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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
o. the upper classes, sn,

sympathy o! The upper classes, snl
tho neutrality Oi tIe government, o
strong party Uf English capitalists,
cotton speculatOrs. ship builders and
merchants have taken mp tho cause
Of the South in earnest and mean to
put It through. They have embark
cd.thrir millinns, and do not mean to
lose them. England, ns a govern.
nlent is not at war with You, bur
Ehglish capitalists and manufacturers
are, ami do not sec how it is 10 br
hclped. The LIOle You threaten, the
less likely the goVerrment will 10 To
interfere with their projects. A war
they think would soon end the matrer
Ypp will gcnd out privateers. Ii you
do. your pnrs will be hlrckajed, aud
all others clos,d against them, 81 that
the prIvateering will not he profitable
SmpS will 60 armed with Armstrong
guns, or b. guarded by men ol.war
t,amprs. This is The way English
men leol. Lord Harrington has Just
come from America, where he had
traveiel in both sections, and he was
uut and out southern, ana declared
that ~ Union couid be restored, nor
could tho South b1 conquered. This
opinion was never so firm as at this
moment. Ii the statements publicly
ma'lr, and apparently based on goOl
auth rity are to he believed. The Con
lcdera,rs. within II month, will have,
at tea, ono uf the most iOrmi,lable
fleets that ever steamed ont upon the
Atlantic. know that the Confe,lrr.
areS here are in IL jubIlaiiou. The
money market has recognized them
that is enough. Ii you want war,
| Judge that it Gun be had. War ~
ally exists at this present moment,
under tho forms Oi peaceful litter.
cOurse."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
ollEKlFk'S SALE.
State Of Ohio, Vinton Countv.

Richard AShurst & Son PlIGs.( In COur. Of
against SCOmmUn Pleas.
E. A. Bratton, ct al. Defts Order Of ralo
DURSUANr to the command Of al orler Of
Il sale in the above cause 70 me directed from
the Court OF Common Pleas. Of the aforesaid
County Of Vuton, will offer at public sale ut
The door of tho Court House, in the Town Of
Macarthur, in aforesaid County Of Viuton, On
Saturday the 23th day Of May d. D. 1863
Al the bour OF ono o'clock PM, of said day. the
following Real estate to-wit: About seventy
acres OF land commencing at the south east COR
ner OF the south east quarter oftle south east
quarter OF Section numoer five. 80 in Town.
ship number nine, (y,) Uf Range number eigh-
lecn is, III VlnlUn county ONO, thence west
to the cresk thence up tie bed Vt the creek to
solomon Redierns line thence southeast along
said Redicrn' line to the northeast corner Of
the Southwest quarter o: the south west quarter
10 Section nCnDer four, (4,) ia Township and
Range aforesaid. Thence south TO the south
corner OF said last named forty acre tract thence
west 70 Tic place vi beginning. Also the north
half 0t ln-lOt number niuety-seven, (y7.) ex-
cept ten feet off VI south side OF safd north half
Also the west halfot ln-lot number one hum
drcd ald sixteen, (ll6,) IN tho town OF Near.
thur Vinton county ohio.
Taken as the property Of f A. Bratton, TO
satisfy Judgement UfufUresaid Court, in. favor
Of Richard Ashurst Son.
Appraised as follows, to-wit: The first de-
cribed atty ut eighteen hundred dollars. and
lot number ninety-seven at four hundred dol
lars, lot number one hundred and sixteen at
Seven'y-ive dollars, and must bring two-thiIds
oil that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
A.G. d. ii. L. BROWN, ARCH. NORRIS,
Attys. TOR Plfft. Shf. V. Co. o.
April 23th, lS63-5w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
VALLAN dig HA M
WILL SPEAK AT
HAMDEN, VlNTON co.
ON
Wednesday, Nay 27.
WILL SPEAK AT

