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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10


The following touching remarks &C.
cur in the recent speech Of S. z. Chase
AZ Cincinnati;
And there Is many young man
sleeping calmly beneath the southern
sod, wep, over by noihem mother,
When dld sou ever see a no;hern
mother sorry that she had given her
son 10 the republic have seen ma
my childlcss mohers. Ii is only a
few days since ] Ras in Massachusetts,,
when was Ut ile place where old Is
rael Putnam, The wolf hunter, was
born. They showed noe the room in
which the old man was born, and it
was interesting to think that ] stood
there upon the spot where such man
came into lie. Dat | heard sume-
thing far more interesting than that.
A young man OF thesame blood, some
sixteen years Of age heard Of the FIR
ing on Fort Sumter. His youthful
ardor was kindled. He was sleeping
in the room OF the old general, aud
caught the spirit OF his ancestor, aEH
in the moonlight nights he would sit
outside and carve 9iih his penknife
sword Of wood. They showed it to
me. On one side he had engraved
Not 10 be drawn without Justice not
to be sheathed without honor On
the other side he had engraved Death
to traitors. And bis youthful heart
so burned within him, that when the
second call was made for troops, May,
1861. his ardor could not be restrain
ed, he enlisted and went forth TO fight
the battles Of his country, and passed
through almost every battle field from
Balls Bluff to the seven days before
Richmond, and there, mortally wound
ed, he fell down TO die. ! saw his
aged parents-his young sister. There
was not one of them that did not re-
joiee that if he was to die, lie was 10
die in defense of the Union and his
country. cloud cheers.)
Are we to confess that all Of this
blood has been shed for "a failure 2
(Cries Of No. No.) No, neyer!-
HalIowed be every grave in which
soldier sleeps. cAmen and cheers J
Honored aud beloved forever, the
mother who bore them and sent them
forth for their country's cause. cloud
cheering.) And we will not desert
them. (Cries Of Never and cheers.)
We have passed through he time Of
trouble, and nov light beams upon us !;
we already see its dawning. The
victories we have recently achieved,
in my judgement, and confident hope,
usher in the glorious day when the
rebellion will have been suppressed
throughout our lard, and freedom and
Union everywhere restored to u.s.
(Cheers.) The cause cannot be de,
serted by such men as | see before
me tonight. You will stand by il,
you will take your part in the glory
and honor of having contributed to
the success Of our armies in the field
and TO the establishment Of our cause
at the ballot-box, by inspiring every
soldier with new zeal and ardor, aud
communicating new yigor and new
energy to the administration charged
with the duty Of administering the
war"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

