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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-11

tY- "WHILR the army is fighting, you as ci-
.izens, zee that tina war is pros ecuted for the
preservation Of the UNION AND Constitution,
for your NATIONALITY and your RIoHTs AS Cl-
TIzEs."- General gorge b. Nc Clsllan
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-11
A Glorious Letter from Hon. q. L.
VaIIaMdIEh.m.

We find the following letter from
the Hon. 9. l.. Vallandigham, writ
ten JUST before his arrest by the base
minions of this vile Administration,
in the Lancaster (Pa) MisJligencer.
1t is well worth republishing. for in
it what he says Of enthusiasm is foil
of sound philosophy and practical
sense. "Enthlsiasm is power" and
ii is the great Ityer by which We can
overthrow the Administration. No
man who does not throw himself in
some breach, bya bold and manly
defiance of the present Admiristra.
tion, is not worth a rush. The people
will let him die in obscurity. They
are looking for u laador now, and they
will have one OF pluck and spirit, or
none at all. We commend this let.
ter to our readers, as well worthy ol
perusal and reflection -
DAYTON, Ohio, April 24, 1868.
4
Ny engagements in New York
precluded me from accepting your
invitation and addressing you pre-
vious to my return West. expect
to go East about the 18th OF May Oh
10th Of June, and, it do, | will il
possible, visit Lancaster, going OF
coming, aud address your Democracy
Indeed, it will give me great pleasure
to comply with your invitation -
Should be able to come will advise
you in time.
Meanwhile, let me say that every
thing depends an keeping the Demo
cratic party up to the full measure O.
principle and sound policy, truo tc
the Constitution, faithful to the Union
steadtast to the Government which
they constitute, and devoted to Liberty
ut the hazard Of life itself. TrutI
and Reason, applied to these high aud
sacred objects, are the only powers VI
agencies left to the Democracy, ant
by bold and manly use alone OF then
can We succeed in the election. -
Everything else is in the hands of the
Abolition partv-the Administration
Through the press, but especially
By public meetings ard open anC
courageous organization, this use i,
to be made. Good men individually
upon our tickets will not be enough
The people are not now voting 70
men, but for IDEAS, principles, poll
tics. No public man is worth a rusI
now, unless he represents something
besides candidacy for an office. En-
thuSiasm is pOlOtr-a greater polUer, especi
ally among the masses, among irorking me-
and rural population, than any 0genc
that this Administration can bring to bcai
Uhether 1t be corruption or force; but theT
can be co popular enthusiasm for an
one, above all, Just in these times o
powerful commotiOn, unless he ia tn
embodiment, or at least a representa-
tive OF some great principle or cause
And to be effective, it must be antag
onistic to some other opposite princi
pie or cause and the stronger anc
more direct the antagon.sm, III
better. This 10 essential now. Las
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-11
The narrow escapes of the Grand Duke
Michael from the Circassians.


The narrow escapes of the Grand Duke
Michael from the Circassians.
The following curious narrative of
the dangers and escapes of the Russian
Grand Duke Michael from the Cir.
casslans IS from the pen Of one of tue
Clrcassiaa chiefs who recently visited
England:
On the 2Sth of Romuzan the Grand
Duke Michael, having come to visit
CltcaSsia, WAS surrounded by Oircas.
sian soldiery, and while going from
the river Abonden to the Castle Of
Hail, two hundred ana fhy Circas.
sian horsemen attacked several hund.
led Russian horSemen, and the Grand
Duke having fled, they left one hund
red dead and eighty wagon loads OF
booty ,and an officer fell into the hands
Of the Circassians.
Again, the Grand Duke. going
from the Castle Of Hahl to Shabza,
was attacked by five hundred Circas.
slams. and was oblidged to fly. After
leaving many dead Oh the field, he
escaped into Shabza Castle.
Again, on bis going to Lijan Luya,
in lbzak, to look after the inhabitants,
the army of Shapzug and Ibzak came
cut against him, and a battle which
lasted three hours was fought in a
level place called Ellik.va.S Sub, the
like of which has not been for forty
years. In this battle one General and
several minor officers were killed and
the Russians were completely routed
and oblidged to retreat in disorder.
The soldiers in the sute-oi the Grand
Duke being desirous Of showing their
loyalty, and tho people OF Circassia
being determined to defend their
country, there have been many ell.
counters and much blood was split.
Sin this encounter Sherken Hamuf
Oghil, of the people of Shapzug, nav.
ing attacked the Grand Duke Michael
and orders being given to take Oghll
alive, he was taken. being exhausted,
and brought into the presence of the
Grand Duke.
"The Grand Duke then said to him:
why have you done this 3 and he
replied, Alas ! have not succeeded
in what | intended, which was to des.
troy You and take your life, as you
are destroying and taking the life oi
my country The Grand Duke, in
stead of keeping him, gave HIM some
money and mounted him on his OWL
horse, and he has come back, and the
people were astonisbed beyond ex
preasion."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-11
MACARTHUR, ONO:

