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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30

Since our last issue we have re.
ceived the first number of the NcAr-
Mur Rsgi@er. The paper makes a
good appearance, and pecuniariIy we
could wish Mr.. J. G. Gibson, the
Editor, more promising field for
his labor. BY severely bleeding, the
Republican Abolitionists and their
Unien Lrayuc o. NJ McAr,hur, the paper
may keep above water until the next
campaign. Since we started the
McAwhw Democrat, in 1853, we
have had opposed to us, under as
many different platforms, and Ne
Party Principles, tho Mc4'th~" lie.
publican, the Macarthur Herald, the
Mineral Region Herald, the Near.
thur JOmnal, and now pops up like
Banqnos ghost, the Register. the
,host OF the late journal. 1t is said
the Register has for it's especial God
fathers, Francis Shades, Judge Plyley,
Hawk, Jones the Federal Assessor,
Collector and p NJ, and a few more
Of the radical Stamp, who are not alb
Iolitiunsts but want the President's
proclamation, freeing 100000 slaves
carried out to the letter, and who in.
dorse Lincoln and the Administra
ton in all it's unconstitutional acts
merely because there is q rebellion
down South. One plank the Reg's
ter gives us is as follows: "We shall
endeavor to hold up the HANDS Of
those who are now in power in ON
National Government" Of course,
lby this we are to understand that the
Register is to support Lincoln and
his minions, in these, the principal
acts os the administration, to wit:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
The Confessions nnd Experience Of =
Nervous Invalid.

Published for the benefit and as a caution "
young men, and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Early Decay, and their kindred all
ments-supplying the means OF s9lf-cuTs. BY
one vho has himself after being victim Of
misplaced confidence in medical humbug and
Quackcry. By enclosing postpaid directed
envelope, single copies may be had Of the author
NATmAEIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bradford, kiags
county, New York.
Feb, April June, Aug Oct, Dec.-'s3 Tyr.
eFg- IiT1TQr4RTlRs Co OnPANT II, q. G. @.
Sixth Rcgmeut, Y, ", Camp at Beverly, Va.
july q, 1851.
DR.. C. W. RonAcK; Cincinnati, Ohio:--We
received your long wished for and welcome Rem
edes few days ago and hasten tn return you
II unanimous expression in regard to our higu
piniUn VI tho merits Of sane.
We have used them with great benefit in our
Company, and heartily attest to the public opiu
ion Of their great benefits. IN our cases, esps-
cially whore there have beeu SO many great
changes n from the civilian in daily routine, in
business, at home, to the exposed habits Of sc-
live soldiers In strange ard unnatural country
TO We most appreciate the merits OF such lleav-
.n-scnt values as yours. To NIL those in ouJ
position do We most emphatically recommend
your Remedies, being assured, from experiences,
Iisy wall be very welcome companion.
Yours very truly,
,JosEPH A. ANDRRws,
Capt. Co. B, Sixth Rcg't' o. v
Signe1:
james Y Somp'e Isl Sergosnt Compuny q.
ChaS, II Foster, 2d Sergeant.
Chas. b Russell, lst Lieut. Co. 6.h Reg't o.Vi
Thos. s Royse. 2l Lieut.. ~ -
i. B Warren, 81 Sergeant, ~ ~
s. A, rhayer, 4th sergeant,
Snml. d. Sehool,y. Comnisary,
Caruoral Chas. ". taylor;
Corporal Edward BultmRnn,
Corporal Carlton g. Gable,
.ogethcr with SO priyates-a unanimous OTp
sion being given.
For sale TT No. o East Fourth street, sod
Druggists everywhere.
The special attention Of Suite rsis solicited 20
this as being the best article FOR complaints In
cidcnt to camp life.
Feb. alt mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
1. The arrest of citizens withou,

