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plAantss n KEEN KdIGHT.M.D Dir fSi1flsj
i iA.lB, doRfLEYs BsQ, Of UITuA, n. " writes. 81
have used your tselurqI myself 10 my fsniiy syer
apee yoa invented II aud believe q Tie best uei.
cine LOT ttspnEpose ever put nut. Ttk 4 Rad c3id 7
should soonet pay twenty. dollars for q bottle
than DO without It, or take any other ramedy!g
Group WhOoplng Cough, Innuenza.
u y 6PIIEHIrILD, MIS-, Feb. 7, lss6.
MORAN AIEEi VIII ehseFtulIy certify M.
Who0piuS cough, Group, and the chest an ~ n
children. We Of your fraternity d The 9o6fiI M
our people. HIRAM C6NRITS hi X y
AMOS LEE, Eso1 MosTEEEE, IA, writes, ga Jan.
1885: 81 had tedious 1niuenEa which c9bfnei NJ
70 doors 6ix weeks stock many msdieint without ~
clergyman. Tie frst dose relieved the soFet5esS IA
my throat and lungs; less than one half the b6ttie
maae me eomP.etey veil Your oditiBes ara The
see9 y9 999StoF' and your medeines, q the poor
Asth1na or rshtiisic, and Tlr.,o,,.. a..
-. WEsf MtkcaEsfEE Pa, Peb 4, 1855.
sta: Your CseyTy 1'eetordL b performing marvel
1o9 enfes IN TINS section It has relieved SsYetal
from alarming 6ympt4ns Of Consumption and n now
curing nan who has labored under an nfIection 81
Gho lungs lot the last forty yelIJ. lfLgE
ssis4t HENRY =. PARKS, Merchant.
: A. A. RAMSEY, Md, ALaloR. NORM, a Inv. /
writes Sept. 9, 1855: s0urtng my praefice al
Yeas have found nothing equal to your c5e,ty
Feet0nat for RtVih ease and RELIEF 20
WeJlp ght add volumes az evidence. but the p,oaf
convincing proof Of tue virtues Of fhis Feedy M
found IL II ttg y effects upon trial.
l5a Ia cons1lpptionsi .f,f. ~
Probably NO ono ramedy has ever been known
Which sured 20 many and such dangeFouS eSSeg Il
this Zone no hnman ALL can reach; bnt sven 10
those the Ce1Ty Eec616l afoFi5 RELIEF ina c6Siforf
Asfol HoUsE, NEW YoRk CITf, Mif6ai 8! ASA :
DOCTOR Ann, LoWI1s feeIit 4 dntyani a fiIe6s.
nre 70 Inform yOu what your Cherry Psct1rGE m
done formy wife. hehad been I'VE months iabOrib0
under the dangerous Ptohs 81 fr5F
which no al1We could procure g8Ve her Ili0ch FSisf
She was steadily falling, until Dr. stfonC, 81 tkis
city where We have come for adViee,
atralot your medicine We bIOssilIis kindn6sl a
We sd Bfot she has recovered ffpn that day
le e not ~ - strong she need TO be- bnt a fse
no her cough and calls herself vel - ~ ?
Hodfs with gratitude and regard 1850 li9di
islHsiit ORLANDO SHRLBY, OR.sH1BTVn1R.
C51!e.ga do mot despair tn you have tried
A1IAs EcfpHAI ~ Il made By one 81 The
9t19tld q besPeak The high merits 81 ~ tiFtues-
fsl9ir = "
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Mayor Of NEW LONDON, CONN
80
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HON. D. Z. T1RHAEN.
2 Mayor q INV YORK CITY.
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wv =. = Mayor 81 c1SoINEArI. ONO.
2 I'd T y z 7 1iSy6r Of LOUISVILLE, Ky.
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Mayor Of LYONS, IOWA.
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HON v1I.ARn H7yT5 ~ y - y
lKsyoF 81 INV BKDfoRD. MASS.
HON. J. shA1spRrI lA2l1ano
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BlIr11ElD, MASS, Dee. %, 1855