A TERRIBLE INSTANCE or REB-
I'll ArRoofrY.--We find the following
details Of a most horrible deed .insthe
in the correspondence OF $. +. Bulk
ley to the New York Herald II is
dated !" Headquarters Gregg's CavaI-
ry Division, l1lhJllt':
lesrn from Major NJ. II. Beats
mont, who commands the picket line
OF The First Brigade, ION the left, OF
most airocious murder committed by
the rebels day or two since, about
two hnndredAyards from his line. in
the Vicinity OF Prince George Court
House. The murdered man was nam
ed Brock well, aud, notwithstanding
the fact Of being 90 years Of aee, was
forced into the rebel army and attach
ed to a battery, just kefore the adj
vance Of our forces on Petersburg he
had obtained furlough from his com
manding officer TO visit his family
Upon tie arrival Of ourNArmy he con-
cluded to remain at home, and took
the oath Of allegiance to the United
States Government. His family con-
sisted Of wife and daughter, and ho
has been in the habit Of drawing supp
plies from our commissarait. A day
or Two since during the absence Of his
vile, three soldiers, dressed in blue
oyercoats, rode up TO his house and
ordered him 10 aeeompany them. lie
refused to comply, when they drew
their reyolyers and fired AT him. Ho
then went with them, followed by his
daughter and colored servant. They
took him into the woods, about two
hundred yards from his home, and
having Invested themselves Of their
oyercoa's, displaying their Confeder-
ate uniforms, deliberately shot him and
His servant.
The daughter in her fright, ran
back to tie house. In the morning,
the mother having returned, they in
stiluled a search, when the bodies we're
found, With both heads seYefed from
their bodie. aud tied together across
The breast Of Mr.. Brock nclI. -.
Mrs. Brockwel al once rep0fled
tie ease 10 Major Beaum1nt, when be
sent out d PARTY 10 recoyer and bury
The bodies.
Ihisis ouly one Of tho many eases
constantly occurring sliowias Tic ami
mus of tie Soutimrn repf Should
any Of these Gends ialiint0 the hands
81 our forces drum head court mar
fai aad a speedy execution would fol-
low. The only means the Major had
of removing the bodies wns by obtain
ing a cart aud mule from q nsighbor-
ing lamily, consisting u three females
By tbe name of Anderson. When
they found the use TO which the cart
ras to be applied, they utterly retus.
ed. saying tie cart vas not 10 be used
to ha9l any damned dead Yankees.
When tald BE was not Yankee bus
one of their own citizens aud neigh
Dor, tiley sail he lad taken the oath
of aileeiance ard that made him
Yankee. II is needless 70 say that
size cart aud male we're nof only taken
lof the purpose intended, but turned
IN Tor iAe use of tie United States
tf4.,gf..rfre5sfEp
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

Lord Kenyon has left a great and
well earned name yet lie INDUCED
many peculiarities Of opinion, nay,
many strong preiudiees, which work
ed injustice. His parsimonious mean
ness in dRss, eqpipage, and style of
living was prover0ial; and his fond
ness for introducing supposed quota
tons from the classics, ludicrously
misunderstood, was so inyeteraie as to
provoke the rebuke of Geoyge III,
u ray, my lord, keep TO your good law,
aa give us no more Of your bad Lat
~ In an amusing miscellany he is
represented as addressing the jury
a' Having thus discharged your con
sciences, gentlemen, you may retire
to yonr homes in peace, with the De :
lightlul consciousness Of having per-
formed your duties well, and may lay
your heads on your pillows, and say
.Aut Cesar mullas.'" IN Coleridge's 5
Table Talk he is stated TO haye said
-sAbove all, gentlemen, need a name
% yon the Emperor Julian, who was
so celebrated for the practice Of every
Christian virtue that he was called
Julian the Apostle"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

Tie rebel raider Wheeler i only
70 legrs Old aud very small iI4 Is
a h8fts' man. Ai ball in Carlisle,
Pa. jast before tie var f,e g8t sight,
and becoming aware iilat the laiie.
were turning up their roses st lTiai
he soliloquized thus 1Whseler,
you're drunk Wheeler. iIe gal A.
laughing at you Wheeler, you'd
better 80 home r and be did
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

Two rebels who have been placed
at aioining posts on The picket line
both escape, and meet At Gen. Bai-
lers headquarters. Bolh express Sur
prise AZ seeing one anosher, ard then
comes the explanation: Why, jim.
] was watching you ali the time lor a.
chance 10 slip away and | was
walohing YOU. AlIse. far by chance :
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10
nOrEL rARpx.


THIS loeg established Hotel sta continue,
spsa f5r tie accommodation Of tke travelling
psslie. Particular attention ryrn ioWmldcr'
frsis abre.l during fhc summer months. lhe
ssblic patronage hithtdo itberaily extended il
'sspecifully salselird.
E.M VANDERBILT, Proprietor.
Manchester, Get. l. 1893.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

mufderedgu ihs waynol less than six
IS persons, and So. Ne performs bis
mgrienoas work with as much car.
nestness and yigor as when he first
commenced.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

VIII you give me them pennies
now Z" said big pcwsbgy 10 q little
one, after giving hin severe dump.
ins. SO, ! won't Pound away.
Ne and Dr.. Franklin agrees. Dr.
Fraklia ays. take ear d The pence.
and fbe rounds v iii take care Of ihsm-
selves
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10
Popr1xG TIE QUESTION b

