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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11

81. Ious, FEB. IA special to tho Re-
publican says, the army Is still encamped
at Fort Henry and preparations for further
movements go vigorously forward. The
flowed. S's'
Eve more regiments were expected 10
arrive rom Caro- in few days.
An unfinished fertilization called Fort
Herman opposite Fort Horny has been
taken possession OF
:. Ihe panic is so extensive in Tennessee
fleets TO its heSdWaters.
The late garrison At Fort Henry have
taken refuge in Posi Dounelson,. making
the force there betwedn 1000 aud 5000.
Tue Southern mail captured by Captain
Logan contained letters from some hi0b
officers speaking Of the demoralizing . feet
OF the defeat at Somerset, aud stating an.
other defeat at Fort Henry wonId 10 nj.
most irreparrnble.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11

~ s5'=IttNEss on 4 usEYUE kAx.-Ws ne.
gtet to hear Of the illess aud confinement
Jof AT. Jacob HorpbrOuk. For the last few
weeks he has been ihesaaantly on his feet
aiding eqd assisting the officers of,the qoy-
eminent both here aud over al Romnsv
VEapFSsgiand and .Pattersous Greek. 1t Is
not too much TO say. that he has been more
truly the soldiers friend than any Other
private man 10 westsrn Virginia. THETA.
oor With him has been a labor of love, and
VIC are sute that every soldier win Join
win us In hoping for bis speedy recovery.
hac"kRYTER vs. TaE CoLLEcroR. The
United States MARSHALL yesterday served a
summons upon the County Court to have
tue case Of Kryter and Collector Horn.
brook, removed from the County Court to
the 0. S. District Court. IT is the case in
reference to the seizure at the e1nre.,
Office, of a lot Of pistols consigned to VIM
KryteF of this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11


LEAvESwoRTH, No., Feb. Io.-By gener-
al order No. IL, Gen. Hunter declares mar
hal law throughout the State of Kansas.
aud declares that the crimo Of JayhawktnR
shall be put down with strong band and
summary process.
JOS. H. Holmes, Secretary Of New Mexi-
co, eleven and half days from San Fe.
brings important dispatches to Gen. Hun.
ter, aud Information regarding affairs In
tho Territory.
The rebel BrigAdier General, H. Il. sib.
ley, was within thirty miles Of Fort Criar,
with 1900 Texans, with artillery, and had
issued 6uukum proclamation.
Col. Candy had taken active measures To
oppose him, and felt able to make a sue
cessful resistance.
1t was reported that a considerable
force OF Texans were advancing up Rio
Pecos, to attack Fort Uniou.
An express had been sent to Denver
City for achievements, aud the Colorado
troops will probably march Immediately.
Martial law has been proclaimed in the
Territory, and all able bodied men drafted
to serve in the militia. All the mules.
horses aud ammunition in the TERRITORY
haze been seized for the use OF the Gov.
eminent.
The I1dians,iu the Territory are report.
ed Troublesome.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11

OH RECEIPT or ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
" sums MS, in Cash OF POIt-ohiee stlmpG, the sub.
directed, Gold Pen or Pens fElceiigg Lfe IaIS ~
eordfn9 70 deseriPeion, viz: "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11
Notice to HaiI SuIserTlere.

We wish oar friends who go sending rs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11
3Important 20 Sut1erg.

ME- have just resolved another laTys III n
w WatehesI OfEGFi0us btylos, a. wen - other
ertieles saltabls for sntIeFs witch We oder Whole
nation. J. z. SCOTT Z 90
DeaieFS IN Watches, Oloekl, JeWelFy, e,
dee1l f9 So IA Main Gfrelt,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-11