W ~ NH''
9. The confinement of citizens in
B ,siilcs ard Dungeons without ex.
animation.
3. The punishment Of citizens
without trial aud conviction.
4. The deprivation OF the property
of citizens without process oflaw.
5. The suppression Of Newspa'
.pers. -.....
6 Denying TO the citizeus the
privilege Of the mails,
Z. Prohibiting and furnishing the
freedom of speech.
s. The raising of armies and the
declaring Of war.
8, procaiming of Martial law all
over the country.
10. The adding of $4,000 men to
the regular Army without authority
! of law.
II. Suspension ofthe writ Of In.
JeaS C0lpVI.
y. The proclaiming of 100000
slaves tree from thair mnstpls, in vic
'a,ion Of tile oath administered by the
Chief Justice of the U. s., in the
presence OF God and the American
citizens present.
13. The abolisIing of slavery in
tho District OF Columbia, ind taxing
the people to pay for the slaves.
II. Taxing the people to buy
feed, cloibc, protect and educate til,
slaves OF Union men in the Bordel
States.
Is The malicious, willrul and
corrupt dismomberment Of the State
ofVirginia.
1G. The abrogation ofState rights
II. The suspension of the Con
stitution and Laws.
AS the Register wishes TO dcG'
fairly with the people Of VlntUn, ant
discuss fairly the questions a! is5uc
We hope it will anawet the above and
point out in the Constitution where
Mr.. Lincoln,gets power 10 90 the acts
above stated. Mr.. Gibson says h(
will avold personalities, but in the
preceding breatl: says he twill de
nounce the Peace Party, Traitors,
SecessioniSts, Sympathizcrs, &c.
These AboltOnists all over the coun
try are calling Democrats by these
names We suppose Gibson wishes
to be understood ir the same light
These epithet5 arc not personal. Oh,
no! 1t is not personal to call, in the
first number, about two thirds Of the
citiz3na of your own County, Trait
ors, &C., not Democrats alone, but
Conservative men Of your own party
who have, and will act with us in
preference to voting and sleeping
with Samb0.
The EIitor has one very important
plank in his platform, to wit: 1t is
the paramount duty to lay aside Par
ty names, and party dillcrenccs."--
This is evidently bid for any Demo.
crat that is in market, who wants any
office the Republicans can give him
next fall, in consideration OF going
over; but we would suggest to all
who think Of going from US, to read
that chapter in the New Testament
which gives all account of a certain
parsonage, promising, from a hill top,
all the Kingdoms Of the Earth, if a
a certain advocate Of Peace and good
will to all men should fall down and
worship him. lfthere are any Dem.
Ocrats who think Of denying the Con
stitutiun, we hope they will read il
carefully and prayerfully. AS We
hope to have many pleasing editorial
talks with Bro. Gibson we close fol
The present.
i BEs.r Et r1,rInN Io1.n rrnn tho EnnI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
IN PRESS
A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK.
THE FOUR ACTS OF DESPOTISM.
By D. "A. MAHONY, 0F IOWA,
Author of "The Prisoner of STATE"

This work will contain full and official coaiea
ofthe Four Great Acts of Despotism by which
the constitutional government Of Washin gton
was subverted, and the irresponsible Lincoln
dynasty installed in its place.
l. THE TAX BILL, by which all the property
and resources of the people arc mortgagcd to
the present administration.
Q. THE CONSCRlPTlUN BILL, by which all
the bodies of poor men not worth $500 are
placed in the hands Of the Administration.
g. TIE FINANCE BILL, which DESTROYS Stats
Banks and places the entire currency of the
country in the hands of the Secretary Of tha
Treasury.
4. THE INDEMNITY ACT, fitting climax !
which pre,umes to indemnify the Presidents
for all tho wrongs he has committed in the
past or may commit in the future.
These will each bo preceded By CAREFUL an
alysis by Mr.. Mahony, and their unjust oppres
sive, unconstitutional and odious features point
cd out. As book for references it will be in
valuable to the farmer, the mechanic, the poll
tician the laborer-in fact, to every person, for
these mon-trous acts reach from the loftiest man
sion to the humblest cabin in the land.
These fur acts are not published TOGETHER
in any other form. They will make large oc
tavo pamphlet of nearly 200 hundred pages, in
good sized type, and will be sold at the low
price of FIFTY CEsrs in paper, and SEVENTY
EVE CgNTs in muslin binding
Send on the orders at ence. All orders will
no filed according 10 the date of reception,-
First come, first served, The cash must accom-
pany all orders.
VAN ruDTyz IrnDnN
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30

