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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

STATE OF IOWA.
ADsurAxr 0sxsaAl's OrvIcs..l
Davenport, Nov. 90, 1864.
CIRCULAR NO. 25.
This Department again cautions Ill relatives
and claimants in Iowa against making settlement
with the Lafayette and Indianapolis Railroad, Or
any Railroad BY whatever name known or rs-
cognized in law, by which the Soldiers Of Ioxa
were carelessly, and through gross negligence.
wounded or killed on said Railroad, on the slst
day Of October, 1864, near Lafayette, Indiana.
unless they obtain full information from this
Department, which will be furnished without ex.
pense.
This Department is credibly informed that
agents Of said Railroad have been at work It,
tempting to procure settlements. Beware Of al
agents. Go to the principals through yourselves
or attornies. II any individual or family wish
for advice, q Recommendation for reliable at-
torney in this State or Indiana, will cheerfally
furnish the advice and recommendations-or
said claimants can employ reliable attorney in
in their respective vicinities, who can employ
such attorney as he pleases in Indiana, to whom
will give any information in my possession.
N. B. BAKER,
Aejt Gen. Of Iowa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

A HAnD Tame 10 DO. TO keep the hair in
any desired position for IN entire evening.
$1,000 RBwARD
will be paid If Lubin's Floriline does mot accom-
plish this every time, to every lady's satisfac-
tion. II keeps the lead clean and cool, makes
the hair long, strong and healthfu inclines il =
cull, and imparts to the wearer the rare and de
lightful perfume Or Thousand exotic Aowers.-
yrv carton nnd neo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

Dor'f Sn 1.-THE GasstN affects aud
dm blindness. Il hes been in the hAhit
eyer since IL wae coannsnced, q elaiming
mast strsnuously tha& every en- for volun.
tsers was The lat one, and that every i'm
portant blow struck by our army dislocated
the back-bons of ths rebellion. Il y 70 b
expected that every DRAFT " havs win, In
it, estimA&ien, be like the ono in Septsm.
bsr, ssths lasG." We havs No objection TO
our nsighbor psrsistins in this way" that
Il hes got. Undeubtsdly II - become
chronic. The part Of wisdom, however, il,
mot to sndsavor to make the people believe
they are out Of the mire when they ars stil
struggling in Il, o. that there il no more
need Of further aid, when our immense
army on the Potomac has not yet been able
to take the rebel capital. fthsre 10 no need
Of any further draft, Why spend 20 much
time and be at the expense Of revising and
correcting the present enrollments There
il no use Of pretending not to see just what
it il for, and it i unfair to sndeavor to make
the people believe that there ars men enough
already in the field 70 crush The rebellion
Better fhr 70 accept ths un0istakeabls signs
Of the times, and prepare for the worst in
stead Of relying implicitly upon the most
favorabls times. We know that it has been
declared from every administration ink
stand, and every administration throat that
upon the reelection Of Abraham Lincoln
the rebels would lay down their arms, give
up their rebellion, and sue for pardon. We
have seen the reelection, but fail to see the
sueing for peace among the rebels. may
bs policy TO keep up the cry, and declare
the war almost at an end, but we ore not Of
chat opinion. More men. are needed-and
the signs are unmistakeable that more will
be called for before many months. The
proper course, therefore, Is to provide for
the emergency, and not attempt to educate
the public mind in the belief that the evil
day has passed forever.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

CIR fss Bssr.-You viii always flnd The
ssry best rsady-made clothing in the market
st n. fsls'-Netropolitan Clothing
Hall. The goods are very choice and sell
very low.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

G. RosEMDRnoRs, No. "a Le Claire Row,
employs one Of the best Watch repairers in
the city. All work well done and warrant
ed. Watches and Jewslry constantly on
Hand, and will be sold cheap.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

WANrED.-A few Iowa "War and Defense
FUND.- Bonds, for which the highest market
price will be paid. Apply 1t this Office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

