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Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-21

WINDOW GLASS
1nn A0xHa OF WINDOW GLASS Aat
%Uu Soste6 Eses. il stygs and fa sala by
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NEGRoRs FOR SALE.

,ErTrION 70 sELb sLAvEk.-ls. H.
C1asii ant la4ts cNT AsIssr ~. va tlrry etnad
iaiefs The e,u,l,iniHaAlH haSipg hlta ftfre petit
q. Use coaHtS tst ~ Cash<fas tsaetv. kT The salp
yftiR slaves fspia nsl.ts4I kn Ia which they a'ivge
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s.fraS saSletea w MA that FatlIcatisvt he fF
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IA tn.s state 80 lbr als,e lss-.l lctps't,iF g. ~
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ttIaReFs stplall p,,s BE grated thr ~ill
rt tcH hsssh,4 sseds4 ss4o fhehi
Gk-lipe.IsSI - ed - y h LAM AN. Clerk,
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aud set fs bearing ssfaaFt. a copy u The wraeF.
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IN THE cHANCERY COURT q GEsss.

II C0unfy, TennessS e.- September seazitsn. ies
D,Sh u tfFsht " Airiasf L. hfiRkI psEfslna u ga
iit'on iaud 1its dyfsnssBt MHlad L hr;xht. being
pv,ssA1rnt e Tbs state, appears fasn the petite
baEl~red thai Rljieaits ~ laae fsr hasH suees%si
weeks 10 GFgNt8iw knsx vile WRis ncNslralrF pa
hskrd IA kBoxtihe, Teursst hsfiiyiaG said slntanAl
10 aPP~'r Il tie Cart u" 10 tfSear iEesfA tho HE
Miia"y - It hsr heat thea aud tsrr ~ saks hs d.
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Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-21

J. J. e. kely CstTk Of The I.,aiy Il Frederick N a.
ss,.ss.sasNzli sl,y3 tiiy seq a. HsAsIas B4ASA hel
abe 9rss se1tjt Saa5ktAlA \ a. SsSstlss,d 81
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srlh ARd u al bee scts - suh f afit aasi eftit
Iu. sod II 4skt saslt " bel r~A H. wsis 10 sa,t.
Justice as tieFseast
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Mas. v. A WiCkH, s- s.s.s---' 49,. -
Department II Iastraarntal ssa vassf Mo
IN Aeaie ps4nflAa tue ttsthssta tho sstitutv 10 81
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eurrd A. s assi.tsa IN .hsssFss n pFtsstazas
Il TIA hsTs unaFRaassl ahI Ns - k,r tsessanssH
enc" s my N ~ so. ss IL
Mis- Kate White VII hare ssF = - tlse kFiHsss
sss 2 y iaass ita seh. q ,sry sagrri
he elementary tisHsss asnAllR tssxhs IL sms sqas
hisnS Abs White viii give frgGbaF lastsa Ia Ela
ssS ak e .egss pun, se.sg I.sIs VEL ss,t. H.
slihSsa ckafrs sl'rs 5rsi Is..,,s Il ta 10 ~s..
s.. ,s.sIiss 'ssn g. zane. 's. 1sa
orr y4inS frir,sl. & the isHary dcIsEsparsf q rr
g,isssAA Saa prsSAtahls Iinis Il Ii.S Il
The Academic D,partnssat ssii HtlRn- D., H. and
Issh iaa5 iasS 5ss rSiI isgTss q s.iIats1p .,n
inrls.Is r,4lllrig wrfshig sii.h GIrammar writ,
A,i.hartic Ai'aaest a~zrAphy, History. Webster
Tiseerne,ssl having aaass Is nrp.
all Ire r,szFtnsmes q thP fn1ausa vi CIV. hts s,s-l
aiisess'n q, the Col'sEAts cisssrS These four
nsHisreiAaraeiRg tins siaav - 1angHaa, Maihsn,Aih
q" Nssra sehes- and Intellectual and Aioszi Pils~
phy. -z<
Ma X ssssbl win ssutsaus In sl~ssa 1T The llepaa
H'ssat 4 AvlvF tesaGnags antts arsasp.aaAl brass,
eSnprhsnE fFsael- lieFaas Fas ink aaA Paissfg6f q
Eariu1s syr- asd the disrpsi yasstisa u unbs.is,
AMI uthel uraauientai HHk. o. IL tS3 ta.a
tn" brIstTIplsHt u Aase. gstruitenia aHd vo-al ~
be anAsr TIE carr q Mrs '. 4. wickE. fSFmerly :
AthrRs TeRn- MTs. -Nlsksis experienced and sss.
erssfi teacher Her clr-e II nstrsetisa wtll iacaa
lessons the PiaRo and Guitar and IN Fseal Music
l. ..-f saa.- e.. sn1SClRLlNE. a+s sic.
TEE sysem 81 dis hBs EsasiTel GhFpasglant the o.
er. departments 81 the lastitHta sslise uniiS niy
asa E>atIe bot sf ". Inezs iaronsA and .utAry kln
Tie Fups vill a al tunes ~ usrFih Kind ssd
fui supvl vast Il iate teschera u uhOai
aSyN R at the Institute fm the openiax Tie CiaiI
hours If hsA The E=vtT4 rretath fta,ass viii At
tiss dafsfk sheE1 hmTs. h essB tsa SisllazD t
PATRONS Wo hereby esFHpsily siieitsi b. sist 81
r-sttstlSas fsyslHeHily thlak THE gill Civ
thea ilnch lns:sr Idea q the PFnaci-Bcy Of the
daRghseFs tisaa be ty llss nsEs tsFln ekAl
nation al The ci,rs~ Il tlp seS.ism e.a4s
30 TUITION IN ADVANCE,
The ehaTEr Ter tutOn will cuniiaas - ustsef " a.
Primary b~psEtalsat, les SVssha u assasls, tIe :
S S:II,:1 = T
- SalsAsA r.t- fss
Contingent charge ...-.-.. ..s.e..s,s - {
Lassst ~ A-o Jacksss "a stsruss che tsH aipal
IalsSsa saf3 - y, b kikkHATklcK
IN THE CHANcERY COURT er Gsssn.
Il Caanfy, Re nme saS e. sepsstnhe4 seas,,n iks
DtShl a. tRiSt " Mirlasl {. Slight psfffsoe u "a
uton ia,d 1lts dyfsnssRt MIrlsal L hr.xht being
po,sasKIrnt e thk state, appears fam the petite
u ordered THAI Rsiicatsl ls mad Es kssT Euees~Si
weeks Ia GflNititiw kns.xTp WRig stsatrF pa
k>srd Knoxville Tearssrr nsfifyiag said slafaasal
10 Appear Al tie Cart u" So sn tir~ear tn hs
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HaANCEgsy C.a9n at KNoxviLLE