THURSDAY - JUNE 4, 1868.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-11

ts- CIIE CONS CIrUTION As l" is.
TIE UNION ASIT WAS, Til .. NEGRO
WHERE HE Is, and the Enforcement
of the Laws against all OiiccrN who
have usurped Authority, as well rs the
People who Commit Breaches OF the
Law.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-11
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS
SAYS.

somo physicians require 20 10 told tho nature Of yoF
dlsease-tho ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His perfect knowOdseof tho human system enables
him 10 describe the diseases without any information from
the patient explain It's original cause and to guarantee
is cure And what Is more valuable STILL he will hon.
esy and frankly tell whether you can he cured or not.
This will satisfy your mind and y0 you expense, timo,
trouble and disappointment II will I've the meSns Of
saving you many dollMi It will save your health.
and what Is better thnn M IL will sa'o your life from
being shortened by wrong treatment.
Ills examinations are made without my information
from the patient therefore he thoroughly understands
their Physical condition and chronological Development,
without which he never could have performed so many
astonishing cures, Ii should be remembered that this
Botanic Physician performs cures thought impossible.
you have tried Others and gUt no relief you wish TO
snny good health and long lif II you wise you VIII
40 and consult DR. RAPHAEL, the Botanic Physician
All his communications aud interviews arc strictly
private and confidential Medical Journal.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-11
OF THE NERVOUS, SEM
~ INAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL

SYSTEMS-new and reliable treatment-in
Reports of the HOWARD ASSOCl ALTON,
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes. free OF
charge. Address, DR.. J. SKlLLIN H0UGH-
TON, Howard Association, No Q South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
March, 5th l863.-l-Yr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-11
No. So EAST FIFTH STREET,
CINCINNATI.
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AU-
THORITY,

The Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician never failed yet ~ make perfect,
radical and permanent cure Of ALL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-11
rhe Confessions and Experience Of q
Nervous Invalid.

The Confessions and Experience Of q
Nervous Invalid.
Published for the benefit and as a caution TO
young men, and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Early Decay, and their kindred all
supplying the means of self-curs. By
one who has himself after being II victim Of
misplaced confidence in medical humbug and
quackery. By enclosing post paid directed
envelope, single copies may be mad Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bradford, Kings
county, New York.
Feb, April, June, Aug, Oct, Dec.-'63 lyr.
To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.
A REVEREND GENTLEMAN UAVIN
been restored to health in n few days, after un
dergoi n all tho usual routine and irregular ex-
pensiva modes Of treatment Hithout success, con
siders it his sacred duty to communicate to his
afflicted fellow creatures the means of cure.-
Hence, on the receipt fan addressed envelope.
he will send (free) a copy Of the prescription
used. Direct to D. JoHN NJ. DAGNALL, 1856 Full
ton Street Brooklyn, New York.
March, May, July, Sep, Now, Jan.,-lyr
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-11

And learn that perfect and radical cure "a warranted
and guaranteed to oil who afflicted with weakness,
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts dS-
preston Of spirits Distress and anguish u mind loss Of
sleep loss Of memory loss Of energy and muscular power,
puny grOwh wasting away, and want of confidence In
Themselves fhintng fits, conVusivo ucmblinSs, mpo.
fence and disgust Of life.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-11
COOKING STOVES FOR sAYr

