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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14
Tho Leasnars st,!, nrtor LIneolp

u Ia LeHS aSEh sI''' hAtoE AINcelH
Genera! Schofald, latH IN command
in Missouri, and removed at the die
ss!ion Of the Radical Leaguera, is be
fore the Senate for confirmation as u
N Mgior-Genoral. A Washington dis
patch of December 81, to the Oincin
natl Gazette; says that Missouri Rad
icals declare that if Schofield is con-
frmed by the Senate, it will be through
the influence Of President Lincoln,
and they will regard i: as o declara-
ton OF war on his part, il whicl
they will assume tho aggressive -
"FatheT A brsdam" must take the ob
sreporous Radical 81 Il f HE q littl'
closer 10 hia bosom, or they'll make
fuss 10 the family.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14
Koba ck'sstOmneh Diltvrs.
SOLDIERS HOME.
suPNLIsfESDEsT'' OTSIoz.
CISolFEAII, June I, 1893


CiSoiEEAu, June 4, lses
To Da. c. ". RonAOx--
Nj DEAR Sin: ! lam disrebHing second Ia
goIee of your Stomach Bitters aTnogg RS largS
number Of men who daily arrive at tbis Inauiu.
ton for rsfrsSunsRt ard rest. Tha universal
testiaoRy is ;hGt these Bldsrs are the beet
mada. Fer the vhrious SREneT complaints
which atfi,ei 40 many. know Of DO remedy ~
safs ana &c sac. PistAF ii says, ~ ask ply
,lei1n what Ia easy and what Is hard ofdigestion
and what viii aglee with 'he stumech Is about
"a ger ii ia as to ask what IL sweet or bitter or
aour." Persons whc ls0k "at for hrentsrs- AID
have your stompch Bittsrs IN tie house! am
| sure will never AJAX any nne the foolish questiQS
.pps en- OEhy thu great philosopher. ! hlust not
| omit q word OF tive for your CatswhG Brandy.
| I have many men hero who hayA brandy pre-
| sorihci fir th"m by distingnirhed Army Sur
| gron, The effect ofyours on such are beneficial
| far mole 80 than from any previously taken
Persons who lesire . really pnro Brandy cannot
fail in Their purchase ifthey got your brsnt.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14
10 Nervous Sufferers Of Both seIes.

4 REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVINC}
been restored 70 health in few days, after TN
daf1n ~ vi tho usual rouLne amt irregular ex-
npn.ilr modes Uf,rsatlneut without success, con
sidcrs it li' sacred duty IN communirate 20 ris
afflicted fJllow Crcsturss tho means ofeurs -
Hence, on ihs receipt ofpn addressed envelope.
he will send tfree) II cn7y of tlo prescription
nsed DiTec,to \. joins N. DAeNAtL, 1856 Ful-
ton Street Hrpokl,n, New Ynrk.
March. May, Jaly, Sep. Nov, Jan, Tyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14

UISENSCS or NERVOUS SEM.
- INkE. UHIANRY NND SEXUAL
SYSrE ES-new gnd reliable treGtment-in
Rsportsrr Tho HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
S,'nt by rn'il in sealed letter envelopes. free oS
charge Adlrvsa. DR.. J. SKlLLif NOTGH-
ron, Howard A-a,cintion, No 2 South N!nth
Street PhilNdrluliN, Pa.
March 5lh 1879 l-yr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14
MoARTIIUR, ONO:
----sSnss-------H.
iSsgI iSEibAY 49, Jan II. 1854

~ CnE CONSrIrUTION AZ I"I
riE UNION ASIr WAS. ruTEEGRO
N a EHE He iS, and the enforcement
&C the laws against all G!iicrr+ who
lnve uNTrpeA Authority, rs well ~ the
'coplu who Commit Breaches Ui the
law
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14
Ian Doctor, with much rcapect
Your servant,
G-W.n. ANnnEw Snperp.enden.

