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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01
Great Reduction In Prices.

For the cheapest and best Stoves, rloughs,
Points, Crates Fronts, Ilollow-ware and most
all othoI kinds Of ware 60 TO the Hamden Foun-
dry. Having adopted the ready pay system, l
will sell al kinds of ware 90 to 80 per cent chea-
per than HERETOFORE, and cheaper than time
dealers can afford. All kinds ofproduce and old
iron taken in exchange, BENZ. DILL.
Hamden, January l3th, 1859.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01
Sheriff - Sale.

J. s. Black, Plaintiff; !
against In Vim ton Common
fillmore Jones, Henry Pleas,
rack; rd, Esy Jones, Order Of Sale.
and John Jones, De-
fendants.
DY order offs writ of Execution, In The aboy,
- named case to me directed, fiom the afors
said Court Of Common Pleas. ! will offer
pub lie sale, at the door of the Court House
Ia the town ofMcArthur in said County Of Vim.
gon, on y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01
FOR VIAToN COUNTY,

" OULD say to Ladies who yalus
w HEALTH. COMFORT, BEAUTY
and FASHION, are most respectfully SOL
icited to examine this valuable article Of
wearing apparel
1t combines the CORSET, SHOULDER
BRACE. SKIRT SUPPORTER and AN
Tl-LACER, in one beautiful article. II sup.
ports the weight Of the Clothing FROM the
Shoulders Gdds Bcauty 10 tie Jorw, Pre-
Icrres Health, Prevents many of he Sissosss
iuct dent 10 the present mode Of lDesring tha
Skirts, and SivcS perfect eGIs 10 ths veGrsr.
The most fashionable Ladies in both city
and country wear them,a and every one speaks
In the highest terms Of praise for Them xhers
ever they have been introduced. They are
fast coming into use all eYeF the country and
every one who has worn them cannot bs
induced to go WITHOUT them. Try them ysp
will not regret it,
SARAH D. KING.
April nth, 1862 1T.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01
Asslgnees Notice 10 Credit.
OrS.

NOTICE is hereby given to ihe creditors
! oi David White, Of Eagle Town ship,
Vinton County, Ohio, that the undersigned
have been duly appointed and qualified as
SlSnees Of the said David White, and that
all the property, rights, credits, moneys end
'nscts oi said David White, subject to Ilhe
payment OF his dpbIs, have been assigned to
The undersigned for ;he benefit oil mis- credit
OrS' whoare herebyequired 10 present their
respective claims TO the undersigned for
payment within six months rom this daie.
JOSHUA J. SPEAKMAN.
OVENS P. CLARK.
April l7th 1893. .-ew.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01
LEOaL"4DVER1YSENRNTH
Sherif's sale.


TIE Stair OF OHIO. vlNPoN COUNTY.
George 4; and Z. c. |.
Arms, plaintiff, Court Of Com. Pleas
againsL
J, J. Allison and Order of Sale.
W. H. Black, sf'ts.
RY virtue Of vedhezpShAsin,the above case
- 70 mo directed from the Court Of Common.
fleae, Tor said County of Vinton, will offer
atpubhe sale, At .he door Of the Court House in
the town Of fAcArthur in sad County of Vinton,
On sStuday, May Oath, 1859.
q, cne O'Clock ?. NJ. of said day, the following
peal estate, situated in said County OF Vinton ,
bounded anddesciibed as follows, to-wit Thu
noIth-wsaA quarte; Of Section No. thirty-four,
In township numDOr ten, Of Range number hf-
leon. Also, the west half of tho north east quar-.
WT OF Section number 2Airty- y-fonr, in Township
number ten Of Range number fifteen, containing
Two hundred and fifty acres. And also part
efthe west half ofthe Southwest quarter ofsec-
ton number thirty-fve, in Township number
ton, Of Range number fifteen, containing ten
asreS, beginning at the creek below Browns
MIL Browns line crosses the creek in the south
HSIt quarter Of said Section number thirty. five
IN Township number ten, Of Range number if
three iinks TO a stake; thence south So deg west
siz chains aud forty-three links TO a stake I;
Ihsncs south 40 deg. west six chains and Forty
links to = stake, from which a red oak, eight
n diRmster, bears south SIX thirtyave links
distant, and white oak, Ave inches in diameter,
esars north S. deg. cast twenty links distant /;
thence east on the section line to the creek -
thence up the creek with The meanderings there
Of to the place Of beginning, together with all
hsHlvilsges aud pPurtenarees thereto belong
log. Levied upon as the property of W. Ii.
Black 10 satisfy the aforesaid execution. Ap-
prAiEed At 2,9fO. Terms Of sale, cash in hand.
F. SHADES, Sheriff v. Co.,o.
~. NoDo@ELL, Atty.
April II, b9-6w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01
ETo THE LADIn.M