nHANCERy CshHF at KNOXVILLE.
I IHnsrht bal --Gsgys IS fiads ,tdMF DC vs.
eFssErs a saS t+s tysnst ss gaa1A aSnss3 bscd.
Wsz &saS<ss ssmr dtsa ~ st 4sAstt5&& kAF Tas,i
eat hv nalsfgs sik sssisx ~eeks. in ts-
ylliu hg" n wSfsaprr putsi.si ia ktox NIl-, Tea
Ae-rA sff,ny shlsrl Hifpg tAe ,Tsdefs 4 Ibf ,id
ssAFssslTasu e&'d ses sTtAF ssth- sekF tvai sf4hp
hsnfs Csqrt bsie bra ~ kRoNVill" TrIsiaU.sr- on
tifr hFd Mbians ahslssrr lstk 70 snSasrs smlsir
Rlis As RaH hsys ihEBssIvsa made psftiss thcrpt
,s sall WI BE- ia hr c1HiI~seA aud tsaf h.ari1g
s7psFf tiEAa A "a u Il fgflissS ssaA ,h.t an
30, -fs5lssfs u 81 eSusse Aesr rlslms do pr.vsA
lEi aHtieefi atei ia tsrlr 8eers, With 90 Clcrk
y Maslfr n tAe Gba8efy Gl1zA ~ Knoxsilse ~ %
aFeetf sssd sstaAs. " thrf w EasnaHsar hs8tSk A
. sspy'sa ta.e orasf. A. DEAnkhiCks1sAM.
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sfSsT. or viaetsiA!'5

tssH n ~ s'ekpxsies a. ss.ss sS&
go tsEssa.a1y pgsAFtsi ssrss fis s4ilsf sIits.
~ tide Pescr aud f kiit a6fky. III tl.e stats aNs-
ss aud easa ust tEf se k.sksd sfsteus-ut Z. tr,p,
as stVsa N he veoks ADD papess HE 10 tie IN u
3:,rl, adi.r ay hand tsSs istR DAY n id lsl 1scl
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\ fsHAsCRRy cOuhT a. 4EkOx VIII y.
" h. ] mckinney ~ xii 4. sIeairI ana - The
fi4enaanIA hi A. lisallrix t9'iM Thfe 4it belax
biHspesstatsFa feBhass~s. q sAtml IN the SIT II is
sszlsFea thar pabhestsea b made ta Eblr Esffr
ssSevss bnrshs kRsaEihe ~hla huhllshsda Ese'S vl.
sraSFtpH sid dessaaanta 20 aps9F b. fsfe @ Csicrty
tkast - Hexsls e1e hrst Wan aFsf rf.er at
fs and tAaF. mate fisF srfsse u ths tl,t ar the
wIll Ne taksa Or Eaaf.sd sFna aali sst fsr
4 Asastzg ssPszls9 sanT q tla sFfers ekssaa ss5
Brownlow's weekly Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1861-1861, 1861-09-21