"a, We have frs. rate new Coal Cook
I'd ing Stove. Also Premium Wood
- Cooking Stove for sale. Call at this Office
and see them, ii you van. stove at ihs
lowest cash figures.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-11

accused ofdislOyal speech or opinions,
by this most just and merciIul Ad.
ministratiOn.
And finally says the Constitution I:
ITO have the assisIsncs OF counsel for his
deIense.'
And yet your Secretary of State,
the conservative" Seward 1.-The Con.
toderate Of Weed, that treacherOus,
descending foe 10 constitutional LID.
crty and the trae interests OF his
country - forbade his prisoners to
employ counsel, under penalty OF pro.
longed imprisonment. Yes, charged
with reasonable practices, yet the
demand of counsel vas to be dealt
with as equal to treason itself. Here
10 an order, signed by minion Of Mr..
Seward, and read to the prisoners Of
Fort La FayetIe, or the 81 of Decem.
Der, 1861:
IL am instructed BY the Secretary Of State
10 inform you that the Department of State
oil the United States will not recognize any
one as an attorney for political prisoners,
aud will look with dslrust upon all appi.
cations Tor release through such channels !;
and that such applications will be regarded
al additional reasons for declining 10 release
the prisoners"
And here is another order 10 the
same effect, dated department of
State, Washington, November %,
1851" signed by William IL. Seward
himself, and to the prisoners at War
rrn on the 29th Of November, 1861. (.
"DiScountcnoncing and rspudiatimg all
such practices
TIE disloyal practice, forsooth, of
employing counsel -
1.-The Secretary of State desires that all the
State prisoners may understand that they
are expected TO evoke all such engagements
now existing and avoid any hereafter, as
they can only lead TO new complications and
embarraSaments to the cases of prisoners ON
whose behalf the Government might be dis
posed TO act with hberality."
Most maguanimous Secretary! Lib.
erality toward men guilty Of no crime,
but who, though they had been mur.
derers or pirates, We're entitled by TIE
plain iettcr Of the { constitution to have
assistance of counsel for their de.
fense." Sir, there was but one step
further possible, and that short ste p
was taken some months later, when
the prisoners Of State were required
to make oath, as the condition OF their
discharge, that they would not seek
their constitutional and legal remedy
in court for the wrongs and Outrages
inflicted upon them.
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j. BRADBURN, (suece1or TO VI. nooisdy,
No. ~ Walker-st. New.IoTk
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TTNHE highest Cash prices paid for old NEWS
Il PAPERS Of every desetipaOn, Old PAMPHLETS OF
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Insurance companies brokers' depots print
tng Offices book b4nder public and private libraries hotels
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3Hices &c.
VIII send to any part OF this city Brooklyn Hoboken or
lersey City - ,,
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~ oroush understands his busiuess steady r1poyWt n
VIII b. given the year The best OF accommodate ms
viii be required Address CHAs s. BROW \, No 70 BSoad
st.. NewYors.
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90 Get

n
~ third floor Of No o. Beavef-st, near Wailst Two
the above from, Pcarst and viii be rented osethef
font Besvef-,t and will - let ,ePaatsy dessd Ap-
ply to +. Il. ktLLOO0, No. lJ9 PeArl-st.
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A. VI. MnKwts. Aaeronee..
RY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, lrvinl


NONEkNMENl SALE.- w III uo nWu, w u
der Of tn. War Doparneu at public auction, ct Als
sh.ny Arsenal PilsbuTsh Pa. 20 tue highest bidder
o'clock a IA. on WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1868 the ioe"
lug u ). Property, viz:
% SO pounds OF scrap Iron
LOCO pounds Of scrap Steel
1900 pounds Of Scrap LoAthef
Ito, Powder. barrels.
1900 Bullet Kegs
1880 rscking Boxes .o-,
Terms. cash. X. II. X. WHITLEY, Msj. OF ofahsnoe
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Gales tn Antilcn.
]. BLEECKER. SON a. 20 -

A j. BLEECKER, son Il Co Win .nn "A
~ auction, on THURSDAY March a. a, n ,sa,
he Nechaot,' EEchslge ssle'rooms, No III BrosSss,
' On lIsra-sT.-rwo Two story and basement HOfSFi
each 2i,tc0 H. The homes rare filed Ia win are
hive finished brick ba,enous ana contain EsypI,n
insne., slidilg door, gas. &c. - "''oe
Also ON ll8ra NJ. The frame HOUSE and LOT H.,
log. Lot 33x0)ll Hpu 25I30 Possession 1t Of m'a'
if requ!d Of the MIDDLE house The Inc u Is
ton.av comes within u feet o. the we,tern or Twai
Of the puchase money remain on oond and n,o,ss
payable or before thee or I'VE years. Msrs &C., NJ
" Pnesi.
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A J. RJEECKEP SON & Co. viii IN :

