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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
The Draft.

On las! Friday Gov. Tod give no.
tice to the people of Ohio that the
draft will take place on the 26th, inst.
unless 5000 troops are raised by that
time. I'm view Of the draft being 80
close we hope our friends in Vinton
wEo were 80 savage against traitors
before the election will volunteer
briskiy. Especially should all those
turn out, who are for pushing on the
war to determination until all the
niggers are liberated. Let your act %
prove your faith. We expect Jack
Brough to give US a commission in
the drafted troops next spring, hence
we cannot 80 now.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22

address Of Hon. O. L.iyaIlundiE.
ham to The Democracy Of Ohio On tho
result OF Election.
DEMooRATs OF OHIo: You have
been beaten-by what means it is
idle now to inquire. 1t is enough
I that wailo ions of thousands Of sol,
|! diers were sent or KEEP! within your
State, or held inactive in camp else:
where, to vots against yoh, tho Con
Ffedsrate enemy were marching upon
the Capital Of your country.
Yuu were beaten: but nObler bat.
tie for constitutional liberty and free
popular government never was fought
by any people. And your uncon
qnerabIe Grmness and courage, even
in the midst Of armed military force,
secnred you those first of irecmen's
righls--rree speech and free ballot
The conspiracy Of tho fifth Of May
fell before you. B3 hot discouraged:
despair not ofthe Republic. Main
tain your rights; stand firm to your
position; never yield up your princia
pies oryour organic dion. Listen moi
to any who would have you lower
your standard in The hour Of defeat
No mellowing OF your opinions upon
any question, even of policy, will
avail any thing to concilate your
political foes They demand nothing
less thanan absolute surrender OF
your principles and your organfziti6n
Moreover, ifthere be any hope Tor the
Constitution or liberty, it is in the
Democratic party alone; and your fe!.
lo& citizyns, in ii little while lnngnr,
wilOsoit. Pine and events will free
it uponaIl, cxceptth,5e only who pro
iii by the calaluities oftheir country.
ltnank YOU, one and all, for your
sy ympatlies and your sutfrages b.
assured that still in exile Tor no oiInse.
hut 'ny political opinions and the Ire,
expression Vt them TO Won in pescenbIG
sss mbh, OF will find me Q cr stead
fast in those opinions, ana true to the
Constitution and to Tho State and
country otmy birth.
Oh VALLANDIGuAM,
Windsor, CIV, Oct. "A, 1868.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
Putting on the Screws.

We hear every hour OF poor mor
WHO have been turned out OF emplo,
Tor voting for Mr.. VaIandighsm. -
We'have seen the same attempts be
fore, but never VITA the Same impu
dence s5 now. Several prominent
aud rich shoidy Republicans have
gone 30 far rs to cloae up ail then
business with Democratic grocers and
others who sell, settled their bills
(thst Was rigIO and gave notice that
they will never deal another cent
with men Of that political s.amp.-
Let them go on. Democrats can
deail with une snotherjuSt IA we'll ~
A bolitionistS, and SONS houses we
know Of wlIEtfer bauErupfcyiithoy il
get no more Democrs;io custom. -
This game iS one that two can play
at, and We hOpo Democrats will bear
it IN mind,
McDonalds, the grocers, approach
ed youug man since tho election,
and said TO him that thoy vera very
sorry 10 near that he voted lor Val.
Iandigham, for they were in need OF
u clerk, aud, knowing him to be an
excellent one, they had intended to
oiGr him the place, but could not do
it now as hey employed no men ot
that kind. And yot these Melon
aids have made moro than half theil
fortunes irom Democratic custom. -
They should be remembered for this
low and base act.
Now we predict it will not be @
year before these snme men will bl
hunting for a Vallsndigham man to
put on their tickets to run for office,
and nothing will be a greater feather
in his cap than to have it said he vo.
ted for Valandigham. Just mark
our words and seq how true they will
come. Therefore let no man deny
voring for Vahandisham if he swants
flee hereafter, and especially ut the
han Is Of the Ab,litionlsts '...5
This campAign will damn all men
t. M unpopular grave who voted the
Abolition ticket. aud WING were con
cerDtd' in the frauds, violence and
vil'ainies 6fthe 18th Of October, 1863.
The telegraph informs us. that even
Abraham Lincoln, in view OF being
a candidate tor recollection, 0 has
thrown IF JIM Lane and the Nilsson
ri radicals aud Joined the Gamble
Conservative party by. sustaining
GeHetsl Schofeld in command of tha
Department against the Committee
nf one hundred A bolnonists from
Kansas and NJ issonri.. ..
Let our prosecuted Laboring mel
be of good cheer. then, their. labo,
will soon be needed and their vote
give them popularity and POSITION
( CRISIS. , .f s,. .s..,tt
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
Take Nolice.

