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GENERAL SHERMAN.
A New Campaign Entered Upon.

War Department. Washington, Dee ?sth- 1880
P.M-To Major -Genl John A. Dir, Ne1 York;
The following extracts from theeRlehmond papers
of to-day have been received by the Department
.srhe latest official advices from Georgia indi-
cate that Sherman has already followed up the
occupation Of sayannAh, by sending a force Of
cavalry, artillery aud infantry upon an eIpedi .
t,on, whose destination can only be guessed At
from the direction in which 1t has moved These
troops arc reported to have gone towards the Al
s.maha River and we shall no doubt next hear
that they have crossed that stream. and are NOV
ing 70 southw estern Georgia in quest of The pri'
sonsss Of war who were supposed 70 be at Ander
sonville.
'Sherman's programme for his grand compaigr
northward seems TO be no secret He will start iro'r
Port Royal aud move straight for B'anehyile
yhe point Of junction between the Georgian sn'
Carohuian railroads. He then proposes 70 ioiloV
she main Lines OF railroad towards Vudnia' steal
ine aud numbering as much as he can By the way
All very fine, but II sherman proposes Lee dif
disposes." .,u
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survivors, porshed from cold and fatigue on the
morning OF the l2lh, and WIS washed away
from them soon aitor they observed he wss dead.
Tho survivors, after tie vessel rthted, gained
the monkey poop, a small space oil, about four by
ten feet, and raised above the main deck about two
feet upon which formerly stood ,he wheel here
they lsshed themselves to the rudder post but the
sea, which was constantly breaking over them for
six days and nights, would occasionally carry one
Of them Gditf, and With tho assistance OF his iel-
low-sutfcrers would regain his position. For tie
six days they were on the wreck they were with
out food, eKcepI a few pieces VI biscuit which
toated noar them. Fresh wnter they hal not
drop Ot and were without clothing, except the wet
pieces Of canvas which the man JON managed
=, great risk 10 cut from tie m.zzeu-masL where II
hung the hrHt day,
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The city of Wilmington. which, with its ap-
Iroaci -, is shown upon the above map, Ia ocsted
near the Southeastern boundary Of the State
OF North Csrulns, near . point the Atlantic
known 10 and dreaded by nay yators IS Cape Fear
This cape, which iuts out Rt the extremity Of
Smiths Island, lies to the windward Of q passage
into Cape Fear river, TO enter which our vessels
viii le required to pass series Of rebel batteries
located At Raid Head. From thence II is two miles
" FORT CAswELL, q fortress Of pentagona form,
built by the United States and mounting ffty or
more heavy pieces Of artillery, which completely
command the passage over tho bar About q mile
above Caswell is Fort johnson, where half dozen
long range guns are erected upon one Of the nu-
meruuB ISLANDS nj tue mouth OF tie riyer. Opposite
this tort, Al smthyile, several two gun batteries
are planted. Along the main shoro and upon the
different islands, other batteries command tue
channel for = distance OF four hve miles Here
tho New Inlet, eastern entrance 10 Cape Fear
river, Ia protected by Fort F!sher, an eNrthwork
described by the re- els one Of tho largest
aud most formidable Of the kind erected upon
the AtlAnhC coast. Since the began, tho
rebels have beon engaged in building and strength
ening IT, Forty Of tie best r. gsh rlfcd cannon
arc placed in positions comm AndIng the entrance
from tho ocean, and also the approaches from the
channel below. Sand battetlee, mound like In
form, rse up to the eastward Of Fort Fisher upon
which the rebels have placed some superior guns
and at Federal Point batteries are erected for tho
purpose Of disputng the entrance OF our vossels
through New Inlet. Aner passing all these fortih-
cations our vessels, Ia proceeding up Cape Fear
River, will encounter batteries erected on either
side. The river here, for distance u eight ten
miles, ls nearly four miles wide, narrowing TO hall
n mile in width at Pleasant Oak, where, on q sand
island, battery of short range guns protects the
cbsnDcl, which is otherwise ob4tructei by torpe-
does. 1t is believed that from this point onwards
batteries actually line each side Of the river, Ia adj
dtiou ~ which the usual otatTuctiOns have leon
placed In the wster General Bragg IA ~ confident
| Of tho strength u his position that when our im-
mense fleet appeared OF the coast, the 2lst inbt
he telegraphed ~ JET Davis; "we arc able 70
! hold Wilm ington,"
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GENERAL THOMAS.
Hoods Advance nj tIoreucc-His Army
crossing the Tennessee River.

