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Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
.JouN ToPE.

l5riga0er General Commanding,
WAsuNGroN, July 10th Mr. Kellogg Of
Illinois moved when the House adjourn it be
till Monday Voice-"You want to go to
Manassas; let's go !"
Mr.. Washburn, before voting. wished to
know whether the Committee on Ways and
Means had business 10 report.
member objected to the question being
asked the object, he said was to 90 to Ma
nassas, to get in the way. of our soldiers
Laughter
The House refused to adjourn TIL Monday
= against SS
Mr. CriUenden asked leave to submit reso-
Iutions, declaring that the present civil war
had been farced on us 10y the dlSunionists of
the southern states now in rebellion against
the Government of the United States that in
this national emergency Congress, banishng
all feelings of passion and resentment, will
recollect their duty to their country; that
war was net waged for conquest or suljugl-
ton or for interfering with rights and eQ.ri
lty; aud that, as soon as the oLiect SHAH be
accomplished, the war ought to cease
Washhurn, Representative from Illinois,
arrived here at 2 A. NJ from Manassas There
were OCCASIONAL shots 10y skirnri-hers on both
sid :. Geueral Mcdowell informed Colonel
Richardson that he should first examine the
location of the enemy's batteries before agau
engaging them. Col Richardson slys Gen
Mcdowell thinks forty will cover the number
killed and wounded, and of those three were
killed, twenty-niue wounded, and the rest
missing.
An official disparteh to the War Depart
ment TO day announced that the advance OF
Gen Mcdowell had not moved on ManAssas
to day.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
lE. BOWMAN, Dru uggist,

900 street, Opposite Plaza Sacramento,
And by &. E'. POLLARD, Agent, D St.,
lex. 20 the Western House, Marysye. ma 8mis
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
Machine Made Hose.
Greet Improvement OF 'Esis Age.
Fsydraulic EIOS,
S. ECO wv a Es EI'S
NEW IMPROVED

hydraulic ElOse Sewing Machines,
ANUrACrUNED AND FOE SALE BY II J.
" q E0prH co., at the Mrysv!iIe Foundry and
Machine shop.
Miners can he supplied ,ltA Hose seved with four
seams Nh ch Will stand the pressure Of seFcnty-byc
te.t is sut'e twenty CENTS per yard Tor sewing
and Will last a. long as tue uck viii without rppu
My appeal is 20 the Miners of luha, Sierra, folo
Cllu-G, Tehaua, Piuuas, ShRsta and ~iSNiyou coun-
ties. Give me liberal patronage and viii pledge
myself man, To- wprE a Ieat revolution through
out the Sia'eas regards eheaUness Of Hose, etc.
have two successfully operating at Nevada city, and
in few weeks slall have one situa1ei AT Sacra-
meuto, one al Dutch Fat ou1 one at5nceryiie.
Itismy wish and int, ntion 90 satisfy the miners
that the Machine Scwngis Us far above hand Sewing,
in DURABILITY and IHENGTH as heaven is from
the earth
county scrip viGbe taken at % cents from any one
purchasing Hose.
any person wl,nlrg information concerning my
Work, obtain it by tuqliripg Of the most re-
spprtablr citizens and mcrchquts of Marv'ytlle and
Nevada; alsopinnrs from different localities, among
whom are the following:
LHB4bb, Narysvllle mer sherman Cherokee Flat
liocl>tadter Bro " Wood merchant
" 7 tll3 " 3" T Bean Nevada mer
Tcnueut & Go " Davenport Co g
Dewey Co " c B Auit Nevada co miner
C.a5 R.yuaids J CrosnAn "
Cole G stevens Brandy W Jacobs Co"
City miners ! II Bratt Nevada
HAjucr q CO pown'e " Walt ( Newrn IN merch
r Smith Norstown :" makc & c. st Valley
Summerand {, Gibson : Co Eppieyhle
>tra wlerr~ valley " II ubrscl OIUyilie
proherl n C., Oo.tovu"
In connection Win L.os- se%lNF, am pleased to
annouure ot.c citizens Of Mary atiIe HnG the Sdr-
rounding couatr, that viii 60 INTO The business Of
bal making aHd s'ol prosecute the same at reduced
rcus TO alt who Viii give me liberal share Of their
patronage. All orl-rs fnr House Innings, Awnings,
Tents carpets, Garden Hose, Gram and -Four Sacks,
60 will be promptly huCdi 81 No. liz Ffst street, op-
pi,'l r.6l5.ng '~' s.HowaRD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
The Grave in the West.
BY THOMAS HOOD, THE YOUNGER.