We wish oaf friends who owe us
on 9ar office books would bring us
IN oat', corn. wood, coal, potatoes,
turMps, apples or in fact any kind
OF produce. We are compelled TO
have these things and can not get
them without you pay rs yorr &c,
counts. Come help us, as we have
not urged yon very hard, and the Of.
tice has not paid its way this summer
aud fall. -r-,.a,aa.a-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
SNERIFk1S SALE.

State @Ohio, VntOn County.
Lafayette Rnynor PllF. lin Court of Com
agAi5nt mon P1AaA
Oliver Fuller FIl,IS .
Happy Fuller, Dsfts. Order OF sale
DURSU Nj to the command Of an order ofsals
l. In the above cause 10 me directed from tho
Court Of Common Pleas, Of tho aforesaid Ceun-
" OF Vinton, j will Offer at public snb as'the
door OF tho Court House. In the Town Of Near
thur, in aforesaid County OF Vinton, on iea
Saturday November 81 :! 1859,
Between the hour of ton O'Clock A.. NJ,
and four % clook p. NJ. Of said dAI,-.lhc
following real estate to-wit: COM encing
az the NORTH west corner ofiu.lot number ssysr-
,y-seyen, (7T in the town Of Macarthur county
Of Vinton and State OF Ohio thence running
south forty feet thence east twent y-sx feet
thence north forty feet thence west twenty six
f2ett9 the place Of beginning. Also part ofip-
lot seyenty- even, in said town Of Macarthur
comruepcing al the north east corner Of said lot
Theice running west forty feet thence south
forty feet thence east forty feet to the line OF
said lot, thence north forty feet to the place Of
beginning 4 Viii be soldaS one ot.) ,..t.-
Taken as the property of Oliver Fuller b
Hanpy Fuller, TO satisiy Judgment Of afore-
sud- Court in favor Of Eafayett1 Raynor.
Appraised as follows to- wit Four hundred
and sixty doIlarss $780, and-must bTiug.two-
tbirls- that snm. w
Terms OF SALE. cash In band. -.-'-'-'-'-1'
BINGHAM & HEWITT, ARsH NORRIS,
% Atty; for Pin. sh'ff v: Co: O.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
a9lgMf QltllR.

MARRIED On the 9Th inst. by S, C.
Case Esqr. Mr. DANIEL BOWEN, to
Miss MATILDA M. GREGORY all Of
Vinton Co. o. 'f r
To the happy couple we wish long life
AID happiness. .''
On 18th inst at the reside epce of the
brides father. by Rev. Carson Mr.. JERE.
NlAH R0BINETT, to Mrs. MARGARET
J. HARDEN, all of Viaton Co. Ohio Z
We acknowledge thereeipt o. the eusual
remembrance OF the 'P{ipte,, Nay they
both enjoy, through long and prOspstou,
life, all the blessings that can flow from
conubisl bliss.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
The Soldiers Vote.

The majority Of our returned sol
diers voted for Vail. one soldier told
us ho was furl'nghedhome to vote FOR
for Brough, but whom he found aow
the case stood he did not vote at all,
the reason he didnot wish TO lie, and
he could tell his fficers he did not
vote for Vail. he was airoid Of being
punished. Such is the influence that
10 brot to bear.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
For he MlArlhur Democrat
ChFi>tiauiIy nndiPOiiiics,