L. Was ahl 4aaaS Ssas eSaf Eisa - fosss, or Dis
$50 II tiss ssia sRA ccfttap frsa-1ss a. Nc.
LEA sfseFs safaE eA7id afd BltaS RassatF Rnsi
Acl.ssn sotnie ~ lSEinseBt be - absaansa Be
Cert 81 adj yHFsfs ties t3si shS<ushiy, and che Lni
l.est "A s.ftsaHY s,'Esy So shs sasFrtSaqeaE
stgiIl n x Is ~ kKk&E&
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
PUBLIC ePRAKTNG.

The esl+raxArA Candidate Gir eassess fse reg,l-
ltr- s, tR Nestuters uIii Address ~ frl~~s ks4
nstsssss sslssaE@ eaA
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ID fasisll 80 s. .lf.alsa (aaaIlE s TAs
ssa ntTn.9 lse&[ 81 ~ - sfsstrHs fstsss--
Hsssst lae 4EntIe4 eeal4e Nsfa basssMesa Hisly
ss.s~ ieap-i ~fhun ftuasr 49, - SD flEAfls
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TUITION IN ADVAyCE,

-
Ri TEksts u sdmIS4i0R Will b. rrgAIEsa and ay H.
Lass,sl II "A. Jaekss "a stsru,ss che tTasipal
ialySSd saa5 .5ji u, h kikkHATk1cK
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
S9IegImGrl1 1lGtl&.

MARRIED, on the l4th inst, by the Rev
Daniel Horlocker, Mr.. ELI GILL, of Nc.
Arthur, to Miss. SARAH E. METCALFE, OF
Cambridge, Ohio.
The happy pair were united at II o'clock
A. M, and after enjoying social chat, and
flow OF soul with host of friends and well
wishers over feast Of good things, started
on the Western Train, OH their wedding tour
May the Ruler of all defend them from evil
may they never know the lrowns of adversi-
.y, and may theiI happiness never Shaye an
end, is ouf sincere wish.
On the 10Th inst By The Rev James Mil
horn, Mr.. J, NJ. REED to Miss. Rachel AL
BIN, al Of Vinton County.
May peace, prosperity end health
Forever on you wait,
May joys divine Of countless wealth
Surround your marriage state.
G lide sweetly DER the troubled sea OF life
Led on by loves bright star
With "ne'er asqualI,' of married life,
Your social bliss to mar.
May all the JOY that mortals here can claim
OF earth and hearen,
Joys which alone true worth can gain,
To you be given
Then hand IN hand and heart in heart,
Through iairest bowers of love,
Pass on through life; then gently part
To meet in bliss above. ]. S. w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
The New Territories.

At the last session Of Congress three
new Territories were organized.--
Their names and boundaries are as
follows:
The new Territory of Colorado EN-.
braces the famous Pixies Peak min.
ing region, aud includes parts Of Kan
sas, Nebraska and Eastern Utah. 1t
has an area Of about one hundred
thousand square miles, and contains
about twenty-five thousand inhabi,
tants.
Nevada is taken from Western Utah
and California. 1t includes the new
silver mining Washoe region, and the
no less famous Carson Valley.
Dakotah, which is taken from what
was formerly the Territory Of Mime.
sofa, lies Immediately south of Brit,
ish America, west Of Minnesota and
Iowa, aud ncrth and east Of Nebraska.
It has AN area Of seventy thousand
square miles.
All these Territories are organized
upon the Douglas principle OF non in.
tervention and popular sovereignty,
so far 40 slavery is concerned. The
Republicans having majority in both
Houses, made no attempt to carry out
their distinctive principle OF the vii.
mot Proviso or prohibition Of slavery
in the Territorial bills. This adop.
tion of the Democratic idea was sen.
sible upon their part.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21

A VETERAN COMMODORE OPPOSED
To COERCION. Commodore Stockton
is reported to have said in the Peace
Congress, that for every regiment
raised in the North tor coercion, two
would be raised to defend it at home.
lie even goes futher, and says, unless
the a bolitiunists offer concillatlon
and compromise before conflict, be
will head one OF the home regiments
in New jersey, and stand pledged
that 10 foreign regiments shall pass
over her consecrated soil--Princeton
and Trenton--to fight the country.
men Of Washington, who stood upon
them, and thera blOd ior Jerseymcu.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
Battle Anticipaieh.