PoPPING TIE QUESTION BY
PRoxY.-There is a very pleasant
tradition in relation to Myles Standish,
capatin in the PIyrnoth Colony, and
one Of the passengers in the Mayfow-
er, which is thus related by writeE
upon The New England Milasary
Worthless Of the Olden Time -
"The Captains heart had been
touched by the charms of loveiy
daughter OF Mr.. William Mullins, WHO,
with her father, had been his fellow
passenger in the Mayaower. To OBJ
tain leave from the father 10 address
his daughtev, as ths customs which the
Pilgrims brought with them from Eng
land required standish sent to him a
Alr. John Alden, the youngest Of the
Pilgrims, then about 2 years Of age
Of a most excellsnt form, Of a fair and
ruddy complexion.hnd Of very prepo-
ssessing address. TIE father received
the proposals fayorahly, but added, like
a sensible man, tIinF The young kidy
rsclf must be consulted before he
could return a decfled answer. She
was accordingly sent for, when Mr..
Alden, in his most wining manner, re.
delivered his message 10 Ter to which
the blushing maiden, fixing her eyes
upon him, artlessly geplied
'Prithe, John, Why ID gou not
speak for yourself Z
WHO could rtsii IIIzFinl, oEnc
Pilgrim, an aFHeal like tai 7 Ii Il
unnecessary u add, resa IS iAe
marrisd " Miss MINI sf wish
Captain Standish, baG with Jahn al
den."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10
BTSlNEsS DIRECTORY,

ID. II. MEACHAM, VI. d.,
DgAcrlclNG PHYSICIAN AND SUR.
Il GEON. Oihce nsady opposite y. Auies
,tsrs. Particular attention paid q Extracting
o. Eiliing Teeth.
Fsetory rolhi. Mas 10, IsGt.-52
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

4 poor Freaehman, when bis wife
aroused him from lis sleep With the
ery, Gei a.. bapiiste. there's rob
ber Is the houe calmly answered,
F" Don't let 81 mqset hin. Let him
rausaek tbe hou and if he should
Gnd anything of value we'll take i
away from lin. I
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10
pone;on or3 cla,p Agarwv

Pension and Clam Agency.
HK FowLEg sreltsaas ~ /. fAEaEhNT
rIsnE unaeragned having taken license q
l. esim agent, !. prepared % receive aPpli-
eatlsss far Pension, Back Pay and hnumy
olaims. All eiaimsnt having unfinished busi
ne.s With lion. L. ssfgesut, are notified that
tie same {. lcft with tie subscriber TO prose
cate 10 completion.
IT. X FOWLER.
Manchester, July 12, lse4.--ams
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10
rnE EQUINOX HOUSE,

eg,s Iyoa Jsas 10 f>eeaajfr. fer ptrameat ~
traHasHt riHfors
Tha Hsnss, having been recently enlarged,
l. .ew he mas, comn8dioas Ia the State. and
I. lersishel with tlie latest comforts and con-
v.nisaees. for iniormriau = tu roems, &c.,
.sdrsss r. u. 0BYiS, Agent
Manchester, june J, 1864.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

A gentleman. who recently travel
ed over Western railroad, declared
his opinion that it is the safesi road in
the country, as the superintendent
keeps a boy running ahead Of the
train to drive of the cows and elieep I.
1T i impossible said one paIil-
clan . asoiher, ITO say 80 oDr
ends and tile opposi,son parfy sns =
"Well. sin" .Seplied ihsasl.er il you
we're riding Aekass Il | 81 i'm
possible'id Etrs iA 80 ended
and the donkey began.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10
The Manchester Journal,