We regret that those who fi,ed
this meeting did rot nse the usual
caution to notice the times OF oul
Courts 1t comes on the 81 day nt
the Com Pleas for Jackson Co. By
this, We lose . large attendance from
Jackson. We say to our friends and
enemies. il We have any. to turn ont {;
bring your wives, mothers, daugIN
ters and sons come in wa. ons and
bring your provisions along. let Us
have an od fashioned Basket Meet
ing. Wehupe our RrpubI'csn reigh.
bors, who claim they are not Aboh.
tionists, will come and hear Ohio's
defender Ct the Constitution and the
Laws. not the traitor some would
have yon believe; not the man, either
who would accept a dish"norable
peace as some liars asser'. Come and
hear for yourselves; then you can
judge correctly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
War with Englan. ID

There is no possible contingency
in the uf..irs OF this nation, more
likely to occur than war with Eng
land. S75,00Q,O00 has been loaned
to the Confederate States by English
capitalists, and to secure this l"an.
the cotton o! the South is hypotheca
tcd. Nos, il our army advances into
tho interior Of the South, and confis
Gates AMI bnrns this c,ttun, will no:
England Interfere and demand redress
a. tbs instance Of hor capitalists -
They undrubr,dly have assurance Of
protection from their government, or
they would not advance such large
sums OF money This is only one Of
the questions in which We are invul
we'd. The fitting out Of the Alabama
and other similar crafts, has given
If nee to King Abraham. and Queen
Vic, We imagine. will not prevent
her subjects from selling to the high
biddrrs, ih0ugh they should be bel.
ligcrents. The i''lIuwiug will give
an idea Ofthu tone Of the Parliament
OF Great Britain:
THE FEELING IN ENGLAND.
"a Lon ION correspondent of the
New Y"rk Dajiy Times writes as
lnllows: Mr.. Lurd, the builder OF the
Alabama. declared, in the House OF
Commons, that he hal received pro
pusals from the Federal Navy De
partment t. build iron-cads and
rams, completely armed and ,urip.
pul, and "tfIrd to place the CORES
pondeuce in the hands of Lord Pal
merston. lie asked whicI. was the
gruateSt violation OF neutrality, tn sell
ships without guns. nr tn send 10 Nvw
York cargors OF rihed cannonl lie
stated that since the commencement
Of the war there had been shipped
from Liverpool to the northern ports.
more than sixty thousand muskcts.
three hnndred and seventy rifles, nifty
two million percussion caps and ma.
ny cars"eS oi 'har.lware.' Mr. Bright
declared that war steamers, iron clads
an rams were building now TOR the
Confederate government. The local
tiles uftonrtcen 0f them have been
given; bnt The government cannot
Interfere. Every body knows they
are intended to open the Confederate
ports. Everybody knows that the
Confederate loan was raised to bur
chase thei. outfit. The simple truth
Of the matter IS, that with tue active
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

Ig'tss, at The beat, represented bnt one
third of the American people, bat az
Ter Two wears of such stnpendous In
macy and kEavery, that it will be re
garded in all coming time as q stu
pendO"s blutch on A nerican ciViliZa
tion. it probably did not represent
tenth Of tue people. But after
they were rej cted and fairly spit npon
nt tho | . lie, they took vengeance on
the people by passing the bank, con
E Eeription anu habeas corpus suspen
sion bills, Thus placing every life aud
'vcry dollar, and indeed every right
oftwenty millions Of free born Amer
leans. at the absolute mercy u Abra
ham Lincoln. They only asa that he
shall employ these tremendous forces
properly, to crush out eight millions
Uf white rebels and form the Union
As il ought to be- with tour millions
Of negro 'loyaiSts Well, il they
can do this, can strip the people Of
all power and give 1t to Mr., Lincoln
aIier the people have rejected them,
why, Ol course, the President can do
as much for the Legislative branch,
and set up jnst such Congress MS he
pleascs. The latter will surely have
as much right 10 make President
as tOendow one already made with
unlimited power over the people, and
thus the Abolition faction, OF perhaps
one-tenth Of the northern people, may
rule fprever, unless something hap
pens. Indeed, this labor-saving ma
chine is in full blast already. Two
members Of Congress, several from
Tennessee and Missouri ale alread,
made, and the success OF Col. Gil
bert OF Kentucky is All indication that
the entire delegation from that State
wall be loyal men, and thus Mr..
Lincoln may reciproca'e the favor OF
the last by making the next Congress
himself NJ Y. Caucasian.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

