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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

which inculcates q subtle warning against
nrofan;tr. A San Francisco contributor
writes:
Tn the northern part of this State IS a
stream called Yuba river. Across IL some
enterprising individual built bridge; ana
ON the banks somebody else built three or
four houses. The inhabitants called the
place Yuba Dam. Three bars were instant
ly erected, and the town increased rapidly
About noon one cool day, a traveller and So
journer in the land passed this fiourishlns To-
cality, and seeing !ong-legged specimen oil
humanity in red shirt smoking before one
of the bars, thus addressed him:
'HelloV -f'
'Hellov replied the shirt, with visor, reno
wing his pipe from his mouth
What place is this? demanded the trave-
Ter whose name was Thompson.
The answer of the shirt was unexpected /;
'Yuba DAM
There was about fifty yards between them
and the wind was blowing. Mr.. Thompson
thought he had been mistaken.
What did you say?' he asked.
'Yuba Dam, replied the stranger cheer
fully.
sWhat place is this?' roared Mr.. Thomp-
son,
'Yu ba Dam said the shirt in, slight
ly elevated tone Of voice.
Lookee herc.' yelled the irate Thompson ;
4 asked you politely What place this was
why in thunder don't you answer
The stranger became excited. He rose up
and replied with the voice Of an 80-pound-
er.
'Yu-Ja-Dan! Do yoa hear that"
In a minute Thompson burning with the
wrath Of the righteous, jumped off his horse
and advanced on the stranger with an ex'
preston not to be mistaken. The shirt
arose and assumed a posture of offence and
defence.
Arrived within a yard of him Thompson
said:
4 ask you for the last time. What place
is tlis?'
Putting his hands to his mouth, his op-
ponent roared
'Yu-ba -damp
'The next minute they were at it. Fist
Thompson was down; then the shirt; ano
then it was dog -fall-that is, both were
| down. They rolled about, kicking up tire
mendous dust They squirmed around so en-
ergetically that you'd have thou-ht the,
had dozen legs instead Of four. 1t looked
| like prize fight between two pusilistic cen
/ tipedcs Finally they both rolled off thu
bank and into the river. The water cooled
them. They went down together, but came
up separately, and put out for the shore
Both reached it at the same time, ant
Thompson scrambled up the bank, mounted
the warike steed, and made tracks, leaving
his foe gouging the mud out Of one Of hi'
eyes.
Having left the business portion of the
town-that is to say, the corner where ths
three bars are kept-he struck house in
the suburbs, before which little girl, o
about four years of age was playing.
What place is this, Sissy?' he asked.
The little girl frightened at the drowned
rat figure which the stranger cut streaked il
for the house. Having reached the door she
stopped, turned, and squealed, 'Oo-bee Dam
Good Heavens' said Thompson, digging
| his heels between the horses ribs-'Good
Ileavens let me get ont Of this horrid place
where not only the men but the very babes
and sucklings swear at noflensive travel.
ers'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

WEIGHTS AND MEAsUREs.-For the in.
formation of our farmers, we publish the
following standard of weights and meas
ures.
BY cutting it out or preserving the pa
per, they will always have the means at
hand of ascertaining the proper quanti-
ty of anything they may have to sell or
buy:
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

The Charleston Mercnry says "thc
Yankees love the niger The complex
ion of large portion of the servile pop
ulation of the South is pretty strong
indication that the chivalry Glove the
Niger. LouiSUiW journal. ,..
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

A lady being asked why she did not
use the medicated soap, replied that she
got plenty of soft soap from her beau,
and that always put plenty of color in
her cheeks.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

What is it that sticks closer than a
brother? said a teacher to one of bis
class. A post-ofice stamp-by gumI said
the young incorrigible
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

Women are said to have stronger at
tachments than men 1t is not so. A
man is often attached to an old hat, but
did you ever know woman having an
attachment for an old bonnet? Echo
answers 'Ncver. ...
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

A man, who don't believe the world
is growing better, says the time may
come when the lion and the lamb shall
lie down together; bnt, if it does, the
lamb will be inside of the lion.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