BY THOMAS HOOD, THE YOUNGER.
Western wind. balmy and sweet
Stole you the breath Of the blussOming lines
Under whose boughs we we're wont to meet;
Won't to meet in the oden times2
Far away ndown in the West,
Blossom the lines that love so web.
Under whose blughs my life was bcSt,
With love far dearer than words can tell
Western wind, though so fIr away
trac, IN your sghug their odnrors breath;
Surely vou stole 1t, and brought it to say,
Think Of the boughs you have wauder'd be
neat"
The lines in that avonue lcafy and sweet;
BIossomed and faded one happy veal,
While under thcir shadow our two hearts beat
With love unc!ouded by doubt or fear.
The lines in that avenue, shady and Old
Have blusslmed and faded many year,
Since the one true heart grew forever a-cod
And the other forever withcrcd and ser9l
Western wind, let the liudens rest
Wait me no breath from the lne-rce bowers,
But the perfumes Of roses that grow in the West
Ga lowly grave that is covered with flowers.
--.SierrG Democrat.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
DEE1se EN GEN aIIsAG!!!
Coal Gil SRg Particular! !!
EsEDECE3 PRICES

A-El y 4 z u A ~ AZ Ks
IL TRECT INFO RTA1IDNS Of The following are
AZ uow landing and in store
sc GAite i&cyG scnc, very choice,
20 bDgs. Eastern Lard Oil /;
EBOiicd E.iaSCCI Gig;
EOG0 gals tanners Oh;
CaE2i ihCDC;
1890 gals. T1.rpensincJ
Olive Ssii, in bulk;
500 gals. CAiEa Etlt Oils
For sale by the gallon at Bay prices and sc-
tuai tr light.
Examine our stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, If you wish to save moner.
RICE, COFFIN Co,
JRiN<I u D street, Mtrysyue.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
FOR SHERIFF,
IE3NDON BARRETT.

FOR SHERIFF,
HE2NDON BARRETT.
For Clerk,
T.. N. RAGAN.
For District ATTORNEY,
GEORGE ROWE.
FIR Recorder,
L. T. CRANE.
For Tax Collector,
HORACE BEACH.
For Assessor,
T. J. SHERWOOD.
For Treasurer,
j. p. BROWN.
For SYrveyor,
c. V. ID. HUBBARD.
For Superintendent Public distraction,
Z. b. WALSWQRTH.
For Public Administrator,
A. j. HEWITT.
For Coroner,
T. HAMl' TON.
For the Assembly,
L IEEGARNEN,
j. c SARGENT,
y. X. SAMPLE
inly9tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
MARRIAGES.

April 4, 1861, 10y the Rev ID. Ilorlocker, Mr.
J,Hhs Il JuLLY 10 Miss CATmARINE Chow, both
Uf Vntun e"unty, Ohio.
on April Ahy a. ~ C"zAO. Esq Mr.. JonN
N. KlNShY to Miss SARAH a. ALLD,R, both ui
Vml"n euuuty. Ohio.
This l. tEv right Kind OF evidence Uf Unin
aud what gives II z1St, il the fact thL5 u tho
parties arc firm ID 'rnueratS. To those luli We
would say. You wi fad thesc gentlrm' u H. g"od
protectors in the character of husbands M they
are Tho trui = inv,pe~ "t their country. Oul
desire is that may enjoy long lie aud a happy
Union.
On Monday. the 95th ult. Mt th' residence a
the brides father. by the Rev Mr.. Dill"n Mr.
!. NJ GlBsoN, Of this place, aud Miss KATi
Row of Wnverly Ohiu.
We wish cur old tnwn,man and ficnd may
never ho "uI "fsMALL CARS uud heads to put en-
on, That viii hx this DhyIL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11