". " u N"UNH" U"FV'4"sV''1VHV
Eyy- OiIlca AMI InaDn'sc.ory, Nor. Sc, So, ee.
and 81 Ras' Third stree. For salo oveTy yNbers
Nov Ssh lsi3,- alt tno,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-08-18
Ntlaata nnS feline Scridan,uuaeli.

Sin ellrcpIiiHer SfI,ier IN S6ernlan's Nrmee
lisfcrt Der Sainri5 Staatsicitln3 Cen frl9cnpe,
@sridt:
@rm Sahe eines siemlid trd s~clssenen !Sauies,
1'I2 Wteilcn rem Ser Start %cntfernt, genrb ih 9elteri,
ras @srsniigen elmer senalten SlnliAt rcn Mtlanta
,1n ieincn 9Serfen, nit Silfe eines altcn Glais s.
9Scnn re friibercn grnartciten Der &cteaen al
Geidif unc Srr9falt Der Nusiiihrans niHts s'
miinihen iibris lisBen, 10 baten ie iiA fier %nnitrciz
tia leltcr ibertctcn. Sin ~rrrrcltcr CIT rretradcr
G5irtel ren Shisensrdten, ne ih All teirnrers
ferrrrra3snren Eunften su rrlfanri9en Srrts erz
rcitern, um9ibt Gle duserite sinie rcr Staot, ir
wtit ras slrae rciht. Die Stirfc Der 9rnitrctren
ihsint icbr %tsreutenc unc icltit sum Sdls 8e9en
!&anrnenfeucr tcrehnct Ut iein. Sic gSGQe Der
SrrtS linp ron fceeutenrer 6r6s, nit freitcn Sraz
tsn ~ulnastst unn baten taft Elm curcraiihes Nnisz
FEN. 9iinas fer,tm liuft cine al mand,en Ste0en
errrelte 9saltiarirnna rrn ltarfen it9rlptgten
YfGblen unp Gas aan;s Srrtcrrain, rtt 2OO Str.tt
,reit, 1T nit cinsm ridtsn Gcrtan tereft. Wdt
ricler Scrafalt linr bic 9dlline NIT Den Asitet mad
NuEen Ut sefdlt, Die 9,reise teltnitte,, i'nc Sn9ez
irist mrrpen - Gin teeeutenres !Slnrernts inter
acipGtnlihen 3erti(tniieu, tim ME rttl 9rrBer inter
Fem mirfiauueu @e,rebr= unn @eifitsteuer ces Tein>
hes? Sod anes nas miro Mtlanta nidt retten
MAJ Der Seinp feline Sslrtatterien nod 10 9eihtdt
in ieinen Sinist rlacirt hatcn, nlrJt1 nhs aus Zen
Sorts nod 10 ifrsrs Seitnn5Sseihilse aus re9elz
,nasia tefleiretcn Shartcn ent9e5enltarren - nas
9ncs fam inns uur lctrsn, Dap mir Gem Sh'en nidbt
lei cen t6Grnrrn rafen eGrfcn! @cire9i1n5en ttnp
in rsr ansfiibruna, rs nns rem @s'Is Der Stact
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-08-18
@inter Sauis gegcu 9iueoln ! = CT beruit clint
aI 1855 neue Connection.