The very latest and best news we have for
our citizens is the fact that any number Of
new citizens have attacked ZaIeski, in this
comfy We hope that they will succeed in
capturing t,and as Will g. Co., are deter.
mined that they shall not want for supplies
durng this seise, they wish us to notify al
MEN, WoREN and CHILDREN that they a,
for peace and compromise. As an earnest
o' this we now say to all our friends that we
have known Mr.. Jacob viii ofabove firm
lor years, that he is an honest and fair deal.
.eh that he has gene after The largest
stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries. &C., and one
ol the best selected, that has ever been
brought to Zaleski, which shall be sold
right, Call and see.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21

6TWe congratulate our readers npon the
discovery Of a sure cure for Rheumatism,
GOut and Neuralgia, and all Merurial dis
eases, which is effected without the use of
internal medicines. which destroy the consti-
tulion and give temporary relief only. In
fact is the only known remedy effecting a
perfect cure, Ond we feel warranted, from ls
recommendations, in calling the attention Of
the afflicted and those having friends suffer-
ing from Rheumatism, Gout or Neuralgia, or
the pemcous effects Of Mercury, to the ad-
yerlisement in another column Of our paper,
Of DR.. Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band.
March 81, ls6l-am.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
DIR. S. 0. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BI7TBRS.
The Celebrated New England Remedy
FOR HABITUAL CONSTIPATION,

JGuadiet, Far and Agus, General Debility, and
aE DISEASES Grisiag from Dis0rdSrS5
Stomach, Lirsr or Boir'Is,
1'llEY are HseS and recommended by leading
4 Physicians Of the country, and ali rho try
them pronounce them invaluable
DR.. JAMES l.. LEEPERE, writes from Ma
Varre, Stark Co., o., "the Bitters are highly
praised by those suffering from Indigestion ,dys-
pepsia and liver com plaint.n
H. ). DAVIS, Postmaster at Williamsport,
says, "they give great satisfaction. luse them
myself, having taken cold, become prostrato
and lostm appetite. ltrelieyed me, and / caA
recommend itwith great assurance Of It's meritt,
DR.. NJ. M. KERR, ofRogersVills, ladiana,
writes us that they are the most valuable med
ieine etered. lie has recommended them with
great success, and with them made several cures
oil palpltaton OF the heart and general dol illty.
THOMAS STANFORD, Esq, Blountsyills,
Henry Co., Ind, writes us q long letter, under
date Of May 4, 1860. lie was much reduced,
having been afflicted for three years with great
nervous debility, palpitation OF the heart Of the
most severe and prostrating character "afIer
using few bottles was completely raItorsa,
and am now in robust health"
GEORGE W. HOFFMAN says he was afiicLr
ed with rheumatism for twenty ears, in all its
various forms, and at the date Of his letter he
had been two years well; the Bittcrs effeetrg
the cure, when several physicians attending
him could do him no good. he says, 'for rheu-
matism, dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney af-
dy.n
j. W. HUNT writes from Delphos, Allen Co.,
o., q section where Fever and Ague prevails.
that he most cheerfully recommends them of de-
eided merit in all cases of Few AND AsuR
DYSPEPSIA, AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
ID. X, K,GALLEIlERS, NJ. D. writes from Van
Vert, o., VI most respectfully recommend tha
Sherry Wine Bitters to the notice of Dpspeptio
persons, and to all who require stimulating
medicine.
Such News we are Receiving Daily.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH
BOTTLE.
They are sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
Price Is cts per bottle. j. N. HARRIS & Co.,
Cincinnati, O., Pyoprictors for the Southern
and Western States, to whom address all orders.
For sale by ]. Dodge & Son. Macarthur; A. N.
d j. W. Cozad, Allensvills; j. NJ. Keenan, Ham
den; Samuel Griffin, Londonderry Roberts q
Samuel Columbus, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and Canadas.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
sS@GEGTplsl.lG&..

DIED, on the Goth inst, JoHN p. b., youngest
son of James and Mary E. Malone, aged years,
7months and 20 days, Of Scarlet Fever.
On the Goth inst. WILLIAM. infant son off. s.
and NJ. j. Mcdowell, of Catarrhal Fever,
We esympathise with the parents ofthe deceas-
cd in their Bereavement. Truly, little JonNNY
suffered 4 thousand deaths, having been sick some
40 odd days.
On the 4th inst, at Wilksville Tp., Dir. JAMES
GRAY in the seth year Of his age.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
Spring Elections.