M8HCHEsTHR NJ
Tsrssa & y 80 artass. if 5ssss sltin tar5s aihs
f,srs sar.ssnaeief8t 81 faaaas Il stEhs Ha 4
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taaraf8
49, 6uhsrfstaft q 81 81 haskHef
* fssssf atsosFtsNHfa hat afrearastt sfH iaaA
snlrss a. Faasittss saH 81 ~ AZ ss
Fsersesi5 .say s. nats " teaH ~ afhFfwAh 8i-
fseiif 81 a. ra8athet - 81 aHT AEssi aar aa-af
spprafs Is ~ iFt lsa AatF renfIt HtH t sf
kssagsa2esa bt itis rfsat
tnAkLH- A PIERCE Psi4lsh1n
j. n hnfA keataf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10

Ta.s tissuAag AdtNTs aEs sa3hasis ta rrc'ifs
tsbssf8rfl az 4ss Its, aEa gsissr sihef tfisi
wstF in Fsehaf ~ tae Awt essEl
BAAtB s HuFEF Arainsba
Rnw AEB AVN WORTH EasG AfiaTan
uH 9uEkG. West ArHhgiah,
sN ~1Kfs ibusFrf
ArHFHAs NEnNI Essi DcftgL
ions rms Ssrh iAafsel
q MAD s MAEA ~, i-asdsJote
a & GRAHAM iiaHAxlHe
gAxEs 4 MeCAfI., En7eu aaa Nsss Gaperi
Al uENln Ee8 kpFrfL
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-10
Terms ror Advertising.

IAf natalas q ies ffiaae fnutt IS fasftrEa - 81
sessfsiss 3sfnts - theg ~li lr sfi8neaa eHf4l -
se.fs 80 Yas Nagfes ~ ls5arstllta. EsFtfs
~ sfs4F ins rt4uEs q vs. u seal og igah sh'
u.ohay mast aeclaip nl tlcafNs1
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
SHERiFFS SALE.
'ilh y Ohio. rI0l2r Ocaojg

Tltscf Ohio, IjRt,n Ccaajg
Robert ChriStv, P.f.t H. Cont Of
aghlnr. common Pleas
Rti"'' BpT'u a. u y tt urier ~ gn'g
DURSOaNT to tn, command Of On order of
sRc IN tho above cause 10 me directed from
the conrL Of Common Pleas, uf the riorr.aii
County Of Ninton ! will ofrr at public sale, nl
~ e doorof ! he Court House, ia the toSn
oi hcirthur, in aforesaid County Of Vintnn, cp
FriiGy the 18Th day Of April 1864,
between the hours often oc'ock, A. NJ, nnd
four o'clock, T. NJ, Of said day, he following
property to- wit The south oaSt quarter ofthe
r,nth-east quarter and the east half Of the
southeast quarter Of Section number thirteen
IN Township number eleven of Range nam her
sevcntecn, and thu north. west quarter Of Sec.
tim number rty-four, in Town hip number
ten, Of Range number sixteen, ard also the
sou'h-weSt quarter Of Section number thirty
four in Township number ten, OF Range mum
her sixteen. Estimated 70 contain four hundred
aud sixty three acre. more or less
Ordered TO be sold a. tho property nr Sanford
Bowen, to satisfy Judgment IN favor OF
Robert Christy.
App si-ed at Eight thousand three hunl rod
Rnd tIlirly-fout doDlars, and must brins two
tlrds of that mm
Terms Of SALE. cash IN hand
ARCH NORElS. shift V. Go. q.
March lO,.64-5w VA. GoLp pcr'y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
SUERIFF'S SALE.
S.att nEOAio. LInfnn Cn,,n,,