@cn Baltimore riro telcsrartirt: rginc rrr
9Sintcr Earis rerfaSte Shrift, Die elmo lluicncrn-
renticn nah 8uffalr ternft nm bert Ganninatcr
fir Yrdfncnt une &icez 4raiiesut Ut crncnnen ii
bier iu l%lnfauf. Sic Shrift srsift Die 9issiernne
,rssen itrer @iiBsrife tefis an unp rrinst barauf
hab aintcln teieitist perrsn mub, I'M 9lnarais uni
NeteQicn Il. rerbinpsrn."
Sieisr @inter Saris, gcngreB> Experimentation
8altincre, mar tiefcr cine Der firften Sduler
Der berrldenpsn @artsi. Gr 1T osrirlte Der mil
28aee pcn S6io Cen itarfcn grctsit sssen 2%inccln
untsrieihnet bat. GO m,,B Ainerln ieine farfler
Gtiigen fa1en Ieben in Der Stat, isine aan,e 4ar=
tel, Die Fisher Bios turh semsinidaitlihe 8suts
NIB Sur6sieS cfrisSi9uns ifrsr 9crrihiudt Suiams
m:n9ctalten ,rurce, rrcbt III ih iel6it Su ~bcrfalfen.
lOisie Bsrssnnscn Bic rrn Den einaubrrihRen
Bilrern ieiner 4artei arssefen, m%iiicn penn bod
Germ 9inecln une isinsn iitsrmiittissm !S11insea
nno Sdmarcsern bic Nugcn Gin menis Shncn. Sap
ater 9inscln suriiftreten mirn raran 1T niht Il,
benfen. Gr mirr nit ictner ~tefannten Sartnafisfeit
barauf pcder,, Zap or Der rsssln,abis crnannts Gan=
boat ieiner Ysartei lit unn Cen 9Saee's unr Saz
rts'en Srce tietsn. 60 it's reht Snel Nfe
,mS5e CT Die @eiiefcher Eel 3ritcn pafen rcnn am
4. wfarS Siett 70 .pis 10 Gin Sen,cfrat in's gSeiEs
!4aus ! o45f '.Eia
Sas Scr. Staatsn &risssidiT Niasara trai am
3. Musuf in &irsrrcrl Gin unn wurns rem ecm tritz
tiiAsn &risssihiT MacRr NIT elmer Gfrtnialre
smrfan1sm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-08-18

-&e6t 10! Sin bslrafneter Nlr6 ~seritGrtc
rcr ~nnssfa1r s Sascn auf Anitiftnms ~crrtiaer 9tes
rntlifaner Die Sruferei rcs ;u Gbciter, Sainci5,
erl4cineneen yYidet Guarc," nadcem fe aeraoc
%rsnrpirt rrrosn mar unn neue 9rciIem II. /. ~. ez
9altsn Bate. Sarauftin tielten Die Ssmcfraten
cine Gsriammlun9 anr lieBen Den ferpcrrasenSisn
SiErern Der rerublifaniihen Yartci f%uncttun, DAP
irenn Die Sruferei niht rcr 9ltlauf ron piu unp
;iranjis Sa9en riecer III cten 10 suten 3uitano mie
Suprr ssiett 'rsrre, Die s8irfans Dos Seaers al it=
rem Gi8snteum crrrett trcrhtn miirre. SaS balf,
IS lraro prompt @arantie ssseten, Dap bic Gr,fz
erei innsrbalb Der sstgtem Sriit risner b~eraeiteat
ircrren lcas. Sraten bic Sernrfraten iiteral 70
ener9iih auf, 10 riirrs benz rsrutlifaniihen Mfct=
aeiit tale Elm 3ie( aeiest iein. g. Nmi.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-08-18

Sn acuisriac 1T elm GeiansniB iIr 8stels
sinacridtet wrrren. IS tsfnnen iih in
eemIsltsn tersitS cine srcBe Nn;abl ron Wsbsasn'
Nrauen unc Wtdrasn, unr tdSlid frmmtsn nsi'e 3ua
iutren ron Gerrsia, Sennciles nnS asntHdr an.
s< Seutlae @r1fsbtdtter. Sic slas
auji Summer tieier 3sitiariIt, bic ff enrd iere
@rblfsi(6sit lc,rcbl ris nur4 ihrsn intere1anten
Snbalt c~npietlt, lisst tersits auf nnierem Glide.
.berr u. HSth(ih III elaent fir Gcluntms.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-08-18