Treasure''' Notice to Tax PAYERS.
N0TtCE is Hereby given that the las, half Of
L tn Taxes for the year 1850, are now duo.
and the Books arein my hands icr collvc,i n.
VIII attend ut the Trcasurer'S cfare. in Me-
Arthur. until the Goth dny.of June next pbep
ths Taxes must he paid nr tho penalty cf nc
law will he strictly emf reeds All hankable
funds will be received in pFvment of Taxes,
HENRY PAYNE.
|, Apl. 4, S1-sw. Treas, v. GO. o. b
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11

~ ALE ov REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
~ THE PROBATE COURT Onthe 10Th day
fApril A d.. 1881 a. H. O'clock A. " II SsIl
lay at he premises in Rriehand Township Vim
on coruty cli', will he snld to the high-st
bidder the % lowing resi- estate a- the pr' pcrty
4 Andrew Mn"re deceased TO- wit: The North
West quarter OF the South We. quarter Of Sec
'ion No 9s Town.hp No. Range "" IL con
ratnirg ~ acres more ar I,ss apprai ell ut t4Ts :
s6 free fiom dover and mu-t sell for two birds
that sam. One half of the purchase money in
hand and the residue IN t~AlVe n,,nthH ~i'h in
d, eat from date. EPHRlAM ROCKHOLD. :
Adm of the est Of And. Moore doc.
March 2sth ls6l.-- 4w. ~ s f.Il,1s /
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
JItJIA L + ALL v + IT4AI IN FOR i
" Mothers Try It!! -

Aud to you We appeal, to detect the illness or
decline net only Of your daughters 5ef,rr it h.
tOn late. hut Hlso y"ur snns and husbands. ful
while the fnrmsr ,ipTn ,false drlicary. often q,
dawn to premature grave. rather than let Gheil
ruhdiiiun he knnwn IN time the latter are often
81 mix@l up with lherx,i'ementnibu business.tha'
ifit were not for you. they. too wonld travel IL
ths path dnwnv ard pnthunil l. l. too late 70 sr
rest their fatal ia |. Bn' the mother l. nleHy,
vigllnnt aud To ypn We confidently appeal: e"
We, ara sur your never-failiig affection willnn.
errinyly p iltypu } ROF W0oD'SR RFSTDR
ATIvE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENoyAT-
OR as the remeny which should be always on
imrfi in timc II need.
o. J. WOOD Prepristor. 444 Broadway. New
York. and III Market Street, St Iouis, Nc. and
soh by al good Druggists. Price Ono polal
per Bottle. Y. t'se f'a' go he
March ~, lssl--iy. ~ =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
THE MRK0RA ARABlCA,
DIsUuvLRED BYA
mis- ION A RY.
WHILE TRAVELLING IN AR ABIA.

A., ..,o
A IL viz a,e Snnr,i"g ,oim consumption,
eh'" 40 q use ANNA hhabI ga, discover
ou ny Mss ohnr1 III AIaola.
nn VINO "re IhIThwhed WIN consumption
s1oulu US 'nc g." ahoh a ah-iblCA, discover
Gu ~ M'Ss.olasy ln Asaol"'
All VINO are suffering from Beonehitis shonld
use U.S.: the NJ MAhohA AkablCA' discovered by u
hisSioner! H"h Arnhla. =.
Al who are shifcr!ng from Sore Throat. Coughs
and Colds; should nse the MAORA ARABlCA
disco cred ~ II missionary III Arabia.
Al VINO are suffering from Asthma, Scrofdla
ana S,1 impurities OF tho Blood Sh'n use the Ma
hORA ARABIA, discovered by missionary
III Arabia.
cures consumption.
u cures Br"nsli Is.
~ cures S'rG lhroat Coughs and Colds:
the Bleod.
TINS unequ1lcd remedy j. now for the first
'Te n'tonoIgn ,'ri'',In,,i 10 the public
ar, while travelling in AIabin n. wn. rnr.d
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11