lam also agent for Ds. Dumaa' ColsbsaGsA
Annie de Femme The efficacy ofthis Med
cine, which Is In liquid form, and devoid cf
Auytbing injurious Is Unparalleled in the hirts-
Ty Of Medicine. The Annie de femme origin,
ates healthy menstrual Aow when used, aud
never fails to remove all obstruetiOns. Ladies' Il
certain dtuatiOns must pot use IT, for II will pre-
duec Miscarriage.
Price $500, sent By mail, or at ny sAsa.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01
N'ARTHUE.

t9 N'ARTHUR.
Hmm Lowry, from Jan '69-ly. Ia
NJ Richmond, from Jan 3'62-ly. So
George Lan'z from Jan a'6l-2y. oCC|
E B Clark from Jan 3 '6l-ly. o."
w H Baird from Jan '62-ly. Vo1
B P Hewitt from Jan 8 '62-ly. oo
] w Caldwell from Jar 3 '6l-2y. oo
G Will from Jan 3 3'6l-2y. 500
J G Swetand frOmJ uly E6i-ly. Il 90
JNHutson from Jan 3 '6l-9y. 300
Joseph Kaler from Jan 3 '6l-2y. . 00
Edward Holland from Jan '62-ly SOL
. Abbey from Jan 3 '62-ly. 50
WA Hill from Jan 8 '62-ly. 00|
JJ Shockey from Jan 3'6l-2y. So
G H Nickle from Jan 3 '62-ly. 1 so
J Lavelle from Jan 8 '62-ly so
f Doyle from Jan 3 '62-ly / 80
John Lord from Jan 3 '62-ly so
Eli Gill from Jan S'6l-2y 8 90
Peter Fierce from Jan 9'6l-2y 800
L SpTague from Jan 3 '6l-2y 3 90
James Ward from Jan 3'6l-2y 8 90
Felix Grimes from Jan 8 '6l-2y 3 90
Charles Sidman from Jan 3 '6l-2y 4 90
John Sidmon from Jan. 3 l6l ly, 80
Peter elmer ballaDce on subscription 90
Silas Arnold do on do T5
S TrimeT do on do 30
OFFICE LIST.
Wm Carson from Jan 3 '6l-ay 500
J Pitcher from Jan 3 'el-2y . OO
G s Rutter from Jan 8 '69-ly So
D Boyer from Jan 3 6I-2y 3 00|
John Fee from Jan '6i-9y Q O0|
John Henderson from Jan '62-2y 300I
A c Dowd from Jan 3 '6a-ly lb0I
JnO Brown from March 81 '62-ly 100
N Robinett from Jan 3 '6I-2y 3 00I
NJ J Saddler from Jan 8 '62-ly 6Ul
H Bobo from Jan 3 's2--ly SOL
Ur Grfen from August l '6l-ly sol
J F Nickle from Jan ~ '62-ly | sol
G Puffen barger from April 10 81, iy / sol
A Swain from Jan 3 '6l--2y 3 o0l
S Sydenstricher from Jan 3 '62-Iy sol
VIM Shook from Jan II '62-ly l sol
J R Jolly from Jan 8 '6i-2y 500
Jno Lanman from July 25 Silly 1 sol
Voss Hofhines from Dec IL '6l-iy so
Thomas Richardson from Jan . '62-2y 90
E Hunter from Jan 8 3'62-ly 15o
J Hunter deceased from Jan 8 '62-IJ / So
sns PosT OFFICE LIST.
H s Hamilton from Jan 3tll-2y 900I
A Claypool from Jan 3 '6l-ly 3 90
PARMETER's PACE.
G w Blaokpan from Jan '62-ly sol
RIA Denneiy from March 81 '6l-2y Q so
Fry from Jan '6l-ly I6o
8 Sidefs from Jan 8 i6i-ly. SOL
Dawkin's MiH. -l
Wm. Ratclif. from, Jan. 3, 81, lyr,SI sol
Buckeye Fprndce, o.: |
Daniel Lawler-ffom Jan. 3. '6l. Iyf., so
7~ Cross Roads, o.: "
E. r, swift--from Jan 3, '6l, Tyr, 30
Dfbana, H.: i4ea
G. w Pilcher--frop Jan >, 81, lyI., 10
Adslpbi, O.; -''
Ellison Mclaughlin, from Jan ., 'el, iy so
3 Valley Fsra, o. ,fetl 1fi,s.'
A, Bralton. from Jan ~. 81, lyr., $50
NJ Bobo. {" Sept Is, '6t, 100
Mansfield, o.:
H. p. Penrod, from Jan II. 81, tyr, IS0l
Ing Tsihg Farascs, D. 7
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01
EVacuatiOn OF Yorktown.

