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Flo1a ne Deinscrat, 81, Closd, Mimi.
II you are or have been, troubled with the heFdag be-
send for box, (CephRlic Ps,l that you may have
them In OF an attack.
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MATTHIAS SWARTSELS ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersig gnsd was
IN this day duly appointed and qualified Admin.
lstrator with the will OF Matthias swartss annexed o
the estate OF Matthias SwartSel, late Of Montgomery
county, Ohio, deceased.
August so, ls62-se2ows GEORGE W. N0YER.
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OUT MEATs-Unchsnrsd.
LARD-Quie, heavy Il lOx0iX
BUTrER-selns al 2c@at tor state, i5NlS ior
Ohio
cHERsE-steady at s1<aii.
wHtsKT-wIthOut decided change at ssos61<.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEI
sPALDINe's PREPARED eLUEl
SAVE THE PIEcEsl

SAVE THE PlECEbl
EOoNoMYl DIsPATCH
- ga sTITcH IN TIaE SAWS NnE."-NN
A. accidents will happen even in well regulated ihm-
lies, is very desirable TO have cheap and
Venient way Tor repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery.
sPALDlN0's PREPARED GLUEi
Meets all such emergencies, and household can sf-
ford TO be without IT, It's always ready, and up the
sticking point -
N.B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle. Price, 26 8
cents. Address
HENRY O. sPALDlNG,
No. as, CEDAR street, New York.
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BELLE NERNoNI ONO, Jan. 10 leGl
Henry c. Spdlding, Esq.
Please find ncostd twenty five cents, for which sen
another box OF your Cephalic Pills Theg an but
ne best rus have 6rer tired
Direct A. SLOWER, p. M
Belle Vernon, Wyandotte Co.. o.
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Beverly, MASS, Dec. il, 1861

BEVERLY, MASS, Dec. IL 1860.
H. c. Spaldinq, Rs9.
wish for some circulars large shsw bills to hrire
your Cephalic Pills more particularly before my Gus
iomers. II you have anything OF the Kind, pleas =
send 10 me.
One of my customers, who Is subject 10 severe s.ck
Headache, usually lasting two dayr) cured QJ on
attack N one hour BY your MS which sent her
Respectfully yours,
w. u. WILKES
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Not long since sent TO you for a boz Of OeJhAiy
Pills for the Of TIE Nervous Headache and Cos,
tveness and received the same, and theg had so0i
an effect thai loas induced 10 send for more.
Please send by return mail
Direct TO A. Il. WHEELER,
YpSiianii, Mich.
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SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
Is WITHIN THEIR REACH.

As these Testimonials were unsolicited by Mr. spalpp
they afford unquesuonable proof Of the efficacy
OF this truly scientific discovery.
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Commercial.
Dayton Market.

OFFICE DAILY EMPIRE,
Octoher 20. faR2.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-04-10
WHY Tens Arn IIIrh

An impression in prevalent that the
present high price Of Teas results from
The uousuaI duties paid the Government,
This is mistake The duty is only
twenty cents a pound, and that would
only make the tea cost that much addi.
lioool to the former prices. Tho true
cause is the great rebellion in China
This civil war has been roging for sever.
al years, and has lately begun to effect
the ,oa Districts, thus rendering tha oul
turo of tea very uncertain and hazardous.
Its buta short limo since two Mission
aries, Parker and Holmes were murder
ed by the rebels. Teas must not be OK.
pcctcd to decrease but to cncraaso in price
as long as this state Of things continues
10 exists,
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Protest against Releasing Rebel Prison
crS on Parole.

