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, 1864-12-02

pc1s" and the "Diatist" of DutgArs .1oarn7t
ct Music, to which periodical he is now con
trlbuting IN Interesting series of papers on
Antonio Salleri, Il composer who was con-
temporary Of Beethoven.
, 1864-12-02

Here the market opened At aaa6, declined to sa1,
md closed at 81, with an active business Silver
continues to be drug, and goes at e1o.
Government bonds are steady. We quote:
Buying. Selling.
O. S. per cent 1851 bonds. ....... liz III
" tao /" ......-.,. 108 IQ7
NEW YoRn STOCK MARKHr.-Closin. prices for
ea'h, Dec. 1, 1851, received BY F. G. Saltonsta s
Co., Commission, Stock and Bond Brokers. IL
, 1864-12-02

ELECTION N1Nc1DEsTs.-Tnese are now only
seven Coppcrhesd papers in Maine, and three
ol lnese are apparently on their last legs. =.
e,a,,,a nlne men in Brattleborongh, VI, oycr
easnty years old, among them the Hon. VIM.
y; n1'aoley, voted for Lincoln.
infee OF the Oldest men HI Tanworth, New
hampshire, "a attended town meeting on the
9sh, and all voted for Father Abraham
thetr names aud ages are rs follows: Alr.
stephen g. philbrick, aged 81, walked four
mues p, e! to attend the meeting. He waited un-
~ INC papers came announcing the result,
took Boston Journal, and started for home
he came. Mr. Henry Wlggin, 0s; Mr. viii
sann., slnm :; a. Hidden brother Of the late Rev.
, 1864-12-02

Indiana polls Wheat >HIurkct--Nov. %.
The wheat market here ,Ia excited On the red
question, There Is q lively dcmand for red, but
White IS quite dull. Farmers are either holding
low t6cm 10 wagon much In. Red now commands
- o- l,r
, 1864-12-02
r E AID AND REFLECT.

II has ocen nom sime hamemori.l ths object OF
philsnthEopsta to dnd sonle remedy for the Ills Of
life, and scientific skll has for asea explored every
AVennc IN order to dscover tho hidden sexs It haa
before the world the grest destroyer u disease.
and In
, 1864-12-02

TuUssDAy EVENING. Deo, /. 1861.
AHsas ef grain made are reDorsd fu M. ,a.,rs,,
ffrort aeeordtag to Ae sec r,fts ofinxnecon. unss
GGp.esse Gpn9r @ seIssd 7ns Rrade 1eheai J9raeriy
iao! sshseh scas le7er'Y No. Spring 4 noio IA.
y,2;"7 1b'7Hgi" Maa .shics ,cas {ormer!g Rlae:ei
s naH .,ff!tesed" "No; Rel" q xo,o aErsra Rel:
t;no;s hss no32 no. ed;'' and s.ecsd Ia"
,, Ike tEtlMisEItsHTsCGBAts FaE1aurs-Seglected snd
''u,IMinal. NO engagements reparted
We quote: '~ - Nv e"Ae@e IL 4atss'
, 1864-12-02

story looks incrcdulons, but the proof Is too
eiear 70 be denied. Tho. scounlrels guilty. Of
, sne outrage deserve hanging. Col. Fairleigh
VIII take precautions to guard against the
1qrther successful operation Of The scheme.
nc mas Issued orders that all stock belonging
70 Government, becoming deceased within
the vicinity Of the city, instead OF being hauled
upon the commons and left to decompose,
shaA promptly be burned By this means,
INC Fnlturcs will be deprived Of their prey,
ana We can sip our coffee at our morning
meal NJ without being in doubt as to the identity
q our steak. Measures IRE being taken to
aeIret sa ont the sconndrels implicated in trade
90 revolving, and swindle 30 palpable, and
t1r;e n1t;;ng them to Justice: With good grace to
, 1864-12-02

B- The st. Joseph Evening Neps Copper.
head) has suspended publication. This is the
ELEVENTH We have chronicled since the elcc-
tion.
, 1864-12-02
COMNXifCI.1L.