WASHINGTON, April 2s,--Rumors
are in circulation that the rebels are
preparing to eYacuate Yol ktoWn. y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01
News from New OrIeaAs-ReROFt-
ed Surrender Of that CIty-The
MerriMneA

ed Surrender Of that CIty-The
MerriMncA
FoRTREss MoNRoE, April 9T.--A
boat containing tour black men and
one white man, arrived here this
morning from Portsmouth,. They
report that the Merrimac will come
ont soon.
A dispatch in yesteriay's Richmond
papers, received by a Gag OF truce,
dated Mobile, Friday, says the Union
'gunboats nassed Fort Jackson and st.
Philip at four o'c lock the same after.
noon were before New Orleans. A
rumor was current in Norfolk last
night that New Orleans had surren-
dered. There are few troops at Nor.
folk or in the vicinity Of it.
II wss rumored that Commodore
TatnGll had been removed from the
command of the Merrimac.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01
Private and EttmaIS Di.DAs4.,

with Iueh success, has removed his ofscs 10 Ne
Myres Block, where be can be consulted In al
diseases Of q private nature. A word 70 all
lfyou want relief and health, don't be deceive
BY advertising quacks, who thrcag cur laTG
BI Dr VIM. Z. HOyt;; S' pig oAeS IN M Ayns
DOR't misake the place o. Aans.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01

OCouutry produce taken on sub
,ssriptien;
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01
N. '. Huston, from Jun. 20. 'sl, lyt Iso