u u &C. R. q Rive. bad gools
shil,Sl '"lrtihs r'hid on the 6h inst ),
from C.nti.mati l9peciing To get
them the same evening. not yet arriv.
.iee'L Tothe clnplayces, We wonhl SAY
4 OR disappointment is great. but has
. aharapassed over; ;sany time this year
!. will answer ii wc eyer get the artirlrs.
3 Wtscan now, ship,by wayIof. foris;
.imieatlf three days sooser shan'by this
tvaa. i.l.i. 2 ssssbbs l0so ofiyfal b
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
DIV Goods ht Wnolesnle.

We notice that our old friend 10.
seph I. Vinceut,is nov a salesman al
lsnnscy's Who'll, sale Dry G"rls and
Notion Store, Portsmouth,. To oul
irirnls in Vlnt"n We say. make OH,
deal with Vincent. and we know you
will call rr him again. lie is cIev.
er gentleman aud II iair dealer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
Drug Store Location
... For SALE
FOR SALE.

7 WILL aell the Lot and Drug Store building,
i in MrArt nr, Ohio heing the only Diug Store
now in the @ unity of Vinton, on iair terns. Mes
srs. Dodge. who are now IN tn Drug Store hu,i
ness. " IN ala, dispose of the Stock on hand. II
l. a paving husines ter any g,nueman ofa small
capital. who wirhes to invest in this business =
M other Drug Store nearer than thers. 90
miles on east jackson. rs miles on south, Chilli
cothe 30 miles on W West, and "a mileson north
b Inquire Of or address, ut Macarthur, 0bio.s q.
ID - sIel.. .01H sid f.. B. ton
Jan. o., 1891. II gdtIgg 49,"
n -rfrNT - p r.-- -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
New Goods.

New Goods.
E. d. Dodge has received his sprin!
goods; it is tho best stock he eve,
broaght to McArtllnr, and you cal
huy them ut .uwer prices than yor
ever bought the kind in McArlhur.-
CAll and sre.
~~N~u~~~>~OO~NO-~~~>N
REMOVAL MIR. Long has removed
his SlIvrrsmith Shop 10 the Sheriff s
dwelling, first door south Of the court
house.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
DR S. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE BI1TERS.
n Tht CeIehrnted New England RemedY y
FOR HABITUAL CONST PATIOI