THURSDAY EvBS1So. Dec. /, 1864.
The receipts and shipments during tho past
twenty-four hours we're as follows:
, 1864-12-02


Our Illinois friends will pardon US for max
ing some suggestions to them relative to the
pending discussion among the Union men of
that State over the question Of the next Uni
ted States Senatorship, to supply the vacancy
occasioned By the expiration Of the term Of
Vim. a. Richardson. HaEing o large circula-
tion In Southern and Central Illinois, we have
in our columns to the political and material
interests Of the Prairie Suite; and this is
sufficient Justification for ollr volunteering IN
opinion upon uny subject Of internal policy
which may he agitated there.
There seems 10 be q disposition on the part
of some politicians in Illinois to take an ap-
peal from the decision clearly made ut tho
polls on the Sth Of November, to-wit: That
The choice Of the people of that State for
United States Senator, III place Of Richard
son, was Richard Yates, the present model
Governor, the friend Of the soldier, the cS-
pion of Radical Uniunism, That such de-
rision WAS made, is proved by the records of
the county and congressional conventions
held during Thu carly part Of the cInvas. We
remember that at the nominating convention
Of the congressional district which gaYe the
largest majority Of any In the State Tor Mr.
Lincoln-that Of Hon. John F. Fagnsworth-
4 very strong resolution was offered, md
unanimously and enthusiastically adopted in
favor Of Governor Yates for Senator. This
question wns very generally discussed during
the recent canvas in the Union press Of Illf-
ncis and there appeared to be but one senti-
mcnt, and that in favor of Governor Yates.
but We speak from another point Of view
We speak OF this subject rs affecting our own
interests as State trying to establish the
enduring principles OF Union and liberty.
Intimately associated Us is Missouri with ILL.,
nois in all that concerns material or political
progress, it is but reasonable that We should
drsiie to see, in the Senator to be elected
from our prosperous prairie sister, q man
uron whom We can rely to MD the chosen
champions Of our Slate, BY timely words and
acts, Ut the nations capital, when they shall
present there our struggling cause. Such
man NC know we should have in Richard
Yates. We hare watched his career, aud
have seen him come out Of ereEy trial pure
and unsullicd. He will bring to the ndToca-
cy Of the advancing cause n freedom, the
carncstncss Of manhood's prime, and d judg-
mc1t ripened By. long experience in public
State, gircn at the recent election, is cnaors-
cd by The entire so!diesy Of the West. No
man-not eren any commanding gcncral-is
more popular with the brave troops Of the
great Mississippi Valley, than gallant Dick
Yates. We sincerely hope and trnst lie MAY
receive, without opposition, a guerdon Ii
has so fr1fy earned
, 1864-12-02


The following comparison shows the ouantfty OF
some Of the principal articles Of produce Ieft At
t!dcWatet from the commencement of navigation |
indicated: * 1
, 1864-12-02
Meniri1laI.


~ - ~ -
the victims Of Corsaupt,on owe tneir sicton. to n,
AZ. m1ssaAe OF = waiting for cough to ret wall II
seL" Il you would ayotd thts error, avail yourself
a., 1An7. sas ~ WI
~ss-a ~ - ~anrt. .+"t ~ ~ -
d. for Al coasns and Colds Here Is some or ths ssi
| dence:
Of Camp William Penn Cheiton Ellis r.. wtisea
For Gouxhs. Colds &C.. the Expectorant has always
pAe'eo ece''ato eue'
Mr. + n 1IY,r. NJ rratr,r y IT ssr..
lwaa troubled for two yeaEs with severe Cough
anu ram u M Lett Side After consulting the best
pa} p wtn.n ~ leaen rn no Sas event.
| E1pectoIank.
|
NJ .cts1z;, mntstLR, q q Sew 1orS. Tr!tes:
painful Cough ncconpan!ed with Sor. Throat 'eiS
| Al. r srvxu,x o,,se1ho1-ns ,,,t..a.
| IN consequcnce or exposura. whist heated. con.
aVa At iast feMneqes M x Ttho1s
sofan1'
Fro M nv oTn o. Ngw 9oFs Mrites:
Nj. &c. rAr1oB. yev r;oe-tv. n,s ,.,t,s,.
TED seys.s God 6isS se% sontFae
s1eh na ent9 sH s 5si night
me- Ons hetsie of thc Espectorant hoWe1er brote t
Up my Go1en tnuiea1aIelys restoring my health COM
plsselS Ii 4 tc" days.
Ar.G-I. Fuo11R. Superintendent Of Akron Schools,
Ohio, wfitee
,tni Ts IN uays S .GT .1pseSorant cured me OF lonR
~~AsN'
w.. 1.-,. E-nsrs.s,... 80.
-AsAIauhASf- 4hls widespread diaeaSS
which nsJ be generally described ~ an Inflammation
o. ane ans s1n Nhieh llasa The inside Of the wind
suo1s VI - sse'' spteaotus sa1oaen every pa1t OF
tae !0ngSs Is olsen nlb&ken iof Con1unpton. The Ell
pectorant subduea this Inflammation relieves N. ,t-
tending Conrh Pair and nid,cnltv ~ p.s..h,.- - -
- sN s.1 N1"tA.t A' ~ OtAe9 " Aole ka1uk auo
tae case u NOT OF TOO long Banding Will speedily Ct
feet a cure. Look At the following cases;
, 1864-12-02
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
AND DISEASES RESULTING FROM
Disorders Of the Liver and
Digestive ORGANS.