Columbia, Tenn, Dee. 2s-9 A. h--iro,- -
capped prisoners who have just arrived from Flor
ence. learn that the siyance Of uood's army
reached Florence on the evening Of the LIST, and
during the whole Of mex, day his infantry Was
crossing the rver. From Duck River, Hood re-
,rep,ed rapidly 70 the Tennessee, his main army
not once making stand. Our csvnlry crossed
Duck River in time to have an occasional brush
With Forres,'s force, who covered the euemy's re
treat. NJ fighting Of any consequence, however
has occurred since the affair at Spring Hill. RI
safe TO say that Tennessee Is now free FROM re0es
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rroA sorTnwrsTKGs yIRGislA.

Ricnnoud paper Of to-dsy'
FEoA souTHwEsTKgS ylRGisIA.
.Ths Lyuchburg vIsGHIAS.hss the following sd-
diuonal particulars Ia relation TO the capture uf
the salt works announced officially yesterday. We
had leen led ~ hope that these important works
were safe but the source from which the report OF
their capture comes loaves room ~ doubt Its
correctness They were occupied by the enemy on
Tuesday, the 2Oth, and held by thou, Ia stated.
until Thursday, when tie Yankees Refreshed to-
wards Bristol. We learn that the place was held
by about 200 men, under Col Preston, the most Of
whom escaped capture. The works wc reported
TO he but little damaged, and, VIC understood nom
persons who have visited them since the occupa-
ton Of the enemy, that they can be put In work
in, order again hy Is; u February. large quan-
uty Of salt already gotten out was destroyed, aud
all ue buildings at the place were burned scvci al
pieces Of artillery also captured by them, but
they 20. but little else Of any Kind. Gen. Brockin.
ridge was at last accounts, at saltvlle, preparing
| TO follow the enemy on his retreat brigade con
| tinued diminishing with their rear guard. NJ
further o. ghtng has taken place than that already
reported. gentleman who passed over the roac
from Bristol to Glade Springs, af,or the enemy Ad
I vanced. says the bridges between these places Ar
| all burned. but the track is uninjurcd."
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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From the Old 10 the New.

The following sensible article appeared in the
Savannah REPUBLICAN, on the 21st Of December,
Shs daieiof its occupation by General sherman
TO rHn CITIZENS OF SAvASSAH.
Rv ,as fa>tuns a S.- - b-t-S 49, eS"-'
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Ar inmate of the poorhouSe IN Winchester, c.,
died last week, and .ocal paper pul lshed the
following obituary notice Of him i-"Exchanged
his poverty for eternal riches, and his rags for a
crown which fadeth not away at the Winchester
poorhouse, November 8, 1854, James g. Smith,
aged sixty seven. The pall-bearers were few on
| this nde, and not 30 many, perhaps as they that
| waited on the 'shnipg shore and went up with
| ths old man 70 his Tsthsr's housa,'"
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Southwestern Virginia,

Var DepIrtmsnt, Washington Dee Ma
Rlcnnond paper Of to-day:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30
wiz OF J0hn Butler,