A child of Joel Rulon, residing on
Long beach, near Barnegat Inlet, died a
few days ago from the poisonous effect
of some friction matches which il had
eaten.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

We are told to have hope and trust
but what's poor fellow to do when he
can no longer g;t any trust.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

just thoughts often fail to produce
just decds-but just deeds never fail to
create just thoughts.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

L like your impudence, as a pretty
girl said when her lover kissed her.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

Hon. John Bell, Of Tenn. with his
family is living near Rome. Georgia.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

A respectable gentleman doesn't like to
have a heavy charge levellcd against him
especially if it is in gun.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

The editor of paper in Indiana
wants to know if Western whiskey was
ever seen coming 'thro' the rye.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

A pretty woman's soul sometimes sits
and looks out through 8 bright eye like
a purring cat out sunny window.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

Why is the sun like good loaf2 Be.
cause it light when it rises.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

We must tell some mon great deal
10 teach them little.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

A beautiful lady smiles are mag
mates to draw metal from the purse.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19
Rates of Advertising.

IIargerSpace forShort perlousi as per aB &c
ment.
Advertisements before Marriages and Deaths
10 cts. per line for frstinsertion subsequent
insertions, s cents per line. Nine words are
counted as line in Advertising
Merchants and others, advertising by the
year, will be charged Sl2 90.
Proceedings of meetings not OF genera
character charged at cents per linefor eacn
insertion.
Yearly advertisers mustconfintt theiradver-
tising to their own business.
ALL TRANSIENT ADVERTISING, cash in ad-
vance.
Persons ordering the einsertion oflegaia
.isements will be held responsible Tor pay
ment for the same when the time for when
they were ordered to be inserted shall have
expired
ixsoLvENr NorIcEs, cash in advance. :,
PATENT MEDICINES one half in advanceahu
the balance in six months.
ALL Jon WORK, CASH.
The losses we have sustained compel MS 10
adopt this course II will be strictly adhere ed
to in all cases, and no advertisement Will be
inserted unless accompanied by the cash.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

Why is a needle in hay-s.ack like glue
Because you can easily find it--in horn.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

1uage Of Circuit Courf-Hon. ID. WEiSEL.
Clerk Of Circuit Court-HORACE RESI- T. :.
Registcr Of IVlls-JOHN B. WIDENER.
SheriG;-THOS. Il. MeCULLOH.
States Attorney-C. b. THRUSTON.
Surveyor WiLLIAM BRACE.
Clrekt County Comm 'ners-JA BRO WN.
Judges Of the o, phans' Court
NOSES RA WINGS,
ALEXANDER KING,
FRANCIS MA TTINGL y.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

The largest room in the world-the room
for improvement.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19
Giuilian 4 Gflfgrapb
Is PUBLISHED
Every Thursday Morning
". EVANS, Editor and Proprietor
GEO. w. HOOVER, Publisher.
Office in Second Story Of Brooks BLOCK,
BALTIC. St., near the Bridge,

TIE r nj s.
TWO DOLLARS per annum, strictly in ad-
vance, $3.50 if not so paid, and $500 II not
paid within the year.
Bear in mind that no paper wall be discon-
tinusd until all arrearages are paid.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-02-19

A FEW barrels left of Bakers Old Rye VIII
= key. For sale by VIM. r. BEALL 4 co
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!
10000 Agents Wanted!

Soldiers IN the Army! Ladies at home! !
Gentlemen e'erywhrre, can make from
Five o Ten Dollars per day
(Sce Irivatc Crcuiar.)
~ We will send by mail one Of our FINE
GOLD DOUBLE Lrn KETS for Five Dol
lars. VIII Insert in each Lockct two pictures
II any fivnri'1 Generals Tee VI CHarge aud
viii .oni ~ II Zach L.'cket sphnGid Gin.
r,r'h from Ou' po''nf mp to Onc hands d
uu!'lrs. from Gold Ring upto q Hunting
Case English Cold Watch.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
SIIERlFF"S SALE.
Sa'e # O"o, Vintoo COuoty

