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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13
TnE BALANCE OF THE RAID.

When Walker Mountain was reached,
it was found that there was but brides
path over it, aud. the. wearied men dis
mounting, dragged themselves and their
jaded horses up 1t: The advance reachS
ed the top at midnight, and here the
guide irrecoverably lost his way. To
continue in the pitchy darkness was inn
possible. The order was given to halt,
and the worn-out men and horses, stretch
ed in single file from baseto summit on
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13
4aiIgg uigeuter
eRN. AVRRIL1'sl OPERATIONS.

Spirited Account ofthe Great Southern HTr-
SiRia RdiG-Ets O9jset-DsstrGetiOn Of
RailrOads, Bridge, and Medical StOres-A
Gallant and Obstinate Fftght-Gsn. AUs-
-riu RoEHdsG-Ineids1ta, t8e,nSs,, &C..
Special oOrreSPoudeneO Ofaths New York Times!
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY DIVISION, !
DRP'T WEsT VIRGINIA,
LEWIsBURsH, Sunday, May %, 1864.
The cavalry raid of that dashing and
gallant officer, Gen. AVerilI, made from
Charleston, West Virginia, May 8, was un-
doubtedlY one of the most hazardous and
brilliant of the war. II was, too, success
full. All and more than the usual dangers
of field and food we're encouutered-riv-
ers were swan, forests penetrated, noun
tains scaled, unkpQWno regions traversed,
enemies met. For upward Of sixty miles
Of the mountail travel there was nothing
but preeipitous bride pathS, aud for that
distance did the men on foot drag them
selves and their horses up and down. But
seven days rations and Proportionste am-
munition had been taken. For eighteen
days-includiug four days after meeting
Gen. Crook-the command were uuheard
of by their friends. After the llth their
ammunition was about exhausted, and but
for the fortunate capture of a rebel train
on the 9Th, they would have been without
food; as it was they were seven days on
half rations. They had ridden, walked,
forded, swan, climbed aud fought during
the raid of three hundred and fifty miles,
exhibiting an endurance and heroism chal.
lenging the admiration of the world of
chiValry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13

DLAIN ALPAoAs, IN ali The fAshIOnaOIo shades,
L for GuitS, Just reeeiTod by
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13
DRY GOODS.

Trade is rather more dull, notwithstaud-
ing which all staple goods have advanced
10 price, and holders are very firm. Prints
are the most active, and that at a large ad
vance on the best styles. The tendency of
prices is still upward. There are buyers
for all goods on hand, but some holders
ask for still higher prices. The jobbers
can sell freely all kinds Of prints, which
are not easily replaced. Bleached and
brown shirtings aud sheeting are In poor
supply, and keep working upward in price.
The demand is moderate, but yet more
than equal TO the supply. Deuims, stripes,
and ticks are inactive. Delaiues are out
of first lands. Fall styles are not yet
Offering. In fancy cassimeres there is more
actIvity-all the desirable styles are taken
up readily on arrival. Satinets dull. Doe.
skins are much sought for. Tweeds and
beavers are active. Broadcloths, cotton
warp, are In good demand. Little is doing
in foreign fabrics. Most of the goods I'M
ported are bonded, and few goods will be
offered until the sixty -day.tarif expires, on
the Both OF June, which will afford bette
opportunity Of market.
ALI foreign goods which do not come
into competition With home manufactures
will command sales at any price, as there
is wealth and disposition enough to buy,
and the lower grades of other goods will
also come forward. The market is so un-
settled that particularizstion is unreliable.
Trade in foreign goods is nearly sus-
pended.
The clothing houses are the largest buy
ers of woolens-but Of goods suitable for
the fall demand. They find scarcity of
workers, and are buying early to have ex-
ira time to make up the material.
The excitement in the dry goods market
is great, from the great scarcity of cotton
goods. the increasing cost of production of
all goods. and the rising premium on gold,
which cannot, 1t seems be checked. In
porters are much embarrassed as to what
the new tariff is likely to be. and hold all
goods for an adVsnce.-N. 7. Independent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13
BRIDGE WATER,