N. v. Huston. from Iuns so,Sl. gL Ieo
Turner, o..
L. s. Wsstlall, from Aug 10. '6l, Tyr. I 90
Fifty-Rinih Regiment o. V. U. s. A.:
z. E. Phillips. from Jan 3. 81, Iyr., $50
MiHgO. EiatOD Co.
John Mace, iyeaT, from Jan'y 3, 'el. i.60
Geo. Altman, yF. from Jan. 3, '6l. $50
Jamea Bowen, Tyr. from Jsn.-S. 81. $50
John Brooks yr. from Jan. :, 81. 100
NJ. CotteFell, yr. from Jan. 3, 81. I,bO
Mad. Peck, yT. from Jan. 3, "a. l,S0
John Dawson. 8 months. ~
Wilkesvills, YintOn Co.
s. 8. Murray, ". from Jan. 3, 81. l.o0
A. Dawson, lyT. from Jan. 8, '6l. $50
Daniel Bowen, lyL from Ian. q 81. $50
H. Brooks, Tyr. from Jan. 3. 81. l.6o
w. II Eayison, Tyr. fom Sept. g 81. LOO
Iron HGilsJ. o.
NJ. v. Huston. Tyr. from June ~ 81. l,6o
POrters Pack, vintOn Co.
J. 8. Hatfield. lyr from Jan, 3. '6l. i.SO
w. II. Hubbard, lyr. from Jan. ., '6l. l,5o
Elk, Kintoa Co.
H Bray. Tyr from Jan 3. 81 b.Bo
Il Slaughterback. lyr from Jan 3, 81. l,bo
L AnseI. Tyr from Jan 3, '6l. $50
J NJ Reed, lyr from Jan 9, 81 20
B Ssttles, lyr fEcln Jan 3, ,'6l. l,6O
VIM McManis, lyE Itom Jan 3, 81. l.60
H Earnhesrt, lyI from Jan ., '6l: l,5o
N G Grandstuff; Tyr from Jan 3, 81. $50
A FoIeacre. Tyr from Jan 3, 81. $50
SyGn, ViHtOs Co.
Vm Herald, Tyr from Jan 3, '6l. l,6O
Hamilton. Tyr from Jan q. '6l. $50
robert Welsh, IyI from Ian 3. 81. $50
IL HOLLAND, Tyr FROM Jan 3, 81. l,So
Nsv PlypOath, Walton Ce.
hrist Ellis. Tyr from ian 3, 81. $50
: Rose, Tyr from Jams '6l. l,oe
} ] Atkinson, Tyr from Jan ,, tl. l,6o
Joseph Sterling, Tyr from Jan 3, '0l. lAo
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01

scripts are deserving 10 largo numbers.
swearing UnioniSm ard returning
home. go
s Reports from Stauntcn say the enc.
my's sick and wounded, and large
trains !OfsoldieEs, are passing eastward
BY rail. Snow fell el, ,hteeR ineAes
deep at Monterey on the Gath inst.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-01
u I II Il y b - y y 4
MEpICAL NOTICE.
DR., WMr (. HOvT.
6yTasusS, New York,
syrasuss, New Ysrk, +,