VIII our citizens take notice that the first
Monday in April is near at hand, and that
1t Ii 'mPor'snt TO make good selections for
yom township officers. You have in Elk two
justices to el'ct, one Assessor, two consta.
bIes, Trustees, Clerk, &c. Let US sea to it
that we have efficient officers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
ZALEsKI, March l6 1861.

EDITORS DEM1cRAT:-The officers and
members oI the Zaleski Cricket Club, met at
their Hall on Monday evening the 4th inst,
aud in accordance with the Rules and Reg
ulations, elected the following officers Tor
the ensuing season.
President. t..'''......,."F. ]. HAsELTIYE.
vice RESIDENT ,''".. JOSEPH B, WILL.
secretary '''''''''.... ROBERT THoMrsoN.
Treasurer, '''.''...' 'JOsEPH +. RuopEs
Standing Committee, JoHN TowELL G.
MALBoRo r. THOMPSON
Our Club, am happy to state, has now
attained standpoint Of importance which
will insure. its continus nee iu prosperous
condition.
The committee having charge of it are
giving due attention to the execution Of a
pavilion on the new and commodious
grounds selected by the club for the coming
Season Truly Yours,
PAUL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
Macarthur Literary Society.

This society is hOulishing, and meets eve.
ry Friday evening at the Union School
House Cannot the Secretary furnish US
the question and debators, on Wednesdays
mornings for publication.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
Oh urch Service.

Church Service.
Preaching at the NJ, E. Church by Rev
Daniel HOIIOcker every Sabbath at ! past
10 o'clock A. NJ, aRt in the evenGt q, 7
O'Clock p NJ Prayer meeting every Thurs.
day evening att O'Clock P. NJ.
Presbylerian sabbath School at o o'clock
A. M M. E. Sabbath School at locyocL
p. NJ.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
McArthur:Marble, Works.

We call especial attention, to The new
advertisement of George Johnston in this
paper, Mr. Johnston is first class mecbon. =.
ic' 'nI having settled among us every man
in the county should give him call before
buying elsewhere as he is determined TO sell
os low as same articles 6 IL be bought. The
citizens oi Macarthur should all lend help.
ing hand to new comers, who start up rev
business in our town, Again we say, let
DIR. Johnston have tie preference before 20
Ing to Cbilicothe, when you can get the
same article at home, as cheap.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
Groceries aud Liquors,

Wm' Polan ChiIlicothe. Ohio, ha, filled
"PscompIe'e stock for spring trade of sGl
A'l our dealers in yinton wanting ouythinr
III The Grocery or Liquor lines will find Mr.
roland all right as 10 quality of articles and
at prices, as low as sume can be bought else
where see advertisement, anil give hin a
call.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
Another Fort Surrendered.

Dan Will left here armed to the teeth (or
cincinnati, on last Mondays train. We are
'old mat on arriving at the city, he attacked
F'Ies ol Spring Dry Goods, besides Grocer
les &C. And as Dan is after his first sprinp
supplies there is no telling hatiother thnys
ne may attack Look out for cheap Goods
next week at the cash store.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
Furniture for Sale.

Mrs O. Sutherland offers for sale, at the
residence OF George w. Sutherland severa
pieces ofcarpeting Beds und bedding, Glass
ware such as Preserve dishes, Tumbers. Gel
Call AM examine them they will be sold low
tur cash.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
The i'll o man Yields like magic to tn

The ills of man Yields like magic to the
great power OF the Pain Killer,
KINsMAN, o., May 30, 1859.
] N. HARRIS & CO.-GENTs: | haze
for a few monthspast used Perry Davis Pain
Killer for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
and must say it has done better for me than
any ether medicine that have ever taken.
A friend OF mine was afflicted with a Sc
we're cough, and was permanently cured BY
its use. can Recommend itas valuable
medicine to be keptiu every house.
Yours, &c. B. B. FELTON,.
Sold by J. Dodge & Son, Macarthur, o.,
March, l4'6l--4w nu30.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-03-21
Oili OH!

oII Spectators will take notice that there
Is no doubt al all, ofany quantity of oil in
lh's county, we are told that the re is srin,
oil the edge Of the run, at Prattsville, where
OIL now runs out, we predict that on Elk
FORK, and especially in the vicinity of Vim.
ton Furnace, there could be the most suc.
ceSsluI boreings We are told there is a
company Iormed ip Macarthur, who are
ABOUT to commence boring next week. Ca
Ane'd there's plenty foil here, oud,uo mis-.
take.