Mr. EDITOR: 1t ia with tn gIeat.
est Reluctance thu' | ever a.. mp, N
the instance o. friends, to vxpose any
ore or more Of class Of men whom
every one has been accustomed to
look uyon as the leaders and eKpouni
ders. 10y precepl and example, OF
christian civilization and religion:
bur when these men go lar forget
their duty to God and their fellow
man as 10 leave the high and honora
bic calling Uf the Divine Master
e. 60 ye into all the world and preach
the gospri to every creature and to
dphb,c in the low, vulgar and corrup.
ting slang Of. party PQltcs, they
merit All exposition through the pub
nc priDta liu ihr "mark upon thcil
fotruea ~ ma. be kn iwn and they
Candrmncd as tn-lr apDottsy d.
serves. CrraUir nothing en- l.,
more mortl 'yIng 'u tn members %
any church than 10 finI heir. minjs
tgrur. lrcIiug his dltius tp thcm-
duties made imperative by his as
supptiun O. Tho ministry --and lon
ding his presence and voice at politi
cal GATHERINGS, where seldom yer,
much regard Is paid to truth, morality
or even decency. and whose object !.
fo solicit sufrnyes for m.n who favm
an ind.fnue proIong,tion of Ma
nrnsept dpstruc,ive civil war and q
confined unparAlleled layishnoss IN
tho psa nj .tIia hard l-farnn1 m .nav nj
he + x-p,rr,s- worlrp, men m,
NntI at Iw fsyor4d ,t t!.p il ,,r,
,r. Il msP ays..,y 'Jio5 =. =. VI T, Al ., =
,,al ,y M R,,, II, o,snl.,, - -
,".,,r,.y,;,nr.,r 81 ..o.fa IL. .,.,,o, i.,,r,,'
ths uiG.,,nld.I rnh,4s nS tha S.l,.b =,
i,n d,n,,.n II, ar.,s- anil rir;.r :,
tbeir aIleg,ahc. 10 tbe oIl Cnrsri,nfi6,
and Laws uud4r wlicl, they Gyrd ~,
,,r,.,orn1 f,r y, ,rn tbsn thr., f6,r,b.
nl Observation-Disclosures . ftvnr = tnt,
annihilatiop Of thd whites. W thiur re
card 70 aye or sex of those SrhipA o
thn Unio,' now in rebellion. ahd tb,
tprning l5oso of4 900 O60 igunrant
Il; eu.rrrtic A irIcan ioundin.s to fl
The ,lanes made ya,aht by in..iscruu
inRts butchery, and brcome III,
c ,mpltirors hf the Northern whit.
iaborrr in the W rk-ehops and on tn,
torr, and N every way to he mai,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
Odds and Ends.

On last election day, the taps were
taken OIL the ax'es Of Mr. Welsh's
buggy in,Mt. Pleasant to keep him
from the election, Mr.. Welsh being
q cripple. Wouldn't the fellow that
did that trick steal a niggerl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
Election VRctuus.

The returns come in very slow
No one can yet say wha: Broughs
majority will be. Our County re,
turns from the soldiers are MOTTO b
opcnei until the 18th 0lNoy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
Election aud the Eurure.