4 J. BLEECKER, son g. Co., will sen .
a. AUCTION, on TUESDAY,. March a. 9, u 0eioes
1t the Nc. chants Exchange Sales Dom. No III Bscadw,
ON STATEN ISLAND deighiully situated on the M,n.,
adj adjoining the ele!snt places Z the late John Jswe "a
Aser }. Rand lph esqfs aud opposite the endd farm a.
Peter Mailing heiu, laid IN villa llos The Hos.o
good aud contains agc w. four chanbers bridegroom.
kitchen &c aud the TIA abuldaBco shade iIess
ana variety OF fine FRUIT iears peach plume epps gees
cheIrc AID superior grpe large garden, stbio ohsf
OFT building, with running through the Low
ie d. good well of near the house Possession nn
a'ely. Distance from Factor ye Landing about mnlrs
paok dewsls most o. the way distance Or time rsa
foot CT Courtlsr dst " r. by railroad rom jersey Civ,
10 per cent bond nd morigage fdeed al o
iOerest Persons DESTROYS Of eng tie plsce DO BY
c1ng ON Nj, COtLE Livery able, Poi, Richmond Land.
log 5. !, or at Il9 Pearl 1t, ". Y, upstars
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Coparlnersbip ilolircs.

COMPREHENSIVE OrICE.--WM WETU-
~ ERBEE and q. II. WATSON COPARrNEkS
With me this date under tho firm oil D. ID. ASHLEY
Co.-New.YoIk March 3, 1903 .. ID ASHLEY
NOTICE. ALEX. S. CLARK retires from
IN our hrm aud LUCiUS Is. HUTCHINSON becomes
partner therein from this date.
LUDLOW, PATTON & Co.
Nsw-YoJb, March II, 1859
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fca! Uetaie for Sale.

4 COUNTRY SEAT for SALE at YONkERS
N 20 Rooms; ample Grounds Fruit Garden and Grove
near derot and boats; good vew gas hroufhonsi
mans Carriage. and leo House, and a. baci"'o'
J. J. L., Tribune Ofice.
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"A ~ D'@'>'<C'hi$'', '0CAN AZ W., wiz sJi>i4LA
a. at AUCTION, on THURSDAY the lgh Of hagea
1903 a. IL 0c ock at the nsIchlnts Exchange Sales
40 III broadway, adrsirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE 10
Corandtvlr mile from the Village OF Peekskl. Wes,
chester Couny, aud Yles from the HsdoD River Rail
rofd depot 10 nett to the NJ f.. Church aud s fnora
butt two-sory bsfouent frsme House, - by 80 feet
hled in with br ck wit lin roof and sbssrvatsr TIE LOF
is bsfacro ground aud has is good Wen 0ud Cer
Of Wtcr Shade frus Trees atwo-asory frame Carriage
House 70 feet ,quare with bTick basement oli spring og
wator In il. Ri good hobby location for select school
convenient all The trains stop 81 the Pessf delot
one aud half hours rom New.IUk. For partcuss
inquire Of 4. A. WHIIAET esq. Peeks6lL
Also a CarporstioI lAX-bEASE OF ~ yeays, from 1850
OF LOT of OROUND the west sids Of is,-sv bew..r
18Th and T9h.s g. feet ont 30 feet and 100 feet deep
aud two-story sto and basement modern-buit franc
House. filled in @ith brick 10 the pfbd, 20 W Get La
on it good Well and C,sern lie 18th st. Is seSefed cred
gnSrrd tagged lit witb gas aud served With Erotoa water,
aud ,.t-ay aud 73ts graded. large Isuo3 OF he
purchase money rem4ia bond and sdge-ore two
three yeas.
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W NAIlIAlJSIS.--A UH)O) AND SAFE
ISFhSIMEhL-A Physician asd Lectufsfol extensvc
il.lce and patronage, wi,Les tue Of $4,000 to
~ u oe inNesea ia the Erection and Completion Of
.ei'1n4 IN .'e itge city Pbiade ipbis New York.
yrtTre 20 % called THE PHYSIOLOGICAL iEsII-
M " y 70 contain large Pubc Leclurng Hall Pub.
,I,s ~ genie AHd.es! md SurdczI and Domestic
i,, ~ lit per cen viii 10 paid the pr nc. pal
"a proportion OF lTGlts II viii be money
! g. oTs institution. sAttfactDry IeeIn cef
give" f'' p'A' ana particulars plenGe a4ldresS
br. ,. NJ. LAADls WasbinsLon ID C.
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Addre. THE TRIBUNE. s.w.yo,.
A FFLICTED RESTORED IGNORANCE