Protest against Releasing Rebel Prison.
ers on Parole.
SChuylet Colfax writes TO his paper,
the SOnth Bend (Ind.) Register, that it
was owing TO his protest that the rebel
prisoners at Chicago and Indianapolis
were not discharged on parole. He SAYS:
l did "protest" to the President and
Secretayo War againsttlc release iii
the rebels had lulf He'd their broken prom
Uses. ! told the President that sixty of
my constituents Of the 20th Indiana Vol
unteers, captured at Halteras many
months ago, were still liBguishing in
Southern prisons, at Columbia, South
Carolina, and elswhere; that for six weeks
their familys had not been able even to
hear from them, that the hearts of the
wives Of many Of them were inexpressi.
bly, saddOned, and almost breaking, not
only with grief and anxiety, but with
the hope deferred that makoth the heart
sick; and begged them to stop this whole
sale discharge Of prisoners taken in arms
against our Government, ut least till
every Union prisoner at the South hal
been returned lohis home, They stated
that the contemplated release was not by
their authority, and at once issued orders
hyrtel4Gsafh siapping IL Wbaa ayr
lOng.suiforing soldiers ore released, IL
will be time enough 10 exhibit this gener-
osity, which, though prompted by hum
anity doubtless, would as the previous
releases have proved, only delay tho di, .
charge ofour unfortunate volunteers, and
for which SO many hearts have waited SO
YEARLY and 50 long,
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ouR TERMS.

We trust our subscribers will pardon
Us, when we remind them that our terms
are cash in advauce-or at least within
two weeks from the date transcription.
We have put the price Of our paper at
the very lowest living figure, as an in
ducement for prompt payment, and vii
be compelled, therefore, to insist that
those who commence with the volume
loall at once at the Captains office and
miork.n
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rhe Election Last Thursday.

Elsewhere we give the returns of the
votes on the New State Constition last
4 ursdoy, 50 far as they have come to
hand.
II will be seen that the vote of Mason
County, is almost unanimous in favor
of its adoption, but that less than one
third of the people Of the county enti-
tied to the right Of suffrage, had the
monlincss to exercise it upon that occa-
sion. Attho election in last Moy,when
the Ordinance Of Secession was submit
ted to the people, the vote of Mason
County, all told, was about one thous'
sand nine hundred; at the election last
Thursday, the number of votes polIed
in the county was about six hundred, or
less than one third ofthe number cast a
little over ten months ago, ofthe nine
tecn hundred voters of the county, a
few are with the rebel cut throats, and a
quite larger number in the Union Army,
bur possibly not more than would re-
duce the voting population Of the coun-
ty one fourth of that oflast year. 1t Is
then very plain to be seen that quite
large number Of the people entitled to
VOC, f5ilci to do so through fearor some
other cause, AMI live had the time and
space we would like 10 pay our respects
TO them.
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Monthly Terms.