worth Of the decreased. The procession hen
moved To The gave whrre the rrmains were
deposited with the hunOrs ol War. Again
we are cal!eu upon 10 mourn over an 1.-The:
victim of his ucrursrd war.
DlED-On Friday. tie 10th inst. at the
General Hospital, St. Lonis JAMES NJ. FER.
RY in tie I9 h yeur OF lis age. Tie was q
member OF Capt. Brant's Co., lliIh Reg. o.
". T..
Thus has another victim Of this war, from
Vinloh County. been called 10 his long
hume. James was one ol tllr kindest heart.
AMI btsI young ln5n OF our county. We
nave known him hom cliidhnoI. aud most
sincerely do we symplthlze with his fdmiy
IN lheir bereavement The remains OF tie
deceased, are expected home in few days. =.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
From tn; Crisis.
What is Liberty without
Freedom Of speech and
Freedom Of Press.

Gov. MEDAEY:-We truly live in
an era nnpruc1 tented in tho history
II nAtions for corruption and iraul
In tracing hi tory from the first hints
Ut creation down To tn, present time,
no evidence can b. found Oh record.
oEa nation btiLg ST. suddenly reduced
from exalted liberty TO mere Seridom
having the tongue tied, the limbs tet
tered the press jeoparlized, and thU't
to slumber dormant in the breast
What is liberty without freedom OF
speech, iree'om OF The press, freedom
Of thonI Iht pnd action, when in accor
dance with wholesome and jud;cious
laws I A mere delusinn, u fabled
song, not known on earth, in heaven
~ hell, hut sought to bu enacted and
put in force in this once glnrious land
oi irccmen.. How long, D how long
will human nature endure I How
long shall this state Of thugs exist
How long ere tine party in power, il
Iot to g. OH in their present course,
nn'il ;h,ir ch cf orator can usr
the langua &c Of the orator of the Lat
eraI Council oI 1914, with only u
slight mo LITIGATION to suit tho party
Winch WAS, "Jln, memo ,eclamal,
nnLiUS Obstitit." There is AN end
or rts'stance t"the Abotiti0n (Papa)
rule and authority (rcIigious oppo.
ser,) there exist 10 mrrc." Some.
thing seem, to say that time will
never crme, iur the lrep cultural tones
and upheaving of an outraged people
will burst, like the fires OF II pent up
volcano, upon the reals Of usurpels.
AMI teach .hen tho laws tl,oy have
got to obey, and sound it in their
ears with 'huuler tones, that they
must not tralnple ON the Constitution
"f our fathers, for it is holy ground
sanciititd and purified with many II
PATRIOTS blood, before they had Is
name, aud must endure until their
namc is kn0HE only on the historians
@sc.
l. me here insert the words Of the
prophetic jeremiah and SEQ how
b, autiinIly they suit the present times:
"ltnn To AMI irO thren.h the city
OF Jerusalem (WaShington Ciry.) and
see now, uni know. aud seek in the
broad places thereof, lfyc can ini II
man, il there he any that exacuteth
Judgment. that seekctl the truth, AMI
| will pardon it. And though III y
(sbolioniots) say, The Lord livclh :;
surely they swear falsely. o, Lord.
are not thine eyes upon the truth I!
tllon hast stricken them, 6ut they
have not greved thon hast ,onsum
ed them, but they have refused to re.
ceive CORRECTION 4; they have made
:llclr face harder than rock; the,
have refused to r1turr. Therefore !
said, surely these are ponr, they are
foolish, fI they know not tho way OF
the Lord, nor the Judgment Of their
God. | will get me u;to the great
"icn (Dcm"crat>) and will speak un
10 them fur they have known the
way % The Lord, and the judgment
of their God but thest have atugeth-
er broken the yoke and burst tho
bUnds.' j. W.
ALLENsvILLE,, o. March 2Sth '62
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
The legislature Of Ohio

