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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-03
DEMoCMATIc. PLATFORM.

NIhc Democracy aud Oilier4Nfh ISeal. pf'
Mo, in Convesidn ass, Mind, ADOPT and
iare the l6isdwi ing reSlaCpjiis as the ha-
80 fniriwhbli they dppeal TO all patriotic
'Union anil Liberty loving citizens TO nnle
and rallyin the supror; Ul the lirke'uhs
day presented.
lsl--Resolyed, That the civil war, by
which our coutryiS at presen! distracted IS
The natural offspring of misguided secilonal'
isri@e lan.l .lerel by Gnatca Sgilation North
a. wei SCuth, aud that the Dcmoclstic
party h]Sctqua+y opposed the extremists OF
both sections, aud having al all times zeal
ously caltcn]sd for the administration OF
the General Government within lis Constr.
tutoial 6aiis,, that paItyis Ro-way Tespon-
-jble hr Nhe culamitiCs that Save resulted
from y departure from i,s doclEnrs and a
dsrpg&l Of It's waning and advise. -.
2lzResolved, That in y Is nationssl S9ery
geucyfhe Democr5ey androther Union men
.oG OhiQ, bsnishing all feeling of passion OF
rescutGiSQt, will recOlIect only ther duty TO
the whofcNountry that this war should not
beNuged in Aaqucst or subjugation, nor
Ior tlieIurpose oil oyeTthrowing or interie-
ring with :he rights or established insItu-
tionAof the States, butto deleVd and mtsO
san, The supremacy Of the Conso oyution, and
10 preserve tie Union with all the dignity,
-cqGanty and rights ahike seveRl StaIeaun.
and tha,,l Eoon as these objsts
gre accomplished war ought 10 cease
HSd-SThat while we deem il the duty Of
every citizen 70 support aud suston theGOy-
lernmeRt, cUnstilNionally administered, we
recommend that The Legislatures Of tile seys
.ero States adopt the proper measures for
calling National Convention Tor the pur-
'Asse Of settling our present difficulties, aud
restoring and preserving the eDion.
= Atb-Thal the corruption, extravagauce,
incompetency, and lavuitism ,shewn IN the
administration Of lRA,Wor Departments Of
the StEs and Federal GovemVfppls deserve
and receive our unqualified condemnation,
and ought to be Immediately corrected Wd
| reformed
5lh-Tlatk he yOlunieek soldiers who, at
the call Of heir country; promptly went
fo,th to do batYeHS defense Of the Consti-
tuition and !avi snd in many cases have
been compellcd1pder inexperienced Off
GERS, are. entitled TO our lGsrty thanks for
the gallant manner iR which tlSy have dis
charged their dulies,
6th-That the privilege of the writ Of
Habeos Corpus IS one q the great bulwalks
Of freedom, and thac no citizen can be le-
galIy deprived OF the benefit thereof, except
by Congress, and then ain case of rebellion
or invasion, when the public safety may re.
quirc it, and that the late attempt ofdhe
President of the United States to suspend
the privilege Of the same is uEwaranted
by the Federal Consultation. :.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-03
- THE
CONSERVATIVES.

OO1HOU MElINE Ep
4 n eoVal ail normal circulation Of the blood
LAis hearth. An abnormal, llatis TO say, an
excessive OF deficient circulation or sta fT1atinn
Of the blood is disease. To illustrate torpidity
Of the liver is caused by stagnation Of Tie tiocd
in that organ; disewss ofthc Kidneys, lanama-
tion tfthe Lungs diseases of the Heart, &C., by
: the same cause, VIZ Improper circulatio ion;md
| from the same cause springnll minortlormso
diseases. To discover q certain care for these
diseases the 6rst great inquiry necessary a.
What causes the Hood ~ circuiatef
For centuries it has been matter otWGch
study among scientific and rnedieal men, and
while many experiments have been made ana
, much money eXIend ID on tic inqu =, among
dts other wonucriul increase in knowledge, to
make or grant discovery also.
| hcknoN lodging that life is the gf I the Gre
ntoY, and that"in Him VIC live aid move and
> have our bc"g," We still venture the remark,
. that us the planets move in thciv spheres, and
= all Vegetable life 10 Governed by certain absOlule
laws and animal life is traceable to2 sEcdeausei
j which remove or destroy, aud death, the Ger
: tain effect olows.
AnalySisfof the red COZ puscles 1f the blood
y shows thcT to be compounds ofiron, sulphur
l. phosphorus
The air we breathe we know contain very
large proportion Of oxygen.
{, Oxygen brought in contact wetao m I'll q evol'
J yes or onits electricity.
q Electricity brought in contact with muscu
- lar fiber causes it to contract.
These facts being industable We have now tht
81 soution as to the meteor or motive power g tht
d heart. The oxygen in the air we breathe com
ing in contact with the iron In the rcd corpus
cles Of the blood emits electricity, which conlini
al in contact with the heart causes il to contrrct
and hence mower which expels the blood an,
Il. sends it Gngng through the remotest arteries
,s What then arc the causes Of CONSUMPTION, DRoP
sY, PALSY, PARALYSIS, ST. NITrs' DANCE, DYs
W PErsIA EPILEPsY, FEVER AND AGuE, &C. -
0. deficiency Of the red corpuscles containing tn
4 iron, sulphur and phosphorus, which Causes ie
=, fiicieney of electricity, and consequently al alb
IN normal circulation. The blood becomes water
n cold and bronchial complaints and prostra,io
~ ensue-the sufferer becomes nervous, and sub
CT jcct to rheumatic pains and neuralgia--c com
m plants Of the liver and kidneys ret in in short
= almost every type Of dis ease but viruent fever
III may be traced to this deficiency IN the blood {
or the carruscles or red gobues.
III Old age causes q deficiency Of corruselcs an
~ while we do not pretend to soy that we have is
" covered the elixir yiitne,' we do say that liz
Ao, ko. nralo,.srgI b, oe.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-03