AND WEAKENED AND DEBurrArEp FRAMES
7issz sSs: :: 5E4E3s; 8 j. p I
| -
au1s sa1t ak ~. o''s X not an %
W. c.nno, tnstdons,r ~ s. 10y lum'
ness into Jour families
no m yon n want vs1t cond Annetitet 'n'1 A'o'
Do You want w to @ Build ap vour Constitution
Do van gant to Feel WeIi7
Do you want to got nd Of Nasyousne&s1
p you M = slssp wsn1 y
nsou Do use HooF14ASp's GERM N n1rTERs.
9sse.ys TIC 1s.extas resulting aom Dis.
ofaesS OF Inc digestive co1sa'n.:. coTsn'ns:
rp,IHss;s tI1Sn; laTRfa ot R|doI, R''ss e I'm
s.gsss mssa uss1iSS;. AsId. of n5snsi A. s.9$ass
aod cni st1afn pcsn@ 99S Head Hurried
cfSSa S5* s Ess Ss $.
ssh and ali rsn IL the nead EsiScs Daacsa .n'
Eysp 4 i Yfssnss ILL @ Ct the
Ha Hess, fSi Batnns ssaaSn Il ths h;ojess elssh Of
q Iii. and dsenanss epsan
I5a4Sa sPiriss. :"
FkoM THE HoN: fH0sIas s. 5. FL6IESGE
oA IL Ao4' Wasa1soFoy. H tJUck JAZZ i;t H.
have n 6eaifata masng II s;a5sd t is ,Yer9sy 70 you
Bisters TnTn long anl teons sssoa 6f coa.
hs q III
naa m s,s
pafEcHinf re!cl l 70 much needed anu obtained.
, 1864-12-02

resented the ss1tes ofPennsylyanla, Ohio, Illinois
and ViTginia.
, 1864-12-02
sHERMAN's EXPEDITION.
Gov. Browns PrOcIamation---A
Levy en- maSSe OF the
Citizens Of Georgia.
Great Excitement in Augusta. Ga