March Term, 1862 Joseph sayine, aud Jos
eph Hutton.
April Term, ls62.--A, ] Nicholas and
Pleasant Lanham,
May Term, ls62--Rcharl Foster and 10
seph Henderson.
juno Tern, l86a--Jas W Mines and Allen
Sebrell
August Term 1862 H, T. caruthers, and
A. N. Curry.
September Term, lsG9--L. Chapman and
James N. Nash.
October Term, lsG2--D. s. Montague, q
Priddy
December Term 1862 Joseph Henderson
and ". T. Vintroux
Jaagsse T~m. l9G2r-}nc- Harrison. apd
A. j. Nicholas,
February Term, 1852. ElEi.s, and Isaac
r Shank,
March Term iSOs--wm Cash, and TundOn
Chapman.
april Torn, Is6l--AlIon sebreli and Isaac
r Shank.
May Term, lsG3--D. S. Montague, and P,
Elkins.
Gun' Term, lsOJ--llenry j. Cardthers, u
and Foster
A.gu,l Term: 1863 VIM Tvnuoux and
p. Lanham,
September Term, 1904. N Curry, and
z, Prddy.
October Term, ls63--Joacph swino, and
VIM Cash.
December Torn, 1861 j. @ Harrison and
II, II Ca.iulhcrs.
Jannory Term, ls0l--lsaacR Shank, and
James W Mines,
February om-lsGl--Jawes N. Nash and
A n Curry
a'.se.l,g',,o,, isOi--L. Chapman, and 10.
seph Hutton
April Term lsGi--R. Foster and q. Priddy
NAV Torn, ls6i--JosonhSoyinc aod joseph
Her dcrson
June Term lsGi---l @, Hauison, aud WIN.
Cash
TEsTE.
GEaC r. MONTAGUE, Clcrk
March, lgC2
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Wheeling, we under stand, is to be the
head quarters Of Gen. Fremont He is
already there and busily at work, The
voice of Freedom will soon be beard
ringing through the mountains of West
ern Virginia, Eastern Kentucky, and
Eastern Tennessee. Parson BrownlOw
can very soon return and start his glori.
Gus paper again.
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the Code, whether they have been indie
ted, or not in the Federal Court, aud
should not be bailed during The con-
linuanee of the rebellion.
9Th. That the county Court be res.
pectlnlIy asked 10 appoint special
county police under the provisions Of
Chapter POI Of the Code,
9th, That Joseph Sly, Benjamin L.
master, J. D, Thompson, VIM. Smith,
S, comstock, Spencer II. AumiIcr
Moran Grecnloe Green Beard and Jno,
o, Butler, be appointed committee of
safety for the county, whose duty il shall
be TO communicate TO the Governor the
names Of such suspicious persons, rs are
described in the ordinance OF june 10,
1861, together with the evidence of their
guilt, and request him to have them
dealt with according to the provisions Of
said ordinance.
18th. That it is the duty of Justices,
Shorthand all other conscrvptors of the
peace, during the existence of the re-
bellion, to be vigiant and watchful, aud
to cause to be arrested all persons sus.
pected Of reasonable practices, to be
dealt with according 10 law, and the
public now expect from them faithful
and prompt performance of this duty.
! After the adoption of the above Pre-.
amble and Resolutions, John Hall, ESQ,
submitted the following resolutions, with
few brief but appropriate remarks,
which were received with enthusiastic
applause, when the resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, it becomes the duly Of the
voters Of Virginia on the 4lh Thursday of
May next, 10 elect a Governor, L'euten-
ant Governor and Attarney General, be
it therefore,
Resolved, LIST. That in view of the
distracted condition Of our country, it
behooves the citizens OF the State 10 have
those Offices filed by the very best men
men of unquestionablo loyalty, and
ability OF the first ordcr-men who have
proved their devotion to the Union aud
the cause Of their country.
Resolved, Cd, That we regard the
present incumbents, Francis H. Pierpoint,
Daniel Polsey and James S. Wheat, rs
coming within the requirements Of the
above resolution.
Resolved, 81, That we nominate for
Governor, Francis II. Picrpont, Tor
Lieut., Governor, Daniel PolNry and for
Attorney General James S. Wheot, The
present incumbents, who assumed the
rains Of Government 10 the roce Of, and
in defiance Of the rebel Government at
Richmond, and the usurpcd Government
of the Conedemcy Withouto dollar in
the treasury or any orgoniz d loyal mill
tary force within the State, and having
administered the Government with an
ability and energy shat commands our
admiration, W. pledge ourselves 10
use all fair and honorable means TO Sc.
cure their election.
Resolved, That the Editors Of The
Weekly Register, Kanawha Republican,
Parkersburg Gazette, and all tie loyal
papers throughout the State, be lognes.
ted to publish these proceedings.
On motion the meeting adjourned
G. B. WAeoRSER, Chairman
LEWIS BumoARYEB Secretary.
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TnE NUMBER OF ARMY CuArLAlNs,-
The number of chaplainS in the army, as
officially reported from the War Depart,
ment, is four hundred and twenty-five.
New York has ninety.seven; Pennsyl.
vania sixty-lour; Massachusetts, nine
teen; Maine, clever; New Hampshire,
six; Vermont, seven; Rhode Island, four;
Connecticut, seven; New Jersy eleven;
Delaware, two; Maryland, three; Virgin
ia, four; Kentucky, sixteen; Ohio forty
four; Indiana, thirty; Illinois. forty.six;
Missouri, ninci Kansas, four; Iowa twelve
Wisconsin, eleven; Michigan, thirteen;
Minnesota, two
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Master Jonas T. Smith, formerly of
Jackson County but more recently ofthis
place, has received the appointment of
midshipman in the United States Navy,
and been ordered to report at the Naval
School at Newport RI
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There is class of men who, ever
since the commencement Of the rebel.
lion, have been making desperate efforts
to ride both sides Of the sopling. Men
who wish to occupy a position on the
fence, and thus be ina condition to fall
on the side hrthest from danger, and
too COW ordIy 10 even vote at an election
ordered by the Wheeling government
lest they thereby rive offence TO the
th.eving scoundrels who have set up an
other governmsntand pretend to claim
them as its rigatrul subjects. This class
Of men seem to forget that anything is
due from them to the Government
which has protected and sustained them
and made them all they are, and Withhold
from it their support and even the poor
boon of their sympathy, now while it is
struggling for its very existence. Letoth-
ers sacrifice the bloodand toll necessary TO
wipe treason from eloud, but don't ask
these men to do anything until peace is re-
tered and tbon theywilI be ready 10 share
equally with you in enjoying its bless.
ings. The day is not far distant when
such creatures will hang their heads in
shame for the cowardly, the unmanly
part they have performed in this time of
great trial and national distress, Let it
he told to their grand children, in after
years TIM they md no. the haldOtism
to aid in uplolding the Government of
their fathers by word ordeed, and that
they had not the courage to make even a
feet footed rebel in The great rebellion
of 1869,
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PROSPECTUS
or me
THE WEEKLY REGISTER.

