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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07

troll annszsd Will be oeed - g cneol
ldaisd vouchef iof the payments -
The paymsnts will he made from 70.
cfaiiing fanda. and 90 ooOn e tie %.
ernlt is accepted BY the tecru IlIng
officer. ~
III. For volunteer fscFnits for old
regiments, there will be paid prem
ium Of three dollars, or Tor those en-.
tering new regiments premium Of
two dollars. The premium may BE-
paid either to the person bringing the
reernit, or to the rocrnit In person, IN
case he presents himself,
These payments win he made 90
soon as the recruit has been inspected
by the surgeon and nusltrsd into The
service.
The amounts will be entered on tie
Musterin. Roll, opposite the names Of
the recrnits SO paid, and charged to
the fund for collecting, drilling, ard
organizing volanteers."
For voucher, a modified form 6f
that used IN the regular service may
be used. fJNQT ae
w. The months pay 10 advance
for regular and volnnteeF recnils vii
be paid under such regulations asthe
Paymaster General may establish.
V. During the eoniinuance cfthe
existing war, twenty-five dollars 81 the
one hundi ed bounty previously au-
thorized BY act Of CongreAa win be
paid to every recruit OF the regnlas
and volunteer forces.
These payments will be .mAdeas
follows, viz: ss.
1. To volunteer recruits fif the Old
regiments, when the said recruits are
inspected and mustered into the ser
vice, and to those Of the new regL
ments when their companies are or
ganizad, muster In rolls made out,
and the mastering officers certi feate
given tberto. The nmouts win be
entered on the muster in-rolls, oppo.
site TIE name Of the recruits, respect-
ively, and charged under the head ef
"Expenses Of Volunteer Recruiting
Service To this end, an account
cdrfen, e sspara'e rom rom Inas 'yr I'leiunu
LOT "ooilec.ing' dt'liieg' ana "rgan,z.
ing volunteers, VIII o. useu' pn. ne
volunteer recruiting iund" wy ~
disbumTsing ollcers.
., 10 rocnIIs 'or inc serylcS wnsn
Ine recuH mas peen passed " .ne
BOARD o. inspectors, ~ ne tsE's
7, menlal Or geBsfai service qepOh ~
ine a' case msyloe, =, 1nsHmopnss pl'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
For COmmissioncyS,
WILLIAM FEE,
WILLIAM CLARK.

REMovAL-Edward Holland has
removed his Boot and Shoe Store,
to the Rooms immediately nnder the
Democrat Office. He invites bis
old customers 70 call and pay up the
old score and start anew,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
'ill Up the Regiments IN the Field.
Executive OFFICE, I
UoLUMpus, o., JuIY 3

The attention Of the several Mill
tary committees Is especially directed
to the impOrtances OF filling mp the
regiments now in the field. 1t is
more important that this be done
promptly than that the new regiments
be filed up. In apportioning the
troops asked for among the several
counties Of the State, it was expected
that each county would also furnish
i!s quota Of men for the regiments
in the field.
DAVID TOD
.. Governor,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
ATTENTION ! sOLDIERs..

An volunteers belonging to the
Company, which we are getting up
will report tbemslves in Macarthur,
on Saturday, August 9th. We hope
every one Of onr men win be on
hsnds.
Capt. L0WERY,
wlTEERSOON, (,..,.
GIBSON. Lieut."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
A ANNOUNCElMENTs.

I Mr.. EpIroR. please announces the name
ef FosTER Lyle, as an indiPendent candidate
iOr the Office Of Sheriff, subject b tho decis-
tf he people.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
TAs Border state secssslonis,s.