900 in Ohio CUhnN, Republican,
by about 10000 in PeunSy ylvania. -
Indiana is said to bo Dem cratic aud
Iowa Republican. This is y be taken
as al expression Of lAe people, in ia
vor Of q proloDgation of tne war
TIE question at issue can only be
honestly stated as iollowa. Demo.
Gratis were for the enforcement OF the
Constitution and laws. over the -.
ceded States PcaceaJly If we could
forcibly if We must. Republicans
are in favor Of Prosecutipg the war
TO Liber,te the slaves # the .seceded
Statea or in other words Democrats
wished 10 coponar aud c,rr;liare the
neorle Of the Sontb by fire olive
Lroncb occomnsnyirp the swo,d.-
Renullicaps wish 70 csnouer anil tx
terminate the whites ofrhe Sou;b
nntilI all Africans gra liberated and
/ ,hcn to take a ro,t;op q, ,br Sonrb.
ern States 10 co}onizs the Blacks m
IN or tbcv wi,b 70 co,,r,z.. AMI anna.
gamaie whites and blacks. The re.
suit nj the Constitutional policy ut
he Democracy wua.l have been -
divide the Souh an unite th. North
The result OF tho uucoHs,iiu.lpua. ypi
lev Of the Republicans il unqualified
abolition. aud will unite the South
aud divide the North. It viii nerve
the south TO deeds Of yal1r in arms
that we have not vet seen or heard of
and will require of us the doubling
OF our army, aud the loss o' more
men than we have vet lost. and don.
bic the money we have g. x .nicd.
hi. NAV D npweIce,nr p,,,, ,o 90,
,,ad,r. Lnti.i,,L,,.,,.,,;,,...I.....,l, Lnt
r"T''' ~ D"' y ''' '''> '''''' ''1"''
o' 'he en'c' o. our eiect'ons' we
bow 20 the expressed will Of the Ipo-
pie as law abiding citizens, this is
what R.onbIi:an lraI.rs said thoy
,r,,linot do ,.t,ra tn. ,laa,;,, :,
~ '' ''''' -
an was eleo'e". Inc result o' 'hls
election will he teIt tor 50 years to
come, TIE pain and anguise Of the
thousands vet TO le slain in tIis nm
no,u.ol ,ro. Tho ,,on.n;,.o. -, ,.L,
, w" ~ '''''"'"T - '"''
''S "''u ''o'I'eFs 'or sons, WIDOWS ana
orphans tor husbands and fathers, The
misery from want Of protection and
snpport has not VT been half ,oId
tn our raIIow o;t'var. ,ra m.,nII ,,.
H. -. ''
III ,ne '""S"a@e o' = cPl'"pof4rF'
However widely We 'nay differ
IN measures OF public policy, or oIpoi
ltlcal exped'ency, we should never
forget our paramount duty to our CON
mon country, especially IN her pres
ent lmPeril,d condition, and that in
the discharge Of that dn'y It is the
sacred right % evcry mcrican citi. !
zen to think and act for himself
~ ,,,,.,; go, I
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
SpftiaI u nti1Ga


I llEST q, UcSiasT Il. Cid.Gq
sixth Regimeut, ., ", Camp a. Beverly, Va
July 27, 1867.
DR.. q. W. RopAcx; Cincinnati, ohlo:-we
received youI long wishod for and welcome Rem
edies foT days ago, and hasten tn rei1rn you
4 unanimous expression IN regard to our hlgG
Cpluluu .! The merits Of s1me
- we nave used them with great benefit in our
company, and heartily attest to the pablo opIn
ron oi-tkcir grjat benefits. In our cases espe.
cially where there have boeu so many great
eShAnga5as from tile civilian in daily ,rOutins In d.
DnSnesS,at home, TO the exposed habits Of ac-
i've soldiers in strange aL1 unnatural country
do we most appreciate the merits ofsueh Ilsav-
sn-sent values as yours. 70 all those In our
position do we most emphatically rccomneudr-s-
your Remedies, being assured, from exporioncS.
Ihcy WIN DC Very welcome compalion. :.
~, lVnrs very truly,
JosEPH a. ASDREws,
Capt. %. B, Sixth Rsg't, 0. Y, 10
James 7, Senpls lst Sergeln, Compury b.
Uhas, II Roster, I'll Sergeant. t.
llas Russell, l9t Lent. Go. G,h Reg'l 0.v,
Th9s, $ Royse, 81 Lieut.
! B, Warren, Sd Sergeant, .,r--,,--s
\, J., T4ayGr, 4th sergeant,
Snm'' d; Schooey. Comnisary, fss6s sl'F~ rEsr
Caruual olns W. taylor; ia .,-- 2
CoTp9ml Edward Baltniann, t-' sr.
Corporal Carlton q. Cable, ar,s
.ogGI with 60 pnEatos-a uaaaimous sxp' an ,,-i
sion being given. .,r... rsg b. -
For sale at No. East Fourth street, and
Druggists everywhere. IT,
The special attention ofsutlcrsis solicitsd to-
this as b1iDg Tho best article for complaints in.
cident tocamp / iie, ,,4
lNus dtJ NO.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
Is il True.