=. Ihe Celebrated New England Remedy
FOR HABITUAL CONST PATTON,
viauadirs i,rer and .Igue, General D,Jility, and
GH D's,a'es 0rist"gJr M a De rfersd
.... StoIndoh, Lt,sr Or bogtks,
THEY are useS ard recon- manded by leading
i Physicians uf tho c0un ~, and ali who try
them pronounce thcm invaluable.
Or. JAMES l.. LEEpEkE, writes from Ns.
varre, stark Co., o.. the Bitters are highly
praised ny those Srnering irnm ipd. gestOn ,dys-
pepsia aud livercomp puint."
j.. 5. DAVIS. Postmaster ut Williamspor',O.,
says, they give great satiSiuci ion. iuse them
IN! sof. having taken cold, become pIUstrate
nnd lost my appetite. II relieved me, und ] cRA
reeninmend IL with great assurance oi It, merits.
Dr. WIN. NJ. KERR, Of RcRenvile, Indiana,
writes us that they are the meet valuable med.
iclne offered. lie has rec, mmend,d them with
great success. and with them made several cures
OF 1l ptatinn ut the hruit and general del iliiy.
1llOMAS STANFORD. Eq.. BluuntEviiIe,
Henry Co.. Ind. writes uS q long letter under
date of May 4. 1860. lie wAs much reduced |,
having hen afflicted for three years VI ith great
nervous debility .lulPitati,n Of the htait Of the
most severe and prurtrating character. latter
using few bottles was completely Restored,
and um now III robust health"
: GEORGE W. HOFFMAN npys lie was aiflict.
ed with rheumatism for twenty Years, In ali ito
various f"rmS, and at the late Of his letter he
mad been two years we'll; the Bitters tffcctiI q
the cure, wlrn several physicians NuoIdiIR
him could do him noVord. lie raJr. "fOr rheL.
matism, dyspepsia, liver~ mpluint kidney Of.
lection, or dropsy, 1t isGspecIfc certain Ieps'
/ dy."
! j. W. HUNT writes from Delphos. Allen Co.,
o.. (asecton where Fever and Ague prevails.
that HI most cheerlully recommends them T de-
cided merit in all cares Of FEv AND A0uR
DYsPtPsiA ANb GENERAL DEBILITY.
u. K. GALLEHERS. NJ. d. writes from Van
Wert. o.. 81 most rosp'c fully recommend the
Sherry Wine Bitters To the notice of Dpspeptis
persons and to all who require a stimulating
medicine.
Such Views we are Receiving Daily.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACH
! ROTTLE.
They are soll by Medicine Dealers generally.
l'ticc 10 cts. per h"ttle. J. n. HARRIS d Co.,
Cincinnuti o.. oprieto's for the Southsrn
and Western States. tu whom address all orders.
| For sale by J Dodge & Son. Macarthur; A N.
d. j. W. C'zad. Allensvills;J. NJ. Keenan, linn
den; Samnel tiritlin. Londonderry; Roberts q
! S"mut !. Columbus. and by Druggists generally
throughout tne United States and Canada.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
Rtecipff cnsI B, anu, i 10 ApriI l.,.
To Subscribers.

To Subscribers. ....-..-
We want Floar, Coal, Wood, Bacon
or Wheat on Subscription; don't all
come at once, but all that can will
save us from paying cut the money
for thOse things and save you from
raising the money for us again.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
New Miliiner.

New Miliiner. "''.
Miss Elizabeth Mclaughlin has
this week gwen notice that shs has
opened a sl,"p ut air Malonc,S resi-
dcnce, where slic iwAl be fund to at.
9 tend to the call Vi Ladies who wish
any miliipsry. business. o See card in
anotherIcUluinn TgOg
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
Religious Notice.

Religious Notice. f -.s ..
Rev. MIR. Travis will preach at the
Presbyterian Church. in Macarthur,
on Saturday at 3 3p'cluck +. ~. anil
on Sabbath at 1Ot o'clock, April 2OIh
ae,l 2lst. t't'aa7. ha. tes
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
Auction Sale.

AUCTION sale.
The Auction at S. V. Dodge's Is
progressing: we are told that many
good bargains are going off; now is
the time to buy goods cheap; go and
buy before it is too late.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
Money Wadted.

money hudteu.
There are n number Of persons who
We have been waiting on ioryrars,
that we 10 hope will try aud pay us
this spring, try anl help us some, W.
must pay our debts, and-wc cannot d,
it, unless you try ami pay us. In iac'
We will he compelled +" put nun
htr ol,n,,tcs anl accounts in process
Of cuilcction If no$ acttDdad IT,! ~
doi,'t want tits, but you are all awar,
that We arc pushed hard.
More Books aud Jewelry.
Mr.. q. G. Evans of l'hilalel I,hin
has large advertisements, in this pa
per; we ask II pnrusai Of ir,any person
wishing an article, had helter send It
Exams direct. yon can rest assure,
that you will get prompt attention
AMI hc treated fairly; ho is u lesiii
iilato dealer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11