BOTSO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-29

The JAPANESE EMBAssY IN MALTA
A letter from Malta, of the 10Th ult,
says: Yesterday her Majesty's steamer
Hinalaya arrived 1t Malta with the Ja-
panese Embassy. On landing they re-
ceived the usual honors. They are stay
Ing .. Diails's hotel. The following is
IN exact copy Of list Of their names,
written BY tho interpreter, in q good
plain English hand First, Takanovotchy
Semotookynotame second, Matoodira
Ewamenokame third, kiogotof Notono-
kane; fourth, Sebata 6adarrto. Thirty.
six altogether. Nearly oil Of them un-
dsrstand English, and several speak II
very we'll. Some Of them have been il
the United States Of America, and appear
very proud Of their experience. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-29
kEOKUK IOWA: TUESDAY, APRIL 90 1862


Don't get discouraged. Whoever
gained anything BY drawing down the
corners OF his mouth when cloud came
over the sun, or letting his heart drop
like lead weight into his shoes when
misfortune came over him2 Why, man.
# the world knocks you down, and iostles
past you in the great race, don't sit whin.
ing under peoples feet, but get up, rub
your elbows and begin again. There are
some people whom even to look at is wor.e
than . dose of cammomile tea. What Il
you do happen to get little puzzled ON
the dollar and cent question. Others be-
sides you have stood exactly in the san &
spot, snd struggled bravely out Of it, and
you are neither halt, lame, nor blind, that
you cannot do likewise. The weather
may be dark and rainy very we'll,
laugh between the drops, and think cheer
lily OF the blue sky that will surely come
tomorrow. Business may be dull make
the best of what you have, and look for
ward 70 something more hopeful II YOU
catch fall. don't lament over your bruiis-
es, but be thankful that no bones are bro
ken. II you can't afford roast beef and
plum-pudding, eat your Goldfish. joyfully,
and bless your stars for the Indigestion
and dyspepsia you thereby escape. But
the moment you begin to groan over your
troubles, and count up the caIami.ies, you
may as well throw yourself over the docks
and be done with it. The luckiest fellow
that ever lived might have woes enough,
If be set himself seriously to work look ing
them up. They are like invisible specks
OF dust-you don't sec them until yop nut
on your spsctacles to discover what Is q
great deal better to let alone.
Don't be discouraged, little wife Life
IS not long enough to spend in inGaming
your eyes and reddening your nose be-
cause the pudding WON'T bake, and be-
cause your husband says the new shirts
you worked over so long " set like meal
bags" Make another pudding-begin
the shirts anew. Don't feel down in the
mouth because dust will settle and clothes
will wear out and crockery will get bro
ken. Being woman don't procure YOU
an exemption from trouble and eaie Won
have got to fight the battle of life az well
as your husband, and il will never do to
give up without bold struggle. Take
things as they come. good and bad togeth-
sr, and whenever you feel inclined to cry. |
ust change your mind and laugh. Keep
he horrors at arms length; never turn q |
blessing round to see if it has got dark
lde to it, and always take it for granted
hat things are blessings until they prove
o be something else.
Never allow yourself to get discouraged,
nd you'll find the world pretty com
ortabIe place after all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-29

ANEcDoTE OF "a GATE.-A correspond
ent Of the Home Journal. writing Of gates,
tells this anecdote: / once passed through
. dooryard gate which did, unintentional-
~, give an indication Of the designer 3
character. The gate was common oEe.
shut by chain and ball; but the post to
which the inner end Of the chain vas at.
tached, was carved and painted in the
likeness Of negro, with one hand raised
to his cooked hat, and the other extended
70 welcome you in, the negro post pointer
bent toward you, by joint ia his back,
fairly bowling you in. Upon letting the
gate &c, 3 srr;ns Il b: !ass, sfib brought
him up standing again. ready for the
next conner. This faithful fellow perform
cd the amiable for his master for manv
years, without reward, except now and
then soat--of paint; but finally died Of
: rheumatic back, contracted in his mas
ter's service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-29
4 Dying sslAier Prays Ter the Prss.
iaeMt.