Admit Tod and Bliss are Guilty
--'AO save Them from the PEN
iicDtiary Thry repeal - criEni.
mai Law OF the State.
The Republicans OF the Legislature
have committed one OF the u ost in.
famous acts Of rascality that any Leg
islative body could commit. Alter
Gov. Tod and his too's wouid not
dare put Dr.. ODDS on his trial, and
after he had been kidnapped and lay
in a dungeon for months, he is dis.
charged, his neighbors knowing bis
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
Guardians NOlicc.

NOTICE is hereby given that Hiram n.
l ' Deming. Guardi,,rn of William F.
Harmon, has filed his accounts as such
Guardian for inspection and final settle.
ment, and said accounts will be fot hearing
on the 18th day Of May, A. D.. 1863:
JOSEPH KALER,
Apr. 23. '6s.-3-w. Propte Judpe.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

UA Boston paper-good author.
itv OH shch u SUI ject-remarks as
folio IS: In ancient days The precept
was, Know thyselt.' In modern
times it has been supplantcd by tho
lar more fashionable maxim, Know
thy neighbor aud every thing about
him.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
GUARDIANS N,lTICE

NOTlCEis is hereby given Il at Benjamin Dill,
~ Guard ian OF Sarah Ann Ynger, and Rebecca
q. Yager, has fil,d hi- accounts for settlement /
and will be for hearing Oh the 10Th. day of May
1853. JOSEPH KALER,
APR 20, ls63-3v Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
Sg&tial Uotitfs,

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEN.
~ INAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SISrEMS-new aud reliable treatlnent-in
RepoTIsOf the now ARD ASSUCl ArIUN7
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge. Address, DR.. j. SRlLLlI H0UGH-
ron, Howard Association, No 2 South Niulh
Street, Philadelphia, Ia.
March 5.h lSd3,-l-yr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
rhe Confessions aud Experience of q
Nervous InYnlid.

Published for the benefit and as a caution IO
young men, and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Early Decay, and their kindred ai-
ments-suppA ing the means Of Self-curs. BY
one who has himself after being victim OF
misplaced coufdsnce in medical humbug and
quackery. By enclosing u post paid directed
envelope, single cop,es may be Hnd Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bradford, Ki3gs
county, New York.
Feb, April. June, Aug. Oct, Dec.-'C5 lyr.
E4- liEApQUARTGRs COMPANY II, Il. q. G.
Sixth Reglmeut, U, ", Camp ut Beverly, Va.
july ~, 1851.
Dir. o. W. ROBAcK; Cincinnati, ohio:-we
received your long wished for aud welcome Rem
edies few days ago, and hasten 10 return You
unahimous expression in regard to our higu
piniOn of the merits of > NE.
We have used them with great benefit in ouI
Company, and heartily attest to the public opin
ion oflheir great benefits. In our cases, espe-
clally where there have beeu 50 many great
changes n from tile civilian In daily routine, in
business. mt home, to the exposed habits OF nc
live soldiers in strange lGf unnatural country
10 we most appreciate the merits ofsuch leuy.
en-sent values as yours. 70 ull those in our
noHition do we most emphu ,ically rcrOmmead
your Remedies. bUing assured, from experience,
they Wlll be very welcome companion.
Yours very truly,
JOsEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt. Co. L, Sixth Reg't o. v.
Signe.:
James Y. Semple lst Sergeant Company B.
Chas, II Foster, 2d Sergeant.
Chas b Russell, LIT Lieut. Go. 6:h Regt 0.Y,
Thos. S Royse. 2l Lieut.. -, -
f. b, Warren, Sd Sergeant, ~
s. A, Thayer, 4th sergeant,
Samr. D. Srhooley. Commisary,
CarOoral Chas. W.Iaylor;
Corporal Edward Bultmann,
Corporal Carlton @. Cable,
,oRether with SO prlvales-a unanimous expire
sion being given.
For sale ct No. 8 East Fourth street, and
Druggists everywhere.
The special attention Of Suite r. IL solicited 20
this as being tho best article for complaints in,
cident to camp life.
Feb. alt mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