WHo, foI the laAt ten years. has tsSSi-
w himself U the tIsatmsPt Of
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visions a. numbofed below. eoasuinins tie Seventh
Afs.sstaeri District 81 TIE State orln8iaht
woo cotsrY.
bstlsss4. Ao. william X rawa-ss. = fsfr-
uav'e.
Al tat rst. u nAssi..n ,aoa.i.n hsu
d.ag III city ~ Ierte. Hauie. hountsd a. TAI
lowe b. Finufug the roufhrest eorfer eul-lst
= frrfv y ante - - iferce sa.f 10 The ceusrr =
lie south ane 4 section 81. tow a. Eor'h Of fsnse
. west. therce uarih . tie centre the north
len llue a section rs same Town ard range. thsne
wet - The Wabash river. fboi~s south VIII ia
esst enk = said river 60 the place q beginning.
Also ei f1atpaTt = ssid river laying Wesi a The
LAST named boundary iire 20 The vesi tsnA q ss4d
| river.
fi-ssss. ~. 2--s@-azel MsKe-a. - nar...a
an NJ pr, II sas county south q the Nation.
iee1 sfd east q; lie wabasa river, ~ ersaessa
- If4s1l -. J.
f Hss.fs-. y ; Edward Robins. q Bsrfl.-.
iyvzshir
81 n, az. SAD ss-s,s s... TT q iss Ests~
r.s.al -, end not ineluded in nsison re I.
yk1xHLIoN COUNTY.
Etr4sie-, -. s-stephea Affiliate. Hell to~u-
siir
sc~hipz-ehn.on ard H-lL'
.Dsrf-sas. ~. s--Bnsiin II nsoie~ se~psrt.
awnshlps-Ycfmlllion, fugcf,, Highland
rARKE COUNTY.
ffsi.is-. 10. e-Johu Nuukin, Monte1umA
= 1swnships--ReseFve. Penn, Liberty. Sugar Creek
Esrard.
Kisssso-, ~ = William II. Nys. Rockville
Townships Adams. Wabash, Union, Green an
Washington.
Iatissoz, ~. s--,JOsepA Mcfarland. naeeoon
Townships -rlorlaa. nacroon nna jackson
FuTyAx COUNT.
F lpisssios. ~. e-wiison L. fisfs.sor. Ras.si
Teanships-Russeii. Franklin, and yarisofe
ffslsioa, 10. l0--John W Earp. Greenrself
To~Dships-clinion. koure~. Floyd. Asdi..n.
Gfceucastle and Marion.
fiffsioa. Va. lI--warreh felloss, HannAitA
Isssnshlps--H ashin xton and weTrcn.
D.ris.on. 10. II Houston Foster, Nj Nerials4r
townships Jefferson. coverdale IN Cree
ctAv oorxTr.
zasis.oa. 50 i9-SsshAniei Allen. Po-sY ,o~a.
Townships Boy. Jses.op, ca-.. D.eS ,olsfsg..
Van Hursa.
nsrisi,s,, 70 il--Jsm-. l. Harris. noviiag
1asn.h'pe-sagar Ridge. wa.Aineior. H.srl..a.
owrN COUNTY
Dir.ssoa. -. lJ--Jehu II. Martin. n s-etssa,
Iewnshlps-frsnkiin, jefferson, Mar.dn. I.afsf
stle. y sshisEton aDd Clay.
Ilsrssioa, 50. iG--w. Il Ho6shirs. 81 6osro-s
Iasnshtpr- xoTgsn. Montgomery, wsS -. Is,t-
-, leunings. 1sylor and Harrison.
okryKE cors1Y.
lsssesef. -. lT--fhiiAndsr Barr. wos,Ainrs..s
frFnsliPs- Esi fifcr, Fairpisy, JeferteD, Na.l.
Irsteu. snlltA. wright. Es0ckfnn and stsro~d
1.s4sfo-. -. ls-pililapa w. G.lB~y. sso--r-
aslf.
IgwRstips- Hlgh.art, Tsylor. ard Cas-.
.xrisiea. y. Ie-1anes u. Castor. sols6ury.
Touaslltps- tsrksosi, Centre. It'd Bessh Cre~t
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
= Dlf1s@5a, - 3o-ssuuei II Reel spillvaas
Towrshins- Jacsson. Fairbanks. Turman. Han
: 7n sd Gill
D.csssos - 81 fesr Nsrffn. csriisi~
hps-crrry. csss. teTe-ses and Had8s.
JAMS FAHHISGTOs.
ksssfssf - hsseesfaenf Bstrirf - in1IsAa.
Terfe- ffsuts. O.. ;. ls8-- fvze
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions. sounty Money, nonnty
Land.

Pensions. sounty Money, nonnty
Land.
II s. DANALfsoN. Notary Pub.
- -. - es.cf. sls.n. s,sss. A. ess
- 80 - r. sep &c. espseF.e - s 8efft
hsse So s.sas..s.s - - a..hts - - 81
go. - 81 ass Z. ~ f.s
49, sslly pee<-tls 50 sslit r.s.a.. 81 .ss...
49, q trse,. soe - ransa5 - 81 steisss -
4fsiesft lxssfe 40 ffsssf e1lfs - 49, ss.ssa
Hsr- r frAss ef..s.e - sFela.
- So q ~ "a q p Re So. = tesell-
~ sef fressssi f.lie = sis. Sc -. -
et .t.t 81 hess *acessfai ~ - IssA f's.lts.
s.'>scNs. Hes.sff hq>st s. I-kNs
aAilF&l f<>slossss ~ ssass..et = 20
ss-eers a. ss.a.ess q q cent s - $50
So. SO ssst ssscf sest klllel vhs.r Is IL ssfs
t.s e. ssatss 3 .lAt.l-s seas.
- AIaD ftN>foSS. AT efseefs "A ssisers
80 asstfe1 - Fe.ses - ~vsat. recssvrtt.
g $50 -eatresset wife - tse services A. 3
zee g 44.y e. ssssa -. a. 4eS rsstet. 49,
-fkNn y kkRt NESs-An We servsa a asys
- = PAS eszs = - rasts6 Slsl-s e. ~ -.
H4te srs szsIsIs.i = - Arrss sfls.s 49,
tesfa. lke y asgs asz Aiaf<s sse aaHflsa
fsfte4f Aae - --sas afs-s - sIi Seft - 49,
as#ef .lsrtstssa 1-ias re lsees4t usf ~ ftese
sses e ftz< ..< 80. -. 49, q e.sa kIis..
e1las $ - ssfxs<e. srs enf go = ~ nrsf<se
rss ee1eks Asetf. eet f~es .lftsrs - - ~.
fsFs pay a. SO lsvs seef1ea =, - tet~ - =
aests.
tSesaAssss aa@s e'.As-ss ssA,s. g. se.sssr.v,
os<'s - xsr.<A>ss sseS-.sA- .-.s.---A-.-s.
ftszst
- fss.ss 1890 - = - ssts as<iss.
e. sssf ss>s $3.50 s~tfset
.z1E = 3 p>sunsoE, -
4r0lte
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VERMIM.

IspAfaaons oshd e. uailEe az aG.sr.. ere
'Troe from poisaas."
''S3t dangerous 70 the Human Faulty"
Rats DO not die on the preTnisss."
'1hey eor,oout = tAsir ho'osto Dr."
''Thsy are the only lntalii5le remedies hicsn"
az years and mere established Ia Kew 70. CITY -
Used ty--tle Cry Pest oesce
UseR sg---tle City Prisons and sia,lca iioa-e.
lscd bg--.he cisy Steamers. ships. Sc.
Ted sg-the CITY Hospitals. Aims neasss, &
Ted 5g-the c..y Hossis. sAsio,s' st Sieholss &
Ise5 b the Boar'iag Houses. &e .&e.
Usss 5s-nsse than %. 90 Private Families
es-sSe oae or t,ro .S.lecirseas q gAaf Is 1.e,s.
rhefc -1if ~ ne Peg4 r. kftefs- iea'ers. stc
/ HOUSEKEEpERS-tg oalled wlih ysyrlln need b.
- no longer, r thfy use cosrAR's' Fxterriinaiors
We have ased 4 " oar satisfaction. and Il b.
cost - Ncuid. hAve Il. v c hEa tried Fossoils.
+ hut they effected nothing. bat "Ccgrsns' article
knocks the brs attn Oh, Of Rats, Mies koaehes, and
Bcd-ihTs. orie ker ttsn erite IL. ftis IL
great lslaUHt az over tie coentry-. Medina % !
f'assssc
4 y0hE GRAIN ara provisions are aesuossd an
+ unafls he 6raHt Cean;y - vesmia. than would pay
far toaa Ct tbs lat ard Insect Killer isancastsF
+ Wis Hrld
HFNe1 r. C.4STAf-we are selling your pre-
par.s,ions apldly. Wherever they have been used.
Rat sittc ileasbes End vrrn.n dls fppesr rapidly.
frExa : ssorrFra. bsagaisia hiudse-. Md
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TIE COMPREHENSIVE Here
: t<0re szisffnr i~s.sca p. ,Tspp-rf wsl'i-n
saa ~ Eisiay tissolssafs rssss1.l cor-~ut
. F.fPEf.T NM. DrfsTy
Tsrrs nfsss. trg !. ises.
= IL THOSE KNOWING them
=. sslfes inaabie4 - p. SlFpe4t q Dunn. ~ill
: ssss can = outc A. settle ~ close p f1ex A..
ruais Nifhot "a ther rofsee. EitAsr party q 80
{ IN = srf1orlred s. SETH she scre1nts.
wr tsann ~Iii - <--rrf - ihs cd s'ff-. JIG Va
k-sa ..rs~t fiFPEHr l. DtNs-
ksx. =. fsc7 -t~.1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-04

Ley relieve OonSh instantly
Thoy clear tie Throat
They sise strength spa volume e sho ,ols.
They lnss,rs aslle'5a. aroma - .ao srcatl
They are ,aaic 81 sir,pie herbs and carr.
hs-n any one.
Iaasiaesrssy aas ~as ss-s coash sr. Hcsa
Vote q 3 Esa 1f,Aei or ay e..a-aity 3 ,he lhfo.
sosst psesase = y11tea. csafe-slea.. tlsyv
relieve yoa Instantly. and yau VII s.rss vi.s a,
dat ''sasy e 20 sse saot" 4ea Ill aaa them very
t's'ai ~ p'sassai While +-sslllas or attending
public assi.ass o. .a.lia- r.r G aSh " aaay.as
yses hirs. eyoa ~ one pseasg- issa .sfsias ~.
'ag iAs'y ~ We s.Ir .ess ss1 go 49, l.eu "a
aisps-ssls. vsa p1'fss 49,. :. .Ae .lrass..s. -
Dealer. "a Nesl-.es.. -
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No q Cedar street. New York
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BRASDRxTn's rIllS.-For n testora.oa
hsaiti g. ihcs- who h,ss been ssLrA. ~ sporless
Or paralysis shsy are the only rehssis escscine.
al arsetcns y she luuEs. chest aid bo~sls uei
9fcmps sasss Ais snd quickly rn-nus
Iaa pegrisy, c5-ieFA. vins sp-sn.s, wosa. eaoiefs
l-orbas. darrbosa. - sensary whsthts fsm iaalsfi-
eatns uuripe fruii. Or o'heT faults m dse'. yield
their tisiaeuce. Asslrv. ssul rhrun atkins. llt
afceiians. rsptufes. sssanan.alons 4 se - 60
sfe.s, whether sgas esa.hss specific fsseTs h'.ss.
diseases, issnise. 81 Fins', dAnee smallpox. ue..
les efouP. erysirlAs white s~el,inss. pliss aless.
q evsu tairsy years e~ntneancs ani es'erisslg
ulcer. o tax liver have all heea cured I~rnsr.fis
| by thesc celebrated Vegetable Universal l.il. =
female complaints sad nervous t.-ear.s thss ssss
teea equally successful ,ylde ohAnee 4 lie. "a
A.. and second reriodsl Epilepsy. depFes-lcs .
s,ifis. fri shtis defss. ell Instructions na r-lss
atious are y'ssrn cared di>,stos3 sna es4rseisl.
| rr.1' ~ ccnts pr roa.
sold by L. CvssoH.s. Tefre R.als. .na ll
respectable dealers IN msdl,sre. usnitnla
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Aosiox---ks ss- hot - @-oa : approaching. ssssy
person sho1ld pspsie shelf - stess fos the oAanr
and there Is no res.eey sfPloahls a. ''MsIess'.
s'fengthening Cordial ana Hood Purifier. II VII
purify the llced thoroughly. AID At the sane time
strengthen and lnslroF.tsssb- Whole orrauis.sios =
lhe inraenss quantity o. Il thai l. sd dns. b
preo' enough - d, Srcat eiriuos in tAoroarlis re
moving siiimpuss maiisr- from the tic,t ws.ss
% AZ. r, Il. ! i.eeHeiou- 10 iaAe
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go strumoVs :. SsrotlloGs affections AZ ~
curse, The blight tas potato 70, Of mankind. 1hes
vile aad nAy Ewsil a. fatal. They arise from,
contamination AMI inrart'y q the bleed aud a., q.
ae seen ali afeand us everywhere One cusrter q.
~ we nset are tainted with tAesa and qa@ssss
g these die Of tasm lie iooisaly TOO, because 1.r,
Giraffe. ArrR's sAESArAAsi1s c.es.ses cot -.
sorosaious e0-rupeou f-o- the blood renders a pur
a healthy. I'D eaeciusliy espargAte. the fOa
cnnlana.istict from The system. Ne iosaFer gses
unier yssr Sesofuiou. Disorders. since shs lfresi,
ols Atrs Ia. provided his rna-s- Is o.na' insilsa
cursave virtues ~ h Gals ssasafssnss-fIs .,n
oesat. Waterbury. g
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EXCISE TAX.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVES.
a ' hat the following ed persons have bern
appointed Assistant Assc~rrs for the several ~
Nisi0us a. numbered below coasltnfins tie Seventh
Asssfsoesni District 81 The State orln8fsht
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= Sold Ese,yieass ~
AiwHotsaAts nnrasisrs 81 the large csu~>.
seno q ihe
Hhsiesais dgeafs - Ntn Yotk CITY
sale1afn Hrothers a &c. Hsrrai. El.iey kitchen
8 H.lnestssk. iiail hasa. dale & IatinsoA
n4n s.ss.Acs ass = s'l | ~ nsbi !
eb,eiss A HAT. a. $ fafsss 4 e.
lsn.ss . Aspisssh. - 4. Wells -.
h - gan s Aiisa. IAfelle. Marsh 4 tssfah<f
a. KaeAslassa nail. Dlsoa -.
laetass ialhs csala1 taf.
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IAHa4s4ptia. Psaslsflsnia
= y ufaa& ca Asbtt Shoemaker 4 CO
i a fstaesf6sk 8 - French. hl.tAf1s -.
A. a1Afss
Basiea Msss
d. q d..eaefn A 20. vseke. ratisf
! Har q. Sehn whsln =
80 onn2s
kisa. "a NAalsakts useseaFrs -
cb.esfe. Ills.
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neffoit Mich
Louisville ~.
cincinnati. ohlt.
fIfsbargh. Pa.
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40 e.
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"co.far'-" Rat. React - Rrfo,a,ssfe,
eCe1er's
"Cou4ss Bed 5ag Erfemnsior.
"Cosfor's1
"Couar's~ Ei>strle Poiefcr. for fHuots 80
- -. go $50 : 90 bexsr, Bottle aut ilasks.
a. SIZES f1r Plantations. ships Hasl>
feifis. etc. etc.
tAt 10 III - ifsseat III ruf lis fsasn
- ~ ifnf8 - efau ~ snurlof ani Hgi{p fersti
stsfs fnR1n8tf. nesf iabsl rs ben prepared.
heaflf < fecffI4Es - tas Proprietor signature
atliHs SIS Scr. bottle. flask carefully before
psssnsflsr e. as take ne'bisg hst t'ostuf's
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srAIDINas raRoAr CORRECTIONS
omIDRkA CIR yoR

spALDINe's THROAT ooSFEcrIoN,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-10

NEwBERN, N. c., April 20, 1862.
Fhe last we heard from home was of the
date OF the 18th inst, being now eleven days
since we have heard word from beyond
llatteras Inlet. Weare all anxious for mail.
and hope one will arrive soon. The most we
have to think Of and talk about here is what
transpires in our own little world. and we
have enough Of it,-skirmishes AMONG our
pickets, the bringing in of prisoners. Sc.
Last Sunday the pickets of the lO3d New
York had another fight three miles above Pol
lockyille. None of our men were killed. but
the colonel Of the 1881 was badly wounded in
the leg, and probably must lose IT, Five reb-
els were killed, and three white ones taken
prisoners; two negroes were also taken pris-
oners, found with guns firing upon our troops.
The white rebels and the black ones were
lodged in our Jail yesterday was officer of