Never until We stood by the grave Of
the Green Mountain boys did We realize
how much stranger is truth than fiction.
Your readers will all recollect last sum-
mer private was court-martialed for
sleeping on his post out near the Chain
Bridge on the Upper Potomac. He was
convicted; his sentence was death; the
hnding was approved of by the General,
and the day fixed for his execution. He
was youth Of more than ordinary intel
hgence; be did not beg for pardon, but
was willing to meet his fate. The time
drew near. The stern necessity. of war
required that an example should be made
81 some one his Was an aggravated case.
But the case reached the ears of the
President; he resolved to save him; he
signed pardon and cent it out; the day
came. " Suppose" thought the Presi-
dent, my pardon has not reached him"
The telegraph Was called into requisition
an answer did not come promptly. .Bring
mp my carriage" he ordeaed. It came,
and soon the important State papers were
dropped. and through the hot broilinr sun
e.A~ ~0osy AosuS H0 IUuc 10 Inc camp,
about ten miles and saw that the soldier
was saved! He has doubtless forcotteu
the incident, but the soldier did not
When the Third Vermont charged upon
the rifle pits, the enemy poured voiley
upon them. The FIRST man who fell. With
six bullets in his body, was VIM. Scott
Of Company K. His comrades caught
him up, and as his life blood ebbed avay.
he raised to heaven, amid the din OF war,
the cries Of the dying, and the shouts Of
enemy. prayer for the President, and
rs he died lie remarked to his comrades
that he had shown he was no coward and
not afraid to die.
lie was inferred, in the presence Of his
regiment, in q little grove about two miles
to the rear Of the rebel fort, in the center
Of group Of holly and vines; a few
cherry trees. in full bloom, are scattered
around the edge. In digging his grave
skull aud bones were found, and metal
buttons, showing that the identical SPOT
had been Used in the Revolutionary war
Tor our fathers who fell in the same cause.
The Chaplain narrated the circumstance
70 the boys. who stood around with un-
covered heads. He prayed for the Presi-
dent, ard paid the most glowing tribute
to his noble heart that We ever heard
The tears start.,d in their eyes as the clods
Of earth were. thrown upon him in his
marrow grave, where be lay shrouded in
his coat and blanket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-29

Buckmaster and Gale, appointed BY
the Egyptians to take the vote Of Illinois
soldiers on the new constitution, have
turned the whole thing into farce and
fraud. 1t does not appear shat those per-
sons have even taken an oath to perform
their duties honestly. They procure the
votes OF regiment in the same way that
a question is put to crowd in political
meeting. All in favor will say aye all
opposed will say no; the syes have it. -
And the regiment is returned As having
voted unanimously for the Peter Funk
Constitution.
Before soldier ever saw a copy of the
proposed Constitution they are called
upon to vote on it. A dozen regiments
have been visited and polIed, and not a
man among them all has had chance TO
peruss the instrument on which he is
called to pass an opinion. The people 1t
home have till the 7th Of June to examine
1t and make up their minds.
But the Convention had scarcely ad-
journed before Buckmaster and Gale start
ed for Missouri, to obtain the votes of H.
linois soldiers. Gale calling himself
Republican" and Buckmaster claiming
to be . Democrat, told the men that It
was call right, and that everybody was
going for it, nobody was opposing it, and
the soldiers hearing nothing to the contra
y, and being warmly pressed BY those
specious and unscrupulous demagopue,.
may have acquiesced, and are returned az
voting in tho affirmative. But the whole
thing is sheer fraud on the men. No
ever cheated more shamefully
than these Commissioners are doing, in
order 70 procure votes for their miserable
Constitution.-Chicago Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-29