1t is al unpleasant thing to speak
mnkindIy; even il tlue, of the dead;
but the announcement Of the death Of
John Butler, brother Of the General,
commonly called the "6cast," "reminds
us OF his proceedings in New Orleans,
ny which be and his brother became
Suddenly possessed of colossal for
tunes. In his case the saying OF Marx
Anthony is illuetrated-"the evil that
men do lives after them, and But
l4r has lett on record evidence of bis
and his brothers iniainy in New Or
leans. The telegraph announces that
lis will shows him to have been
worth two millions OF dollars, tho hall
Of which he bequealhod to his broth,
er, the General. Two years ago
neither OF these men was noted for his
possessions, now they divide bctweel.
them millions. But soft, let US moi
Judge; he is gore TO give an account
of how he accumulated his fortune.
Restitution is now out Of his power.
and he has left behind him a partner
in quiet, to riot in their i'll gotten
grains. In the language OF Mr.. Bav-
eriy, tho surviving Butler NAV well
excIaim, "Oh that the gr, ve could
bury memory as well as body
[ jHsbuyg POst.1
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30
PEO. TUCKER.

We had the pleasure last evening
oi Witnessing the performance Of Pro
iossor Tucker in the Court Uousc,
and must IN candcr say, that we hay,
never witnessed a sinriIarp performance
with greater pleasure. Owing to the
crowd Of miserable pretcnders who
have hIodeG the country. For the
past lew yCGrs "A prejudice has sprung
up against the class of performers OF
which Pro. Tucker is an able repre-
tentative, and consequently true mlr
it often sutt-ra for the imposition;
practiced upon tho public by those
having no claims to talent or ability.
Tho exhibitions Of Pro. Tucker are
truly wonderful and interesting, in
'roducing icals which are original
with hiulsoIr, and wniic he manages
TO keep his audience in continl ed
roar o. laughter, he ;ntrJdugc5 moth
Ing cdIcua,ed to shock the irciiug4 Of
any one, he performs atainto might
For tn" Ia,' time in this place We AL.
vtse all u 90 and eee the woplpr5 -
Fro. Fnckar p1rlMms in Zl'aski Fri
cay Evening, oUiy Pad.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30
2 kX!'zZzZZZIZlZ1 I Il ]
l. | i E q Il d L A T ii !
SOLDIERS
Don't 60 Back 80 the war.

Many have died from Danhnl and D,s-
entery in your regiment; now take watn-
ing and DO not return without suopIymg
your knapSackS win bottle OF DR.. Srirk.
land 3 An'i-Cholera Mxture--remer6her
how many were saved last YEAR by taxing
1t after laiOg discharged and sent from the
hoSpII2i5 eS inCdrab!c. One dose will i'm.
medistely relieve the most severe case of
Diar.hoGa or Dysentery. 1t is acknOwl-
rdg"d q cure Chronic Diarhr. and Dys.
entery, Now don't neglect il, for on your
return change Of diet and wate:, etc.
VIII most certainly bring on Diarrhnl, an,
a oO cen, bottle of DR.. Strcklands duti.
Cholera MiXtme will cure you and several
olhert 1t will keep good in sny climate.
10 not fail TO tell your comrades TO put
b0ttle Of it in their knopsacks.
Sold by Druggists andsprepared only by
Or. A. Strickland, 6 East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, O.
March "a, '64. l-y.
Soldiers-we think DR.. Strickland is
quite tight in advising you in his advertise
ment IN out columns of to.day's paper to
take botJe Of his highly recommended An
ti-cho'eta cliXtOre in yout knapsoCks, il
may save the lives Of MANY OF out best sol
diers. MotberI, see that you so0s do not
neslebt il. You can get Ell the Drug stores
at 5O GEMS neT bottle. 1t is the best reme
dy far DlarrhGa and Dysentery.
Mar "a 90 l.y.
De. STRlCKLAND's Remedies for
sale by
S. N. Dodge, Macarthur.
Wm. Burtonshaw, Hamden.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30

The Best OF FEMALE REMEDIES
The best OF remedies for the ills to
which females are subject, through
the Irregularities OF their system, is
the Cherokee Pill. Removing all
distractions, banishing pain, check
ing overflow, they keep the sys;om
regular as a chronometer, and expel-
ling irregularity, they expel with it
the numerous ills that spring from it
headache, giddiness, pains, etc.
Read the advertisement.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30