ResolUsd. That we, the members OF said
Company, deeply regret the loss Of our com.
panion in arms, realizing that in him we
have lost kind flend, his parents noble
son, and our Common Country b:avS sol.
der.
Resolutd. That we earnestly sympathizs
with the plren's and friends ofdeceased, as
suing hem that his life was offered up Ia
the sacred cause Of human Liberty and free
Cove mment, aLo believing that He. whose
watchlul eye ia over all his works, will not
disregard the fall of one Of his faithful child
rcn.
Resolred. That these resolutions be publish.
ed ia the McArihpr Democrat and MeigS
Co. Telegraph, aud a copy sent 10 his par.
entS.
J. S. HATFIELD,
n II, Curry, Committee
JAS. K. JONES.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
G08llGGllgN1&.


DIED.-On the 26;h inst Of Consump-
tion at McArthur, Ohio. Mrs. LAURA A.
Consort Of the late ]. w. McBETH deceas-
ed. i'll the Thirty year OF her age.
Mrs, McBETH was lady who was esteem
ed by all who knew her. by her death two
fine little boys are left orphans. on the cold
charities, of this world. They have the
Of our citizens, we would hope to
their material advantage,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30

Best ELECTION JOKE. was the fact
that the negro who ran against Lin
colnite, in Hartford Tp., Lickin coun.
ty, was elected. The White Lincoln.
te is contesting the election. AS
they are both citizens according to the
proclamation, we can rot see the
point in the case.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
For the Democrat.
CAMP CRIPPLE CREEK, TENNESSEE,
April 2O.h 1863.

hpih %O-u loop'
WHEREAS, our friend and fellow Soldier,
WILLIAM A. LEDLTE of Co. b. Goth Reg't
Owl, has this day departed this life, hav :
ing been for the last eight months member
of said Company. and having by his fai thul
performance OF duty whether in Camp or on
the fislG, under fire Of the enemy as well as
by his patient endurance of hardsiips and
sufferings, proved himself an honest, brave
ard Patriotic soldier, therefore
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
Running FROM THE DRAFT To COME

RUNNING FROM THE DRAFT TO COME
--Eugra'ion TO tire Canalas still,
continues. II is ,6tmated that / 500
ti4hic'o the draft have lett the United
States wi,hia luur weeks. A letter
irorn young man who went from
the vicinity 0! Concord, and written
Al o'aDs;ead says: Thirty skedad
f.ers day pass through here. The
notes and the streets are crowded
with men from the States. came by
All Indirect route, yet had twenty.
lpur companions. There is a bitter
feeling against us in the French set
tlemclk, and riots may be expected
His closing lines, Don't worry about
mo, father /; Am safe :" remind one
of"Sam Well'r'a sympathizing re-
marks to "Oid !loIlyhock." as record
cd in the Pickwick papers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
VAN EvRIE, HORTON . CO.,
No. l62 Nassau Street, New Ynrk
COOKING STOVES

COOKING STOVES FOR SALE
Ia. We have first rate new Coal Cook.
Cd ing Stove. Also Premium Wood
UAGCooking Stovo for SALE. Call at this Office
and see them, ii you want stove at Tho
lowest cash figures,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30
Slch advertisements.
JUST PUBLISHED,
NRLLAMllnhAMIS REnA2n.