Nd'e II VIM, F'Ht"" IOH"hJ'
S.othcr. Mlth,ws & Co. PllG,. II Corr, of
against r,1,,,,,,, I, -.
s 5. iiurrny tG
a. Sonc. Jr. Dcf'ts vendi
EUKSUANr To- t'io comm ~ nf m order O
1 sac IN thr above can q u me lietlel lr"u
nr Cont ct Comnran iiGr, Of 'h' al'r sai'
un;y Il Tipun: will f. NJ pDbc -ale. A.
m. u, or Of the Court House. in tho Town -
,lcArrhur. il thsaf 'rr,ai Con NY Il Vin'or, on
SATURDAY M25Li 6ay # ArriL 1868
ltihu huur oftSo &c oek'P.N, OF mid la!
BE, irlluvi ing Red pStIdc IN wit: The west
I II.ht lumber seventy two (72 rxcrp
hirty three tcvi Il ~ ihr nprJncn # said 10
u th, WI "f ilz-Nilc Vinrun county Oil"
Taken aS he properly "f :. 5. M"rrny Hn'
l.. Suu'e Ir.. tu -n.i>'y decree Of a'cresao
curt ia tavor OF >lnJler. " stlr,S ~ 60. p
Arrr,is,.d n fnllows town: Ats.yen Inn
rel i, llur, and mus. bring two thL ds Of Lha
Im
n RMS OF SALE cash in hapl. --. -
O. VI DAvA Prin-. hty ASC,I NORRIS.
Mar n 2i.h $50 3-5y. -S.H " ca. y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
A NEW IDEA!

We ask no one to send ms their money I'LL they
knrw what Gifr they will get. We SIM y ask
you lo send your names and try your lack, and
We will let on know by relurn mail whIt. Gift
you are entitled to. aud YOU can io rs You please
about sending for II. We offer The most extra
ordinary irduc-mrutS to agents. and will ,cnd
iull particular hy private circmlur Onr Gifts
on an average can he sold f,r he money invcs.
ted. whi'r tho locke' and Pictures will prove II
ma magnificent present L" an Gb.cnt friend.
Wri'e your I'o-, Oi!iro, County aud State dis
inctly. Address "
A. W. IIA y. e CO.,
ror. Thiri Pine Streets, 5. Louis, Mo.
April 9th 1853 6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
SIlERlFE'S SALE.
- -.
State tfObio, Wn,oH CouotH

Stdic y Oht0, F'"'"" L"""'V'
JOHN Ni.lOr, r"GI In c'nri "f Com
rbcoprims 1s%',"s i"ac, e, nj Dof,.l On Execution
nURSUANrt to the command AN Execution
m the nbayo rar., to me directed ir m TIN
/ onLf Of CNmmor Pins ri the aIurr,aidCoun-
~ nf Hitlu. WiItlIrr Gt public sale, ~ lhc
.unruf the e. mt iltusc. IN Mo Town ei A'Ai
ll.rr in arprc,Ail County Of Vinlon. On
SMwAyhpa a;n A D. 1853
A, rbs hour rfonc o'clock p ". 6t .aid day th
FLOWING zeal rstu,o to.wit; Commencing ct
tho ,un h.wcst rnrn,r ofthat part ~ ull /"
Iuuhcr twenty five, IS IN tho to vn OF Villas
yuie in mid truu'y o. NinlOn, owned on ".
l4rh day oi May A.D. 1859 hy vii lam &. Cline
uud INNING umth.ca.t lura ,,U, Nih thI s'ree
in ,uil town hiucg rods aUd thence south cas
eleven Io,s I'm fight angie win said suee
tbr,,ur sf;urn rods ruui Il west on parallel VIII
-uih >trcut, ,tRnt,s iAu wet to tR1I,p acc "
m.uir iLg continuing one aero moro nr lGss, 10
yytGrr With 4 ,nr anl 81 Y mills ald all oIhcl
an, urlunlnceN on ,nid lands.
Taken uS the real estate OF Thoopltus Jones
10 -a,i.iya Judgment UiaiUI said rUurt, in tAyo
Of J In Miller,
Appraised - follows tn-wi.: Five thon-an'
thrru luudrcd aud .Eitty -tlIrco dollars aud mir
N-thrru cvui-.
TERMS OrSALE. Ono thirl cash in ham
and Lho residue in two Gqu II int llwau'S tn vt
ttlu tmird iu-lX months and "nc third IN t"e'v
/ M ,th,. Win iilsefeSL I'rom'hc lay 4 ,ala
! j rs MuLlR. AR H. NOBkS,
| H. p,r,oh March > i.l-h3 jS. ShR ". % 0
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
SIIEI,I:F'S SALE,