efEaged ir, and athelincFased diff.
'cn%S.es encountered in gaining the
nLSfv .puy taxes, justice demaRds
that tue State Government should be
economically admihislereds and to
this end we laycr q reduction oftall
salaries of State and Comfy Officers
to tho lowest point compatible with
the public interests. Ji"1I' i'lH g.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-03
Volunteers Wanted

TO Ill upa Company which will 60 into
j Camp Immediately. The puy of Privates
Is Sl3 per month, and the allowance $3.50
per month for clothing, and One Hundred
Dollars at the end Of the servce. Am lei
proriso j has been made for the famiiesdo
those who enlist. Apply 10 'r'r RI. -.
Sept. 8, 6I-4w A.. PEARCE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-03
PROF. o, j. w6OD's n
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RElNOvAToR,

r .DLOOlJ lkENON n IOINi
is precisely what It's name Indicates, for while
i pleasant 20 the taste, it is r6Gyifying, exllil
euiing and Strengthening 10 tho vital powers.
l-Rso revivihes reinstates AuS Tenews the blood
hS4tli its origin Il purity, and thus restores and
rthders the sybtem invulnerabo to attacks Of
disease. 1T isAihe oply preparation ever offered
the reach Of all.
So chemically and skllmllytOmbinsd as to be
the most powerful tonic, end yet 80 perfectly
adapted S0asvo act in perfect accordance leih the
zrS If aatfp, aad h6nces59tAe the WeakeSt stOEa-
acI aud toIlrtep cle digestive organs, and allay
all ncryous other irritation. 1t is also per-
tee 'ly exhilarating in its effects, and yet is
5ney followed by lasstude or depression of
spirits. ItIS. composed entirely of vegetables,
and those thclbughly combining powerful tonic
andSsoathiDg properties, aud consequently can
never injuro. As o suro preventive and cure Of
CoNslUMrloS, BRoHomITIs, lEDIGKsrIoN, DYs.
PEPsIA Loss c. APPETITE, FAINTEEss, NER-
yoUs lRRIrABILIrY, NEURALGIA, PAL %.
.PITGTIoN or THE lIEART. MILAN ta
cnoLY, uYPoCHoNDRIA, NIGHT
SwEATs, AHGUoR, GIDpINEss,
and all that class Of case 80 fcaIiuly fatal called
FEMALE wBAKSEss AND IRREGULARITIES.
THERE is NOTHING IT'S EQUAL.
Also, Liver Derangements or Torpidity, and
Liver Complaints. Diseases Of the Kidney, or
any general arrangement ofthe Urinary organs.
1t will not only cure the deb'l lity following
CHlLLS and FEVER, but prevent all attacks
arising onabiiasmatic lnfuonoee, and cure che
diseases at Snc6Sf already attacked.
sAkrraveIefs sflsuld have bottle with them, as
acknowledgements any deleterious conse-
'rAehces following upon change Of climate and
water,
Aslt presents scostlveness, strengthens the di-
gestive organs, it should bo in tho hands Of all
persons ofsedentary habits.
,Ladies'not accustomed to much outdoor ex-
crcise should always use il.
MoNgrs shOuld use it, for it is perfect re-
lief taken II month ortwo before the final trial,
she win pass the dreadful period with perfect
case aud safety.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-03
There no mistake aboutit
Mothers Try It!!