Fl RIGHT

r II + q H TS.
~ thisrouts, Freights Of oil descriptions can h.
forwarded from PhiisdeipLia, hev York Eossan =,
nanmofe 70 Or from any point on the Railroad
o. Ohio, ksntncky: lndians, Illinois, Wisconsin.
The PsnDsyivania Railroad aIeo se.. :, p.,...
burg With steamers, By which Goods can be forv
ed 70 any point on The Ohio, Muskineuu. Kentncsx
Isnnsssse Cumb0rland, illinois, Wfscopsin Nissi.
sapPi, nissourt. kansas, Ark ansas and Rad Kyers.
snd asCisvsiand, sandusky and Chicago vtshateam
svs 70 Alt ports On ths North w es.crn Eskes.
McfchsLis and Shippers eDtrus,ing the transportA-
ton Of their Freight 10 this Company can RELY VIA
confidence on IL speedy transit.
The Hates 81 rret~At
To and from any point In ths West 81 the Penusyl.
vania Central Railroad, are at all timer AS pa
VoRABLk As ARE CHARGED BY OTHERRAII.
ROAD COMPANIES. -
III r Be particular TO mark pack ares, 4.vlAP...
CsrTnAL X. K-"Lu
For Freight con,rsc,sor Shipping Directions. an
C'mpany.
X T. SASS, 81. Louis, Missouri.
". D.A.sIEWAkT, Freight Agent, Pittsbafsh.
CLAhkEd q CO., Transfer Agents, -
H. W. BROWN q CO., Cincinnati o.
kc. AELDRUM = CO., Madison, Indl
J. =. MOORE. Louisville, KY
W. w. AlkAAN a CO., Evansville. Ind
CLARKE CO., Chicago, III.
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G.B. hAALx Park kersburg, Va
HALL 4 CO., Marietta, o.
q. PIERCE Co, ZanesyilIe o.
M'DoWELL A'CoLA. Portsmouth, %.
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Up. JOHNSON, Ripley o.
JOHN TODD, Covingion, Ky.
g. I. HEAToN, Cleseland, o.
he South and West. '
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-29

r. Il is rumored that the Devil, in
compliment 70 the rebel women, has CON
cluded TO leave Of his breaches and xaar
psttieoau. Louisville Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-29
DOST-OFFICE DIRECTORY.

Arrival - the Mails.
Eastern AaiisrrIvcs daily Sundays executed IN Ia
kIJ1eath, ~ o'clock. p. m.
ss.Louis snd Southern Mail srrivesdsiiy Mondays
sxcepted) at6,p.n.
Western Aaiiarrives dali, except sund. 90
o'cioek,n.
burlington Aaiiarrives daily (exs:pi Sundays at
- pm.
Csrthagean and Plymouth Mail arrive lA,ly Ba,iAu
s1csptsd1 1t SPIN.
ChArisston Mail 70 tri-veekly1 arrives Fas,ilys.
S1ufsdsys and dssssrdays,as7p pm.
CIOsfng 81 the MAILS.
Eastern Nail closes daily lexcept tss.arday,eatsp.
n.
b. Louis and sont bern Msilcioses daily fssturd.,
szcspsed)at6p n.
Darlington AAiclosss daily texeeptsaturday,, :,
ep.M-
Western Mail closes daily texeept saturdsys) II
cclockp.m.
Carthsssand Plymouth Maiicioses all % a,urdays
sscsptsdlat
Charleston daffttrI-veeKTy5 closes Mondays. Wed
Desdnys and Fridays at6sm
III The Post Once will be open on Sundsysfron
sIo oAeeelock,A.n b. HOWELL M.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-29
N Office OF FORMATION OF LIN
80 lTEn pARTKERSHIp

This may certify that Hsmbden Buel, 4 resident OF
Lane, resident Of the city uf Troy. state 81 New
r. have associated hensepes III ailmitrd mrrcsn-
~ e partnership 70 The provision Of Chapter
OF me Hardware Business In city Of Keokux nm
M ger We n.me and style OF Aambdsn Buei, and con-
st day Of April, 1e6a aud terminating on The II day
OF April, 1e64, ~.S
Y ne said HAmhden Rnei IL the general partner and
the salo George J. Lane 10 the special partner .nd
naa cont ttibued the sum 81 Six thousand Dollars 10
acsual Cash payments. ~ capital 10 the common stock
" sa,u paIsHefship. hAMBDEN BUEL
aPi-aoW GEORGE r. LANE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-29
r1TY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets
NeItto BANKING House of wm Thompson xco.