Dovoapoes 0a91hees.
Oyncs o. sn DAvuroas DmonAs,l
Saturday evening, Nov. -. 1854.
FioUh-Retail q, 20 81. :; %. 80 paper sacks,
$50 bull; wholssals $3.50 b6l; paper sssks
wzsAs.-No. J, ven elsaasa, round a,d plunp.
Club. Tea and 0elena ol.so; No. :, III sesn1,
aot clean enough for No. !, Giles.
C0aH.-N0. ], sound, plump and dry, 90.
No. 3, 60.
Dan. 10. I. slssa nd ssssd, loosos.
BAnLB1.-el.90.
PosAsoao.-eo0SS.
OmoaD.-el.s .sO01.lO.
Eooo.-16c.
Wnrrs BsAxs-ea. .co0Asa
rLAxsxED.- t2.O002.25.
TtnosnY.-o4.0O.
CLovsa.-95.5O.
New YoPlx NlarlcoGo,
0sw Yogx, Nov. Is
Fkoun-Narket dull oS.0S0o.00 extra
state 11.O001l.2S r. 81. o.
WnBAT--4arket one cent better. e2.9e Chi
cago spring; e2.l6 good winter red.
COn3-11eo II store.
OArs-Rathsr stsadise; good businssa u
0o0 western.
Poax-Decidedly lower. oss ss@ss.6o mess,
o39.760l0 90 new; 81. ~ 037 80 prime.
LARD-6carcely 70 firm. 2l@231c.
WHuKY-Steady q l7201.7z
0uoAn-4no 9119o.
PssnOlsun-Quiet. 80 crude: o707ae ~
Aned bound; SSc ffee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

THs MAnEsn.-The roads being in Z
very muddy condition the farmers are kept
from coming to town with their produce,
consequently the markets are unusally dull.
and ouotations nominal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

Nsw YoaE, November 9s.
Stocks better-0old, ta26k.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

No. 7H. Eighty acre farm, mile HOm tue
oity limits, on the west Aliens Grove road, Al
ssdsr hus cultivation and fence, with good dwell
lne and out buildings; we'll watered, fruit orch
srd. etc. A gerry dssirebIs place. Price $1,000 |;
n. 900 cash, balance on time to suit.
No. rs. is acre farm on the Iowa City (Locust
street, road, miles from the city. all under new
fSnce half under cultivation, balance basture
ma timber land. Good t~O story Il ame dwell
ane, with necessary out buildings, etc. Price
~ ss. | Farm Of es acres on River road be.
awelling. barn and out houses. frice SSsoVV !;
y cash. balence on time to suit.
No. 70. One 100 acre farm in Cleona Township
nhout miles north of Fulton and Durant sta.
,ions ON the NJ. i NJ. Railroad, all improved and
ander fence and with good house and barn $25
No. ~. One other 100 acre farm situated near
As ahove, with like Improvements. SSS per
No. "a 100 acres unimproved land near Du-
pant, a 90 per acre. u cash, balance in i've
eears q ton per cent.
80 esrss in Linn County, 80 improved and
ander fence.) Price q .O0j, cash.
IN acres In Iowa county at e6 per acre.
$40 acres in Sioux county at u per acfe.
1910 scres in Clay county at 81 per acre.
$50 acres in Hancock county at 81 per acre.
1000 acrss in Winnebago Go. at 81 per acrs.
5000 aeres at ol.25 per acfe.
400 acres stt 800 per acre.
400 .,cres in Tams county.
40 scr. - id Story county.
400 scrss in Grundy county at y per acre.
ENo .cree i, Butler county at 600 per acre.
SS0c 800. II Mower CO., MINI, at $50 per acre
~ ~ 49, - n. H.,uston County q $3.50 per acre.
soo - a. Gv..s II tAis (ScosC county st e5
~ Gcre,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

PARTICULAR Nor1cI.-Al whom it may
concern, shoald not fail to read the "Circu-
lar" published by Gen. Baker in another
column. The wholesale massacre Of Iowa
soldiers in Indiana, deserves close attention,
aud those intrusted should not forget Of
waive any Of their rights in the matter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

SEVENTH AxNrvERsARY HOP Of Inndepen-
dent Fire King No. l. at Lahrman's Hall.
Wednesday, December 7th. The proceeds
go toward procuring steam fire engine.
nov 25.dtd ]. +. TEMPLE, Sec'y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