GOV. nnowss PnocLAnkr1oN-A LEVY EN- nAasE
OF TIE CITIZENS or GEORGIA FOE ronTr DA1s'
SERVICE.
S7A1EoT GEORGIA, ExEcU7IvE DEPAnrstssr,
MHLEpGEv1LLE, Nov. 10, 1854.
The whole people understand how lmmfnsnt IL
the danger That threatens the Statc Our cities are
being burned, our nclds laid waste, mud our wives
BY powerful enemy. We mnst strike like men Tor
freedom. or We must submit to subjugation.
Death fs TO be preferred to liberty. All must
rally TO nc ncld for the present emergency the
T. therefore, hy vlrtue OF the authority vested In
me by the statute Of the State, hereby order levy
residing or donlciled In this state, between ak
teen and dfty-aye yeara ofagc, except such as nre
physically unable to bear arms, which physical de-
be sent to the camp for examination, and except
partments of the Government which are by the
recent act Of the Legislature declared exemption
Az others are absolutely required, and members
OF the Legislature and Judges are invited, to re-
at Macon, or wherever else In Georgia his camp
may be, for forty days service nndcr arms, unless
ne ST emergency is sooner passed,
called ont eha be subject after this call TO all the
rules and articles OF WIZ Of the Confederate Statcs,
and on failure to report shall be subject to the
Volunteer organizations formed into companies,
battalions, regiments, brigades divisions, will
DC accepted Tor forty days, II they even appfoxi-
mate to the Numbers in each organization which
Is required by the mfttia laws Of this State which
we're in force prior to the late net
All police companies formed In counties for
home defense will report leaving at home for the
time only those over tifyfvc years OF n,e aud all
persons having Confederate dctaif5or exemptions,
who. By the late decision Of the Supreme Court OF
this State. arc held to be liable to State militia
service, and bound TO obey The cali Of the Gov
ernor. - :
All such refusing to report will be arrested by
the police force, or by any aid-lc-camp or other
officer Of this State, and carried immediately to
the front The necessary employees OF railroads
now actively engaged, and the necessary agents Of
the express company and the telegraph Operators
are, from the necessity for their services in their
present position, exempt.
All or1ained ministers Of religion In charge ofa
church or synnyogue are also excused.
All railroad companies In this State will TRIMS
port ail persons applying for transportation to the
front: and, In case any refuses, its president
superintendent, agents and employees will be ln-
1ne1iatcly sent to The front
All ajds-de-canlp and other State officers are re-
quircd to be active and yigflant In the execution
Of the orders contained In this proclamation, and
all Confederate officers respectfully Invited to
aid State officers In their vicinity in sending for
ward all persons hereby ordered to tho front
The enemy has penetrated almost to the center
Of your State. If every Georgian able to bear arms
world rally around him, he could never escape.
11- Ii E1Rnn fHero
, 1864-12-02
IF YOU ARE MEN, SHOW IT.
From the Cnynuust Newa. Nnv 81

Now is the time for tile men Of Georgia to
rally to her defense, in response to the call Of
the Governor. Hc has done his duty the
men Of the State must now perform theirs.
impending ruin. Be prompt to the rescue.
1he patriots-thc genuine lovers Of their
own soil, Of their wives, children, kindred
aud neighbors, and Of llberty-win not hest
tate to rush to arms. Let all who are able to
do any good at the trout, aud who try to
dodge OF shirk their duty IN this solemn and
important hour, be marked. The man who
now refuses to defend us is unworthy Of prop
erty, liberty Or country
He who dallles is a bastard,
AMI HI, ehnt cn1,fo Sc no1
, 1864-12-02
H00FLANp7S
GERMAN BITTERS

are concentrated all those virtues which tend to nro.
mote healthy ind vtgorousli lifc Unlike the generality
OF Bftters, they ara noe IN ALCOHOLIC NIX.
TUKE, but
A PURE TONIC,
Composed Entirely Of Vegetable Substances.
THKT ARE
, 1864-12-02

COMPREHENSIVE Darrc}s were in better snp-
ply to-day, with but limited demand, and we note
8!s5 aoat On cana boat 500 do 1t $sS on track; SO
do at Sass pnrt track ind part delivered; io do
S?5 delivered 56o and 15o 10 at $40 deltvercd Lard
Terccs dull md neglected, with aei1ers at 41. but
, 1864-12-02