% arnunS. vMbcr, atnperhsn, itcat guh
bod nift 10 nab an ras Senitsr rcnn cinss 6crs
~mteridat unr triht Gin @eiu nann ria CO fcimef
actrcltn icin."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-10
4,tsG.E E4NSE.ss SEE.
Position aftsGc Armies.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 4.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 4.
Thclo ay6 no new Developments TO day,
save tha; ear army still cncirylcslthe city on
the sourh and cast, one wing resting on the
Cumberland. The cncmy's lines are plainly
t. he seen from high points in the suburbs
and AZ the Cdpitui. fhcy are CntrenChiug
themselves in Il southwestern direction,
ahout three mics from the city,
During to-day heavy .kcrmnsing occur
red on our icit, and progressed along the
line to the centre. Many persons Witnessed
the cannonading along the right OF our
lines.
The general opinion is that Hood will
attack the Federal forces in front OF Nash
vile. y Federal cavalry force has paroicd
the north bank Of the river at the ford, to
prevent the cavalry crossing. us numerous
unsuccessful attempts to cross have been
made by them.
Johnsouvilc has been evacuated, the road
has been interrupted, and Il portion of the
trains from there are advancing 10 this point
by land.
It i rumored hero to-day that Forrest
has placed II pontoon bridge across the
river above the city, and that Marmaduke
has occupied Johnsunville. Both these rc-
ports are without foundation.
/ The first block house on the Chattanooga
road four miles from the city, defeated by
! coloreu soldiers under the command of Col!
johnson, of the TWenty-tourth Colored In.
/ iuntry, and who Surrendered Dalton, and
was parollcd, held out until the afternoon
when they surrendered. Colonel Johnson
and Il portion Of his men escaping in d
train.
! The remainder were captured and the
train was fired into. The conductor anC
/ others were Killed. Colonel johnson escap
ed and arrived in the city tonight.
/ \ rcconnoiJcring party, sent out on Thurs
day returned 10 day, having gone som,
eighty miles UP the river. They report tina
80 rebel, were seen or heard %! crossing til,
river, and none appr;..cG along the banks.
y rebel des,rtcr who came in to-day re
ports that General :. ID. Ice published nj
order to his men on Friday morning, com
plimenting, them on Their bIabery, devotion
DC, ana thanking them for the victory Il
Franklin, and announcing that ii true I,
themselves now in front Of Nashville thel
would soon be enable to enter and take pos
session OF the vast amount OF stores con
tanned there.
Two prisoners were brought IN to-da
Lieutenant Nyckman, Ninth Tennessee Cav
talry, captured on the Harding pike, iuu
miles from the city, and O. Garay, of FrOd'
Sixth Georgia Regiment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-10
. I'd ~ Es Ss \ y.
Ellis Advance Only q ssiies from sa-
YIEIuh.

WASHINGTON, Dec.
The Washington RepV,!!,4a Of this even
ing says:
by tho arrival Of Government transport
at Fortress M0urOe last evening" the Gov
crnment has received adyiCes from Sayan-
nah TO the 2d oi December
When the steamer lett information had
reached Savannah that Sherman's advance
was within six miles Of that city.
This docs not conflict with the news
brought 10y the steamer Belle, which arriy-
cd on saturday night that the Savannah
papers of the 10th announced that Sherman
main army Was within forty miles Of that
city.
gentleman recently from Savannah in
forms us that there are no important deien'
ces on the west side of Savannah.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 5.-TAe special cores
pondent OF the Baltimore Americaa, writing
from FIT. Monroe, last evening, reports the
arrival OF the steamer General Lyon from
Savannah with 702 released prisoners.
At the time the General Lyon left, or
last Thursday night, the latest news re
ceiyed from savannah was to the effect that
sherman occupied Millen, Ga, and that h'
cavalry was securing several miles out from
| the town, meeting with but little resistance
| Every effort was being made for the de
fence Of Savannah. Our prisoners repor
| that boys of Is years and eyeH women wer,
assisting in the trenches and earthworks.
! Sherman was slowly but surely adyancin;
/ Ia the cost, and no doubt of his success
need be entertained.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-10
Great Slaughter O:Esebci Generals
in tsIc BATTLE oa- Franklin.
LOUISVILLE. Ky.