Having purchased aprinting establishment.
The undersigned will issue regularly ION or a
bout the Isl Of Mwrh) paper of the above
title, It Is his object to publish weekly pa.
pei identified 18th the hest interests of West
an Virginia, twill be strictly Union pa
per, aud 4 warm supporter Of the Provisional
tay5rumsn: - established NJ Wheeling Its
columns win he closed to all uubcCoumg con
irovcrsies, but chcerrully opened to those Of n
becoming nature. on any subject, and to tho
Social and Religions questions Of tie day II
VIII be devoted Ia Agricultural, Mechanical.
Scientific and Educational matters OF general
interest Us obirct will TO rive entire satis,
faction and he hOstsiho patronage ofthe pub
Ne will euahle him 10 10 so
Tile paper win be- issued regularly every
Thursday Morning, at the low. ptieo Of ONE
DOLLAR per year STRICTLY ~ ADVANCE
Subscribers win please notify us 10 what Post
O0iec they wish thsrpapcr sent Address
GEO W. TIpPETT
Point Pleasant Va,
February 10Th, 1862.
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NOTICE.

SN--r, II ere was len at the subscriber
kC2A. house, some time last tIay, black
Mare and small uckling Colt by Young man
n stranger 10 subscriber, to be chilled for in a
day or so; but having never been called for
and not hearing anything definite as 10 whom
he was, or who The real owner Of the property
was, hereby 1otiryal rcr.ons, and the real
owner, whoeyerlc IS to come lorw0m prove
his property, p1y the charge, against Snid
mare and colt;oY said maze aud coli will be sold
to pay the charges now sgam,t them, nj the
expiration Of this notice, il having four weeks
torun from date LEWIS +. BROOKS,
April LIST, ls62.-lw
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a CONSIDERABLE tract Of country on
the Virginia side ofthe Potomac has been
50 far rOvaged by armies that agriculture
is likely to be neglected, even ifa return
to that pursuit be practicable. Fencing
must be renewed, horses, mules aud OK.
en-, &C., obtained, labor must be restored
and protection afforded against military
in cursiOns, Though some Arrangements
have been made by inhabitants of Fair
fax county 10 cultivate their fields, it is
not supposed that much of a crop will be
made this season in the tier counties
which have been or are to he made the
scene OF war.
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poINT pLEAsANr MARKET.
Rom Pleasanh AprII 2.