WAsHIKoToN, August 1.-The
Government is now fully prepared
for tie plots Of Border State Seses.
sionists, whether in Maryland or Ken.
tucky, and will instantly crush any
attempted treason. Governor Mag.
ofiin, Of KenEuck, 10 watched.
II isexpected that the President
and several Cabinet members will be
present at the great war meeting on
Wednesday night at the east front Of
the Capitol. The Clerks ofths De.
paFtmsnts win soon be granted two
hours each day for drill exercise.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07

ID. B. Dana was nominated BY &C.
clamation, as Prosecuting attorney.
Congressional Delegates.
Harrison Lyle, John Frazee, A. j.
Swain, Geo. Lantz, Daniel 8. Dana,
Morris Albsugh, Archibald Norris,
Daniel Booth, o. T. Cunning. Isaac
Brown, Hezskiah Frazee, jim. Hot.
son, Joseph BObo, Enos Vanderford,
Hiram Lowry, Geo. R. Bell, John
W.. Radcliff, Charles Mulholland
| lpeAa Ferrell, A.: Q. Dowd, T. B
Jennings. Benjamin 2. Hewitt.
The following persons we're appoin'
ted the Democratic Central Com,
mittse Of Vintou county, for the en-
suing year.
A. j. Swain, A. @: Dtwd, D. s.
Dana, s. @. Case, Hiram lowry.
B. 2. Hewitt then asked, and oh
tanned leave Of the convention to in
troduce . resolution, which was amen
ided by inserting The words "snd th,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07

~ 1Sh4@NOANAAARl S~@~g
ID. N. Rn1HEH, sscy.
BsSOme Of the pabsrs are down
on HoY. Tod foe appoiuting Braiton
ILleul. Colonel, Of the 6tth regiment.
Dratton is Q nOlofious SecesSionias.--
Every ono who has read bic paper
knows this. But Governor Tod is not
10 blame; ne did not know BFatson. =
The people Of Macarthur have lhiS
Elm and disgrace 10 answer for. We
understand thar ell the county Militia.
" COMMITTEES, with one noble excep-,
ton, sigued . recommendation for the
appointment Of this tory. We have
also been informed that Judge PlyIey
did the same, and that even McBeth
Of the Journal, who not only knew
Bratlon to be q tory, but also an infa.
moas scounGrel, did the same. How
these Men can impose upon the Coy
egnor In this way, and quiet their con-
we cannot understand.
The above 10 an article found in the
last issus Of the Standard, and which
% q disgrace to lie editor. He.eOmes
ont openly aud calls L.. OOl. Bra.tou q
sscsssionist and tory, and what fori
merely because he 10 . democratl--
We claim that Brattoh is aS good q
union man as the editor Of the Stand
ard. he did not wait to have his
name enrolled 10 tLa militia Of Ohio,
as some others we can mention are
doing, bus went - private MT know.
iug as the tine the high position be
was to Gil. And, for this, because
be trampsd bic political enemies, bea.
hem and sent thym home completely
fssled. For this no 10 called q seces-
sionist and tory by ono that calls him
self o union man, one that is waiting
10 stand his chance In the coming
d,ay7 YLo editor Of the Standard
sbonld volunteer 4 ouos and save his
,sooa >, pa,us ~ TTr,on,sr.
SosSss;o;S: !; 1j,,,- I 1ioSS-.r,o.- tn.
so,,...;o. n,oc.s,,;n.. ,,sss h.d hy
,Ss daless,as s,,s sso,S ne ne i1,h togo,ss.
E.i.n.I H;.,-,.. j. ~. nemocraf,.
| State Con D,entIop:
eoo,.,, ,,,n..s f...,,,,sn. Is,, a laaa
A,..-....,,:.,.. !, Il. 1890. ,.o,,,
$50. ~ J. ~ !, 49,. i ~, ~,
~ u. !. - ~ s'Ss.-' ~ 80 -
s's1s =. z'pss"''y" "a'e -
alpm.paq, Hon. VIM. Newnaai' being
Ecalled to the chair aad w. E. Hop
! kins appointed Secretary, the follow.
~, passlns,ana vsra adonlad.
w y -, ~ I. a. '- ,S'''''...... os
Nss'Assa' AAss wy ,sAs..ssg =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
COUNTY TICKET.