AR JOSEPH RBAY respectfully announces that
Nl he has oponed his House and Grounds for
the entertainment Of TiSitorl. BridkeWAtsr e nIx
miles eAst Of Whseliug, on the NatioGAl Road. The
Hot HouSo and RloEer Garden are veil worthy exs
animation, and Boquettl will bO made up for Wis
itora who desire them On the place b an ice house
AllSd with pure ice, and lee Cream and StTaWbeF
Eiss can be had by yiaitors every day except Sun
days. Je8-1T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13

quantity 81 per bottlS; half dOzSn, Is. email dEA.
iSe Per bottle; half doBon, s..
"FoF naIe By Druggists and Dealers GTeEyWhSES
in tho Bnltod States, S04 By all the DruGEilte HPd
Dailui n Whosling. i.... r--H .-i ! OstSl1
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13
TO THOSE WHO WISH TO 81
[ N S u r b d

nONE INSURANCE. COMPANY, Of
u HOU Xork-RIRE AND INLAND.
CAH oARTIAL (OTeEy dollar PAID fn)-.t1J 900 90
AleG1 In July, $40 o6
he IarEsst Oh Capital EE the amount Il riik Of
Eay once n the United stateI.
TOHFIHEHFALIH CON-
" PAHT, Of the City oGHSV York
CASH CART1i ta paid In 1913 boo 900 90
AHSsts lBt J1ly, ,l95S.--.---.--.---...1 125Io24 10
gEYESEF-RITR per cent OF the nett profits de-
siarOa 70 Policy Holden annually, in which the
hHSurod participate WithIut ineuTring Any risk.
pECURITY FIRE INSURANCE.
- COMPANY, q dSE ForK-HRE AND INLAND.
oASH oERI4AI Cpaid 100000 90
AnlatS 1St August, T5Ol61 -
ThrsS-lo1thI Of the nett profits declared to Policy
1IFfY.TiTg PER CENT. Of Earned PARTICIPATION
PrstumS dseiErodfo for the year ending August 1858.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.
M RAhY, ofNSE York.
Ths LARGEsr CASH CAPITAL Of any Inuuranee
61Bany in the Unlted 6tatss-
ABStS BsbrTy ISss 1873 2S0, 900
Tue buEine.I Of this Company Is Conducted on the
HOFUAL principle in the strietest sonse 1T term
he entire surplus, DEDCCEIHG NECESSARY Xxx
PBNsE5 ALoHR, boing HQUIrABLY DIVIDED
anO1g he ASSURED.
FoKTY-RIFB 6RHTS A Wick vim fnSure &, 200
q The Life Ofs man Sgd 90
POLICIES Tfl be nued upon the most reasons
bic tsrnS IN any of the shove EKLIABLE cOAPA-
HIE9 Tor Wheeling n1d Vicinity And IoS1s1 promptly
G45nIsed n1d PGid, 81 APplIeatioo 90
oags Main street, psxt door 70 n. 4 q. Bank.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13
ENTIRELY VE9ETABLEI
NO ALCOHOLIC PREPARATIONB
AZURE TONIC MEDICINEu
PHILADELPHIA PA,

UTILL sEsetuAlIy cure Liver Complaint, Dys.
w pepsi, JAundiee, Chronic or Nervous Debility
DihoASes Of the Kidneys, and all DiBeaSe8 arising
from disordOred Liver Stomach, such - Com
gtipattous Inward Piles, Eullnosl o. Blo0d % The
Head, Aeidlty Of the StOuiAoh, NGlIoa, Heartburn
DIgust for ROod RullnoSs Weighs in the Stomach,
Sour kruetAtiOnS, Sinking Fluttertng At the Pit
Of the stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
and Dtmeult Breathing, Fluttering a. the Heart.
Choking or GudOcAtinG -9en8Ation8 when in . lying
posture, DimnosS Of VISION Dots Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Heal, Deficiency
Of Precipitation, HelIoEnesI Of the s1iB. and Eyes
PUin in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, - =, Sudden
HaAhol Of Heat, Barring in the RlDSh, Constant
1gintng1 Of ETt, and great Depression Of spirit,
And viii positively prevent yellow Fever, BI1liou8
Fever, Ae-I Ge- They contain
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13