THIS Work contains the principal Speeches Of
L Hon. z. l., VALLANDlGHAM, on
Abolition, the Union, and the Civil War
with part of other Speeches. Le tiers, Votes, etc.
1t is handsomely printed ON good paper, 243
pages large SyO, and has a very finely executed
steel engraved likeness Of Mr.. VALLANDlG-
HAM.
Price paper covers, 60 cts. Cloth 81 90; do
llvered by mail or express, prepaid, on rec,ip.
Of price.
Wholesale-Papor Covers, $500 per dozen.
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shers.
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the above and this notice and sends MARKED
copy Of his paper to the publishers
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DGMoCKAI ohleo, APP. 3o:h-G3-4w.
TTNION FLOW Err SEEDS.-Desirng to Give
u my choice Seeis circulation. will send
50 varieties, including paper Of White Grape
Currant Seeds, postage puid for one 81; or %
VARIETIES FOR 30 GENTS, (wholesale pricea.)
Will sei d those adapted to the climate, with
splendid novelties. Flower seeds are nice for
presents. The so varieties to he wi CO or
widows ofloyal soldiers for 50 cents.
'Mr Ncedham'is the most reliable and scicn-
tlic seedman we know of"-LAKE SHORE ME-
RoR.
Try mo, G. j. NEEDHAM
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!ass- Editors inserting this advertisement will
receive the full collection Apr. 3O-4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-30

o. Weak agents sometimes work
great results; a hen may scratch up
diamond,
, 1863-07-20

~ D1eAEEatEE. o. ss4m.(
t9:s 81: ss. ss
'}srs aarna and repoIta q zas into sesioa q ths
s. sas = g
districts ~ hereinafter deslznated. Tor which p1opo-
e. msss & WI a'' %
rfor re wEo1e STATS. lie snn inuss oe neaied.
s &c &
Which Lotsce VII be given IN conveyances Of char
Sssthss &C. I'D et Is @ seoa a. 81 prseteabs %
sSanS
"a s ass o. qa n.
retura ct 1eeeps showing &c delyety q SAD laNs
Ss,ss s,ysa e tss sassss. e,aass ; "a
9 asys Sc@ e = sa e. e
tsessxhi51 s sptii tseir g Contract
~ fS nd %
ga:tssss :: sstasssy ~ -. ~ @
the OF such pe1sens ~ may desse 10 w11oe
'@- '''''' DI5TR1cTa
District e dCapPesed qf The sopass q A1e1ss-
Ssz; i5s f55Sss e Ssi;
Cii1to5, Ia:oa. ciay. K;ehsna. LsV:snes Gsa.s5Td.
JaspeE; Eiragha1n fsgeste. Bond. Aadsson* Jessay
p:tsies 10 s-EaEa. co!es te Meas1ts, sa4A,sE
ssss ssSSso1ss sayiss BfeSs sasSS; aSss
ss NSEa sSt
cnmbeii land. Cfark, Douglas and Ford
VII. GIanay. Kassakss KenaAi LSs1as rqtesa.
Ssdie: is:as sx e.
9eeSeo 9Ss aio. pooro kans MMsarsEaTy LASa
, 1863-07-20

Ct II Michigan Canal Co.. .secretsU Ct tbs
Commercis1 College. :. Commercial Advocate aud
T Journal Reeds Exchange Hk..--P i B.
To the Agent Of the New England Sewing NJ:
chine. Steamer Suuheem.. F G T.. Agent OF
Eransviie and cra sfordsvills r CO. P B..
PV....To Any pyrotechuic OF Dealer In Red
fre. Dealer In Foreign Postage. Stamps.
Adj General. Agent Commercial Dipafch, 80.
snpt Orphan Asylum. s II II 4 Co Edgar >.
Corresponding Sec Sanitary Aid Society.
Persons wishins. drop letters advertised must
afftx three ceut stamp.
OHce open from iat OF April to LIST of No
vemher, from q. N. till s p. H. From November
1T TIL April LIST, from a. m. till p, m and on
Sundays from $50 a. N. till 10:15 a. m.
4111 ]. i. SCRIPTS. F. Il.
, 1863-07-20