FL0uIs,Eees.vea, sss, bz,s:. shipped. 44ts pr,,.
4Nashvillc Eagle" W6iss winter Il III "a. in hrls
Spring E1tra {not named at $3IV. ~ $500
WREAT-EecetTed, Il, ,GH bu Ahoped x.1I3 bu .
Market F0t"t aud zHe43c lower, SAlta Ensa: Red
WlKIKk WHEAT In sTux1-22,S1 20 bu NJ Red nf n,
!. tI.1s; s9a b % Il sI.; see ba Nj sotin2s s
is6o0 bn do Vi siG7; 3,Goa ID Do 1t ii 6sS aS1 81
do at 81 66 eco bu DO ut 8lh5x; eco bu do HI 8l63
Ifco bu do Il Sl6lH 80 bu No spring i. 81 t-cIos.
Ing firm At $l.67L8t68 for No Spring.
C0kN-k elTedl 2s-3s5 bu; shipped. 81 7o3 HI
Market ttu!t and 1G@l1c lower. 3aie1 Wcru:-yrW
CnRH-S0 0ea fu New Corn 1t &c, ahoat; so bu do in
store at Sc: asco bu do At o5c; LAO hu do 1t Ac
6.e1 bu Dc at CSC. EAR Cork steady Sa1es OF 100 bu
r. buc 4o cu do a. 7S 40 bu at sc-cioaInE dull at
&c 1ot new =.
OATS Received. 4lsls c1 ahlpped. 1900 &ou.
MafAet uult and IL l53c ioFSf Hcs wore: 4n.QN bu
NO. oats at6!9c; S.0o bu no. do nt 6o1c and 900
bo no y t@c-S!osine g1les Ak quotations.
=, h1EeSsiyea, ~ D1 saipped. SGD hu. Maf-
ELI set no ~ ~ No +, tops 9,
y - !rs' y" Ho'A ~ e'oso ss Sis; &e0 0a
ii 1AGwEE:V@necctyea, E:Vsonta 2,tsa bu: ss,ppea uanc.
r. e. nr ~ X r II = IL hS 9aes de
fftilTS nnne'rsss a. ~ ssg " - ~ ~ LIZ.
-
, 1864-12-02

-. VI AACuQ1A1 daETAc0 county,
Ohio. writes:
Bronchitis that was obliged to re1in1usll the bu.i
ness Of teaching vocal music The best phys1ciaus
tosant and now ind my throat entirely clear of any
, 1864-12-02
Cnfhdnn anlI .14.nf,ar

CHmHG1I anu A13EUUys
The Trenton -loaitor thus develops the i'm
pulses which have brought New Jersey into
political antagonism tocsery other Free State
OF the Onion:
, 1864-12-02
He who dallles is a bastard,
And he who doubts is damned,
TuE EXCITEMENT IN AUGUSTA.
s1H.-tt1 nrnrna-2ta <

sTECIA1 oEOEn9-NO ..
HEADQUARTERS, AUGUSTA, Nor. 70, 1851.
7. All the troops at Ills post will DO held IN
readiness for service at the shortest notice.
H. All detailed men who have neglected to at
taeh themselves to the lotn troops will do with
out delay. otherwise their detis will he revoked.
II Ia the luty OF al the officers to report sny who
fail to comply with this order.
Ill., All citizens capable Of hearing arms will at
once attach thetuselscs to local companies.
II. citizens having eerviccab1c horses OF saddles
over TO Nal. Norman smith for temporary military
Use.
7. No furloughs or 1eares Of absence will be
granted. and all heretofore given are rcvoked.
VI. Officers and men In the city or vicinity on
leave or fur1oushs will report for duty at these
headquarters.
VII. The local troops will assemble at their res
lectxe places for inspection hy their
:,'ttAlion commanders Oh tho 20th Inst, ut half
tsst two P. m-
VIII. Captain DeRosa Lamar will act a. aid-de-
camp 10 the Brigadier General commanding, and
will be oheycd accordingly; d order Of
f{rfradfPr General ERY
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
CHEROKEE CURE!