NO. 63I ARCH STREET.
FriaeipGI oGS GS4 NaStVGaOTy,
,....-. .-f.aez lsaasl JOHEs, = EVANS, 6
[guessaSorI 70 o. n. JaskSon Co.,l t''ltsl'f-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13

j Evidently information Of our movements
bad reached Morgan, for at the Gap was
Unexpectedly discovered the redoubtable
rebel chief, with full 5000 cavalry and In.
fantEy, and four pieces OF cannon. Por-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13

That night, therefore, Gen. AVeilI march
ed back seven miles, branching off ten
miles to Princeton, where he camped. The
next morning. mile ont, a rebel train Of
ten wagons. loaded with provisions, was
captured; what the force required, and
they were sadly in need, was taken and the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-13

The next morning, two miles from camp,
rebel pickets were met, who opened Ere
on our advance; they were driven back
aud the march continued, until the enemy
were found posted in the woods on the
bills. Scouts we're sent forward, but were
driven back, some wounded, without being
able to ascertain the number Of the oppo.
sing force.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-12-17
European.
Dates TO November 2.

NEW YORK, Nov. l2-The steamer Psruriua,
from Liverpool the LIST. aud Queenstow n the 21, has
arrived.
We learn that the allies had silenced the japanese
forts and forced q passage through the Straits Of
Simonoski. with trifing loss. The japanese had
sued for peace.
The steamship Saronia, from New York, had not
arrived out up TO the noon of the 81 instant. The
Jura, from Quebec, ran aground at Crosby's Point,
at the entrance Of the river Mersey, on the morning
Of the Sd Inst. at high water. As the tide recedel
she was left high aud dry, aud parted in the middle.
Her mall, passengers and crew were landed safely.
The weather was calm aud hazy at the tine Of the
disaster, and the pilot mlstook the lights. Efforts
will be made TO aoat the ship, in two pieces, aud tow
her to her dock, six miles distant. She MS unin-
sured.
The Laraliie Russo as-erts that the visit Of the
Gar 10 Nico was simply an act Of courtesy, devoid
Of any political object. Russia prefers liberty Of
action, and desires no alliances. The Emperor of
Russia arrived at Potsdam on the ID, on a visit TO
the King OF Prussia, and would remain until the 9th.
CAPE Race, Nov. 12-The steamer .N0r1 Scotia,
from Liverpool the Cd, and Londonderry the 4th, has
arrived.
The Iadsr, the Confederate organ in London. gives
the following relative to the capture of the Florida !:
The Confederate authorities received n telegraphic
dispatch, dated at Lisbon, from Capt. Morris, stating
that she was captured on October 9Th, by the Federal
steamer UachuSen in the harbor Of Bahia, Brazil.
At the time Of the capture, the Florida was lying
under the guns Of the Brazilian forts and feet
Capt. Morris was on shore. He is now on board the
steamer -if1gdaiend, bound 10 Southampton.
Politics in France are unimportant. The French
troops are TO make a simultaneous attack on the in
surgents at different points in Algeria about the 9th
November. They purpose cutting OF their retreat.
The most decisive results are expected from the move
ment.
The Marquis Drozaslee publishes a letter in the
Italian journals setting forth that the great question
for Italy IS not to consider only the mere choice Of a
capital, but to settle all disputed questions. He re-
commends the acceptance Of q Convention for this
purpose.
Cardinal Antonelli has prepared a reply 10 the
French dispatch, in which he defends the course Of
the Papal Government.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-12-17
MRS. S. a.
4 Lady Of World Wide Reputation.