f' ga
.-a va. &, For Auditor.
-s ABRAHAM N. CoZAD..
For Treasurer,
HENRY REYNOLDS.
Fer Sheriff,
ARCHIBALD NORRIS.
For Recorder,
I'D JONATHAN BRINE.
Far Prosecuting Attorney.
DANIEL s. DANA.
For Surueyor,
8. c. STEINBRO0K.
For C0.Oner,
SAMUEL C. CASE.
For COmmissioneyS,
WILLIAM FEE.
WILLIAM CLARK.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-08-07
Adjutant 6enefnl :

OLICIhT. -. D. LUNN5hNDl -
Assistant Adjt. Gen,
We are authorized 10 say that Cap.
tain A. B. bod will have the money
to meet the requirements Ufthe abovO
order.
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As if that great man had been gifted
with the vision of a seer, standing amidst
his own native. hills of Virginia, he fore,
told that it might come to pass that q
majority of the people of q State might
conspire together : to sweep. away the
rights of the minority, and break. down
their privileges as. citizens of the United
States. In that paper Mr.. Madison says;
RWhy may not Illicit c0mbinaliohs, 1fot purposes
OF violenee be formed we'll bya majority Of Q
state as By Majority offs county or district OF
the Iame StAteI Ikad ifthe authority Of the State
ought in the lattar ease, to protect the local uAgis
krGey Eht the Federal thofity, In the fors
% EuPPoit the STATE authorityt' y ,.-ll. !.
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laws. ] fear that the chiaf obi bjtetion, !, 6t
last, 70 the organization Of thistpsW State.
and 70 its admission in the Union, however
gentlemen may Disguise then thoughts, and
shrink from q manly RVb6al Of them, q NOT
that there is any constitutional iobieotiOn
60. tt-that there Is anything iaeEPedisoi
in it, when you take into consideration thr
whole interests Of the whole people Of tht
Republfu.y but simply Rhat Il Is an intoad,
which viii bagome PeFmament Aud sndut-
ing u you pass this BIZ. into that tApeien,
Bastile OF slavery out of WHICH has COM
this wild, horfid conflict of arms Wbiel
Stains this distracted land. Of ours this dAS
with the blood of her children. q o. ss5s
The Speaker The hour Of two o'clOel
having arrived, debate is closed by order Of
the H0use, aud the questi6n reedFs upoh
the lhiFdlTsadiug- OF the bill. ioshe7 ,-i'i
The bill was ordered 60 be read = third
tine; apd nd It vas aecordingly read ths third
Mi. wickIlRs.a L call for The yeas ana
nays upon the passage of 8he bill. 80 ted
The yeas and nays were ordered .La-rs
The question was put and II was decid.
ed 10 the h6itmAtiVe-yeas SO, nays 55 /;
Ykls-AsIrag Aldrieh. ArnOId, Bsbbitt, tBaksr.
s Biaf, BhEe. TitiIsm o. BT5sS, 3 sat1a Rars
ham, Campbell, sCaSeY, OhsnboEliin. CiaIl, Clslb.
enta, ColfA1, Frederick A. conkHng, CoyOdA Cutler
Davis, Du8ll, Dunn, Bdsert4n, EdIafdls KIliot Rly
fsutoH, samuel @ Reslenden, fh1maS A. p. Fel1en'
dsr, Rrhneh1t, frank, Goodwin. 6uFisy HaiEht Hale
HaFris n Hiekmap, Hooper, Hortonl Llutehi la
1Ant Kelley, Rranetl W. Kellogg william kellogg
HElIingsr, Lansing. lLshtan iLo6ailS lLSTeloy, Low
Mcknight MePherPon. Maynard, MtehslL Moor-
head, AnnOa p. Morrill,. Justin 3, Morrill,, Nixon
NOEL, Olin, Patton, nmothyG. Phelps, Pike, Pune
roy, Porter, Potter John y. Rlee Ri4kie EdHaEd IL
lAbaEgeF, sherp4P, Sioap, sPandlnG EtuVGnS stiat-
ton, Tnmbls, TioWbTi4go Van Horn, Van Talllg n
bnTEh, AN Myck. NoIrpes Walker WalL, yghal-
6uE1e, Whalsy, Albert 9. White, Wilson, YindOn,
NAHs-MeIsn. William J. Allen, Aney, Anoouu,
Ashley, BaIly, Biddle. Cobb, Roscoe c0nkflng Con.
way, Cox, CFlyenb Orilheld Crlttsadsu Dolan1 Del
aplane, Divsn Dunlap, GOOeh, Granger, Grdeg, Han
Harding, Holman, johnson, KeFfigln, Knaph Law,
MAlprys henIie1B Morris, Noble, Merton, CSii Fen
dieton, Price, AleIAnder n. Rice, Richarason, Rob
tns2us James s. Rollinl SsgAF Ghiol Smith, Jdhn b
Steele, william a. Steele Btilsl BENJAMIN 2. Th0u-
as, Frahela ThOnla, TTlin, Yaapdig ghGm, YooFhees,
MArd, Chiiton A, White, WicAhae, Wight, ahd
Yeaman-66.
So the bill, Was. pPssede s4afs sar
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2a3lilgg tltl.EI'll.lltARttet
TERMs OF ADvRRTIsINo.