o'''e " Oa'o' ttHfen COuHty,
i"ch"'d Ashur'l q Son pl,fTs In C,ur, oc
T. A. Bra:ton ct al. Det',, Order vfsSlo ,J,'
IOCRJ ANr to the command cf nm orl.r .
ialc 10 the hboTe cans, 70 me ,li,,,,.d Tn
We NpHTt ni Common Pleas. of the ne,rs.iJ
'ountY f Vinion, viii fTvr at ,,nhljc s,,s -,
ne dor Of tho Court Hou,e. in The t,y,, "c
AeAt'h"r' IN The aiore,a'd yrunty Of Viutop On
MoHday he 9& day Of .Mqy lsGi
Ietwe n tho h'urs often oyl,ck, A. M and
u O'Clock, I. ~, Of said day, the lollovin,
i'ea estate o.SIt: About teys,lV ,c,o. -
lt"" commencing 1T he s"utL rs,, ror's, al
10 N,a'h east quarter If the south et.r.op,r-
'"r "' S"ci''h uu'r,ivr fNc. - lin r,.n.1irl
hn'nhsf aino, ~, N Range number ,i,Lr,rn
49, ~ lhlou rUnniy OLin. Thence wo.'t,fI,.,
''etR ,hcurc ur tho bel tf Ile crcnk TO Sp,C
~" I'm "r"'oHs ih' thence Sonth-pn.t uun.
Nd htdiern- line to Ih1 north r,,t ,,,rp,r ~,
Tie south west paArtc. of the snni,- w.,, c,,sr
lef"i section number fCnr, 4 iu p,v,,,L;,
ana Range aforesaid Then. .c,orthtoIIn.o
A'.e' o. SA'a last named lvI,y ar trne; th,prr
"urt 20 tHt PLlcG OF beginning. A'so IA, u,,,l. ,
hA!' "i In lot n7HIher ulur:y-Scyp,, IN, ~
t"pt ten ieet OF f-nuth side # .liI ror,l Lulr /
H'ro Vie Eest halirf Ia 'otpuc hundred ma /
.AVu" ~. m lhs tSn OF Macarthur Vtr. !
N'.''h. 'Alths
laNen as ile nrorsr'y of Z. (. B,1rroo 10!
satisfy mi aSls, OF htorcsaiI C,urr in fa,',,
Of EirhaG+ ASassat ~ son. :" '-'''
ppIaiHed Us fpllovs, . wi. The ar, ls
f''ipd realty ~ twelve hua,'red dollar. 100, /
anu lot number niu"'y-scy"n except ten fast rl
Nt"' hnndTsd aud fty dollars. hafl lor MN
n"t "'t nunI''i ami ,iHiceu, al twenty dollars
anI ma.. bring too tui-j' 4 ,El, ,n,..
TERMS of eALF, cash ia hnnl
4 q Ill. Buo1x. ALrU N0rprg
Af'Nf ~ rEf. .9F T.. n
April 7th ,si-;w Wu Go,n nm.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
MACARTHUR NURSERY.

The undersigned wishes to inform the citizen.
Of Vintcn, and surrounding Counties, that they
have established Nursery at Macarthur and
wilkeep constantly on hand, every variet y
FRUIT AND ORNAM ENTAIL TREES.
We now offer for sale, 10000 Apples trees
20 900 Peach trees, Pear, Cherry, Plumb DC
of the very hest varieties
These trees have ali been raised in Hooking
County, and being acclmated are preferable
to trees shipped from other States. They are
two years old thrifty aud in the host condition
AL NC ask is tkst thoSs wishing trsee shouli
call and see 70 themselves.
Address
Dec T,-6g 3mo. J. \ ". GOLD.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
SHERIFF SALE