TR. HlLLIARD-Long and ta-
&. f. Eandolph street Chicago. stairs for the curo
Ct 81 'scaees ale fcaale sreet1, attention given
to ri. -;aaties Ct Long s:aadtng hsye cured soae
Ct nc worst ca.es Of blood diseases ever Raown In
K.sis curt1y. Fxteuts 1t q distance csn con1uit MT
rS Ir::rr With every caEndeuce, Advice gratis. En-
E!oee to fecusea ready answer tonteTrosatlona
r1u' Golcec Lunas Pills. p.1co one dollar per boz.
II &C 1c apy distance three threeceut 6amps s1e
<n,1h II prepay postage Otnce hoats ftom8 f. ~. tn
SuP i: r. o. BOX t;sH Ct.1cagc. III jyt2-hea922w
, 1863-07-20

II DSON'S U RIV ALED
l. Tooth PAsTR ts more efficient IN cleansing
and try1uE the secn b-a'tnE titeascd EnEs and
aabe ite taSe kua effect upon tic mouth pleasant
1rG a9EeeAhle All wuo have uecd this Paste pro-
nuts
, 1863-07-20

Make sure Of HRAErn ''Dnt how. ."yoo ask
We ar Hxcr. Its IN easy task
Strengthen the Sr5NAdu and sustain
The ER9yEs. the sesynats OF the hratu
The LrvxR keep In active play.
And REGULATE. from day to day.
Each organ aid, Oh Natures plaa.
1Eaee aud refresh the 1ysxE NAN,
And Ike watch, that's kept in chime
BY constant care With railroad time,
Tia system's tone aud strength rcasw.
And thereby cheer tbs aF1Rrrs. too.
How you inquire. "can tails be doue.
Thls Victory o'ez Diseases ba wou?"
"IIosTRTTER's Brit TsRs," We reply,
Is HKAITM's 8uPHRAK PHogkor1pN-rRy!
AZ a means OF regannrst;ng the diso7dezed aud en-.
feebled system regulating eyery junction Of ths inter
slorgans. rovy1ng the depressed sps,ts iavtgoaog
the Constitution aud p1nsonEing ufa, no medicinal
preparation either Of ths past Or the present rfme aaa
been 10 ccu pletely and universally sueceaefl -
, 1863-07-20

PROPOSALS FOR BRICK

PROPOSALS FOR BRICK
l. SEWERS,
o't1'z OF THE e%a1a@ eSsss g. }ss }Fs11c g: s5 Sss
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be ,eeetved At this oNce
ess s5 III a6ns E !, Sn!s Is
work md in:nhhigg 81 the materials iexea2ag bsica
Sssssa Ar 5ssleS!s* ssssa ef'ss ss.s:. IS r
Se1G an e. j a. 81 oes y s Bss2
SEWERS TO BE CONSTRUCTED.
soUTHp1rys1oa.
o9 Iadtana aye3! ntor Rlugold avenue to oppoa.ts
o. iadtans s!s5ae. 1som Norta stsoat to opposite
C sssse 2 MsE'd avenue to Opposite
;!ssSs H., Nolsa sset to oppos,ss
or Nlekleaa svsnqe. fom R,ngola avenue south
@ ssad avsnus to
o9 kaSssh vsaas no Old street to North street.
On State street from Rngod g7enua to Cross stsees.
On Twelfth street ron South Branch ct Chicago Ry-
=, er t. IIas;ed a stleet: tset M Mdsmatec .-,.---.
IL saI = ssets no" 70 hue8sF xees
on ksuben rners rom Fulton street to Lake strees.
ToEyH DIVISION.
op atkes teet. from Erie street to Dlg.ssoa.5 faet
o. division stsett. om Wells streetto Market street
On csieage avenue. from In sa11s street to Market
On Chicago arenne, from Market strest to Eo1th
BRANCH Of Chicago River. ~ feet diameter.
ss e as as S1
Board reserves the right to reject any Of ali bids and
to accept anY ono BID Ei:6 she eondtao1sof
claim to hold the bidder lot the sewers ofa dgtaou t
hls bid apie awarding - another party the severn Of
the witadIAw lsuch ssrtet AeWeEs on his for the
iane for their sid or sny one division. ia soSrd
should ecida . award 10 such thu sewers Of oae Or
tT6, but not OF the three divisions.
The h.ca tEpht be sea.eu. ard accompanied With q
bind It tEe pena! a1.onntof t-0 thtanka tor which
be had at this of1ce> guAra.teei the execution
OF cInt1act IN aecortanre With tho bid Ia csa the
b:a accepted Fosrs OF proposals can be had at this
ONCE.
Ptcrosols will be directed to the Board Of Public
JGGI1pELE,
FkEp. LErA,
O, j. Rt}aE-
Commissioners ct tha Board o{ Public Wosks-
II Il hsS1.1eE
, 1863-07-20
E1OSTETTER'
CELEBRATED DSTQMArH BTTTEBS,