isNS'oN 'si-i-. IA e, l|I'. y.
The JouynaI of this morning contains the
following:
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dee. 4.-Notmng OF
special interest has occurred to-day along
the lines.
Our artillery was used at diilern. points
against the rebels, who are engaged in erect
lag brea:tWorks within Il hall mile
of ours
Prisoners brought in to-day say that Briga
dier Generals Gist, Stahl, Cranberry and
Brown, Of the rebel army, were killed 1T
franklin, and that Gen. Cheuthau lost every
brigadier in his corps.
The steamer James Watson has been de-
tanned at Helena. Her officers are charged
With Illegal operations in cotton.
Among the papers captured on the rehcl
officers during Col kargcs' raid into Arkan-
sas was an affecting appeal To the rebel
General Kirby Smith by cX-Gcneral Vert
Adams, who has been consCriptcd and re-
duced to the ranks. The communication
was dated NJ the headquarters of the north,
crn district of Arkansas, November 9TH, and
stated that another copy had been sent 10y
Col. Cross via Shreveport.
CAIRO, Dec 5.-The steamer Clara Dob
son, from New Orleans on the 2Sth ult., has
arrived here. She was fired into at the
head of Dead Mans Bend, but nobody was
hurt. THE rebels Qsenpied Goodrich's Land
ing, which the Federal troops recently aban.
doued, causing great excitement in Yicks.
burg.
New Orleans papers by the steamer con
tain no news
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-10
THE yyAEe IN TENxEssBE.



After two days of wet weather, the clouds
disappeared this morning, and the day has
been magnificent. have been on our right
all day. Our lire of battle extends around
the SUBURBS of the city, our right and left,
respectively, resting on the Cumberland
river. The enenY's line of battle is just
two miles from the city. Quite heavy skir
mishing i'll front of Generals A. j. Smith
and Wood has been going on all the after
noon, by sharps hooters on both sides.
On the right of cur centre, near widow
Ackiins place, the cpemy's skirmishers be-
come Troublesome, taking refuge behind
houses, on Franklin. Granny White and
llilshoro pixies. Two houses were burned
several injured and ruined hy our artillery
We used considerable artillery this after
noon on our right and right centre, but
elected no reply from the rebel artillery.
The supposition is that they are short OF
this kind of ammunition. Several of our
mcu were killed day by their sharpshoot-
crs, Including two members OF the Sixth
Ohio Battery.
The cneniys line can be seen quite plain
ly with the naked eye.
Al railroading south Of this city has ceis.
| ed to exist Nlurlrccshoro' Bridgeport and
/ Chattanooga are deemed safe. Events OF
some moment are anticipated tO-morrow
Ii may hc considered an impossibility for
the rebels TO cross the river either ON our
/ right or left, rs CommodoIc Fitch is here
| with feet Of gun. boats
I Johnsonyiic has been evacuated. Every.
/ thing has been removed from ull the rail
| roads III safety. Thiry-thrcc locomotives
and trains were sent north this morning.
/ Nashville and tile surrounding country
! for miles has been converted into hugo
/ fortress The destruction OF rebel property
in defence OF the city will be almost incacu
/ liable. AZ almost all the rich property
owners herrahou;s are rlhc! sympathizers
tie rage manifested ~ this portion Of til,
community ut the approach of the rebe
army, Ecccssiatng the destruction of thei
| property, is unhoupdcd.
General Frank Chcatham commanding
one OF the rebel corps, has his headquarters
nt thl house of Mr. Edmonson, on thu
Aiurlrccsbpro' pike, !ovc miles from tht
city. lie to!d Ldmonsoa that iiuui hat
orders 20 90 to Nashville or to ------.
There is plenty Ot water in the river 10
hnaiiug purposes.
Vague rumors arc aiioat about Forrcs
crossing the river and Brechiuridgc joium
Hood a!l Of which is untrue. The situi
ton nf our forces is considered perfect
satisfactory.
LOUISVILLE. Dec. 4.-Geu Burbridgc, wit
his command has reached Bean Station, aH,
brccSinriagc, apparently declining battle
has fallen back towards Virginia.
Stoneman viii, il necessary, aid his moyt
mcmts in that direction.
MAJOR General Logan left on TIE ma
train thi, afternoon Tor Cincinnati.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-10