:, I - n - y Uss.z u 1870
Uh.J: y. AHKA: i DO not hesitate 70
say the best remedy I have ever f5und
for Coughs sHOaFasnes IIfiueRTa.
snd tie qoncomitqqt symptoms Of . /
Cola. y yopr CaER1I PICTORIAL, liz
eon.tatit use In my pFasties aGd my
tam4ly for tue last ten years has
Show9 It 70 P91ss EppqEtpr, YirtgFSS
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OFFICE OF TIE X 40 r X COL
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DEFINITION OF BUSINESS OS me RAfII.
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WOOD n 1870 2. NJ arrive At B5ftilSoFe q n =
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Bc1gooel af 80 A. II WheeliSi e 60 Al
: Wheeling Ald CuUbeElAIl AeislllIaolatto1 TFIIfl
IN AalEe Wheeling a 100 A II, BsnuOOd a 1910
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Il ~ l3s8ll1l az cd P. II 10 -E1g5s sltss595
~ P SMITH Hlas8ss IranSp1Itat
Z. n c0LE, GeneraI Tiekst Agent.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
&ottrs.
TnE SOUTHERN WAGON.


The following is very popular
song with the Baltimore Rebels. Il
appears, however, that they didn'
.wait iCr the wagon" recently, il
kebiueky, hut dGcamped to the tune
OF "Over the hills and far away l"l--
A%rors luI
>oa's all yo sons offreodom and join our South
aFn band, lt
We're going to fght the enemy and drive then
from our land; .s..r ....
justice Is our motto and Providence our guide,
Soiump into the wagon and well all take ride
Chorus Wait for the wagon.
~ gat The Dissolution wagon
l. ..t.. The South il our wagon,
And well all take a ride.
Secession is our watchwOrd, our rights We al
demand, ,ss,r ...
And to defend our frosides we pledge our hcarl
and hand; 'F''.
Jsk Davis is our President, with Stephens by
his side -', , F a tt
Brsso Bcanregard our General will join us in
the lide. a ...'f . ry.Fe.s .st
cho'ns--Wai. for the wagon.
Or wagons plenty big enough tho running
goaris good, g sN- 0 .A'Ifh
! is rtaIcl with egtten roand the side and made
Of southern wood,
oironna Is tie driver, with Georgia by her side,
VII ginia'll hold the flag up and wen all take a
ride. rii A. tlaA 'N ,f 'F
4. Chorus " ait for the wagon. o.
There's Tennessee and Texas also IN the ring
lA-y vep'l'nt bayea goyernmaat whero cotton
wasn't King: ... .s.r
.AhbamG and Flori a have long ago replied
Sissi.sippi's in the wagon and anxious FOX The
F Iiio. " .a1 ...l. q 70.
h " !Chorus--wait for tho wagon.
Missouri, North Carolina and Arkansss arc
!, SOW - .s.ul !.
They must hurry or wen leave them, aud then
where would they 60 ....,.. ........
,rhetg's old Kontuck and Maryland each wOn
make up their minds,
So Iteckon aflsr all we will have to take then
----t.ff lsA,ad.,, {. lss-- 3
clorus-wait fer the wagon.
Our cause isjust and holy, our men arc brave
and true .. ....
To fght Tor our Confederate flag is all wen have
to do,
God bless our rOJlo army, in them we all con
hde,
So jump into the wagon aed we'll oil take at
ride. ..... l..s.....
. ChOrns-Wait for the wagon.
The Dissolution wagon,
.. The South is our wagon,
And wen all take ride,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
obic,c,t OF the war.