Against the vapors toul pserare.
That fever ta1nt the heavy atr.
Drink not unuixed tbs water found
In nrrslr1es, woods, or narshy ground,
Hse9ecta.y toll yor ply.
NATURE Yor xusr Ass1sr-o8 D1E-
For when debarred from exercise.
FOR AErH1c1L Ato she cries.
Mealclne'e grand purpose and intent
IL threatened evil to PRKrxNr;
And II you'd be relieved ot spared
From Ills that crush the uHFHkPARzD.
Ecztette1's Bltte-s use-for uasa
Ttu.Y are the susest .lNrtpoTE.
To set at defiance the ntasa Of unhealthy sols the
roh.L Of I'M wholesome water. the efuvta Of crowded
work rooms and tactoties md the baneEl saauenceos
ecdeatsrs emplo3ments it ia only reeessa77 to BE- ro
arn1d With
, 1863-07-20
N Q tt G E:

Commissioners Ct tha Board 81 Public Wosss
II Il hssS1.1et
, 1863-07-20
DLINDNESS AND
DEAFNESS.

Operative Surgeon fer Hilniness. Deaf.cas and all
ai-eaaes OF tie Fl G and Ear.
Office u; Randolph ttrees, near the Sherman House,
Chicago, III.
Artificial Eyes and Ear Drums Inserted jE11h9t{ avis
, 1863-07-20
Irwin Bridget mics

IL ~ u IA 4A&tk m4EG
Iaekeon Eliza C miss
J.ns.in.e Fau11te 1niss
Johns Adeline
Jottan Catherine mis-:
Joh1son Mari mrs
, 1863-07-20

with close connections from Western C!tesJ
Al CONNECTING direct to Hsw fork. TaE0GGa PEEL
ADE1tF1IA and cloge connections at Harrisburg foE
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Fron Pittsburgh 70 New York, ons traiu runa datty
In ~ ALL nf1 ---t N@-
, 1863-07-20

Lafayette Hs.nriett0 mi.
I.acy Tercsa mrH
Lacy Eakc
l.a1s;.oou j r mrs
Largely Ellen mrs
Lake Clara mics
Lowering Ea,tie mics
, 1863-07-20
1868. THE 1863-
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL r 4
R2E Miles Double Track.