THE CORDIAL Is ALL WE CLAIM FOR
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-03
10 : CHANGE OF TIME. ..la Pc oI,--
SCIOTO AND HOCKiSG VALLEY
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p SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS

QNend after Monday, April 10th, 1901, trains
" will runs ns follows: -il..,
CONC NoRTH2MailTIai leaves Portsmouth,
at TOO A. NJ; arrives at Hamden at 10aS P. NJ; (;
making close connection witHthrough trains on
Portsmouth at ! ;SOP N; arrives at Hapden at 5:
20PM. ~. ii",i 80 81
GoINe SoyTH-A Accommodation Train leaves
llamden atG:l5 M;arrives at Portsmouth At
1880 A. II. Mail Train leaves Hamden at zoe
p n; arrives Portsmouth ate ;00P N.
Through Tickets for Marietta, Uhillicothc,
Cincinnati and Columbus, can be procured at the
Ticket Offices at reduced rates. E
J. W.WEBB, Receiver.
1851 .-tfo, 49,. -.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-03
The B0dugger.

THIS wonderful article just. patented, is some.
i thing entirely new, and never before offered
~ sgeuts, who are wanted Everywhere. Full
I,artIcularksept CreS. Address.
SHAW &-CLARK, BiIdefoId, Mains.
March lI,i;;l-Iy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-03
HOWARD ASSOCIATION

4 Btneroilnt titution tGJlishtd 6yfpeeiai En-
el .dOtSment, for The Relief of the Sick and b.
y.. DistrtSsfa afflicted nth PirGlGRf e0
and EPidemfc DisCoseS t.q
'...9it cfhs 5e~sae OrgGn'. '
MEDICAL. ADVICE given gratis by the Act.
M ing Surgeon, to all whoRpply by letter. with
q description oftheir condition, lRgc, occupation,
erty, Medicines furnished free ofchargo. ..-
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhocra
and otler diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW rem ED les employed in the Dispeh-
sary ,sout 10 the afflicted ihseaOd envelopes free
,ofohargC. Two or three stsmPsfor postage wiiI
be acceptable.
Address Ord SKlLLiN NjlOUGuTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard AssociatiOn, No. Q. South
Nintlrstreet, Philadelphia, Pa. by order oftle
Directors. l. ZRD. HEARTH ELL, Pres.
GEO. FelRCHlLD, See'y. .l a....-lI'
EoSembr 90, lsGo,--1y. I'M .t.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-03


And to you We appeal, to detect the illness or
decline not only your daughters before it bc
t6tslate, but also your sons and husbands, for
@lfle the Sotmer from false dclicacy, often go
~ n to Femature grave, rather than let their
d BNion be known'in time, thelatter arc often
80 Sed up with the excitement ofOuSncss, ,tbr
lift weEe not foryou, they, too, would travel in
the path downward Pathuntil lis too late to ar
rest their fatal fall. But the mother is always
ygilant, and to you VIC confidently appeal; for
we are sure your erfailng affection will I'M
ATtYL CORDIAI, AND BLOOD RENOYAT-
OK Ss tie remedy which slrAnld be always on
hand.in time ofnced.
QASSWOOD, Proprietor, 4i4 Loadway, New
I ofMRnd la 4Market Street, St.couis, Mo. and
sold byall good Druggists. Prie0ne Dollir
per Battle.
A&rcl%l, Is6l--ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-03
" BLOOD FOOD"

which restores the globules and thus the normal
circulation. Consumptivesi Friends Of con-
sumptivesl Sufferers from any organic disease |!
UnfortunAtes, who have by excess of the body
or mind reduced the standard Of the blood and
diminished the red plobules! Ladies suffering
from any Of the dstresses Known as Female
Complaints. be persuaded the "Blood Food can
cure you. 1t has cured thousands of desperate
cases where all hope has been given up. DO not
reject it. do not throw away your only hope
The BLOOD Flood" is an unfniing remedy, give
Il atrial.
An elaborate treaties, carrying out and fully
pyoving the theory advcnced here to be correct
will be mailed to any interested party on the re-
eeipt of two cent stamps. Blood Food Is sold
by all druggists; or where it can not be had
will send bottles free ofeXpense fOr 81. Price
single bottle 81. it is pot up in soz vials in
yellow wrappeis-the old kiad in small bottle.
In red wrappers having been done oway with
and bears the fac timile signature of Church &
Dupont upon the face Of the wrapper. Beware
Of counterfets and limitations.
G. T. DErONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York.
March O., ls6l-ly ora.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-28

UNDERTAKING.