That some of onr Furnace proprie.
tors threatened to discharge hands if
they voted tho Democratic Ticket 2
We shall SEQ.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
NOTICE..

ri Office Is hereby giyea that the un.
1 y dcrsgued has basm duly appointed ad.
ur the estate Of D,nus Ferel
isIe Of Vinlnn County; OHIO. licensed :, 30
oct. %, lS63--Sw JOSHUA WOOD.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22


The above exhibits a glorious vic
tory for the democrocy of Vinton, un.
der all the circumstances We be.
leivs that il the election had came off
sons north sooner we would have car
risd the county by 500 majority
Every appliance that could be resort.
ed to by our opponents was brought
in requisitiop. OyertiYe thousand
dollars was expended for the purpose
Of buying votes. and in other ways.
Threats vera made Of arrests Of Dem
ocrsts, and that if Val. was elected
civil war would be inaugrated in
Ohio. False records OF Val. was
. freely circulated aud the most toul
, misrepsentations Of the. speeches apd
votes of Vail, were made and sworn
TO by men who ought.to observe truth
among their neighbors. These things
we viii! have accession to refer to
hereafter. The fight here, was
made on Vallandighsm ana ourself.
When we receivethe soldiers vote
we will publish tie full vote Ct the
county by Townships
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
The Confessions ana ilperience of :
NCrVOus invalid

Published for the benefit and AZ caution u
young men, and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility. EARLY Decay, and their kindred all.
lnehS supplying tho r1edns Of .self-cure. By
one WHO Las himself Atter being a victim Of
misplaced coudlcrco in medical RulnLur and
qrHckery. BY enclosing postpaid directed
envelope, singlc copies may be had Of the author
NA1RASML MAYFAIR, Esq, Bradford, KiaRs
county, New York -.-.'0'
Feb, april, June, Aug, Oct, Dec.-'S3, Tyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
How Broush Meetings was Goi
Up. '"-
-... ATHENS 0. ,
Oct. 2nd 1863


SAML ALBIN Z H. Eth,rLot L.
Smith nr | bls h,u,hyr will address
the Democrats ol.Swln Township,
.op Tuesday syening tn Oh inst at
Bethel Schoolhonse. Hue all tie
Democrats ont WtthoutfaI.
r.o- Respectfully -.. :.
The above shows how onr-opr0n
.srsrszH---s-.-- .
ents got up their meetings, ths ase
pretense OF being Dem cpt .pnl mrs.
representations. was charistiristic Of
the campaign. Lor L. SMITH was
always known here as a Democrot,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22

70 Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.
A REVEREND CENT .EMAN HAVING
been restored 70 health In u few days. after nm.
detSo' nRhll tho usual routine and irregular CT
PeusivH modes oftreatnicnt i;huut ku ecoss, con
silyrs /. iis sncred duty TO communicate to ans
afflicted ieiIow creatures the means of cure -
Ieuee, en- The receipt ofan addressed envelope.
he VIII send Gree a cory Of the prescription
used Direct 10 u. JOAN NJ. DAsS4LL, 1856 Pul.
ton Street Brooklyn, New York.
Mareh, May, July sep, Nov Jan. ,4lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-22
BIlANK DEF3DS MORTGAGES

And all other kind 'of Blabks' for
sale at the Democrat Office.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-05