SUNDRlES.- New orlesns. Leaf. Crushed
y and Pulverized Sugars Rio and Java q, fee,
Castillo plain and Fancy sosl+; star Mould nd
Dpped Candles: Piunes Rasins. Almcntfs ssl.
aeratuk. indigo. Madder Nnimees. &rouna ana
Whole Spices, etc.. ETC., fsi sale b. lisAi
d...uj W.. wM. POLAND.
Jan, l,lssI-lyl SNlhitscli. iie, shs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
Gr,Icpriea
P.kOF. d j. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RENBVATOR,

I s precisely what ts name indicates. FIR while
1 pleasant - the tlrte IT j. rovi,i' 'yimg, rNhlt
cInling aud strengthening IT, tho vital \ woIs.
| also rcvivihcs ,rrinstutcS nut rencwr tile blood
in all it, original parity. and thus Restores aud
ZEN Tors the system imvunrrable to attacSE ii
di' asc. IL is tho only prep ration ever offered
IT, tho wOrlc in popular form 50 H. TO be within
the reach o. nj.
S,cn.u,cLly and skill(ully combined Ms tu be
the most powerful tonic. aud yur 81 perfectly
alaltu 80 ~ to at in perfect dcp ridRce Hith tie
lu"s,Jn t.re and hence Nat tie tie Weui,st TIM
q h aul tone up this digestive u'gdnS. aud uilai
all nervous ur uth'r irritation. IL H. also per
iectly eShIur Iting in its offs ia aui yet IL Is
| never IluwSl by la,>itu 10 or ddprc SSinn ui
rpiris. ltls co' posed entirely of vegetables
aud those thoroughly combining powerful toni,'
and ~nttng properties. unl consequently can
! never iuinrc. A. -ura ,entive and cure Ui
, CoNsuMP,IoS, BR ,NnIIIris, lSDiUtsTI DYS
PEP.h. L"ss ~ Ape tIIE FAINrNLss NLR-
vuus lRHirABlLI,Y NEURALGA. Fat
PIfATt"N OF TIs llhART MILAN
CnOLY llYPOCnnNpRIA NIGHT
SwEArs. LANGUuR GIDDiNEss.
AMI all that class Of casa fear nly fatal called
PLMALE WEAKNESS AND IRREGULARITIES.
THERE ~ NOTHING IT'S EQUAL.
Ako, Liver DrTan9rment> OF Tnrpidi Y. un,l
| Liver Complaints. Di-vilsrS of the Kidney. ~
ANY general deranHemenJ frhr Urinary organs.
| IL will not uml, cure the dGh lity follow ing
CHlLl.S anl FEVER but prevent AL attacks
urslug from Mia.matc inhucncrs. and cure I'll,
| discusses ut once. itnlrru,ly attucl ed.
Travellers should havea hotre with them. IL,
1T Nil infGllihly prevent my deleteriu- corre.
T, qnrnces following upJn change of climate anG
/ wuter.
Asit rreScnts ctsiveurss. strengthens the Iii
gcsiiye organs. it shoul,l bO in tho hands uf al
per@"ns rf scdenmr, habits.
Ladies' not accustomed to nnch outdoor tx
erviSe should always nse II.
| Mothers should Use it for it is perfect re-
lief taken u month "r two before the rnuI trial
she will pass tho dreadful period with porfec
ease aud safety. '''i
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
Agents Wanted.

gents Wanted.
Schonberg & Co., advertise this
week for 1000 Agents, the work is
said to be good one. See advertise.
ment in another column.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11