&d;r # OIL. pht,n Co""ty
JOhH j. izal, Prf In Cuur; Of
ugIn.t Common Tea
John SNaim ct al. Def,.S On;er ofsnc
DUR>uANT 20 the command ofun orl,r Of
L RAE ia tbs above cause h. ms ditec.e from
20 nurt ii Cuma.u P.ca>. ui tie IUr~lid CuLn-
yui Ymt"n. ! VIII oif,r at public sale. ut III,
ln ut the Iudrt i,uII-e. in Inc Town uI Near
nur. in ntorcsaib Counyu Nih'on, on
), mrdcyHe l6'h day i Nay, A.D lSGo
" the hour OF ten "'cl' Ok Al "f sad 'lay.u c
+ li"Wug 2 RruI estate tu-wIs: Bong 'hu m"r h
asr quarrr "flhc sou h-wost qriIrer "i Si,tir.
,ur,urr ihirty- hrur, 49, I'll tOAr>'ip ru'nhrr
inc % III Ruge humber II. ne ecu, 49, ~
-, III eist hal "i thi We quar'tr"f the SO h
vest qutrirr II So lion nunIm r tniry tin =
80 ) n ruwuship number nine g.. , o. Kan .n
~ abr nincrc.n (ls hci- = tAcntl Of the ST. =
trn aforesaid b'gininI al tho nurlh east core
~ stnnn iro II thence ve , one hur,lred ani
w-n Y rods 10 the middle he creek thence UV
dc eek fry-twO rwl- on the Snulh side rf
it creek 10 = syOun thrn,Us"u' I" the line.
. hence el,t one uuudrel G seventeen r. IL to the
| Ne Ihrnre eighty r ;dS 10 the placeof beginning
uu'ariiEg Sixty acres more or less. Also the
g,,t halt al the u1rth vest qu Ir;rr uf tic - nti
vest quartz r ufS .ciiDu number thirty three 35
.ni u - the uuit Ia. ca qulrtcr Ofthe son heat
Inaiter fSscti"trnunbr thhty-t" Township
n,uhurHin', @. Df Rirgc nupiber nineteen,
10. combining lurty actcS more or les.
rsi,n ~ the rJl er'y Il j. hn Swain ct NJ,
i.a.isiy .IalgeineL VI aforesaid CVHrl, in ia
"r ui J"hnJ CaZ ID.
Aipr ,i,,l a. fellows, tn.vit: Twelve hun
-rd Ivlll.s, and r.u.l hilng twO.tl riS Of that
m
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
Iauuary13 lsG3--1yS
SllERlFE"S SALE
Staic of Oiio, VintOn County.
HLausJ V.udi