FLouR-From 81 5O65 so,
WnrAv--Whcat ranges from S5ctd'
9oc for prime.
ooRS-wc quote at 350Ioc, Meal
DOR per bushol,
PorAroFs--io@5oc per bushcl.
Eees BaTTEe- EGGS Sc per dozen,
Butter l5c per pound
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IINI0N H0uSG.

nam street
POINT PLEASANT, Va,
HUTCH. MCDANIEL, Proprietor.
VHIS HnlNl Is inlhe bu inc,s portion orhc
town, couycpcnt 10 ihcsieamboat landing
ana HE proprietor nlclgcshimscl' 70 spare no
ransto e'ye emf satisfaction TO all who may
he pleased 70 en- upon him,
raroh 20-ly
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PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over large part OF
The globe, is the consequence Of diseased action
In the system induced by the poisonous miasm oil
vegetable decay. This exhalRtion is evolved by
the action Of solar heat on wet soil, and rises with
INC wa,cry ypor from Il. While the sun Is below
the horizon his vapOr fingers near the earths sur
face, and thOyirus is taken with II through tho
lungs into tho blood. There Il acts as an irritating
poison on ,ho internal yscCrn and oxcreting ogans
OF the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails TO
socretc not only this virus, but also the bile from
the blood. Doth the virus md the bile accumulate
in tho circulation, and produce violent eonsttu-
tional disorder The spleen, the kidneys, and inc
stomach smpathiSa with the liver, and become
disorderod alio. Finally the instinct Of our or
Eanism, as In an attempt to cxpel the noXlous
Infusion, concentrates the whole blood OF the body
In the ntenll excretores to force them to cast II
out, The blood leaves tho surface, and rushes 70
the sentral organs with congostiye violence. This
Is thoCHlLL But in this effort falls Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the cen
tral organs and rushcs 70 the surface, as II III
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory Tho skin. In TINS
also Il falls ind tho system abandona the attempt
exhausted, and waits FOR the recovery of strength
to repeat tho hopeless effort another day. Theso
arc the iiH OF paroXysms Of FRYER AID Aduk'
Such constitutional disorder will Of course UNDER
mine the health IL IL Is not removed,
We have labored 70 iud, and have found, an
nuti1nlf
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Ayers .Ague Cure,

which ncultaliges this mnlnrious poison in tho
blood, and Stimulates the liver to cSncl Il from tho
body ASH should, 30 It does caro this affecting
disorder with pcrlee, certainty. Aud II does more
or rather does what Is Of more service 10 those sub
feet to thisnfcction. Ii taken IN Scag0n il cSpuls
il from hQYslcm as 1t is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use il free from It's attacks keeps tue
syatvnl irthOalih although exposed 70 tic di@7g.
Consequently II not only cures, but proiccta ifsn
the great variety Of affections which orc induced
by this malignant influence. such as licmuteut
Fever, ChiI Foycr Dutnb, OF Masked Agne
Periodical Headache, or Bilious ilcatchc Bilious
Fcyors, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Guut, Biindt.ss
Todihnghe Edmchc, CatlIrh, A3'hgl, P1ipita'
iions, lin'ul Affections o. the spleen. llysicucs,
Cole plnh,g. and pNiufll Affections Of the
Stomach unl Bowels, al Of which. when arising
from thii cause, win be found 70 assume more OF
less the Intermittent iype. Ihls AorR CURE
removes tht Of Hose arrangements, AID cures
the disease
This /. a,complsics hy s,inullihg the oScrc.
tories "a rgpal the virus fIom DC 'ystomi and
these organs ly degrees become iabiieA 90 do ibis
their 0iEiceOf their owR accord Ienro arises what
we term qni.maigti2L 'limp may accomplish the
same end, but often life Il NOT lnug enough, or q
sacrificed In the anrmW Vhilc iGib Aorl CURE
docs Il at once and witli safely We have great
reason 10 believe this is q sGicr MS will as safer
remely fOtNc whole rllfs % digeaacs which oiu
caused ythe luiaGmntic Infection, than aiiy other
which husLci discovered; aud Y haaHi'l atoih,r
important advantage to tue phl!r which Is, tat
It Is clc1pRs vel as gopa.
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The following is the official vote Of
Mason county for and against the Con
stitulion of West Virginia:
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MASON coU NTY TO.WIT;