Mrs. 9. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Resiorer
and ZyIobnIsnm mum or worId's Hair Dress
them for restoring, invigorating, beautifying and dressing the
Hair, rendering it soft, silky and glossy, and disposing it to
remain in any desired position quickly cleansing the scalp.
arresing the fall AMI imparting q healthy and natural color
to the Hair. They never fail to restore grey Hair to its original
youthful color. They act directly upon the roots of the Hair,
giving them the natural nourishment required. No lAdy's
toilet is complete without the ZyIobalsamum or Hair Dressing.
It cleanses the hair and inparts to it a most delightful
fragance, and is suited to both young and old.
The Restorer Reproduces.
The Hair Dressing Cultivates and Beauties.
If your hair is thin try it, if scurfy try ii, II harsh try it,
if lustreless try it, if none of these try it, for all who use it
win preserve their hair through life. For sale by all Druggists.
Agents for California. Hostetter, Smith & Dean, San Francisco.
i2l-6m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-12-17
Estate of the late Hon.
LEVI HAALELEA.

Is HEREBY CIV EN- HAT THE
" undersigned have been appointed Administrator. with the
will annexed. Of the estate Of the late FOn. Levi Haalelea, and
all persons having any accounts or claims against the same. will
confer a favor by fling them Immediately in Nr. HARRIS
OFFICE; and all persons having any property belonging 10
the said estate, will please make the same known al the same
Office and all persons Indebted 20 the said estate, will coa;er
a favor By paying the same Immediately 70 the same office.
CHAS. c. HARRIS.
J. ". II.
Nov. 25th. lsr4. 40 6t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
Aost
.a.D MntCIs. 3 r.tIsa
UNITED! 4 a! !s'TII.Al|ITllEsHOTI,,EI 4 I

(Direelly opposite he Bpston ana
.I ...f .ItI Depot.) .4t NH .'.|.
TVHE nndersgned, who has been conn eGted with the
j. American House, in this city Tor over nine yesis
has leased this well known and popular Hotel ior a
term o. yegrs, and pledges him elf 10 his friends and
we puzzle TO use ms utmost efforts 10 sustain the rep
utnhon of the UNITED STATES HOT'EL u as 4 frIt
class house The public may rely upon finding, at
thls houset ~ me appliances and comforts ol q rst-
Price, Rs heretofore Two Dollars p6rday. I7a I
ocid9m ai a4lu'HH FRANK o. ,iPkATr. l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
irss1.,.IlGss.pE9itt EeIl isi HS g on
tAustr.

STRING MUSIC.
L AM prepared 70 urntSh strlng An,aid lar taul 3D..
l. p {N's, 49, at the lowest possiUle faies hav,ng
'Hleu WIN froi fairemd during tht last suninef't
,Ni f"lui"hl thai can satisfy alt hIs Ud cu.op.
tiN' am II meuicF OF tle kepmeBtal BAnd aT,i .-H
Rl'uu'7h any hAmttr oi ple0ep ior n strinq Isud .
an "i1Ia let Win Ihhtlts 1htolRld, corbtP 1biTd
anu 1ei Tsoh streets, under huston IA an Niil be
promptly Attended ~ "
ltl4lshl.u .t"''-'.'f TANTEL N BAKERl .1.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
FOR SALE BY

WIN Wensthoh AnA W W stswart Davtnn, Z; ;,,,,r,e T.
Boyer Mlamisbnrx; stoe sIarer h mon. j Il Anaetl
son, Oentervei > Nyers knY 10 ds,non IA Jackson,
ThNlhhfrsbnrg; " Bauer, Harrisburg; u D Divine,
Jobn-y -yllel Arnold ilnbert sou IN rim jaroi
iiH ef, Natt nallmonoi Jkaoki4t a. 90, ,,iermanaSSn;
mnrpi{, Vandaiiai u Njekos, Liherty; " kees
W !" lNsms s swEner, Wesf Baltimore; parker Bfo a
~, ls,ks gsitrRl sad ~ Drugnsn aud Merchants
e P"S'y'hrpqghont the ualteu sisa tes and Capadas
D" Nt+ AieN'' auaidIy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
Go=partnCrsblp.
OO.PAR,iN E,l3SIiIp