board for the purpose Of trade and the said vessel
subject to the stpulatons in the With article of the
BY public sale for the profit Of the two Governments
mentioned.
embarked shall receive from the court certificate Of
emancipation, and shall be delivered to the Gov
eminent to whom the cruiser which made the capture
belongs, in order to be forthwith set at liberty.
Article VII The mixed courts of justice shall also
take cognzance OF, and shall decide defntvely and
without appeal all claims for compensation account
Of losses occasoned to vessels and cargoes which shall
have been detained under the provisions of this treaty.
but which shall not have been condemned as legal
ttuon Of such vessels and cargoes shall be decreed
mentioned in the With article Of the treaty
which these regulations form an annex, and in subse
Quent part of these regulations the court shall award
to the claimant claimants, or to his their lawful
attorney attorneys for his their use, just and
e 81 or s0n
have actually sustained by such capture and detention
and it is agreed that the naturalization shall be
First In case Of total loss, the claimant or claim
ants shall be Unidentified
tA) For the ship, her tackle, equipment and
Obs For all freights due and payable.
COS For the value Of the cargo Of merchandise, if
have been payable upon the sale fsuch cargo nclud
ing commission Of sale.
CD For all other regular charges in such case Of
Secondly In all other cases (save as hereinafter
menoned) not OF total loss the claimant or claimants
shall be indemnifsd- E
(A.(For ali special damages and expenses occasoned
to the ship BY the detention, and for loss Of freight
when due or payable
CD For demurrage when due, according to the
schedule annexed to the present article.
& CO., For any deterioration of the cargo.
Cd For all premium of insurance on additional
risks.
The claimant or claimants shall be entitled to inter-
est at the rate Of e) per cent per annum on the
sum awarded, until such sum is paid by the Govern
ment to which the capturing ship belongs The whole
amount such indemnications shall be calculated in
the money of country which the detained vessel
shall be quidated at the exchange current
at the time Of the award.
The two high contracting parties, however, have
agreed that if it shall be proved to the satisfaction of
the judges OF the two nations, and without having
course to the decision Of arbitrator that the captor
has been led into error by the fault OF the master
commander of the detained vessel the detained vessel
in that shall not have the right of receiving for
the time OF her detention, the demurrage stipulated by
the present article nor any other compensation for
tention.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-05

The SUPERIOR CIVILIZATION OF THE
REBELs.-A Texas paper publishes an order
from John R. Baylor, Col. of the I'd Texas
Regiment, addressed to Capt. Helm, in COM
mand of the Arizona Guards, instructing HIM
how to treat the loyal Indians who have been
at Helms post for the purpose of making a
treaty. This brute says:
''The Congress Of the Confederate States has
passed law declaring determination to all
hostile Indians. You will, therefore, use all
possible means to persuade the Apaches, or
any tribes, to come in by making peace, and
when you got them together kill ali the grown
Indians, and take the children prisoners, and
sell them to defray the expenses Of killing the
Indians.
Buy whiskey and such other goods as NAV
Dc necessary for the Indians, and l will order
vouchers given to cover the expenses.
Leave nothing undone to insure success. and
have sufficient number Of men around Il
allow no Indians to escape"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-03-05
Medicinal.
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Il FEMALES, DIR. MATTISONS EMMENA-
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thing known for the purpose as It viii bring on the
monthly sickness in cases Of Instructions, aftei ii other
remedies Of the Kind have been tried in vain
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now been sold without 9
snne allure when taken directed, and without the
least injury health in any case ~ It is pat mp in
bottles of three different strengths, with full directions
for usng by Express cossy sealed to all parts
PRICEs.-Fun strength, .slo; Half strength, IS;
Quarter strength, % per bottle.
~ REMEMBnI-Thfs medicine is designed en-
prcssy for CASES, achich all other remedies Of
reprcse.ted EVERY RESPECT, or the price mil be
funded.
h hi.' E KEMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS.
EASES. No. Is Union street. Providence, h. I.
nature, both Of MEN and WOMEN. by regularly ed
cared physician Of twenty years practice giving them
his hote attention. Consultations y letter or oiL
by Express obsyuation 70 all parts OF the
United States Also accommodation. for LADIES from
Abroad wishing for secure and quiet RKThEAT With
good care, until restored to health.
CAUTION.-It has been estimated that over Isoo
annually, in New England alone, without any benefit
those who pay it. Most Of the SUM comes out of class
fpersons who the least able to lose it. but once paid
hey get back and they are compelled to suf-
the wrong in silence not daring to expose the cheat
for fear of exposing themselves. All this from
trusting, l0iou qutTy,to who alike destitute
of honor, character and Skill and whose only
mendation their false and extravagant assertions
praise Of Themselves. IT, therefore, you would avoid
oetnq hunbngged, take mans word matter lcha
has prstesssn, are but MAKE INQUIRY. It will cost
you nothing and may save you many regrets for, as
advertising physicians, nine out Of ten DO
there Is safety in trusting Of them, unless
you know and schat they
~ DE-. NJ. will send FREE, by enclosing one stamp
as above, Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN,
rtcate Diseases generally full in formation scin
which advertising physician medicine of this kind
Is deserving of ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER
"a Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write
your address plainly and direct to DIR. MATTISON,
above. 81: