Pitt.burEh At IN, A. NJ. $50 A. N! and
A. u. and 6t25 P. II.
Connections are made as FolIowst
At PittSburgh With Pennsylvania r. r. IoT Harris
delphIa, FsW YORK and BoEton.
Cleveland with Cleveland 4 ToIed 3. R. for Sam
80 -sg5-3T j dusisy, Toledo, Detroit Chicago and
All pSntsin the NoEIH wEsE. with
DetEoit steamer for DetTott, JaeIksoiI,
"a Cleveland Rrie r R. for Isriei Dui,
Cleveland. Columbus { Cincinnati for
crostiine, Delaware, Columbus and
Al Hudson With the dec c. T. i c. RR for cuyahosa
Pals, Akron, MilleraburEh and Woos-
At Alliance With r. IT! WI A C.. R. r. for Canton,
MAssillon, Wooster, Salem, Enon, ca
Al staubenyills With p q O. LIus and AZ BE1IAIn
With CO. o. R,R- for Evansville, New
ark, Columbus, 1eDa, Dayton, Indi.
ampols, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
st. Louis St- Joseph and all points
ytst and South West.
RneurElon Tickets 20 Pittsburgh and return S3,55.
Fare RlInys ~ low, and time much quicker than
any other ROUTE
ThrOuEh Tickets 70 al points II the Wet, North.
and Easf can be procured at the once No 81 Water
street. next door 70 sprigg House, Wheeling, Va and
Freight contracts viii be made At Lowest rates TO
any point accessible by this rad and IL eo1Dsetofs
70 The East, North, West and Northwest At ONCE
No. S7WGtsE street, with Freight Agent n Bridge
port Sts4ion. R. HAMILTON. Agent
Fhssling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. agent.
in NeCULLOUGH. President.
Pr. MYERS Gent Ticket Ag't- nUT6
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n. R,-sshseTip:ions received Ahd forwarded bS
A. D. HGDII,LE0h Agent ut Nheaiipg and VleiElfy
BpSemeR EnsFaFligs Apd An Journal can b S9ss ~
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from DR.. Edrdrd Boyd, Baltimore.
DEAR Bro AVA: / cannot answer you chat com
plants have ehrrd with your Pills better than
say oil 6df tcs err trtut trinh pHTpaffre UediefHS
i place great Dependence enectuAi eathArtie
my daily contest With disease and believing as do
that your Pills afford the best have Of
value them highly
BA J. G Avn Sir: haze been repeatedly eHTCd
Of the Worst hGdddehe anybody can have by dose
two Of your Pills. 1t TO arise from foul stV
mach. which they cleanse once
Yours With great respect Ed. W PRABLR
Clerk OF Steamer Clarion.
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DEPAEI,nsT o. 4HH IsIuiOp,l

sn: have tiEed YOUR Piiis In my general and hoe
pItal practice since you made them, and cannot
hesitate 10 say they the hest eAthArte employ
eIded, consequently they are an admiT1ble remedy
for arrangements Of thar organ. Indeed, have
seldom found case Of biIliOag diRnaSe 50 obstinate
that 1t did not readily yield to them.
Fra4eruaIiy YOURS ALlONZo BALL ~ u.
PhvgfciRu OF the Marine Hospital
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Baltimore & ohio RAN Road

J.S. NeCuLLOUGH, President.
Pr. MYERS, Gent Ticket ACT s1s n6T6
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From Or. z ". CGTtlrrfqhL Ass1i OIfsdHS-
Your Pills arc the prince Of puEgss- Their excel
lent qualities suTp1ss any eathATtic posses They
are mild but very certain and eectuhl in their
ton on the bowels which makes them invaluable to
rs IN the daily treatment Of die. -
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DH ATrE: Your Pills the paragon Of All that Is
great in medicine. They have CURED my little danEh
bad proved ineuTable for yearH. Her mother has
been long ETieyotisly aieted with blOtehes aud pm
piles on her skin and in her hair After our child
Sas cured she also tried your PiIlA and they have
cured her ASA 1i0RGRI1GE
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An ACT making additional appropriations for the
support OF tho amy for the h5eal year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred aud iixty-two, anil APP
prOpriAtions Of aFrTaTlEes for the fiscal year end
ing June thiTtieth, eighteen hundred And sixty
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L. u HouPT, GetI 1Eelts Ast Pfilsdsi phla.
Taos.A .eoo1Ts Gea,l Sspt.l AlloenaPa.tI 1saI.,oo
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Iron NFs. z SFpaF tNyFlsla1 alld Hlal7VsI La7I7l
md two large doses Of your Pills, taken A.
the proper time excellent promOtiyes Of the HGt
l0df EeGTGfiOn when wholly or partially suPPEed-
and also very eeetual 70 eie0RIs the nadeA and a
PEI s0OrIas. They much the best phyae Ue
have that recommend hO other to my patients
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
NEVER FkILSI
The Greatest Remedy in Use!
THE GENEsEE LINIMENT.

No other preparation ever offered TO suffering
humanity has performed so many wonderful
cures, in so short time, this infallible Lini-
ment. In many severe and apparently incureble
cases, its effects have been instantaneous and
tisfactory-mitigating i'll, and calling forth tho
highest testimonials ever given TO a medicine
Like the oil of olden time, used in amounting, It's
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 cases Of the
NEST obdurate and excruciating character, when
all other remedies have utterly failed Not
withstanding its powerful healing qualities, a
child, or the most delicate female may take it
inwardly far these ills, when it is required, with
out the least evil effect.
For Rheumatism-th the Genessee never Failsl
For Neuralgia Genessee never Failsl
For Tooth -ache-the Genessee never Fals!
For Gout-the Genessee never Failsl
For Sore Throat-the Genessee never Failsl
For QiarThGa-the Genessee never failsl
For Sick Head. ache-the Genessee never failsl
For Collie or Cramp Colio-the Genessee never
failsl
For all aches or ills, sure cuTe-itnever fails!
For sale by N. U. WALKER, Proprietor,
No. l9S Smithfeld ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
From the Dover. N. IL. Gnzalta.

DIR. RICHARDSON'S BITTRRs.-In our COL
pmns may be found an advertisement of She
ry Wine Bitters,prepared by DR.. S. o. Rich
ardson, of South Reading, Mass. They are
as said 10 be, undoubtedly composed OF va
riety o valuable and purely vegetable matter
and from our own experience, aswell as 9TH
ers, we can spaak highly of their waiting
and invigorating effects upon the system.--
We have a good opinion Of the Bitters, as
they are not quack nostrum, bnt discovered,
prepared and Yended by regular physician, a
graduate OF The college Of our own State and
who has said but little in the way of putting
them himself, but leaves it to those who try
them 10 judge themselves For the diseases
that many are liable to in the Spring aud
Summer, such as Debility, Dyspepsi Bill.
lious and Nervous complaints, We do not hes
itate that these Bitters will be found a safe,
agreeable aud tffectual restorative. As good
health is one Of the greatest ofearthly bless
ings we would early adyise those laboring
under such disease, TO make trial of Duct.
RICHARDSON'S Biiters; they cen do no harm,
and may do much good, as We are confident
in many cases hey have. Vegetables and
vegetable substances are unqGesionably the
most cORgenial to the human system.- Sold
by Dodge g. Co., and Druggists generally
no 2O4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
CLARkES LIVER PILLS,
A Radical Cure! Read! ReadH!

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 a large number
ofremedes, but they failed to produce other
than temporary relief. About six months ago,
! purchased box of "CLARKE'S LIVER
PlLLS,' and after using them, found myself SO
much better, that at once adopted regular sys-
TEN Of taking them, Gnd coon found myrolfen.
tirely and radically cured. The various ills at
tendant upon disc dered state Of the Liver. at
onco disappeared. gladly and most rhceri,llly
recommend these Pills Gy u sure and effective
remedy. Yours, truly, WIN. AUSTIN.
Chillicothe, o., December 4, 1859.
The above butspeaks the voice Of thousands
who have fully tested the curative properties of
CLARKE'S LIVER PILLS. Prepared at first
for private practice, by an eminent physician
and their merits fully tried, it Is not strange they
act more efficiently and directly on tie disrrier-
ell organs than the generality of so called Liver
Remedies. In cases Of Liver Complaint. Dys-
pepsia Impurty of the Blood, Constipation Of
the Bowels, General Debility Sick Headache
and all diseases arising from dsordered state
ofthe system, &C., are sure and never failing
remedy.
Prepared sololy by N.U. WALKER,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
To whom all orders must be addressed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
gtaal advertisements.
Legal Notice.
Andrew Wolf, plaintiff, vintOn County Court
Ys. of Common Pleas
James Lannon, Gather Civil action.
inc Iannoh and Samuel