CHEROKEE CURE.-The "Chcrokee
Cure" is the one of the celebrated
Cherokee Medicines" prepared to
onunteract the Ills that attend upon
Seminal Weakness, by substituting
strength and virile power for lassitud,
and misunderstanding natural
health and yigor for impotency, q
clear eye for dimmed vision, an ac-
tive brain for dreaming inediciescy.
removing the pains that seem to sever
the back, and undoing what is too o!
ten the work Of unnatural indulgence
and deviations from the healthfufi path
Of nature-in a word, by onaDism.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30
U.S.iO--4O BONDS.

These Fonds are issued under The Act ofCon
gress of March sth, which provides that all
Bonds issued under this Act shall be EXEMPT
FROM TAXATION by or under any state or
municipal authority, Subscriptions 20 these
Bonds are received in United States notes or
notes of National Banks. They are TO BE
REDEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure of the
Government, at any period not less than ten nor
more than forty years from their date, and un-
til their redemption FIVE PER CENT. IN
TEREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN, on Bonds
Of not over one hundred dollars annually and
on all other bonds semi. annually. The inter
est is payable on the first March and September
in each year.
kuhscrocrs viii receive either Registered OF
Coupon Bonds, a. they may prefer. Registered
Bombs are recorded on the books of the U. S.
Treasurer, and can be transferred only on the
owners order. Coupon Bonds are payable to
bearer, and are more convenient for commercial
uses.
Subscribers to tRis loan will have the option
of having their Bonds drawn interest from
March lst by paying the accrued interest in
eoin-l or in United Slater notes, or the notes
Of National Banks, adding fifty per cent for
premium orreceive them dra wing interest
from the date Of subscription md deposit. As
these Bonds arc
Exempt from NmuicipuT md state Tax
alIUi,
tirir value isincrcuscd from one 20 three Ie
cent per anuum, according to the late of tax
evies in various parts Ofthe country.
At the present rate Of premium on gold they
pay
Over Eight Fer Cent. Interest
in currency, undOre Of equal conv enlcuce 4.
permanent or temporary investment.
1t il believed thai no securities offer so great
mduccme nts to leOuers ~ tho various descrin.
tioRs Of U. 5. Bonds. In ah other forms ociu-
debtGdncss, the iu III or ability Of private DRY
tics or stock les or separate :ommuni-
Jio' only is pledged for payment, while for debt,
Of the United States the whole property Of the
ountly is holle n to secure the payment Of
both principal and interest in coin.
These Bonds may DO subscribed eoE in sums
from $40 4? to Gny magnitude on the same
terms, and are thus made equally available TO
the smallest lender and the lorgc,t ,,it,ri.t
,rI.,,...., t',.... '"'-''' '"l''"iS"
''' ~" w ,'"''Ilco INTO money "t any mo-
mcnt Sad the holder will have the BENEFIT Of
I'n,s'.l....,c.r ..
III may be useful To state in this connection
,""' '"e 'o,"i FUNDED Debt OF the United +
:, I'',e, W WING" interest iS payable in gold, on
hlp 4 80 ~ NY.,.
o"' W., :" ""J o'""',n' Io'4' woa S''S so ,OcO.
! '' '.oi'l' on 'hi- o'o'i'r the coming fiscal
ear W'I oe Sia's'"I2', "hiIe tho customs
'e'ehnc ~ gold for the current fiscal year
ending June 5OIh. l,J4, has been 50 fnrG,ths.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30
@uT Debts.