Auuutnliag cure for rmatophna Seminal
Weutness. Nocturnal Emission. land al lisea-
PES caused by self pcllu'inn such ~, Loss IT
Memory, Universal LasCitude, Puius in the
Back. pimncss ofVisiun, Premature Od Age,
NcaH Nerves DhIcu ~ Of Breathing lrinlb-
Ing. y ua,lulrrs>, Eruption, on H. Pace Tale
Couutrra-cc Insanity, Con>vmqt' on, and al
the Direnl complaints CAUSED by depar ing
from the path Of nature.
This medicine Is d simple vegetable extract,
and one on wnicu ali can rely, ~ it has berh
used In onr practice iur ualS years, aud with
thousands treated, it ha, NOT failed H. a siuI,o
instance. Luz curative powers have been Suli.
,isl, 90 gain Niet1ry over the most stubborn
case
Trthose who have tiaci with theiT c'nsti-
ulion. until they blink themselves beyond he
reach of mrl,ca. aii, va would say, Drspoir
mot, thc CuLRrEEE CruE vii. restore Nou 10
Sa''h gui ysor, and after, Mi qGncs doctors
have failed!
For 'nll particulars, get - Circular from any
Drug 5. ne IN tau country, "r aIilr the Pro
prictois who will muI. 'lra ~ uuN rur Ar-'r
.ug the ,ama. Il '.i, lr,r'..c ~ panVbct Z rm.
lricr a. per bu. lo, "r three hut,cs br -,
and 'rrwArded ny EAPrc,s 10 all pats OF the
) orId.
Sold b, an rospcroh'o d.uyi IS everywhere
DR ". T.. NikWlN & co.
SoLE pEorEuroRs
NJ ~ Li.yry Street, New York,
Fob 41S'4,-ai,w Tyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
EE.GsL NOsETE.

STATE Of Ohio Vint0n County
Frederick W. rayncs Adms. of Court Of
james Garter. Deceased PtG, Common fisa'
against
Robert Carter and Dcfts. Civil Action.
Snhuei Carter
Robert Carter and Samuel Garter, both re.i
ding IN the State Of ..Iurn. Tie first iu Tip
pcGunoe CouutN, and the later in Fruu. .lu
County, will take notice that Fir, ivrirb W..
Haynes, as the administrator of james Carter
deceased, of he Cum ty Of Ninton. ~ S,nt" OF
Ohio, did on the 9th, day i April \. H.. 1864,
file his Peti ion and copmcucuI a Civ action
in aid Of which he has sue 4 on. I'll attachment
and seized by yirture the creof certain Of their
real estate, ,Situted in sail Vinton County 10 Wit
The one undivided third Part, ot each Of -dd
Defendants, in the SoGJh-we-i quarter Of Sc
ton number twenty-hiuu. % in Township
Number ten, 90. Of Range number Iirc' 'ceu,
llg.) ,aiJ quarter containing nie luudrLG ana
sixty ucrcs nero or less, against the said Rob
erC Carter ami Samuel in Iarter the Court Of
common Pleas o. cuil Niutcn County, ulio,
setting forth. chat since the death Of said Irmcs
Garter, they have wrongtu,Y rakcn. converted
embe2zled. aud carried (moStIyJ out OF the
State, Ger pin wuniCS, pron.is,ary notes aud
personal property belonging to saiu dcccascd's
estate Amounting ~ three Thousand two huu-
drel and seventy fya dollars ana more, for
which he asks discovery from them by answer
and iulgh eut tor the amount Of the value
thereof, tor costs, &C., aud -ail Robert Carter
and Samuel Carter are notified that they are
,quirod TO appear aud answer said petitun On
or hclors the third Saturday after six weeks
publication . tlis notice
FREDERICK W, HAYNES Adm'r
YAPLE BRAr7uS Of james JarJer,
A'tys for Puff. Deceased.
May 5th 1864 --6w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
SNERIFF'S SALE.
Safe IF Ohjo, VHton Coumy,
J.B. Kimb-lI IS Co. PI,6s J In Court

Safe Of Ohjo, ViHton Cuuty,
J.B, Kimb-ll * Co. PI,6s J In Court Of
against Common Plea.
vi liam Ray. pe'.J un tAeuiou,
EUGSUANG 20 tha command of an order o.
1 ,ae 10 the ubo1e cru g. mc directed from
the Court OF Common Pleas. u the Ul,r-uih
County Of NiuJon, will fer AZ gU1.iy s,lr r'
the door Of the CJur, 'iu,o, 10 s'r town OF
hcArthur, in tic aforesaid county IT Em'"u On
Saturday The 23d dly o July, 1854,
Between the hours often clock, \. Nj, and
tour O'clock, T. NJ, OF said day, thotilowluk
property, To. wit The soutn.Ne,t Quattyr Of
the south cast quarter, aud the northeast
qEaIter OF the s"ulh east quarter aud the
south east quarter of the sou,h-cas; quarter
Of section ruubrr twenty five 25.) ia I.uwu.
ship number ten, (le.) VI Range number ninr.
teen, 49, Also, the norlh-wcsI Guurter of
the northeast qntrtcr, aud The north east
quarter Of he north east quurtoI If ocction
number thir,y eix, i35.) IN Township and
Range aforesaid Containing Two hundred acres.
lHkcn ~ tAo property OF William Ray 70
satisfy iudgmcnt in favor otJ. B. kimbnH "
Co.
Appraised at Two thousand dollars, aud
must bring two thirds OF that sum.
TERMS or SALE, cNsh in hand
ACCLISTrcK 6 SMITH ARCH NORRIS.
hn.s'or Ptf'. Snr Go q.
Juno 10TH lsGl. 5w WV. Gorp DeruIy
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY
MRS. c. GR INES