New zoolk1.
The City Book Store Ii this day In yeceipt Of tn.
Following choice literature:
cesii presme, y Theodore Winthrop.
Shadow in the House, by SAUNDERS
The Household of Bouvere by Southern Lady
Songs In Many Keys. BY Helmes.
feeoilsctons of Shelley and Byron by TYelaunv
Shelley Mem risls, by Lady Shelley
The Rejected Stone, by 4 yirspiau
Tom Burke's school Days nj Rurby
DeQaincys Opium Eater.
Literary ksminisce ences
Theological Essays,Sc
hoods Poems, Blue and Gold
L0weilis -
longistiow's Poeuss Blue and Gold
Ssxes
Mrs. Jameson's Loves OF the Poets, Blue 4 Gold.
Characteristcs, &c,
:. Stadies, he,
- T" Italian Painters,
:. Legend ofthe Madonna"
Sketches OF Art,
Diary, &C..
Hs xthorns's Marbl. Faun
House OF the Seven Gables
't Scarlet Latter.
Mosses. from Old Manss
Twice Told Tales.
Hhow Image.
IS BiithedAIe Romanc.a
Longfriiow,s Hlawatha.
:. EvAnEeiiDe.
The above Books viii be sold at Pubsner,s n,iee..
The public are invited 10 call and examine the s.es
eoo J. W. OGDEN
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-04
leash SYSTEM ADOPTED.

This Oiice will hereafter be conducted on
the CASH SYSTEM. We arc compelled to
pay CASH for our paper, and at large advance
In price, labor in the Office, lights, fuel, taxes,
ink, materials Of every kind, and every thing
We use; and as every other business is now car
ried on, by the cash system, we see no reason
why this Office should not do the same. In or
der to give 'irns to meet this change we will
give until THE FIRST DAY or JANUARY,
1858, to pay up, and subscribe for another
year. As an inducement we will take at the
rate of one dollar per year until the First Of
January next from all who are indebted on
subscription, after that tiIno the advertised
rates, will be charged, and all claims must be
settled up. We will take Country Produce at
highest rates on subscription and debts. After
tho First day Of Janvary, 1868, no moro sub
soribers will receive the paper, unless paid for
10 advance.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-04
legal NOTICE.

Thomas B. Jennings The State of Ohio, Vim
vs.. ton County Court OF
Ruth II. Jennings. Common Pleas.
Duth Hannah Jennings, of the township of
III Washington, and county of jackson, and
State of Ohio, is hereby notified that Thomrs
Benton Jennings did, on the 26th day Of No.
vemher A. D. 1852, file his petition in the office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas.
within ard for the said county Of Vinton and
State of Ohio charging the said Ruth Hannah
Jennings with adultery with one Randolph h.
Frazee, and asking that he may be divorced from
the said Ruth Hannah jennings, which petition
will stand for heOriug at the next term of said
Court.
THOMAS BENTON JENNINGS,
By II. S. BUNDY, his Atty.
Nov o. 1862 CIV
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-04

PRESIDENTS MEs3AoE.--We held
back our paper twodays for The Pres
iderts Massage, knowing that our
readers were anxious to read it, but
We have not yet received it, nor has
q copy oti reached this place at date
OF this paper. The Cincinnati Gazut.
to has an article in it, saying it
plcases no party, Of course we cannot
say any thing about it, until we See
the animal. 1t is said the President
sustans his Emancipation message,
that nothing short OF freeing all slaves
will satisfy him.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-04
SNAIL CuANaE.-The postal cur.

SMALL CuANGE.-The postal cur
rency seems to be almost as scarc3 AS
ever so ial as general circulation is
concerned. The American Bank
Note Company is issuing at Washing
ton city, at the rate OF nearly one half
cent each daily Tor the whole loyal
population, and at this rate would take
one whole year to provide each indi-
vidual with Sl,75 Of the currency,
and would REQUIRE an issue OF $685.
100000. So that it will readily be
perceived that it is impossible in this
way, to fill the place Of small silver
change in less than twelve months.-
[Cin. Enq.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-04

3 TJ J. X. WILL, DAVIS g. FELTON,,
aud DAN. WILL continue to do unto
others as they won'd wish to be done
by, TO wit: Sell at the lowest casl
prices. Citizens Of our county uood
not take our word, bnt call on thes,
gentlemen and sec If there ia MOI q
hea thy competition in trade in Nc.
Arthur. Where that is tho case you
can always buy on fair terms.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-04
~ -
GRANGE OF TINE.