We wish 10 say 10 those who are iudebteC
10 us. 'hat we stand in great need Of mon
~ aud hope our iriluds who owe us on adj
veTilseiug, Subscription, job work or other.
wise, will Try aud help us to pay our debts
BY paying what they 1--WE US. The Pres.
the past winter has not near paid its way
and has bren sold tor balance due on the
yupchase money. This should not DE the
case, If our friends would lend helping
hand to our paper. We could make much
S-'ier paper, ii it would only pas It's way.
All accounts will he made out aud ready
for liquitarion Call and see US when IN
tuwn and save US the expence and troub,,
Of sending after your claims.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30
ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Jonathan Shafer Pltf, Before George Hold
against renJP. NJ Rnov r.
James Mcfarland Def vinton County obin
On the 24th day Of May A. D. 1854, said Jns'
dce issued an order of Attachment in the aboy.
action for the sum of forty. five dollars and ss,'
enty- five cents. JONATHAN SHAFFFE.
Juno ond 1Ss4-4v ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30
MANHOOD:
LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just published, 4 new edition Of
DR.. CuIyerWeIl,s Celebrated Essay


on Il RADICAL oURE without med cine) Of
SPERHAToRHoEA, or seminal Weakness, Invol-
untary Seminal losses. IMtoTESCY, Mental and
Physical lncupacityr lmpciiment to Marriage,
otc. also, CoHsUMrTIoE. EPILEPsY, and FRS,
induced by Solf-indUIg9nca or sexual eXtrayA-
ganCc.
ls5- Price, in a sealed envelope, only & ccnts.
The celebrated author in this admirable ea-
say clearly demo Istrates, from :, thirty years
su'cc~s iUl prscJ.c1, that the alarming uCnsequ-
ences ut >s,t abuse may be- raiirai,y cured With
Unt the dangerous use OF internal medicine Or
the application If the kuife-pointing out II
mod, u cure, at once simple, certain aud ellec
,nli, b. means Of Wh.sh every Suncrer, 10
matter what his condition NAV be, may cure
himself chcnrly, privately, and RADICALLY,
81 This LattUrc hh.ulA h1 iu the hands Of
every youth and every man n the land.
srm nader seal, ina plain envelope, to any
address, posi- IA,D, on receipt ofsiN cents, or
two post stamps. Address he publishers.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30
Width 2.--2d col.
NOTICE,

TO Samuel ". .Appleman that thcrs has
L been deposited with the undersigned sIS-
30 cents for the redemption Of part Of Lot mum
Der nineteen, in the Town Of New Plymouth.
sold on tho the l4th day of December 1858, at
aforheted sale Of land for the nsnpaymsnt Of
taxes interest penalty dss thereon
June 18th 1864, AN. COZAD
aud " n, n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30
NOTICE.

stephen C. EakIn administration dc bonasn,
Of tbs estate Of Abraham Darst, las filed /
accounts for inspection and settlement as su,
administrator, and tha, said accounts will |
passe upon Oh the 25th day OF Jups issa.
RlCHARD CRAIG,
June -la soi-SN Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
LET TIE AFFLICTED READ