- su1scribef has received, and will keep ..
sizes and stiles of Metallic Burial Gases vhjrt 80
IuIh ll TO such as may want them. The est.s :,
Nhieh These cases are held for their beauty, -
anu preserving powers, fully attest their vAlps -
So Keep on hand all styles Of " God Cofins ~ ed
to ali calls for his services as undertaker eqr
ny. Horse and Carriage on hand.
II nAIY Freharp Hrtr
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-28
Mortgage Sale.

M HEREAs, Charles Matthews did on the twen-
w teth day OF December, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and ftysiX, execute and
deliver to the undersigned, Ethan Wetherbee a GER
tam mortgage to secure the payment of five certain
promssory notes in the said mortgage mentioned and
described and bearing date Herewith which said
mortgage was Med for record in the Office of the Re-
corder OF Ill County, in the State Of Illinois on the
twentieth day of December, A D. 1856, and duly re-
corded in said office, in Book 80, on page 7O5 And
default having been made the payment of four of
said notes In said mortgage described and for the pay
ment oil which the said mortgage executed Sc
cure, towit, for the of Twelve hundred and fty
dollars EACH and made payable respectively on the
rst day OF January in each Of the years 1855 1852
1850 and 1861, with interest payable annually and
given for purchase money of the lard hereinafter es
cribed (S4792S of principal, and 1921 30 of interest
making Eight hundred dollars sixty cents IF prn
cpal and interest which has been paid thereon) and
the residue of the principal of said notes. together
with the 5alanace Of interest which has accrued there
on, being now past due and unpaid.
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given. that
ny virtue oil the power and authority in the said
gage contained and for the purpose of paying the res
Idue OF the principal and interest of the above escri
ed notes, shall Saturday the nineteenth day of
January, A. d. 1851 at the hour of o'clock in the
afternoon of that day. the north door of the Cont
House. IN the city of Joliet in the County af viii and
state OF Illinois, sell public vendue the premises in
SAID mortgage mentioned and described sifuatcd in
the County of VIII and State of Illinois, towit. .Tbe
north west quarter of Section number Thirteen 1qN
ana the east half of the north quarter of con
number fourteen Cli), in Township fhirty-fye f350
North OF Range nine 90 East of the third prncinsi
meridian, containing Two hundred and forty ,cres
more or less. together with all and singular The too
ments herediameuts. privileges and Announcer -.
tefeuhto belonging, or in any wise appertainpy AMI
all right and equity of redemption of the heirs ssisns
~ ana administrators Ofthe said Charles Mat
the"s, To the highest bidder for cash.
. ETHAN WETHERBEE Nortgarsa
PAREEs ELwoop, Att'ys 's"see'
Joliet, January S, lS6l. m o.,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-28
The Printers Dollars.

The Printers Dollars! Where are thew ?
We will suppose one Of them is in some
body's pocket in Virginia, another in
Pennsylvania, while others are resting Sc
renely in Missouri A dollar here and
there; scattered all over tho country I;
miles on miles apart How shall thew be
gathered together? The type founder has
bis hundreds Of dollars against the printer,
the paper maker, the building owner, the
iourneyman cOmpOsitOr, the grocer. the
tailor, and all his assistants in carrying on
the business have their demands hardly
ever 81 small as single dollar. But the
mills from here and there must be diligent
ly and patiently boarded, or the wherewith
to discharge the large bills will never be-
come bulky. We imagine the printer will
have to get up and address to the widely
scattered dollars, something like the fol-
lowing:
Dollars, halves, quarters, dimes, and
all manner of fractions in which you are
divided, collect yourselves and come home
You are wanted Combinations of all
sorts of men that help the printer to become
a proprietor, gather in such f1rce and de-
mand with such good reason your appear-
ance at his counter, that nothing short of
siSht ct you will appease them Collect
yourselves, for valuable as you are in the
aggregate, single you will never pay the
east Of gathering Come in here in silent
single file, that the printer may form you
into battalion, and send you firth again
to battle for him and vindicste his feeble
credit"
Readers, are you sure you havn't a cou>
pie Of the printers dOlllrs sticking about
your clothes.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-28
Administrators SaJe