F'H'.a''-' 1.:f. s.: s.ssa NJ sssass. &: y, z @
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dies rooOmnsndod for ~ sils. l1Itoad of rsIisfI
suhsred EruAtly tipla efegl llllnE I lts. Ny uinA
Ias much atpeiees a.l.1.la1sal1 ElOouy- About
three moulh1 aEo tried The RllhtA1oa BlttGrI und
70 my grelt iqy I an naHIiyal1Su riaa- IkaEa re-
esmmGl1ed them "a HsForlll talah lnd a ar - I
knOS, slu4yl With signal booeht.
an TuEy ro5Psettaiiy foata-
80 REV-t- 8. CAfHoRN.
sueh = The language rsr=hing n dAilS- No GEtf-
elO ever had an equal ala CRder ~ eireHalianasi
.Vil ths aS1i - 2 - X ae-
parted SFoaa- zzs als.s.s ~ lassl r s.sus Iiss
Thoso DittsD arosold byaIl pflnoiPl dTlEgiIts,
gF0eor., hotss Azd tastAtrants, h SaFt ps bostls
bears the &c snilS q the Dl1Dgi1t0,l dE1frs, -
: Steef plate Labslsl iilsd 20 p =s-i-i 1=E
--P-H. DRAKE ! Co.
dsqa2sodImsvs r. s,ana BsOaAvpN .Ns.Sork.
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That Is precisely the question here to-
day, That is precisely. the cond lion Of
things in Virginia. The majority have
become traitofst When the Representa-
tiyes whom they had elected, who were
required by the existing constitution of
Yirginia, as well as by the Federal Con-
stitutionl TO take an oath to support the
Constitutions of the United States, went
to Richmond Joined in this conspiracy
lifted up the hand of treason and rebel
lion against the Government, I fotesgore,
themselves, and, in short entered into q
deliberate' artislei of bargain gnd -selewith
Alexander IL, sStephens, vice president Of
the southern onfederacy transferring
the State Of Virginia to that confederacy;
they surrendered all right 70 represent
any part of the aprople Of Virginia; as q
Legislature they utterly disqualified them
selves 10 execute that trust But, siFss
what nre we toldR According to the
logic of some gentleman, it would seem
that because the Leg nture at Richmond
turned traitors, because every man Of
themsz except thosefew who escaped for
their lives from that doomed oity-as i.
trust it is a. doomed city-jOined AnI this
red-hapded rebellion, therefore the people
could have no legislati ion. 4 appeal TO the
immortal words ofthe DeclHrati ati0niinrefu
|tationiof that conclusion 3 I, 8 legisla-
tiSeg. powers, incapable Of of,anpihilationI'
have returned 70 the people iat large for,
their exercise; No matter, sir who
turna traitor, the legislative powers are
incapable Of annihiiation. Now. what
but this power remained to the peop Of
Virginia. Their Governor and Legisla-
ture had turned traitor. You say thatn no
special election seouldgbe had under the
contribution Of Virginia without prociaS
nation from the Governor, in vacation.
or without writ of election Issued by. the
Legislature. Whist was to be donef ]
say lthakstliee power remained with the
loyal people Of that State tocalla conSens
tion and 'sreaE q provisional government
which they did. On the 18th day Of May,
1861, thepeopleIof tho sSta6 ofIE IEirginia,
inEited5 by an original eonventio of the
people themselves, met ct the time and
plaee specified in. the existing law OF
that ConnonWs sathi and elecssdsa Legis-
lattees ~ - s3I.sH ar5rs,6 .4lsl
1t Is saidtthRt > majority bfithosG ehusen
on that day Including those ehosensby the
rebels, took the road to Richmond, and
took the oath Of treason agSihst III IaSY-
Sfnment of the country Then Is tell gem
tlemea. Who make thar rsmatk these