And learn that perfect md radical cure Ia warranted
and guaranteed 10 sl who afflicted with weakness,
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, de-
preston Of spirits distress and anguish Of mind loss
Of SLEEP loss " memory loss Of energy and muscular
power, puny growth WASTING away, aud want OF con.
hdenca In themselves fiintng fits, cOnVulsys trsm.
bhngs, impotence and disgust OF life.
HEAR WHAT TIE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS
Some physicians require 10 Ia told the nature Of your
dsr'se--the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His perfect knowledge the human system ablaa
him TO describe the diseases without any information
nom the patient, to expdr Its original cause, and 70
guarantee its cure. And, what Is more valuable still he
will honestly and frankly tell whether you can 10 cured
or not. All his communications and interviews are
strictly private and confidential. - Medical JorH0L
The Botanic Remedies Of Dr. Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, never failed yet TO make perfect,
radical, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, Sc
CRET, AND NENEREAL DISEASES without the
Of Mercury, without hinderancs from business, and
without fear n discovery exposure No deadly poi
sons, such AS arsenic, yomca opium, or any other
pohOns. No mercury nor Auy deadly Misunderstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies used 10
this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic RemS-
dies never yet failed TO cure the most obstinate and the
most dangerous cass and to remove sll mercury and
other impurities from the system whsn all other Reme.
dies had hied-Mtiical Journal
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN C0NTENPLAr-
ING MARRIAGE, bear what tho Baltimore CORES
pDnent Of the Oldiellow. Boousboro Maryland, said
on lhcr-day, the Slst Ol MAJ 1890:
Numerous cures Of diseas caused by early lndIer1-
ton having been performed by tie English BoaniTPhy.
slrian, feel 1t my duty, having knowledge Of theIs
tc eato the fact, believing that in doing 50 may do
service TO the suffering. Ono in particular-thas
Of Joung man In this city-s worthy Of note. He had
become the victim Of habit the alusion to which
causes shudder and after years Of suffering and doctor.
Ing gave up all hopes Of recovery lie wished marry.
and was dearly beloved by sweet girl ever spsd
words Of Affection but he fearful nervous, aud pros.
aied He darod not wed on account Of the shattsrsA
state Of his system He sought relief the hands Of the
Botanic Physician and, astonishing It may seem, az
the bloom and ygor Of youth has returned, and be d
now the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
Any who suffering, no matter what their cor
paint, can call on the Botanic Physician
They may rely upon relief. His Office 10 ct No. 80
bAhs FIFTH Bet Sycamore st. aud Broadway, GIN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30
To Renders.

We propose TO Earnish the following
Magazines at the Lowest prices.
Lady's Book and Democrat So 90
National Magazine and Dem. $50
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30

Asm"nre Of Rcguimity IN The Re
c@rreace Of The Monthly PerioIs.
They cure 70 obviate those numerous d seascs
that spring tIom irrcgularity, by removing the
irrcgullrity itself.
Ihoy euro Suppressed, Excessive and Pain
ful MeuStrUatiom
They cure Green Sickness (ChlorosiS).
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections
pains ! the back, aud lower parts Of the body
ucavinesS, Fatigue On Slight exertiun, palpitu-
tion OF the Heart, Lowncss of Spirits, IIys;eric
Sick Headache GiddineSs, etc etc, In word
by removing the lrrcgularity. they remove the
cause and with it ALL the effects that spring
from il.
Composed Of simple We, ctable cytract, they
contain nothing deleterious to any constitution
however delicate, their iuUcliun being to sub
,ti'ute strength for weakness which when pro-
ferly usOd, they never failed to do.
They may he safely used at any age, and ut
any period. EXCEPT DURING 1HE FIRST THREE
IoETHs. during which the uniialing nature Of
their action wonld iHtaliihly PREVENT pregu-
aucy.
Il letters seeking information or advice will
ne prCMptly, freely and discrcotly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price II per box, OF six boxes for s..
Sent by NAL, free of postage, on receipt Of
price.
Sold at Macarthur at S. V. Dodges Drug store
and BY al! respectable Druggists.
'H4'4 MON rs AlIoq!1 sc ON t0-'II qed
'LdoIIIadoHd IIOs
'oD NIMNgW NJ III
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30
A SPEEDY & HAPPY MARRIAGE
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE

lie will tell You their circumstances and thalr turS
prospects md what better than all, he can tell you
nir thoughts aud what their "Teal" intcntons are.
What is better s Zee can toll yoG IL they will make you
hHppT.
Dr, Raphael IT, 'l"rci5Vs a snre dependence
1.r,liuhH-,u-s, his AM Is invaluable lie eau loro-
ELL, with the rs,t certainty the insult u all com.
u'ri Hud hu,iU.'t transactions and seculaiun4 DR..
Rll.rI n"rpirt' d,4ms TOT lottery nulub1rs with
ftrIu- Ntrurt.y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-30
IN LOVE AFFAIRS lie NEVER
PATTC

be has re secret Il winning tho affections of tho
opposite lie sridss the single to wealthy and
happy marriage, and makes the married happy. Hla
aid and advice has been solicited In iuuumerible in
stances, and the result hl.s nlWays been