DAVENPORT BoYs.-As many Of our read
ers remember the excitement created by the
Davenport Boys BY their spiritualistic oper-
ations in this city year or so since, and
may wieh to hear Of their subsequent O.
reer, and the impressions they make upon
others, We publish on the second page, to
day, very interesting paper from the giit-
ed pen Of Dion Borcicault, who, II appears,
with many other men Of high degree" in
London, have been investigating for them
selves. The experience Of himself and his
friends does not seem to differ greatly iron
that Of many Of our people who attended
their exhibitions here. II they ars practio-
ing humbusging upon the people we trust
some Of the English sossns will have the
shrewdness to detect the cheat. As yet
they have met with nothing like "a expose.
NirlrlA OnaAxrsA1loN.-By IN order l.
sued BY Adjutant General Baker, Published
elsewhere IN this issps, Il win b ssen that
The militia Of this county il % b. psena-
nsntly organised On Saturday next q
which tine the necessary o6Resfs, = ~
6brth IN ths oedsr, azs to b slscsed. Whsth-
q thas i any nscsssity for such oesAaisa-
ton for actual ssevics, rsmains 70 - sssn,
but whsth~ - q MT Il i proper to hoso
the military law q the State carried cut q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-28

Buffers small quarto Editions Of |
tique and gilt, the richest and most
and the pencil Of the artist have ye,
Macauley's Lays Of Ancient Rome,
Tupper's Proyerbial Philosophy,
Burns complete Poetical Works,
Rogers complete Poetical Works,
Poets Of America, Harris Female p
New Testament.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
: y i y Z A T L !
eGI9tENS



May hays cigl i,5m Disrhp, and Dis.
.cn;cry IN yuLr w.smsa': 1ps .ass warn.
Iir 6 md ~ 40. rG.N.n usnu' yuuply;uV
iy0a; hDgPsa"Ss "i.n i D. H. . D,. Stfi, K,
iiaD1'a Abi.Cao,,rI GiHp7r-- ;enrm5er
how Msh, we're spyed lat ,rrr OV tshinl
Il si!sr Cs!hg dArhrgei All s-nl RON the
.hU.pirals d, iuturat.p. 0ne dose win i'm.
mrLialsiy relieve the m2s. severe case oI
U,sr;bGGa or DYSeniery. Il il arknnwl
tsdgCd % cure Chronic piarrhea sni Dys
Ienie!y, Now doa'; neglect Il, for Oh yUul
Ieturh change u diet and wate:, etc
viii lnos. certainly bring on piauhRi, an
a 80 cenI bottle 3f Dr. StirkIaRds Au!i
Cholera Mixture viii ,urs you aud severa
o,h'fs. /! vii, Keep good IN my climate
Do not fail to tell your comrades ~ pu.
bgule Of /: in their En5psaCks
Sold by prugsists ani @spsoswd on|y B.
". y. SuekIa"d S Egtt Fvath s!resI
rIatinnatj. o.
/ Mach 81 81. l-y.
gO!diers-we think D.. Ssritbllnl
quite Ugh! II advising yoa in his adyeul.s
penI in our columns OF to days papsr I,
Ike u botte Of hs highly recommended An
t.cboiera Mixture IN yont knapsacks, i
may save the lives OF many Of our best sci
dlets. Mothers, SEE that youf sons do no
Iucglr5tn II. You can ge! It al the Drug s!o.g
al 30 cen per bottle. /; Is tie ossI Icms
ly far DiauhGi shA D.scatGy.
Ma "a 'G4ly.
CH GTR,cEL&YD's Rsmedies 10,
sa!s ~
s. n Dodge, MtAnhur.
Wm. Bpi,en,hSw, IIamLun.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
aAEA.FR'o SALE.
:. q II O1fo. TIntnn Count.