tW- TnE CONS NSrIrUTION An lis.
THE UNION AS II WAS. TIL NEGRO
WHERE HE Is, and the enforcement
OF the Laws against all Officers who
have usurped Authority, ms well as the
People who Commit Breaches Of the
Law.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

T The is no war news interest
this week.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

THURSDAY APRIL %. 1850
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
MoARTHUR, OHIO

u WHITE MEN SHALL RULE AMERICA
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A-,,,snrR or TRxAsoS. OF the hrst
..,s Of the NEXT Congress. IL is thought. will be
the amending Of the present. connsea,ion Jaw
40 a. TO deprive armed Rebels OF their prop
er,y perpetually. The present law ONLY con.
S.catss property during the lite OF the disloy-
=, rsr.an. after which the property goes
ar.in 10 his or her heirs. The wording OF
,hs Consultation. on which the Confscation
Ac, of Congress was based. reads thus:
"Congress shall have power to declare the
punishment OF treason. but no attainder oil
treason shall work corruption OF blood or
forfeiture. except during the lifetime OF the
person attained"
The meaning Of this clause Of the Consti-
tuition, in the concurrent opinion OF many
eminent iurists, has been misconstrued by
Congress and the President. There is gener'
ally a thorough agreement now that the words
..bnt no attainder Of treason shall work cor
ruption Of blood. or forfeiture. except during
the life Of the person attained" refers not to
the length Of time for which such forfeitures
shall he made. but to the time when such
forfei,ures shall he made. That the words
mean that after the guilty party IS dead there
shall be no procedure against him. or ms
nronerty. but that while still living his prop.
er,y may be confscated by the State Tor all
time to come.
The laws OF England, at the time OF the
adoption Of the Federal Constitution, proyy'-
ded that the property of a traitor could be
con6scated eren after has death. and his blood
corrupted but il Is believed that the trainers
of the Constitution meant to modify the laws
of England. and guarantee that no procedure
should be made against man. and no for
feiturc of his property should be made or
corruption of blood wrought, after the death
of the guilty party. By the statutes "a OF
George III, passed some twenty-years alter
the adoption Of the Federal Constitution, the
spirit oil the English law is much modified,
but even now procedure can be commenced
after the death Of the party.
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= One Of our government officials Just Tt
urned from Peru, tells US that among the first
and most frequent inquiries made OF him there
about our public men was, whether he knew or
had ever seen the celebrated American Chemist,
DIR. J. C. Aver OF Lowell. His remedies are
found in every village from the elevated slopes
of the Andes down to the coast, and their re-
markable cures seem to attract even more atten'
ton there than in this country. The sentiment
of wonder at their effect, takes far deeper
hold on half civilized and superstitious peo-
nile than il does with US where the rationale OF
medical problems is so much more generally
understood. No other American has made him.
self so familiarity known to the masses oil the
people in foreign countries or excited IN them
40 lively an interest in himself rs the Doctor
has by his skilful application Of chemical SCI
cnce to the treatment Of disease.
That must be dull man who does not feel
some pride Of country when he finds among
distant nations that he Is already known and
welcome there, through the labors Of our States
men, Merchants and Scholars, whose renown
has become national property, and consequent
ly in some measure his own. Whether DIR. Ayers
remedies do actually cure more than others or
not, they have secured the reputation Of being
God-send to those afflicted with disease, and
where great numbers in any community believe
that they owe their health and lives to one'sskll
they arc sure to feel an interest in him which will
find expression when they meet his countrymen.
National Era, Washingtoa, ID. G.
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MEN WANTED
YoR TIE
INVALID CORPS.