] laemhess slect never bS0Hme part OF VA
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SFN1LA3 LNVEIuI3 D0uDI0 Inl 0D0Vd T1tel.
AS-YOarly Advertising on ~ tsTfoE ae,o,.
ding to the space oeeupISd and tho
Al AadTertisementsfr from ttansieat persons Or stranR
org 70 bo paid IN IN ddpdRos. Isbhs2 4ssl
business Cards not exceeding ave llnea SO per year.
~ Ior M months but for shorter period nothing
VIII De counted leal than aBquRrSas Efy5-'3s 'f7s
PrtVtlegoof Of Annual Advertising Il limited to
me Advertisers, own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the ibnnodt sof other prSoS as
well ~ alljegak rtisouAnta and adyeFtiSom Onts
eass and real estate, sent In BY them muSs
Ro paid tof y the usual rates. .lIr7 - ~
Acknowledgement not accompanied With WFltted
oifectehs WI be Inserted until forbid and charged
aotiees fof Political Hsehngs to be charged in all
cases At fun rates. 80. - ff.T,l7 - ,giy
Marriages, Notices Of Panerais, aud annoneementS
Of Sermons, 50 eentsoaeh:' a'' nonVI1-'69
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''The United States shall guaranty to every State
SbaiI protect each Of them lganst invasion; and on
application Of the LegSlatlEe Tor OF the exeeutlye,
when the Legislature cannot be eonEenedl against
ldnuesfIe yiolence ff-- -
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So the bill Was, pRsSeds s4ars sar
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j.! ~ ksS zee iHed dssSSoYernmenfoIa At
-l... g l,lrs,s : "a ,i.h
.9'o ,isa.eyl( (ooNoLVDED.1 esg5 3, -lsi ,dJIs
Now sir. Isbeg leave 70 ask, icau the
minority Of the people of a State, by the
act of the Majority committing treason,
and taking up arms against the Federal
GoEernmentr be stripped of their right
within the State of protection, under State
laws, in their, homes and in heis persons,
even against theehead Of the sassassinf
Ana ! to stand here 70 argue such q quss7
ton. as that With Intelligent Representa-
tiyes5 l say, that if the majority 'ofthe
people Of Virginia hayg turned rebel, !, as
lbelieTe they have, the State in the
loyal minority, and1 am not alone in that
opinion. l repeat whore the majority
become rebels inaFns, the minority are
the State; that the minority, in that event,
have right to administer the laws, and
maintain theauth hority of the State govern
men, and to that end to electa State
Legislature and executive, by which they
may call upon the Federal Government
for proteo cotton gainst donest tic violence 2
secording to the express guarantee Of the
Consultation 10 deny this proposition
is to say that when the majority in any
State revolt against the laws, both State
and Federal, and deny and violate all
rights Of the minority, that however
numerous the minority may be, the State
government can never be reorgsnized;
nor the rights Of the minority protected
thereby SO long as a majority are in the
revolt In such an event, the majority
being rebels. must submit to the lawIof
the minority, If enforced by the whole
power of. the national Government. That
is no nav idea, even. 1t is as old as the
Constitution. / ask gentleman to refer
ito that remarkable letter ofths Fedora
list, addressed by Mr.. Madison to the
American people, wherein he discusses
the fourth section of the fourth article of
the Constellation ofthe United States, to
wit s.. . -. n ID !. -. !. ~ 81 .L-.I
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The Mysteries of New York.