-.--- --[-- 49,
prurevuaN1a crrTparp .
11E NfRlaa noubla Track
A >~ ----
ot1es g stea nass ~ss9 ,pe h oe tee G9yek
taE pYnc tae inaasgefs u s1is pepelaf ronts aave
added many lmprotements 4urtc1 tAe year lsG2 and
Fa Y S Snss9aE " III Pe tns ouea Ra.1a ~ fssptet$
EaeE i ttoae baliasted ard entirely Tea ooa ~
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
with cIose connections from Western Cities,
A. a,,sss ce:t Gs aEogeR F
tRfS3TiNfSPE ANn WSaE1rn4nH n 1os
From PtttsbuSga to New Tork ona tsaia M raus daily
anne il advance 81 iii Other Ioases. N ~ >' - M
sEVEF DAILY TRAINS FROM
$780,.
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
1e good Oh sny q t5s sound uaes pa,s to Il. poins
- lo~ ae any son.e. r,.r-.,
slfepls Ga!a o. ngut tra1na 10 Philadelphia. NeN
x3Jh ana asstL49ss- q aa4.s1 -thro,~, .,...,ae,.
6*SXaRo eoeckee 1n1'o4a AHo ua1H1eE1eo Eea.
FIR GHTS
ryn. Eonte rretsha o. .u description, esu oe TO-.
EA;3td e a1t ffom fhiladelRh4A. New lotk Best3n
o[ natlnoae1 70 SAG 1oEs SIX poht 9a tcs Ralfoads
o. o. % nf1s1sHy ~ 1nunaS m H,1ols "lScoestn IOWA.
O! ~ Fl eeF .,.,. =.
tSe5 esS
;Seky Tenpss:se rR9esr:a1d inois &lsSalppi
, 1863-07-20

wilson Carrie E miss Woodruff J F mrs
Wol1ngcr Fame mics Wolhneer Sarah mrs
Hoodrnan Clark mrs WnodhnIl mrs
Weodw ard C 4 mrs Wood CS mrs
Wood Emma u1iss Woods j G mrs
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Young Baron 3 mrs Young Laura E mrs
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t}seanG} Vhoee nnf1vaf1ed success IN the treat
scer7 cfcaroae Metcuri.l* Blood and other dseases.
TnkT REQUIRE SKIILFUL TREATMENT,
s3as Permanently located himself st 81 Randolph.
re.tes chicago. Or. Jamea1s recommended BY the ND
dca faculty and the almost entire press Of the sou
H.. u,aa.s Of nL{nrtun2tes bleas Dr.. JANES who,
E1t IA ht:o. you'd b. living 4 miserable exist
sc; The enstaa1s reputation Dr. James enjoys xroc
tc tie GcM i tho result Of yeara of study
4 ..:,-crvat1oo.
D james no hfercn.y. Iodide, Fotsss3 Afreaie
or nratilA. IN the treatment OF blood dlscaseA
lut re-t-allzef, witch Il posatTe cuIe-
Q.sx1se Veakn1ss curot by new eud tafalubN
It OF, saving both time aud expense,
pe aud rsrlors at 81 ltAndoaph street. top ssAazsa
E>dr+ hygrp iron A II. until 2 Il.
CONSULTATIONS IHv1GLAnLR.
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HEtrtIl 81 ofdta.

Tx 1GHIY IMPORTANT IO
L&D1ret-Al difficulties aud Monthly aneeo.
laffe ct Ladies' from whatever csuse, I'LL! 1ea+"'o.
b, new eya.am al treatment nj oDce rRtness and
crniueLts succeerf,ll. DR. 7. AAGAesNle+
Post <-icc nos 81 1s6 Like street. Chicago. Ill.
, 1863-07-20

Parker Eecta mrs
Parker A 3 ulre
Parks Maria miss
Patterson MaV mrs
Pattnor CA mrs
J,aitlnni Eliza mrH
1'aaDe G usrs
Pieseoa Agnes mrs
Pills Bridget
pease Ruth 3 rnfse
Perry Sarah mrs
ptye1il Rn.ic K
Peterson Emma MICS
i'itney Lnt3 Z 1s.isa
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The bo6y. and depeesa the mind:
Agues. tustss they go md come.
Make Life 3 constant uartyrdom:
Coles and d5aentestc pairs. ...-..
Meath which tho strong mans Fisor |area:
Bilious complaints. those tedious tas.
Neer conquered Set BY drast1c p1ds:
DTesd dlsrthea. that cannos DO
Cured by destructive mefca1y'
SLOW. CONSTITUTIONAL decay
a.u lua. o."ss ssastss,tnr %a.n+s, I.a.t,
ns.,l1a ~ msdnesa or tao tomb.
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