COLDS AND CoUGns. Sudden changes OF
climate are sources of Pulmonary and B'oa-
chial affections. Experience having proved
that simple remedies act speedily and Ger
taing when taken in the early stage of dis.
ease, recourse should at once be had to
"BrOun's BronctjR TFochcS," or Lozcnges.
let the Cold, Cough or Irritation Of the
Throat he ever 50 slight, as by this prccau-
tion more serious attack may lie eifectuallN
warCled off Soldiers should have them, IT'S
they can be carried in the pocket and taken
rs OCCASION rcauircs.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-10

Gen. Thomas has twb men in his employ
vino serve as scouts and spies IL: the immi-
heat hazard of their lives. The rebel Gene.
raj Johnspn has offered Il reward OF $50 900
FOR their capture. They have been much
within the rebel lines and often in their
very camp, but So disguised as to defy de-
lection.
The Pekin Gazette publishes a report
from the Chinese Government on the eXtinc-
tnn of the rebellion, which ends with the
following woods: 1T is, therefore, most
needlui that thanks be offered to the gods
for their assistance. Wherefore the Board
of Rites is directed to examine into the SER
vices rendered by the different gods and to
report 10 rs"
Mas DorCLAs, the widow Of Senator Douglas. is
living 10 quiet retirement with her muler, MTs.
tatis in The old homestead, near the Capitol build.
ing Her ITuier. Capt Cuts, WHO was wounded
iu Que Of the ba;Ies in Virginia last summer has not
yetGeeoyerel aud isrecciyng every ,s-ible care at
her hands. Mrs. Douglas says ittlc about politics,
but her pattcs sud to be strongly enlisted in
the Federal eause. Mr.. Cuts is as great rebel
rs can De found in Washington City, or even m
Richmond, md loses opportunitv 20 expires. LcT
political sentiments. This will appear L little
sianse to those who recollect that her hu,Gaua, At
the time ol his death, was in the employ of iE-'Liu
coin Administration, and that h. lever onrnci !,
Goiiar III Ii life cA1ept IN Governments situation.
FIRE ~ WuIIAMsPoRT-rhe Foundry
and Machine shop of the Aie-srs. Suydcl
bros in Wiiliauisport, werc destroyed Iy
LEe on saturday night week The loss i.
about $4,000. Insured IN lle Lycumina
Mutual ior $500, and in lhe CGmLer!ant
Valley for - 600.
The Supreme Court of California Las de
ended thnt ;he taxes may q paid in qr.ei,
hacks, Tlis decision Mlu Iuaterially nj,
, the party Ia that State whu iue stiiyirg I,
y iniroduce Government paper there us ca,
Ieney. 1t has beeu exclu.iyely splcie.
An article in a French political paper wa
Tfcentiy suppressed by the censor Of III
Tree, The AeSt day L4c columns OF III
journal (the space it w0g.d have occupied
were left blank, leaving only The heading
"HhitllvT are We Going II and tue si;,uaIuT
q r'.' sathor at The e. p . . r.egncv.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-10
Army OF ellc Potomac.