State Of ohio, TintOn CovDty.
]ohn .sii. S Black r'f G'.,,,.,, IN Court ,,, Of
Elmer Jones ct al Defr-J Vcnii ''
DY virtue ofTn order Of sale / me liroc,c
ID from tie Court Of Common P,us, ofvinIoi
County Ohio, will offer for asr AT the door ~
the tourt House, in tho town Of hcrthur on
Saturday The 23rd day Of april 1864,
Between the hours of ten o'clock A. N an,
-four o'clock, ?. ~, Of said day, the follow
ing property TO wit: Being part + tn q
south est quarter Of Section nunoeI tnir
ty-iyo, t33,) township number ton 90, rang
number fifteen, l5;l beginning at he cast liu,
of thu said quarter at maple tree eleven irche
in diameter, tiNy eight rods and sixteen link.
from The south east corner thence north forty
i've degrees west. distant fOrty-two rods to 4
post 4; thence MP Raccuun creek 20 as TO- includN
two thirds NJ said crock, to lands decided be
Jatleo AcWhsrter thence south twenty two
chains and cight-Hvc links to the Ssction lint
thence west hvo claus and sixty QUO links
thence east forty niue degrees six chains and
forty links To a stake thencu eighty-six degrees
north six chaius and forty three links; tneuct
nor.h thirty two degrees, eust twenty two rodt
and forty eight links TO the place ofbegining
tonteining thirty acres bo .ho same more or lusi
Except ono half acre decided TO John TilroS b,
said Pierce, together with all the pri riyiegcs and
appurtennnccs thereto belonging.
Also eighty acres being the west half Of tho
north west quarter Of the aforesaid section, OK
cept twenty-five acres before decided to Georg,
Hickey on the Siie Of said eighty acres, all il
township number tan, no. Of rppgo humber
fifteen, Us.
Taken rs the property Of Envr Jones ct al
to satisfy Judgment in favor Of John s. Black
ArpraiSnlclt mill property at three thousauC
six hundred dollars, 1900. And an eighty acr,
tract appraised at four hundred dollar, 400
aud must bring two third of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hands.
AR CII. NORRIS.
Z. A. Barron atty. for Pl'f Sh'f WOO.
Mar. 18th lS64-5w WM GoLp Deptuy
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
SuERlFF'o SALE.

%1'r # Oti,, linton Coo"ty
Josiah'Bnker, rrfl In Cour, Of
John Swain ct al, Derts.S Oricr Of sule
DURSUANT to the command Of M order Q
srle in the above cause 10 mo directed from
he Court Of Common plcus, ofthe afoFMid Coun-
Of Vinton, ! viii Offer ut public sale ut tn,
loor at the Court HOUSE, in the Town cf McAr-
.hur, in aforesaid County Of Eihton, on
Friday The 18Th day Of April 1864,
r,tweon the hours often o'clock, A: NJ, and
our o'ciuck 7 NJ, of sait, day, the following
property to-wit: The north east quarter oi
lbu southwest quarter Of Section number
hirty three, & 49, in Township numbor nine
y, Of Range number nineteen, 49, und HlSf
The east half OF the north west quarter Of the
SOUTH west quarter Of Section thirty three H.
rownsl ip number nine, Co Of Range number
nineteen, I g containing sixty acres. Also the
vest half Of the north quarter Of the
south west quarter of fSccLiyn number tbirt!
three, 80, containing twenty R,res moro Oi
!ess. And also the northeast quarter oftht
south east quarter Of Section number thirty-twC &c
/. 80 J in Township number nine, (9,l of Range
lumber nineteen, (ls,) containing forty ucrc'
more less.
Taken a. the property of JOHN Swain snf
wife, to satisfy jud glnent iu favor of Josial
Baker
Appraised as follows o-vit: The 50 acre lo
at six hundred dollars, 1900, the 20 acre lo
lat ole hundred and Aity-Rve dollars, (sl55,
and the 30 Oacrc lot two hundred and nifty dol
lars, (250,) and must bring two-thi.ds Of tha
sun.
TERMS OF SALE. cash in hand
ARCH. NORRIS, ShfT Y. coo.
March lo,-G4-5w BY WIZ. GoLppep,y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
l. f l. q L II L \ I II
SOEDIEHS
Don't Sin Back 20 ihc HnT.