! q virtue OF decree of the Knox County Conrt
~ Ia the State Of Illinois, the undersigned adnir
stfator de 0onts mon of the of Erastus UnrJ
VIII sell at public yendue, the front door at Court
house IN the County of viii, in said State of Illino
on wednesday 9TH day Of Now 1860 all the ;nteresi
that the said Erastus Hurd deceased had in The fnl
described real estate at the time of his eceasa
to"t All that part Of the north east quarter ~ So
ton twenty-tour Cd, Township thirtyfve(35l Range
nine W east OF the third principal meridian In said
county OF WEI lying north Of the Illinois and Mcbi-
gan lanai excepting four and half acres on the
North east corner thereof heretofore conveyed to
MaTshali King, and also excepting acres and seven
ty-hine hundredth, occupied by the Chicago & Rock
Island Ran Road company. The sale will be made to
the highest bidder, between the hours 10 O'Clock
~ and o'clock T. NJ. of said day. and on a credit of
twelve months, the purchaser giving with good
personal security. and also the premises
Deed executed at the time of sale.
S. +. DoLBEAR, Admr
sept Is, lSOo- n149w
The above sale is prosponed to the Sd day of AnriI
1851, at the same hour and place above designated
F. s. DoLBEAR, Admir-
'oiie'' Nov ~ AooV' 23-20-w
The above sale is pospoped until the stb dsv If
May 1851, at the same hour and place above desig
mated. NeSis'
,a,;., ~ zee, ST. D0LBER, Admir-
. i00i' iS5w
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-28

kEEPING THE KING To HIS WoRD.-The
favOrite of a certain Eastern King rebelled,
and beaded conspiracy 10 dethrone his
master. The conspiracy was put down.
and the traitor taken alive, and condemned
to be shot to death by arrows in the court
yard Of the royal palace of the King. The
hour came, the archers were drawn up, and
the prisoner was led out to die. After
kneeling down to meet his doom, he asked
for drink Of water. A goblet was placed
in his hand, but he hesitated, and looked
distrustfully from the leveIed arrows Ofthe
archers to the face of hi sroyal maste -
"Fear not, Of Hamet," said the King, Chou
shalt not die until thou hast drunk that
water" Whereupon the face Of the cul-
prit lighted up with joy; ainging down the
goblet, he cast himself at his royal mas
ter's feet, enchanting, while the sands alb
sorbed the spilled water: In virtue of
the royal word, oh, King, claim my life
Lo! l cannot die until / have drank that
water, which the sands have swallowed +!
but shall live many years to wipe out nv
treason, in faithful service to my sovereign -
And the good King raised and embraced
his repentant minister, and restored him
to life and favor, which he eyermore sought
most zealOusly to merit.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-05-28
A Young Artists JOke---A New
Moral Punishment for Fee

male Students.
A Paris correspondent remarks in a re-
cent letter:
The French, os all the world knows, are
very fond Of a joke. and Of all French jnk>
ers, the pupils of Partisan painters are the
most practical and the most incorrigible.
An immense number Of illustrative anec-
dotcs are on record, but / have never seen
anything more laughable than late es
eBpade of the wags attached to the studio
Of the celebrated painter Couture.
The studio Of the master is in a house
next door to a young lady's boarding school;
and as a precautionary measure to prevent
any possibility of mistake, the principal Of
the seminary has caused hand to be con-
spicuously painted on the edge of the wall
between the two houses, with the Eorefnger
pointing toward the boarding school door.
One night COuture's young scapegraces
quietly effaced the hand in question and
submitted another, with the forefDger
pointing to the studio entrance.
Deceived by the perfidious FIST" the verv
mex: day an elderly lady rang the painter
bell, and inquired for Mademolsele z. the
principal of the seminary.
This is the place, madame" replied
the scamp, who opened the door, "please
walk in"
as Mademoiselle P. at home ?" de-
manded the elderly lady, accepting the in
vitation.
"She is out just now" returned the un-
blushIng imp, " but may be expected at any
moment. Is your visit for the purpose Of
obtaining information with regard to send.
ing pupil Z"
IS Precisely; I have heard an excellent
account Of this institution, aud thought of
making arrangements for the reception Of
my daughter"
"Very we'll, madame while awaiting
the return of the principal, perhaps YOU
would like to walk over the establish
ment?"
"0h, with great pleasurew
Hereupon the young traitor led the way
to the "model ball /" and the old lady found
herself in the presence of half dozen pu-
pills. busily engaged in sketching the pro-
portions of youthful female sitting for a
Venus, aud clothed according to the notions
of Titan.
GOOD Heavens ~ exclaimed the old la
dy, recoiling in dismay. What is the
meaning of this ?"
"Oh pray, do not mind it m answered
her guide. 1t is one Of our pupils who is
reniss in her lessons, and is undergoing
the great moral punishment invented by
Mademoiselle p ~
The visitor waited to hear no more-and
of course Mile P. has lost prospective
scholar.
A painters studio can hardly be deemed
desirable neighbOrhoOd for lady's board
ing school.