NJ lGlAlAEAIGAHAnsl -rrra & Har.. u 50 Il
Wars, national resPuree., political eontsSth rsI-
sious conventions, amassmsnls, tbs Central Park IL
swans, goeaoiAs, &e-,AAys been dtssullea-thislSt-
ter Is the 4Aysssriss Of New York. IN fhs CAT,
steamboat SA;OOu, ps+lOr, Al dnnsr. In the StroSt
everywhere DO hear story With relation 70 or
An inquiry as 70 the meapins Of those mythical
words posted, printed andsdYoFtlad HhersTor 70.
l 6,T-Is6o.-x
accompanied with crescent and shpPhsrds hook
a secession sympAthiESr sAid e Was; ''sataR Tii
umphed in 1850 IN granting The xpsetatioa of aboll
tiouiSts;n while RSpubIIoan aid e Nas: GBtumps
Tan DeuoeratS Of 1850, gone to TS1aSs' another,
-TO the STATE Taxes Of 1850 sd ten fX) doIIan:7
another, that they were the vatshHors q some so-
erst society, Ike, ssOm Of TeeumehiA ara ls6O
Strong OF Seward ThekStoFs of Is6c Used Up,T
40, SC, Wen, yOpr eoFFsbpGndsnt was ilI-hadb ben
III for along tne-iB fact hislsts suppsrI had given
him ahorIiddyupepsia. He tead thsAdEsrtissmintI
and Of course bQlght bottle Of PlAntatioa Riatss
the Ritters cured him. hndlon the bdttla appslFod
those sams eAbalistis lsttsrs. 8. .F-ls0O.-I.fI
travelled straight f1r 2o2 DFOaavAy, intFodneed NY
belf TO the celebrated Dr. Drake and uAs shown the
elsphAnt-tpahs, s. 7 sod alI--and 3 great Ihstitu-
houit r. A sig stoTy buiIing IN Dsyl street, IrUn
cellar % GArrst, = OeepPiod AlaboFatory fOr prO
dueing thus single medicine sOms iorty persohs Er5
euployedi ssTnRl NatIi holdlng TX 'th0isaad yll-
Ions each are hIle1Vtth roots, hsrhs and natsfiAl
aud then soaked IN water, snd the spFss.iOa pssl
,srved IN pur, n. Orof, R1u,- Thr,,I.-,, a. -.
olbsr ~, ~ r,,o, o., -.
ehso9S beading the CaStdn-hOuss brand. 1t seemed
that medicine could here bs tarned out to suppIYG
uOFId thesS sshttsd are uha6te 70
49,. -, - 'o-,r's, -. - -
s.etod by these bitter. Ths. .ststi.tio5 of ts usl
cine business ~ presented 70 thalavt onRreag In The
r.ro-t ~ n 4 49,, ~ -
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20 1aE HkHpH HooK AE
T7,oK .. & s0EprERi On eOai1g Into 81; ,.sio.
iee. eontaininE complete 81 "a "a, I y
= khe sehoof 81 Ire Boldrf, belp ~ HI.t y
~ ID q 8 InnttJ Tactics.
oely g e'nsss 81 F9Fi F9FiFls i1ls II 7sosHtH
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Speeeh of5thesI4On.s y. AZ. I8IhEliduaJ OF
& Ohlos an G6lbgreSg, ON GIlSE I0thfnSt,
In favor OF the AdmIa6E0i- Of-VFoGt
Va. HIS MRsteHIy 5jVlndIeation OF
:. .ttanlS tnS ESeEBantzed ssG0yernmentoIRt at
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SECRET DISEASES. SECRET DISEASES
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- s sAaMMAskkfTfAss's GIFT Gift
The most Certain Remedy Ever Used.
"Yss," q positive cure for
soNoRRHaShaC, S SEEE pTEsE sATREIs,ruREs.
Contains no Mineral, no Bslssm, no Mercury.
Only ten Pills 20 be taken TO effect q cure.
They are entirely vegetable. having no smell nor
iuIs the stomach or bowel. Of the moot deIicafs.
Cures IN from two 20 tour DAYS. and recent Gases
N twenty four hours" Prepared BY graduate
sminsnt pocsor. and M az ons 81 ss
sAMAR1TAN'S GIFT
VIII cure ang case In from two 70 tour days, ard
TWENTY -FOUR HOURS.
No ezpossys, no trouble, 90 ekas % tckafsce.
g, Who have been TOIsed With Bslssm. Cossvla OF
800 sAMARirAN's GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelopes
krloe male packages. o..
sAM ma kaiHis s $50 sNp HERB JUICES
"A SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
FOR SYPHILIS OR yEEEREAL
DISEASES.
but the iuiees Of Roois and Herbs CON blned.
Ihis form OF the disease makes its appearance in
soree on the orEsns Of generation, or they may 90
mostly on the sroiDs, and very Omen as ulcers Of
~ mouth, letters, spots, carries, and nodes ofthe
bones. 60, 90. Any and ell Of these symptoms
SAM sRiTAN's ROOT AND HERS JUICES.
sent b. express. Price 81 . bottle, or bottles
SAMARIrAN,s cHANcRE WASH.
Price Is cents. Full dlrecuons.
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CLoTHINe aSn CLOTHING MATERIALS.
Navy DyPARTMgrr,
BRysdH II Prcr .Siors aaR Clnfkinr.