rz,o the CLERK of the County Court Of said
County, We, Stephen Comstock, John
W. Deem aud VIM r. Wclzcl three Freehold
or of the said County. do hereby certify chat
by yirueor warrant touS directed BY Lewis
Wetzel aJuSicc Of The said comfy we have
lhis oay. on DUR oaths, reviewed aud onprosed
-T-flrt.isoaf. t,i..bt ndrift in the kanawha river
by Thomas j. DarSt and nsscserd The ydlne or
tlle said flas boat at eighty dollars $50 OOl.
The said boatig one hundred md thirty Two
feet four isches long aud twenty one icci wide
with poplar enuwaleS and pophr bottom aud
is supposed 10 be about one year old Given
under Our hands this 9Th day Of March, lsG2,
S CoNSTOCG
JOHN W. DEEM
W. +. WETzEL.
Nt,r,,, OF ~,
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7. LEON A RID.

MOULD Respectfully call the attention oR
w fine propla Of Point Pleasant. mud The
country people rorcAlly ihptheissiill carry.
inc on the Timing huSinoN NJ his old stnnd
on Main street ono door above lnhu 7. Charles,
Root and shne shop, where he is rcpdv, 20 nc.
commoihic Al who NAV fnyor him with iheir
rotornoc lie Reon' constantly on hand MI
kind of Tin and Sheet Iron WnN, Alsoa rood
assortment o cloves orthc most orNrorcl mt
'rrns, Ion Work aad rcpairind Of ~ Kinds,
done with dispatch upon The most reWpnablN
torm' Paricnlar attention win he given 10
Rcohng, spouiInv DC.
Nl'Oonnty produce tNton n exchange tog
rm.Warc. imoNh mol is62
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bIarcli273 w

CLASSIFICATION or TuEJUSrICES
or PrTNAM COUNTY. FOR HOLD
ING THE TERMS OF SAID COUNT,
Tr-WIT:
CAPT. John BOWER, Pre-. Justice
Quarterly Terms.
July Tern, 1862. "A. N onry, and Jas NJ
Nash.
November Term, 1892. Elkius, and Jas
W Mines
Joly Tenn, lsG3-Isaac R. Shank, and
Jos. Henderson.
November Term, .Pdddy, and JOS
Hutton.
July Term, 1851. G Harrisoa, DIS. Mon
taguc.
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prleog rs conts bod boz siI BOO ior sl.o0.

PRICE, cents per BOX Six Boxes for SlOO,
GreanumBors Of CoigymCn, Physicians, States
men, and eminent pcrtouaycs, have lnt then
names tOcortify the unparalleled OF these
rcmodiq, but our space here will mot permit The
insertion Of them. Tho Agents below named tur'
nish gratis our AMuIdcAS ALMANAC in which they
arc giyW with also lGll descriptions. OF no above
eomplaate. and Inc Treatment that should he fol-
lowed for their cure,
DO no! be put oil by unpuncplcd dealers "iil
olhor Preparations they make more profit on
Demand ARMS, and take no Otho The SICK
want lilo best aid there is for them and they should
have II,
All our Remedies mc for sale by
For Sale by Bcalo Sciszcr& Co... and Mer
chant, pd Bnlgg generally
Feb gi 1851
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
HOTSEKEHPFRS' GOODS +!
COME EVERYBODY!

He pledges himoslf to sell 25 per
cent. less than the same can be
bought elsewhere; therefore, let those
in want oi DRYGOODS, go to
the ~