Andrew Wolf, plaintiff, Vinton County Court
Ys. of Common Pleas
James LAnnon, Gather Civil action.
inc Lannon and Samuel
V. Dodge, defendants.
DHE defendants, James Lannon and Catherine
Il Lannon, W hose plAce ofresdence is unknown
will take notice that said plaintiff, on the lst day
OF January, a. u. 1861, filed in the Office of the
Clerk ofthe Cour 8 Of Common Pleas, his petit
ton setting forth that heretofore, to wit: on the
18th day ofNoyember, A. D. 1853, he obtained
a judgment against said defendant, James Lam
non, on the docket Of Judson W. CALDWELL u JUS
tice OF the Peace, for the sum Of 500 a together
with the costs of said suit; that on the SOIh day
of November, a. D. 1858, an execution issued on
said Judgment, which said execution was return-
ed endorsed, no goods or chattels whatever, to
levy. That on the 26th day of January, 1859, q
transcript of saio judgment was filed in the Office
ef the Clerk Of the COurs of Common Pleas OF
Vinton County, Ohio, and an execution issued
fr ON said Court on said Judgment directed to the
Sheriff of said County, which said execution was
leviee upon the following real estate to-Wit; In
Lot number One Hundred and Eleven No III
in the town Of Macarthur o., as the property OF
said James Lsnnon. The plaintiff further says
that said defendants, James Lannon and Cathe-
rine LannOn, on the day of October, A. d
1850. sold and conveyed to the defendant, Samu-
civ. Dodge, the premises hereinbefore described
as part OF the consideration for said premises,
said Dodge executed to said defendant, Catherine
Lannon, his promissory note, due one year from
said date, for $l26 with condition attached,
that if the said maker ofsaid note should be com
PEELED to pay any claim having lien upon said
premises, the amount o to be paid should oper-
ate as payment of so much Of said note. Tho
prayer ofsaid petition is that the defendant,
James Lannon, may be decreed to have been the
legal owner of said premises; that said purchas-
er, Samuel Y. Dodge, may be decreed to pay sad
Judgment of said plaintiff, together with the in
terests and costs due and accruing on the sans
when said note shall become duo, and in dcfaul
of his so doing, that the premises be decreed to
be sole, and 5he proceeds accruing from such sale
applied to the payment ofsaid claim and for 9TH
or relief. ANDREW WOLF, Plaintiff.
YAPLE 81 MAoKEY, Atty'c.
January 8, 1s8l--2O'ew.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
legal Notice.

VIM. Xix, Administrator
OF Henry Hix, deceased, Vinton Co. Probate
vs. Court.
Orina Hix, widow
'EHE defendant is hereby notified that tho
plaintiff. on this 18th day of December, A.
ID. 1860 Iled in the Probate Court of said coun-
y, petition for the sale Of the following real es-
tate, to-wit; The north west quarter of tho south
wept quarter of Section number eighteen, lS),
Township number nine. (g), and Range number
eighteen 49,, asbeonging to the estate of Henry
Iix, late Of the County of Vinton and State of
Ohio, deceased, and said 80 contain forty-eight
acres more or less; and that said defendant is
made party to said petition as the widow of said
Henry Hix, deceased. The defendant is notified
that unless she answer said petition by the lst day
ofFsbruary, A. ID. 1861, that said Court will is
sue an order of apprqisement aud sale in said
cause. WILLIAM HIX, Administrator
of Henry HiX, deceased.
YAPLE & MAcEEY, Atty's.
Dec. co 1910 O--bw
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10


SARzA.-We have long supposed this Gel
ebroted drug, had come TO be an exploded
humbus, but we are assured by those skilled
in the healing art, that not the Sarsapsrilla
ITSELF is 10 be blamed for this conclusion but
the miserable worthless preparations OF it
that have been palmed off upon the commu-
Interpretations which contain about as
much OF its virtues as they do of gold dust,
1t is a commercial fact almost all of the. .Sar-
,saParila gathered in the world, is consumed
in the old counties Of Europe, where the
science Of medicine has reached its highest
perfection, and where they know the best
what 10 employ for the mastery Of disease.
Hence We are glad TO find that we are now
to have compound Of this excellent alterd-
live, which can be relied on, and onr COM
munity will no. need be assured that any.
thing Dr.. AVER makes, is worthy Of their
confidence. He has been for Yeas engaged
in eliminating this remedy (see adv'g coils }
designing 10 make it his 'ck5 d. Ouurc,"-
which should add The crowning glory 10 his
already enyiabie reputation. --American
Cell, n. Y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
alaIaf!EglAll.gR.

Married, January 5th, 1861, at Alsnsville, o.,
by A. n. COzad. Esq, Mr.. RoBERT toMEH to Miss
MARY GRAVES, all Of Vinton Co., o.
Although Disunion stalks RbIoad in our land
the above friends, in Vinton, arc for Union, and
show themselves brave to thus assume Domes-
tic responsibilities Long may y9u live aud ever
love your union. To Conner we would say, if
you want to bo happier still, take the Democrat
December Slst, 1860, at Macarthur by ]. W.
Caldwell, Esq, Mr.. EDWARD HoLLAN D to MISS
EURoRKA CLAYPooL, all Of V inton County,sQ.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
"Reduced by Dyspepsia TO mere SkeIs-
ton.n

CURED BY "BGRHAvE's HOLLAND B lTTERs. "
Mr.. A. Matchett, trader probably as well
known asauy man in Western Pennsylvania,
states as follows; II met with farmer in
Armstrog county who was reduced BY Dys-
pepSta TO a mere skeleton. persuaded him
to buy bottle of Berhave's Holland Bit
tiers, believing it would cure aim. Meeting
him some months after, whal was my aston.
ishment at inuiDg him hale, hearty man;
he told me he now Weighed 200 pounds, and
that this wonderful change had been produ-
ced by Berhave's Holland Bitters to which
he attributed solely his restoration. Dec.
20, 4w.