N. +. corner ef Ma,ket and Mill Street
McdRTHUR OHlO.
Would announce tn her friends and the
public that size has orenrd her
NEW SPRING & SUMNER STOCK
Of Bnnnets. Hats Ribona, Flowers and
other trim q, OF every variety aud of the
latest sDyh tor 1854. Call and examine
her sork.
Rcp1irh : done to orjsf at the shortes
otirr T.
Arri' n, lgf4-2mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
Compounded from Roots, Ra,It>
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CHFROKEE REMEDY, TIE great Indin
ltiur,f,. cures all diseases "f the uringrv n
~och o, luapntiu"uca OF the Urine, IpfItu
ur,iot pf the Bladder, Inflammation IF the H,
o.ys stone IN the ilaidgr, Strir'nrc Grave!
ID, ,,rpt ,iounrrhmr, aud i..r, periurly rycommcnd.
i in those cqsos Of Fiuur Alrrs Co. Whites IT,
ig.na,cs) whers all the oil nause is meGiai r.
ave failed,
Iii, prepared in a highly corrrn,a,ed form
nc dose onl} being ohe to two tu-spoonlul
hice times per day.
l. is diur"lia ard I'll cra,ive IN its action: y y,
i'viug and cleansing the h!Jol, ctp~iur Il {.
doH in al Of i's or rinal purity anl vr.r; tlr
fro" tine ys.ou, all pornj'ious rau,".
which induced cCodsG.
CHGROKFE lNTECTION is intended q
an ally or assistant TO the Crhrrkee Rcmrd,
and should he used in conjunction with IN.
medicine in all eases of GonOrrhGl, elect. lupr
Albus or Whites Iis effects ave heulins. snoti
lug and demulcent renewing all sending hea'
chordee aud pain, instead Of the bLl ming and
almost uuendGrable pain that ia experienced
with nearly all the cheap quuck Injections.
b, the use Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
:HTRoRFL ISJECTroN- two medicines at the
,ane time all Improper discharges are romov
ed. and the weakened organs are speedily re
storc {" full vigor aud strength.
For full partiru ears get our pamphlet from
any drug ore in the cOuntr2. or write us an,
ge will mail fr"c 70 my address, n full treati So
Price CHERnKEE REMEDY, two Gollpr- pc
bottle. or rhrCa bottles for five dollar.
Price, CHEROREE INJECTION, two dollars ne
hlt;ls or three bottles for fvo dollars.
Sent by Express to any address on recent O
price
Sold in Macarthur at S. V. Do lges Drug stor
and by all druggists everywhere
DH W. r. MERWIN a co,
SOLD PGopRrEroRs.
No. s. Liberty S.. Nrrv Ynrk
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
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SOLDIERS
DOn'i GO Back 30 the War.

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Many nave oled rom D'aHh0' ana b''.
EMERY IN Your regiment; no" take W'f'
Ing SGd 90 no! return Wl'il"ut ,n2p'lm,g
your m1P'acES WIN oo'tle o. DR. N'rirH
iahd d An,iIho'ra MiAtnFe--Iehrm .'r
now man! were save" ia't year oy 'aN,ns
II aiter 'elhS ''>,h,i[se' @ an" sem Ir:n !ne
hosG,IaIs as , in,u'aIe, O"e uo.e W.. ''n, IL,
i,r D,or.bco, or Dvsentprv It is arknowI.
edged 70 cure Chronic Dianbea and Dys,
EMERY, Now don't neglect it, for on Jour