TNHE undersigned have this day formed AGO. mart
l. nershlp undsr "a" name and firm Of BREENE a
NIXON, Tor the pnrpoasa of tranaastins A
and Retail Clothing and Merchant Tailoring Bnsiness
at the old stand Of w, ~ Breene, % Mh1 sty,se Va TX
20 see the Old friends of th ,hopse and ~ nahv nes
ones as may favor them wlh can F''r' w"
.H WILLIAM q ikEENR H.
A. -, ANDREW o, NIXON
Dayton, February ,lsS4 lldsasl 1I~lrTtsHp
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT S27' SECOND 81, BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
- We Ne pay particular attention to the opailtv az am
swyer.Al ~ aud use only the beat Engsh steel, "
charge. 'l "''''A W. 50 h"HhoutektrA
fa-onr retail department in charge Of fco,npetent
bonS oorseFs and Spiral Bustles constantly on
SoId vhot,..,. ..t,.-. ~ WALDMAN.
nav," u wholesale and retail at No. S97 second street
as..a-s...--u--. :. iasily
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
&rorRrIes. &r.
Ag0 ,s for Sale Of Pure Bourbon WHISKY.

No iol secoud stteet, Dayton, ONO, "hfll
EG leave most noctfdHy to A. ,,,aiuttbott ma
- - toners and th.' cemmqutY generally that they
style OF u. o'BRl EN- &IBR0IHER fof INK ni,tnbss 49,
o. carving on the Wholesale GROCERY, lFluor, tfar
@ Nna toFSco euslnt n in Dayton, OHIO, 81 che lotp
h'end OF E.O'br en-, No, 90i second atreet
haVlagHmple maansto n enable 1at nurcbase Sbofs
Iom the 9eFt h9gses In Nnw York. tiaitinIors en,l
Phlaiephia, and having had fifteen yea rs a nersna
m ne trade we hold ou the best uduconenig 10 ony
oa m ausi lners and III others wholnaybe Kind enough
N ,'BRiEN, late Of the arm of o,pren pos q
ioledo' ONO, viii devote his time aud attention ~
HeaseIl HoSe who may come to nv al thih wslf
thnhlty y lef,tf possible, tn cv.r before Roth M
is se very grateful for paa yors and eurnestg Al
"o''" SNARE oI your future patronage. aulgdawY m
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-31
LET THE AFFLICTED READ !

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ssJ ru'y su" ""cins % ar's ~, 'a ,,isa I'm
.ues su w NeinselvS ,. "'n"5 ,in rs N'"'"'' "'
""uSt, INVITE iIi u I WIZ S,,ndc" ~ w pprSe GAYS
nhah WnAt InL - iCNI III a. - go =, y,
,, p,L vH'st III nor rJT pmySiSIAS a.
hH., n's perct knoN,sse o' .s ~ I
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nv ',e it', -. ~ T. " ELI IH ~
vii SnnsstiS snd ranI ,r ,yLsthrr van can he cured
o AZ, ~. ,i.t,on ~" sn3 i,sryis,s ara
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-31
A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES.