From Tao Washington National Intelligencor.
The subj)iued letter, (the iaitis
number Of brief SERIES from the
pen Of public inan we'll known to
.Ihs whole country and who in the
present crisis has ST. nalized bis devo-
tion to the cause Of the Union, was
originally septtons for insertion, with
ont the signature Of the writsr.---
Though desiring, from considerations
OF modesty, to write anonymously. he
was induced, q. our requeset, to attach,
his name to these letters. and thus
give to them the weight ofhis siortai
lIys p, as.4s ---7 sad, a. -q.b .bg,,aa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,

For the Relief of the Sick and Dis.
tresscd, afflicted with Virulent and
Chronic diseases, and especially
for the cure Of diseases Of the Sex
ual Organs. ...
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Act
N1 ing Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on Spermntorrhea, or Sex
ual Weakness, and other diseases of the Sexual
Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES amplov-
cd in the Dispensary, sent to tho afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes, free ofchaICe. Two OF
three stamps for postage viii be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
ActiAg Surgeon. Howard association, No. .
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
February eth, ss6l-lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
'Ehe Greatest Player in the
United States.

You may talk Of your De Meyer's,
and your Ole Bulls, and your Temple.
tons, and your Sivori's, and your
Ethiopian Serenaders, aud all vther
people who rely upon tie aid oil har.
nony for the purpose OF making their
bread and butter, said Major Oaude.
lys, as ne sat in his own office yester.
day morning, smoking his pipe, but
the most intensely interesting speci.
men Ol "a man vino was music mad,
was a fellow met q few years ago
out towards the interior Of Indiana
'WhatsOrt ota genius was be, prayl'
He was the man that played on the
Bassoon.' .-. ~ ,s- :. ssf
The man thai played on. he Bas.
soon q us r.r sa
Exactly said the Major, wifhgreat
gravity, 'lhe man that played on the
Bassorn- did you never heal me tell
about hir1P ASH F
'Never-let us hear
i have a respect for all musical
enthusiasts, said the Major, | had a
great respect Tor this man, oddity as
lie wa5--bnt I'll tell you ali about
II. Some time ai;er | quit mercantile
business, bcing desirUus Of u little
jaunt by way OF exercise, emLloymgn.
and fun altogether, | started ont on
horsebacE towards lie, middlegpart OF
Indiana; satisfying myself for the ex.
penses Of the journeg, by the pretene.
that Ioolli collect soma money owed
me by lev delinquent creditors.--
After lad b,en oui about week,
tIlmightt oor luck in collecting
money, / found myself one night. iust
betore dark, at a long stretch of new
road, lhruugh tho woods, some halE-a
doz n miles iIDm Rnshville. There
had been q heavy rain day or tive
previous, and the streams were all up
| have never seen the White. Wate,
80 furious: but it had cleared of cold
the surface of the mud in the road
had commenced freezing tolerably fas
before pighHiill, and things looked
gloomy enough. However, i pushed
ahead diligently, and in the course O
IN hour | had progressed some thret
or four miles. When Icame in sigh
Iofa'lighil anddismountipg atthe dool
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06