NAVY DpPARTMgrf,
bHedt 81 Prec.Stoss asd Ci0tkiss, ,
SEPARATE. PRoPosAIs. sealed and endorsed
vii be sS asdcvsd !. s snd Gsh 1sst ns
o'olock N on the nth day Of June instant for fur
Fishing and delivering Con receiving sixty days,
Ch.Ile..own, Mss,,ohg SETS. ana mo Brookl,n Nss
erf, aby quantities Of either or AL o. the follow
ING MatsTisIs ss msy Be ordered b. lie Chief Of
.hls B1Tesu. or by the COMMANDMENTS Of the said
comm YS fuT b; the s
laE on the sO:h day of June, lses viz:
Blue Cloth Pes jackets.
Glass 2.
Blue Seamless Pea Jackets.
Bus ssnnet Trowser..
Glass 4,
Blue Felt ssts.
Blue Flannel OTsrshirts.
s sas Wool: sa III bbH Tssal.
Canvas. Buo f'i rr r.
BsrnslsJ Shestirg Frocks.
CLksse,
Blue Se.ine:.
GLASS;.
Blue Flarnsl.
Bsrrel.y sheecrE
Gsnvsss Duck
Blue NsnkIn.
Caf.tin aotd SHOES
hi2skin Shoes
6rsired Lesiher Boots.
wooIlea sooss.
CLASS Is.
Mattresses, with two covers for each.)
CLASS IA.
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