Only those faithful soldiers who, from wounds
the hardships of war, are no longer fit for
etive field duty, will be received In this
CORPS OF HONOR
,.uiivsmc ats will DO for three years, m.
lees sesncP discharges.
Paw and allowances same as for officers and
zen OF the United States Infantry: except that
premiums or bounty for enlistment will be
lowed. This will not invalidste any pensions
bounties which may be due for previous ser.
ices.
The following uniform has been adopted for
Ulcers and men Of the Invalid Corps:
FoR OFFICERS. -Frock Coat Of sky.blue
10th, with dark blue velvet collar and CUTS :
I, all other respects according to the present
attern for officers ofinhntry. Shoulder straps.
according to present regulations, but worked
dark.blue velvet. Pantaloons-of sky-blue
10th. with double stripe OF dark-blue cloth
own the outer seam, each stripe one-halt inch
'ide, with space between Of three.eighths OF nm
PoR ENLISTED MEN -Jacket-0f sky-blue
ersey, with dark-blue trimmings, cut like
10 cavalry jacket, to come well down on the
bdomen. Trowsers-Present regulation, sky
lue. Forage cay-Present regulation.
Men who are still in service and unable to
erform effective field duty, may be transferred
} this corps.
Medical Inspectors, Sergeons in charge Of
hospitals, Military Commanders, and oil others
aying authority to discharge, under existing
,ws and regulations, are forbidden to grant
ischarges to any men under their control who
lay be fit for service in the Invalid Corps
For the convenience OF service, the men will
selected for three grades Of duty. Those
no are most efficient and able-bodied. and capa-
10 of performing guard duty etc.. etc., will be
rmed with muskets, and assigned to companies
fthe First Battalion. Those Of the next de-
rec OF efficiency, including those who have
,st n hand or an arm and the least effective,
,cludng those who have lost foot or leg, to
ie companies of the Second or Third Battalion;
icy win be armed with swords.
The duties will be chiefly to act as provost
yards and garrisons for cities; guards for
Jspitals and other public buildings and as
'erks, orderlies, etc. Ii found necessary they
,ay be assigned to forts, etc.
Acting Assistant Provost Marshals General
re authorized to appoint Officers Of the Regu-
n Service, or of the Invalid Corps, to admins
,r the oath Of enlistment to those men who
I'VE completed fulfilled the prescribed condi.
ons Of admission to the Invalid Corps, viz |:
1. That the applicant Is unfit for service in
10 field.
2. That he Is ct for the duties, or some Of
lem, indicated above.
3. That, II not now in the service, he was
onorably discharged.
4. That he is meritorious and deserving.
For enlistment or further information apply
the Board of Enrolment for the district in
hich the applicants q resident.
OPrIcE.-Corner Main and Water Streets,
YER N. T. Boothby's Clothing Store.
Saco, July 10, 1863. Std
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nR. TOBIAS VENETIAN EMINENT,

DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN EMINENT.
DDied ofcroup-what pretty and interest
inc child saw last week But now, alas il
is no more. Such was the conversation OF two
gentlemen riding down town in the cars. Died
ofcroup how strange when DR.. Tobias Ven-
etian Linment is certain cure, iftaken in time
Now, Mothers we, appeal to you. 1t is not fol
the paltry gain and profit we make, but for tho
sake of your infant child that now lies playig
at your feet. Group is dangerous disease
but use DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment in time
and il is robbed Of its terrors. Always keep II
in the house you may not want 1t tonight, oil
to morrow, no telling whcn-but armed will
this linimeut you are prepared, let it come
when II will. Price only Is cents bottle
Office, s. Cortlandt Street, Ncw-York. Sold
by all Druggists. 3w3l