Tie Timetable OF the Marietta d.
Cincinnati Railroad has been changed.
Tie Mail Train going West leaves
this place at II o. a. NJ, and the
Mail Train going East leaves at 8 26
p. NJ.
Trains on this Road make close
connections at Loyeland with Trains
for Columbus.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-04
WATfHES and JGWERY.
CT TIE RI iHEsr AND MOST FASHIONS
BILE TE-lS
offered Ut Retail, ats Wholesale
PRICES.

! T1HE Subscribers, Manufae turers and Import
! i ers Of ell the most elegant styles Of Watch
es and Jewelry, with q view to extend their
business to an unlimited exten +, have determin-
ed to offer the following rich aud desirable de-
sctptions of Watches and JewelIy at the unprs-
cedenIed low prices named
I Hda;inR Composition Cased Lovers, English
made movement, iull jeweled, and the best ithi-
taiion gold. Price SIS. Retails froh 5000 70
| lQJO0.
| Hunting Silver plated Army Watch, superior
regulated movement, massive cases, aud hand
some finish, fulljeweled. Price 500. "Details
AT from 40, 90 TO l00,OO.
| Hunting Composition Cssed Army Watch one
J Of the richest ornaments ont. Good movement
and handsomely engraved massive ease. Price
I Is 90. Retails at from 30 10 10000. Also,
| Other watches in great variety. at low prices.
Ladies' sets Of Brooch and ear drOpS 10 CORES
| pond.
Imitation Cluster Diamond. very rich pat
tern, entirely neV, 400.
Coral and Bead entwined, 9 very neat and
pretty ornament, handsomely mounted, 3,25.
Gentlemen's Vest Chains, Partisan, very
Ti5h pattern, 400
Rings. Of the most hand some designs. Plain
On Is cents. Sc 4 oil, very pretty. 90. ChaS-
ID, Que of she ne a'est ornaments out, loo
Seal Signet, 100. Imitation Diamond chased
Or enamlled. 200.
Sleeve Buttons Patent chased, or enamelled,
entire new and hansoms patterns, 80. Dou-
bic chased or euamelled, only, l.6O.
Bosom Studs. variety Of new patterns, per
set Of three, so.
Bosom uul Scarf Pins. Leaf, with opel and
fancy stones, 400. Imitation Diamond, 1,60,
Lockets. Double glass, and richly engraved,
800
Purchasers have only TO name TIE article that
they desire, aud make the remittance in reg
istercd letter, uoon the receipt Of which the
goods ordered will he sent flee Of expense. Par
cells to the amonnt of 1900 and upwards will be
sent by express, with bill for collection wheA
the goods are delivered.
a gents, Suffers, Pedlers, Country Merchants
etc., throughout the country, who wish TO mako
m m)ney, will do we'll to obtain our Mammoth
cir, ,ular, which will be sent free. We furnish
tho most saleable Quits, iat prices unsu' passed
by eany other concern.
Address,
HUBBARD BROTHERS.
Nos.G and 81 Nassau, :cor. ofIohn st.,
October 10th, 1852 3 no. New York.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-04
no C0nsuInpliYcs.

TIE Advertiser, having boea festoiod to
health in few we ks, by very simple mely
after having suffered several years with ee--
we're lung affection, and the dread disease Com
sumptiou-is anxious TO make known To lis fell
low sufferers the meaps Of cure.
TO all who desire IL, he will send q copytf t. .
prescription used free ot charge, with the di =
rectins for preparing and using tue slme which
they will find Il SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION,
AsTnMA, BRoNcnITIs, &c. The only object Of
tie advertiser in sending the Prescription is to
benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to Re invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as is
will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing. .'aa ~ .7
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, SIN .s.f .4.... i,.. 80
REV. DWARD a, WILSON, Wllliamsburgh,
Kings County, New York.
Santana or 05tb 1862. ..a