HFADQUARTERs ARMY Potomac, Dec. 8,
There is nothing Of interest to report on
The lines this IN orninG
The enemy do not keep up quite such an
ince.sant firing as they did "a short time
ago.
Qute little fusiladc took place last
evening in the vicinity of the Jerusalem
plank road, but it did not last any consider
able time, nor affect any important results.
A number of brevets have been recently
conferred upon officers in this department.
Among the last are Major General Meade
a. Major General in the regular army, and
Brig. Generals ingalls, and Hunt as Major
Generals OF volunteers, and Major Biddle,
qid to Gen. Meade, breveted Colonel.
These houOrs have been well mcrited by
the recipients, and there are others in thi:
army whose names might have been inc!u
ded in this list.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-10
EDITOR OF AMERICAN:

DEAR SiH With yoi.r permission I with TO say
TO the readers Of your paper hgt vii, send bv re-
turn mail, to all wishing Il trce). Recipe wih fgl
directions for making nnl u.u, % simple Vegetable
Balm, hat viii ciectuSy remove in ten DAYS PIN
r'cs, Blotches Tan, Frc"hles. pui III Impurities Of
the slin leaving he shuc s5lJ. clear suaoo.h ani
Lc.gu.li.
I will also mail rec 10 those having Eqd iIsal..
or Dare Face, simple directions Rul Information
tAat viii enabl" them 10 s'ur .ull -rrw'h of Lax
urant Hair, Nl.isAer5, ., MOgsl: in less tLan
thirty days.
Al applications answered by return mail without
charge. Rospeciiu!ly yuugs.
TuOS. +. CHAPMAN Chciri4..
Sol Broadway, New York.
IN 1897 qrn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-10
ANOTHER NOVELTY IN THE puoTooRAuH

ANOTHER Novelty IN THE pnoTooRAnH-
&c ART,-A photographers has recently in
tr0duced u novelty in the mode of taking
cartes.dev visite photographs with the sigma
lures of the sitters appended. This gives
but little extra trouble. The sitter simply
signs his name to slip of paper, and finds
its fac smile, diminished in size, transferred
to the portraits. Ii the sitter thinks proper
he can also add to his signature recon-
mendation to all persons to initiate his ex.
ample, and "st" in SUITS procured at tbt
Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill &
Wilson, Nos. COS and G05 Chestnut street
above Sixth.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-10

~ Col. SLIr GR.-- Some Of the Mcclellan
organs pretend to think they have discover
ed mares ncs. in few lines from Secre-
tary Slifer, to It friend in Snyder county, in
regard to receiving the sa!uier's vote. Is it
wonderful that he should take IN interest
in securing Cor the soldiers, the right Of suf-
frage, in his own district! His official posi-
tion only makes the obligation upon him the
the stronger. Our Mcclellan friends must
be hard up when graspng at stgaYs like
these 70 Keep them ailOat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-12-10

The peace men of Delaware refused to
participate in the services of Thanksgiving
Day, because Governor Cannon, in his proc
lamut!on, instanCed am0ng the causes for
the freeing of the slaves OF
Maryland and the prospects of q speedy
declaration OF univ ersui freedom.
Punch reports the following conversation,
GpruPosto the Davenport brothers:
"ltuw can you prove the existence of these
Sperri,s.' asked Skcptic of Mr., 5. &. Hall.
prove thcm,' replied j. C. -impressiycly.
THE Sperrits are above proUt!'
When Mademoiselle Arnault the actress.
went to visit Noltaire. he said tu her, All
Madomoisclir, | am eighty four years old
and l have committed as many iu!lerS
"Quite II triile,' replied the actress; Il am
only forty, and have committed thousand.
The rumOr of the death of General Candy
in louisiana, from the effects OF wounds IT,
c,iycd on steamer, by iebes on shore
turns out To be incorrect. He is not only
not dead but has so far recovered as to bl
able to attend to business.
LIEUT.. GEH. GRANT, during his late visit
10 New York, paid his respects to General
SCOTT, who presented the hero ot Chat
tstooga with Il copy of his Autobiography,
writing on the fly leaf of one of the vol
umes. From the Oldest tJ tie best S0(dier IN
the tc0rld." Such IA compliment from such Il
man, is worth lighting for during life
time.