Many hsye dicl from Diouhp and Dys.
rntery ~ yuur regimen; G0W take w:ru.
lug and 10 no. rctmn wijinu' .unplyiug
your kndp,ayb, WIN bottle % Dr. S'rck.
lands Ani.CsoIrri Mixture remember
hou many werp saved hat year by taking
it after brins li.chIrgci AM s.ut from TIE
ho, yIGnls as lnturahic. One dose will i'm
mediately relieve the N st Severe case Of
Diar:hrrl NJ Dyssutery. Il - a,knou +
edged - rnrc Chronic DInuhna ani DIS
Cujery. Now don' neglect H. tor on your
return c,uuge VI diet an! wata., etc.
win most certainty bring ON parrhWr, an,
a 30 cent bottle Of DR., SuiCkond', .iIl
ChuIrru Mixture Nil cure yon aud several
Others Il vii; keep good IN ohy climate.
DO not fail 10 tell your comrades IL pat a
hot,lp OF /; in their knspsscks.
Sold by Druggists nnd.prcporrd cnIy b!
DR.. A. Strickland 6 Edst FOUrth street
Cincinnati, o.
March "a '64. ~.
SOldies-we think DR., Sul,kl1ni /
quite right in advising You in hls advertise
nenl in our columns Of to days paper tC
take bottle Of his highly recommended An
ti-choIeru Mixture in yout knapsackS, i
NAV save the lives OF many ol our best sol
disra. Mothers. see that yanr sons do not
ucglcbt ii, You can get ii al the Drug stores
at 80 Gems per bottle. 1t is the beat Isnc'
Ids mr DIauhGa and Dys.nlcry.
Mar - ia ~.
D& SrEcmAEp's R:muic5 for
SAL w
S. y Dodge, Macarthur.
VIM. Halenshaw, IIamicn.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-14
a FEW REASONS WHY THE
4 MERICAFl WATCH
Is HE BEST.

Il - mas. 10 ;hc 'r.t r;ncitlc. y i;e the
tcT.i,'n "G'.h - %rncr.liy made "a ~ inIntj
rio az alI.
L- Il, look At tie contrast. The froign
watch - mostly lna!o ~ women amt hoy. ny
hand. VINE 'h"ir labor l. cH.np, their work
~ d'ar a. anj p'lcc. Such wHtches are mhdo
without r!an, ant sIh without cuagrant.c.
They are irregular il. construction, and quitc
'as irregular iH moE"'ucnf. rhcy nre DESIGNED
en-! tu eu., aui ,l9 unycr L. the PARTY most
thoroughly tuld. Iho.e ~ 10 lu,c Ecl, an
IcrcS, oIIur,' aud SHi-s levers" in profess
cd ierair iui few wears viii appreciate the
'rr'h ~ cur stai':dcut
TUE FLAN o. TnE AMERICAN warren
irs'eSd rihoihp made pr ocvoral hrrlrgiit.
iIe fl"yrr. fcIcT,d together. the holy tthg
Ancrican Watch j. lormei ot SOLID PLATES
40 lhr snt"l' 'tics wlihttn harmony If it, vork
ing, Huu 10 sL,,,.cu shock eau throw it, rr,chir
1Iy ou: pf gear. Secession cr one rslt from
another is unknown 10 it, constitute, n. and IL
riding ar my husiuc,, lur,rit. it j. ~ held 10
3cthrr ~ hnnli ~ single 7cncr nf rr;al. Ii
isJr,' v hat nil machinery should be
let ACCURATE
I'd. SIMPLE.
Sd. STRONG.
4th. ECONOMICAL
Wa moi only secure CHi ApSlks by onr svs'e,"
hut QCALIN. We do nut pretend that cnf
Watch can he bongh for less money thar tho
foreign maze believes but hat for It's real val
ne 1t Is sold FOR ono. hnlftho pricn.
OUESuLDIER's WATCH (namcd WIN. ~
lerl is hat i'a name iuCiuHtcs Solid Suustan
,ial, and niwn,E Reliable. warranted 10 stunf
uud omOunt of Marching. Riding or Fighting.
OUR NFXT HIGHEST QUALITY OF
WATCIl ,nunej p s. Bar,letU is similar in