Pc IL IL Y ID AVIS
VEGETABLE a
PAIN KILLER
Who TIE GRKAr gsuSuq
FAMILY MEDICINE OF fHE AGE.
lXJE ask the attention Of the tude and the
w public 10 this lonR aud unTivAled
FAMILY M-DICINE.
For the cure Of oLDs. COusHs, wEAr sron-
AcH AND GENERAL DEBILITT, kNDI0KsTIOE,
CRAhP AND PAS IN STOMACH ,BowEL CSSPLAIHS,
CoLIo, DIGRHHoKA, CHOLERA, de-, 6s-a l1
And for Fever and Ague,
there Ia nothing better. 1t hns been favorabIy
known for more than twenty i've years 10 bo the
ONLY SURE SPECIFIC ta4
for the many diseases incidsnE to the human
family . raet r.r..
Internally and Externally
It works equally sure. a aars
What stronger prof Of these facts can b. pro-
duced than the following Litter received SaSo-
Iicittd from Ruv.A. W. Curtis;
RoHEo. MAGoNR Co.. Mich, July Q, 1850.
MLSsRs. j. N. HAnRIs d Co.
GsnssmeR:--The confidence have In Perry
Davis Pain Killer ~ remedy for Colds, Coughs
Burns, Sprnins and ,Rheumulism, for the cure
of " hieh have success FULLY used IL, induces mo
to eheerfully recommend ita virtues to otherB.
A few months ago had Tecounre to IL to de-
strnY y feluD; although mud never heard ofita
being used for that purpose, but having suffer
ed intensely from q former one, and haviI q no
other remedy ut hand, applied the Pain KILL
er freely for about fifteen minutes ut evening,
aud repeated the aPplica'ion very briefly the
next morning, which entirely destro. ed the tall
on, and increased my confidence in the utility
oil the remedy Yours tInly
A. w. CURTIS,
Minister Of tho Wesleyan Methodist Church
THE PAIN KILLER
has been tested In every variety of climate. and
by almost every natiUn known to Americans. :.
Ii Il The almO, constant companion ard inesti-
mAble frIan Ofthe missionary aud he trAvel-
eF, on reu aud land. and no une should travel On
our LAKES or RIVERS WlrIlOUrIT
Be sure yuu call for AMI yet the genuine Pain
Killer as many Worthless hOstruP sure attemp-
ted To he sold on tho great reputation vi tlis
valuable medicine.
Directions accompany each bottle.
{. by Dealers every hrra.
Price 25 cts. 81 cts., anl J per hottie.
J. N. HARRIS d CO.,
Propriotors for tho Western q southern States.
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by ]. Dodge &
Son. McAtthnr, a. n. S j. W. Cozad, AlleIs.
VILE. J. NJ. Keenan. Ilamdon. Samuel Griffin,
Londonderry. Roberts d Samuel Columbus,
and by Druggists generally throughout the U.
States aud Canadas.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
Our Poetess.

Our POetess.
Owing to tho crowded state ofour
columns We could not &c, in the pa.
per many things we wish to. or We
would long ago called attention to
b Miss l.. D. G's poetic cffrts. IT.
the Democrat of March 7ih, we pnh.
lished "Life's llarp;" it attracted our
attention not little. Last week We
published GOOD Bye"
The subject, the sentiment, the
strain, Nll arc sweet; they inspire us
with such feeling aud lie, as mnst be
felt to BE- realized. We say, long may
your hG'rt 10 in tone, to give your
lifo's harp tune; may celestial j"ys
attend you. Lovenia io'l"w upthc
muae; VIC hope to hear from You week
ly, at Last as often as you can.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11
Call to Settle.

C all to Settle. ..t .rr
Mrs. King informs her customers
that she needs money. and requests all
indebted to her, to call and settle; read
her notice, money wanted" in anoth.
er column.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-11

Law Noticr. .s--..--a.-- .-a-.-..z--a-a-.--
Alfred Yaplo Esq, OF 0hillcothe,
announces in his card IN This paper
that he will practice in Vintou and
adjoining counties. Mr.. YaPlc is
know to our citizens, as being one Of
the best Lawyers in Southern Ohio.