John $, Black Court of Common Pleas.
HlAiuSJ V,ud
Elmer Jones ct
10y ,irtus ofan Utdcr Of sale /, me directed
ID frur. tic court ct Common Pleas, Of Ninion
,unty Oni,, vii ol1l Tor ,alr 1T tic door ut
.Ac Court llUust, IN tnc town ut Macarthur on
rSatudty tbs 25h day@ Ap% 1868
1T the Ii a. of ouv O'Clock PM. OF said day the
lolloNiu. property, 20 Wit: Being apart Of tho
,uu h-wosL quhr,Gr u; section number ilhr'! !-hvc
.,5,J in tOAu.lup nuubsr tea, (lh,) of nsnGo
Iuu rr t;.l, K lj;y oEun!ng ut tne cast line
II said uu..rttr a. u maple tree eleven Inches IN
.i!aEc or, HllN-UlgnL ruus and sixteen links from
nc sUu'n-uusg corner; tlIcLcu north iurtv. nv"
,egruu > west. di~,uLt JIiy-twO rods 10 u pos
riyI.cy up Rdrcuun creek 80 ~ tOincindc t"O
hIrls VI laid creek. tu Lands decided by James
MeN Ear.gr; thence Stuth tNunty-two chains
Ard riuhry-fvu Inns 10 the scctiun line; thence
,,sL lvu chains and >iXty-nnO links th nTe
,l.>l iOty himc degrees slX chains AMI inriy
inks To Il stake themes GiIhty-SiX degrees mr. II
~ chains and forty three links; thence nprth
5! degrees, easL twenty-five rods aud t1rlE-
lghL hnkS " place vi beginning, containing
tl.Ity acres be he same more or less. Except
,ne hall acru decided To John Throw by sal'l
Fierce together with all the privileges and mp
Jlrrcnthcus thereto belonging. Also eisil y
,crc, hclng tho west haf cf the north west
Iuutur Of tie north. west quarter of tho said
SECTION except twenty iiys acres heirc decided
10 teplge hickey OH the Eide Of said eighty acres
~ in township ,umbcften, Ofrangc number
il'crn.
Iakenns he real estate of Elmer Jones OF nj
10 sar!,Iy u Judgment in ia,O ct John 5 Black.
ApiTai.nept. mill property 1t tIiirty-,iX hun
lr,d dd,iaf.. Aud an eighty acre tr"ct appla'a-
81 " fur LuL rcd dollars, and must bIing two
.hId> f thrtsuu.
rLRi.S OF SALE, Cash in hand.
E.A. HRA1YuN pi'tf. atty i. NORRIS,
Mprrh 3,th.lSG3 jS. ShHV. Co., o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
STERIFF'S SALE.

'Stal: + Chic Pin5a Couay.
J hn X r. FIX Gu orcr Puf.l n Court of
iimOh d D,i7n d,eeased YIf'f + Common
'gvnvt PFts
Alice o. na A5mi' |. - i
Qrun de,e,sr,, 0'''' " '
E0ui STUNT to,le ccmmand ol"n oraer
l. ut,elr ~ rlea an We CAUSE 10 ne direct
"a icm kr {, ut ul Con m ~ Peas, u
ul,rrsa.d Couuly OF Fmmm. will uileG a.
ruh l. - e,.at tle du,rof he Court tuu,e
il no 7 WI ul' NJ, Arthur, in G'oresdid
{, unry It Vmt,m, IN
StUr1ty May Oh i. D, 1863
At lie h,ur Of or o'c'o,k Pm. of s,lld dsy
ir 'or,wi Real estate 'O.Wit' Tne
18th ues' qu,rtrr aid plrt ol tha m''' a.
60 rur ct Sr rirn rru b,r lwrply->rvrir
l:7) IL Township iunh.r eight, O ol
Rul - umDe, s.X'eru, Q6) Of 'hr oAio
T. mp ~ purchase cmtammg 'wo lund''d
and ,ty at, arus BE- lie stnIc mnr' ~ less.
T.km usrIhs pro, erDy ui rcrrrk Quinn
te c,s d 10 ctih aJng meur nl ato esnid
lour' il, fevor ul J,m huir EZecHloT ol
Siuul d !cn tereosrd. - - 49,
Apvrtls.tru- tull'ws to-wit: Tweuty
v,n hunt'rrd dol'arS, I'D mn,t b. n; two
thirs N ! sun.
TRRAlSCF SALE. Cr,h IN hard.
. LlArH5MP 4. AlN. ARCH NCRElS.
/ Ari gn leG3. aw S'N Y Hr-O
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

SiaecfOii", UH!on Cou"tg.