AFTER A THOROUGH TRIAL OF MORE
TIA TEN YEARS, he time pieces manufso
tured by the American Watch 70, OF Waltham
Mass, have gained firm bold upon the favor
Of the public, and now, no leRs that 10000 OF
them are speaking for themselves in the pook-
eta Of tho people. From a very Insignificant
beginning the buiness has Increased until we
are justified in stating that WE MAKEMORE
THAN ONE HALF Of all the watches sold in
the United StAtes. Repeated enlargement Of
our factory buildings. and the labo Of 500 oPeT
ra:ives, still. nd Us unequal TO supply the con-
stantl increasing demand And we may here
observe tina. rot Nithsta ling the high price Of
labor and materials, we actually sell our pre-
duets Mt less prices than those current FIVE
yearSago.
We refer to these facts only for the purpose
properly introducing another subject relative
t' our manutacuro of watches. Hitherto our
chiof object has hoen TO make god watches for
the million a. the lowest possible price-solno'
thing to take tho place oftho make. believe
watches called "Ancres, ,n"I I,epine4," -" uglish
Patent Levers Sc, annually thrown upon
this market in countless numbers, by Euro
'oanwUrkshopS watches which are the re tsuo
Vt their factories, unsaleable at homo anl peg
icctly wOrthltss everywhere.
This object we have accDmp ished mud now
We have to announce, that We have comnencod
he manufacture Of watches Ur the very
HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TC CilRON-
OMrRY,
uneQuallcd by anything hitherto made to our.
'elN o. and unsurpassed 10y anything made in
the world. For this pun pose we have tho amp
est facilities We have erected an addition to
rnuin buildings CSpressl, for iii branch Of our
business, and have filed il with the best work.
men in our service. P-ufing by our long ex-
peri eco, VIC have remodelle the for OF our
watches, Introducing such improvements as
have been suggested aud r Tuvcd
to be good from ti,hu TO timG, aud have insti-
iutcd new AMI severe tests of isOchroni+m, nd
lustmont and compensation. New machines
and appliances have been constructed, which
perform their work with consunima delicacy
aud eXGctitude, and the choicest aud most ap
proved materials only are used. Nothing in
fact IN wanting either in Inechanicai principles,
material or workmanship to insuG perfection
II he result.
NO continue 10 manufacture our other well
known qualities under the following names:
"APPELTON, TRACY II co."
"P. s. lIAETLEY,"
And the Soldiers Watch"
"WM. ELLEHY."
Tho latter, the lowest priced watch we make
isn substantial, reliable time peace, cascd in
sterling Silver-h hunting pattern, and ia not liza
hlc 10 get out Of order either in marching riding
including ohe finest which il nnmo "AMLRIcAE
warren CoMrASY," ave sold by watch dealers
generally throughout the country.
ROBBINS a. APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
lS2 BROADWAY, NY.
Jany litlr mlSi.--io.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-31

BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY Our
old friend, WM. JOHNSTON, hau open
ed Bakery and Confectionery in The
old Drug Store, formerly occupied by
I'osrER LYLE, where he will be found
ever ready to wait on his old patrons.
BILLY always kecrs a good assert.
jment Of articles in his line and sells
at prices that defy competition. We
advise all desiring TO purchase bread
and conlecti"ncrics II give him cal
and onr word for it, th.y will not 20
away with their appelitcS or conscien,
ccs unsatistird.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-31

REGULARITY or AcTIoN THE Soul OF
HgALTH.--Ne earnestly rail- the attention
OF cur female readers 10 DR.. w. r. Met
win 5 advertisement Of the celebrated CHE-
GxEE Pulls COR females, as the be It regula-
tor Of the. female system yet Offered to the
public. A prevention to excess, an auti-
dote to pain, and a removal to the obatruc-
tions that cause both; these Pills, in secu.
ring regularity of action in the female sys.
TEN. secure health and with health, be3tOw
the destinations that accompany it in every
tcaIulc ,the bright eye, elastic step and clear
complexion that denote healthy woman.--
Read the advertisement.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-31
Dcc.inanon al Hon. Geo T. Push

nv t'thu''W" W aA"'' WV ~ "R "
We are Informed that the Hon.
Geo + Pugh, who was npming:nd as
ole OF the Presidential Electors for the
State at large by the Convention al
Columbus, has sent in letter of res
ignutiUn to the State Central Com
mite, declining the Irotirrud homer.
1t would be entirely Incompatible and
impossible with his business arrange.
ments, in his opinion, for him to
accept q position where, in justice to
the party, he would to obliged to
canvass the STATE in ts behalf. 1t
was a severe tax npOn him last sum
mer when he devoted 30 much of his
time to the election, in connection
with his nomination rs Lieutenant
Governor, and it is now imperativcly
necessary that he should have res
pile from 90 hrduous political labor,
lie is grateful to the Democracy Of
the State for the compliment of the
nomination, which is all the more
tlattering, as it was like the nomina
ton of Lieutena Governor, uusolic-
ited and unexpected EQr.