IA EXPOSED! FALLACIES UNhASKED!
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO BOTH SKIES Married G,
Single. "a Health Disesse.Dr LAkMONpS P.ris Lon.
don aud New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guld.
(75h edition, 400 pages nearly 100 figure iusuaiious
spon Mental and Neryons Debility, Urinary Depois Inyo
UntsTy Loss OF Semen InpOtecy Affections OF the Esdd
and hidneys Geni,o- Urinary Nsesses aud their Censo.
9sences the Anatomy Il the Sexual Organs Of tho male and
ten,e Lstes Researches in Physiology European Hospital
nneqaaed Paiis aud London Ieatnru &C. Mailed nee for
et closely sealed Al. who would avoid unsuccessful aud
s ssaad ousek Specifics Antdote. lns,Tameat &c
SWISua Putchase This original work Of f.. WARNER No.
pnssscy[ni TOUSEY. 40. I2l Nasssu1t or consult the
M o ,aa NO 641 Broadway (up ssifsl. New York, from
o concur with other papers in recommending Dr. Lar.
ss.., ~ us woklCouTIier DIES Eta,s UDlf Dispatch
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nor SALE-Tbe ORANGE MOUNTAIN

NOR SALE at YONKERS-A comm0diOus
The river ans.~t Of mile below depot; Stable fns veg
,,sbls O,rGcn Fruit, Denies Shade Tfse' Nc Also. tr0
acss OF LAND adjoining IL desired Apply on tue pIsie'
or to l. uNDERllILL. 40. % ChambeGsst
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rI'O BUSINESS MEN with large or small
Ca.l will ind IL foI their interest Call at No. Coz
Broad ~ Room up stairs and lave laned how rs per
cent per month DO ode eve do!Sr invested by
U> cbs.rg right iuanufacore Of the most 6sle
;eles Of In the world The business
Nod succe.souy from 1910 10 500 capital 900 or
nsr eau IIsyeg producing the profits Samples
VII be exhibited and pamphlets furnished explaining fsy
the Of the business 10 all who call Hen who loon
ing bosnes solicited TO Degotate tof rights
witEout delay, tley icing disposed Of very fast
HOWARD TILDTN
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LANM TOT NNIIT NIITsNI ''HV Ii''''''|'' ~"
seventy acres. within .iI milo. Of Cornws Orange Co..
N y on the old EewYok tunpissi 100 acre, under enu
yation we'd wacTed tad adapted to saEns the remaining
~ acre. oodand; on 1t Is large Orchard VI choice appes
with hundred young trees OF the best varieties oil
fru Decides rapes. ftrsw oerfies Sc FOR piuc9s" i
auire Of T. \ SANTOS NO. l9l West 3tihs y. u, or en-
tie preu.ses, OF JACOB X. SCHULTZ
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A SMALL, Genteel Family desire, in vicinity
N Of BtL,st. and Broadway, tho FIRST and SECOND
FLOORS Of eentpsl HOUSE, with modern improvements
not TO cost $25 per mouth. too permanent Tenant 70
Copperhead need reply Address hsjoI CONWAY. No N1
Wet 2istet
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Gouses an0 tarlns tDanle0.

WANTED q HOUSE, Let of May-Witl
w modern improvements Tor two ANAL fsmii-s, no
21h &C. side pefeed rent not TO exceed 80,
Best rcnoss and security given. Address L. b., box no
J 056 POst.Dihcs.
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