Ia tune as we go along. occasionally,
'asd we'llhaVe Alright nice walk
10 makea long story short, con.
tinued Major OudgsIys, Il paounted
my horse, alter Mr., Byfeld had pus
out the lights. tucked his Bassoon no.
der his arm, and fastened the door OF
the old school honse. 1t is quite m.
necessary TO repeat any OF his conEer.
sation, which became much disconnec.
ted about this time. We aoundeted
along through TIE mud aad darkness,
at pretty fair rate, taking all things
into consideration, the singing master
occasionally stopping TO rest, and Civ
ing tune on the Bassoon. Il was
pitch dark--yop could't see your hand
before yonr, face. When we hae pro.
ceeded some two niles, he said that
he must rest little, and that while
be was resting be would play me
Home, sweet Eomel" lie had
scarcely given the first note, when !
heard response greatly resembling
the Bassoon, from some quarter, q few
yards in advance, l,.a t.
Halo what's that 7 exclaimed the
musician. ~ -rs,.s{l =, =
Now ! had sehse enough left to
know what il was. An old bull that
bad wandered from home, was poking
along through the woods, by the siio
Of the road, aud hearing tbs Bassoos
thought it must be some Of his own
flosh and blood, he. accordingly gave
fBs Boo.o o,o.ol and made directly Sor
the polnt whence the sound issnsd.
'Ah, ha! exclaimed the Bassoon
player, 'y1u are, here at last are you'll
Let's bear you play your instrument
may DO better than yInine, but caa
beat yCu playing, fSrl am Byfeld, the
g5 gTsat PqsSSpn PqsSSpn pg!'l player Of the United
! Tie bpll, came d, t' OScscaasiioaally Ssa Civ.
ing Us one Of his specimens Of below
ing. -, t,, .sas, ,.iiot .gia. u
7Play soma regulgr tune,' said BY.
fold, don't blaze. away in that harum
scarum STYLE, ~. .,,-7 i,
Boo-o o ! retorted the ball.
= detg you to a duettl' yelled By.
Relq. sS rl -s.s.y. IS ...7,,.,..,.. s..s..g
Boo.o.o,o.o. retorted the ball, stiiE
coming on, laarl
You're neitler mouse, or . long
tailed rat, Vociierated the, enrsged
school master, 'ifyou really want to
take turn with The greatest BassooR
playel In the United States, just d.
the thing fairly ,,.ts
Boo-o.o 600, responded the bull,
now close at hand. ......-,
Sound your A. cried Byfeld.
Booo 5000, was the answer.
Sound your A, if your anybody!
by this time the wandering quad.
ruped and the greatest BassoR player
in the United States had come in con-
tact, bat whether il was owing to thu
bulls running against the musician,
or the musicians running against the
bull, have never been able to deter.
mine. ! was literally convulsed with
laughter for a few momeuts-at last I
heard the bull, q fow rods as.ern,
Booo o.ool
'Play away and be ID, exclaim.
ed the outraged Bassoon player, gath
eriag himself out OF the mud. just
play away and be d-d, lin my
opinion, you're neither musician or
a geutleman.'- !,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
LETTER NO. 1. = 49, ~
ITO ABRAHAM LEcoI N, PREsIDKST
OF THE UNITEp STATEs. sH5aif

"RssPeCTED SiR: do not address
you for the purpose Of censnie 'or ad.
vice. Egom boyhood to old age Ihave
belonged to the Democratic party OF
The coanifys My political creed, ip
common with that Of my party tbroug-
ont the North, has been and now Is
devotion to the Constitution as it'
came from the hands Of Washington
aud his conpatriots, and to the rights
of the Statesresefyed by them on the
adoptioa Of that instrument.
nWe look upon the structure com.
posed of'ths States and the Union a.
om temple OF liberty, OF which tlie
States arssheV pillars and the Uni y
THE roofs Remossssssfs sesse ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
Saddle & Harness Factory

III P. AMaROSE. snd Door West CA
lis. of the Court House, Macarthur tzsA
0. Wonld respectfully intormthe cit :
gems Of Vinton Co., that he keeps ooustan tly
on hsnd. and vii make 20 order, Saddles, II ar
ness, Brides and Collars ofevery style at the
Lowest Cash Priees' lie has good assortment
Of Carriage, Buggy, Drovers an, Riding Whips
or sale low. Repainng of Saddles and Har-
ntss lone at the shortest notice. may9, ,'6l-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
%. II. Cunning,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A Macarthur, Vinton County, Ohio, will
practice in tho Courts VintOn and adjoining
Ounties.--Jan.3, 8, ls6l.--ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
Alfred YApJe.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Chillicothe, Ohio
n viii practice in Ross, Vinton, and adjon-
,ug Contios. Ot!ioe Paint Street, over Car.
1isleb store. apr. T., 1SGl-Gmo
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
~. C. Moore,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Allensville,
i OhoiO, cfers his professional services to
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
HhcArfhmr Mnrise :

THE undesalensd having leased ahe above
4 Hotelfapd having renoysted il from cellar
70 Rarsst, isshow prepared 70 acc5fr Fnodate the
public in manner which he hopes win be en-
aiaiy sgtlstaetprly u al who may fave, him
~ Win their PATRONAGE Terms to suit the times
- invites alto give him ia caIl. = decis IT,.
kes 10 .E-d73d1A.lJ n, N. MovEY'A
s3zir&Es gesgss ,. - ss1sz,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
Great Reduction In Prices.

For the cheapest and dbsst Stoves, Ploughs
Points Crates Fronts Holihw- ware and most
all other kinds Of ware 90 to the Hamden Fonn
dry, Having adopted the. really pay system,
will sell all kinda of ware 20 to 30 per cent ohea
per than heretofore, and cheaper than time
dealers canatfori. Alfkinds of produce and old
iron taken in exchange. BENZ. DILL,
Hsmden -1snuaVy 18th, 1889. ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06

JAMES WATSON, Proprietor, Third "a
e Street. near Main Cncin natl, Ohio. sil;;l
one poliafper day - Atse.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
Clinton HOuse.

HoRNER OF Walnut and Water Street. 49,.
" Chillicotne, Ohio. j. II. Robinson n;
oprietor.as = =. sssE. = str.ssoi isa ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
VIM. Poland.

WHOLESALE GROCER, Wines. Liquors
w Teas, Tobacco and Cigars. Water ST.
Corner alley between Paint and alnut, Chill
heothe, Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
8uanrss QiTettorg.
Il. a. BratfOm, ,


A TToRvEY at LAW, NoArthur,o. viii
~ practice in Vinton and adjoining Counties.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
John TiIlOW.

GRocERrEs AND PROVISIONS, 70, Fro,-
VI Street Portsmouth, Ohio
RJss, 80 1882 5AD
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
Gufll Ic g. Lacey,

A TTOBN1As A1lI8,cA .tlur. vintcn
IN Co, Ohio. viii prtctictin in tie several court'
sf Vintcr sndhdjOiuipg Counties. Carefulat-
tention gwen convey ancing. es
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
o TELs. .
=. MONTGOMERY. o. uoSraoup
Biggs House,
Relnrie HOnse.

y MONTGOMERY q SON, Propri- ~
1Ca etors Front St., Portsmouth, iiiT
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-06
MARIETTA AND CINCINGA1

on and 5rrcr Monday Drctnter %. fsJs
two trains a day will leave Cincinnaii, for
tue East as follows
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-24

WuIcu WAY'?-A "radical gentle
man" from Ohio, recently assured the
Chicago Jou'n nal that the ultraism oil
such republican journals IS the Tribune
was the cause Of the republican defeats
in Ohio and Indiana. On the other
hand the Chicago Tribune charge.
defeat to the conservativ~ '". ~
the republican pa. ."' mass " '"e
,,.,h,;..- ..pers attribute the defeat
: . absence Of the republicans on the
battle field. 1t seems that the enemies
Of the democracy find themselves badly
whipped but they are at loss to know
who did it. They feel the smart and
the pain Lut look in every direction to
find from whence came the blow. The
Cleveland Haindealer cuts the knot
thus:
"The late defeat of the republican
party in this State was not owing to
the fact that 90 many Of it's folio wers
were absent in the army; but because
the draft frightened such host of them
Snto Canada tn avoid It,"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-24

A Coon JoKE.-Tbe oath is a tenn.
perance regiment. Monday the brave
lads took their departure for the land OF
Dixie. While waiting on the Ievee for
the wind to lul!, the Major, who was on
horseback, became very thirsty. He
espied . private passing BY with his
canteen swung upon his back, aud the
Major hailed him for u drink. The p,i.
vate, without word, passed MP the can.
teen, and the thirsty officer, eager to
cool bis parched lips, drew heavily upon
the liquid. In moment his steed star.
ted back as though the reins we're held
by q streak Of lightning. Such wofaI
faces and such rapid splitting! Tie
temperate Major bad tasted forty-rod
whisky. and broken the pledge.
TnE CoscLueroN.-Ths command n
embark was followed by the cruel or.
der, companies, empty conteens -
And mother earth drank no all the "wet
rat'ons" which the boys had laid awav
for times Of sickness.
Mor0t.-Soldiers should al~ays obev
orders, except when they have whisky
10 their c.nteens, and temperance Ma
Jors, thirsty for water, demand q drink.
.Aascatine Courier.