Si8'eCF Odl", bjRtoh C"Hhiy.
Phobo y. Ma.k'?, rG Cour. Of
Jaln 7 assacy. asStG,: p,f.. commo" Pleas
o., nv Drt,nden, John T. Msc'cy. who.c place
] flr.iivnvvi, nku,vn viii 'ako notice w, I
/ iSNi'c Pmnc A. MAckey cit etcunR Ci'Vln
tom .nd ate ot Ohu. lld IN lh' hIll gay 'i
Mm,hl,G f.c h.r P,lViun in he Court "i
tcnmou Pleas If sthl ccprh iNihnn' nnd
State Of ohio, against him as her hFoAnd.-
Sst,,ng + IN. that heiStho owner OF ecr AZ"
personal property. alll crttaill real 9lnw,, e.
wit: In ld nm br trvcn ~ ilw E'Nn "' VIC
Al. hur county vt Eiutrn and sac uIO"o' IN
her own tight chp'Lug l.m with hay ~ &c
,r,r~l her And lru,ing tor IN or or - 'N!',
Cmrr unhnrillng her t. sell ard di'"se "' san'
real ,s.atr nd ATTY and uilt her ?, i'ra'e pr 10
'lutfy. Al,o 10 he iuvrs Ud vita n ih' ~ R''
auH Iilb i'iys rfa f,re ,"Ir rs t. TO naHlns
Of t1trae,s m eri ch AMI lNpcSps oflrtpt
" .ni'.gan ilh ~ ruel lasa temosJr Agd ne
snrG J"hI r Mnc'ry. is further n"t hrd tHa' hr
i, uquirrl t' appear and on-"eT 'n,l pe"H '"
cn q bvtLl. ihp 10Th da, o. Nay l't3
PitIE y. MACKEY,
March l9l.- 3-6w. BNGuAA& ilLwITr.
/ ''"' Ally. ivr Eltif,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
sIIER[Ft'o SALE,
.Sy,,,s of O5io, Vmtom Co"H'y.

Slate Of OAio. Vmto" C"""'y'
=; ss; .s:s.. r'n' Is'n r.:.'
...,,'V''.',n,,.I. V'' Defs order ,f saIr.
TlUn,uANI ,v,uv crm l"''" j al, q" ''e1' w
..ig ln troal 50 eNa e. u "o ~ ,,',,,. :,
-, ,,',,rt Of Comm III r.-"', e" aiho'''o l""'
va im,,,, wil ,ai.rat n b le r-'", a. ''o '''
" 't",,I. iiutSu. IA no ,uNn ~ ASHi"""
in af,,s..ll 1 eUun.i Vi NiHt'h'" 60" ~
Sa,urduu tue M Guy j My 'S6)'
4, In, inur 1t Que "e"eH d., % 9"'" T"' -,
t,..uuIu. Iput usta'e.1 20 W. ~ th,
gr,,,,.1 il.,,a IL ~ tiiu Lortn eS>I '"'''' " |
49," ,',rt,., ui Sue ION NJ W" INV
'oS - ,,,ii,ti,r nu,uiHr n'n1 " 81 -"
M t,.r ui,uto,n l9) Containing ron! '1e ""'
-. nu.u,.u.Es.,I,S. h'O "'' - -, a.
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Ann md 1875 S. a-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
SWEET POT47TOB PLANTS
FOR SALE ~

Iwish to notify the citizens Of vinton
county, that am prepared to furnish any
uuantity of Sweet Potatoe Plants that may
be required. The sets are OF the finest quail.
,ity of Potatoes. ! refer to Judge Hewitt,
F. Shades. VIM. Gold. E, 3, CLARK, Judge
Kaer and &. A. Pratton, WHO have used of
The Potatoes FOR several years past. Send
in orders in time, as they wi bs ready for
pisntlng any lime from the 2oth Of April to
the goth Of luce., Address me a p attsvills
Vlnton Co. Ohio INC. N ANDERSON,
'hnr' 2nl lSe3--6v. 80
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
NoWNt no MsovG.
FOR SALE BY

FOR SALE BY! 20
8, V, Dooge, McArthur; CoEdery
& Strong, Hamdeh; C.lJohnson New
Plymouth; Will & Co, Zaleski; John
Holland, Swan M. P.& o. Carr.
%ilkesville, and by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the
United S!atcsand Canadas. DHs
I; October 93d 1S6D-1v."D