Stfo y O''$b t't"h NVHHtE,
ysharl Ashur': & Son P,.Gs ! Ia cOsr, e
2. A. Bra;'oa e, al. rerts OsJvs c! TlI
CuRsUANT to tho commAnd Of M oi..sr !.
< sale 10 the abOTO spusI 20 ms 6irge.s,l 70
,He NoEr: Of Common Pleas, Cftle LfJr-a.l
toanty q Vint. n, '7in ofFer at pahis S-is $,
ii,s G,or o. tie c5u.I Tionse. in the tow,. u
aaArthnf, IA Tic aio'osa.d OesntS Of F!n;"b .
Aos3ay tae oEh dug Of May 1861.
EeiHa The hian cftsn ovlJrA, a. 81 and
:nlI o'GIo0k, i. H., Of said day, tAa ,slk,7-,ty
Eoll estate ~ vii: Ab0at seventy actR, ui
iaod commencing ut the suph eass ror;,.r al
tt1 Soa'h east gnarter Of the sonIl, "a, oas -
ter y! seclirn lNHoor Ave, Is )in Tngnsniy
ruiarsr aiRe, ,t9.)o OF Range nnrnbor ,i,h,r,..,
ll5 u Vinl5l ,OEnsy 0Eb, :nUugi We; 10 ia
r--.t thence np III bdi Il .h6 urssk :, a,lo-
Ron Rsffarns NGe thOncs sJu,h-uAst aIyaY
t-I Rc!!cFBs Hos 20 IhS Dur;h cast eurpss ~
tAj sos n vest quarter VI the south- vest qaar
ter OF Gog'ihr hunbor fonr, (4) in TOWNSHIP
and Range aforesaid. Thence son,h TO ,hs .5n:l
60 nOr Ct saia last nam0l fJTSy a,ry trart .beac,
wJst N tho pllss lf hyynnicg. Also tha north
halt Of Ia lo' EnH.ber niHG;y-Asvsn. ,s1.) px,
esp; ten !eat vK ofsuu.h sIdj uf aid north half
2,pn 10 vet lmli Of iE-loi ana hundred an,
s'I;eeb. il5 in tEe t1#n Of NcArthaI Via.
Ton county Otiu.
Tassh ~ he prcTsrty Of =, \. braitoa, I
pal'fT inlsmeRJ Of aioIssAil C,,arL 10 tayo
o. A.yhard A1hnrKI & SOP.
appraised as o!;oTs, tJ.wit: This Hrss de
sciiood realty - tSelys hundred dollars. 100,
R;i l. nnNltsr linetY. seven eNyev, ten ! =, ~
- tNo hgrd,eJ nnd FIFTY donarS, haiI 10. mar.
DR. 9zs handre and ti2tspn, At tFen;y dollar,
sal must nIiug two thirds Of that su,n
TEGas Of 6ALE, cash iG Rand.
A. q. Il Z. nloaN. ARCH. NhHplc
AtSs tur PiF, H,F V o.. a
April Gth lse4-5s WV ,:o,o. n,,n,,
o..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
STiERIFF'S SALE.
etate 0f Ono, Viaton County,

John a. Brown, PltH.l In Cour. Of
against Common Pleas,
Z. a. Dratton ., al. Dsfts) order Of sale No 8
DURsUAET to tho command Of an order
ofsae in the above cause 10 me directed
from the Court Of Common Pleas. Of the afors.
said comfy ofvinton, | will Offer at public sale
at the door OF the Coart House, in the Town
ofheArthur, in aforesaid county Of Vintop, oa
Monday tho oh day Of Nay 1864,
Between the hours OF ten o'clook, A. ~, aod
four o'clock, P. NJ, ofsAid day, The following
property, to.wit: ln-lot upmoe siaty.two
{ 81, } in the Town of AcArthur.
Taken as the property of Edward A. Brasso2
10 satisfy judgment In favor of John a. Brown
Appraised at sixteen hundred dollars, lSoo,)
aud inust bring two. thirds ofthat sum.
TERMS Of fsls. cash In hand. 49,.
ARCH. MORRIS, shff. v. Coo.
Apn. Tsh Isss-bv WS' Goto, DsSss%,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
AENRY REYNOLDS, Treasurer.
SHERIFF SALE
State of ohio, Vint0a LOyntu.

STATE Of ohio, Vintoa Coynty.
JOhn 5: Slack Fi'F. la co"r, of
against Common Pleas.
Eimcr Juuer 9. al peit. Veuli
DT virtue Of Ill order of snle :, me- dircc,c.
ID froin tue Court OF Common PeGs, OF viuio'
4 nr.y Ohio, viii offer for ralo At The door
.hv Cur! I!nune, il the town Of hcrthur IN
Saturday the 25rd day Of april 1864,
Batwetn the hours Of ten o'clock a. M OIL.
four O'Clock, z. NJ, OF said day the follow
ing property wit: Being prrt # III
sou'h-w est quarter Of SecIicn lumber air
ty-Jye, 49, township ?umber ten, (l0. rang
nuH her fifteen (l5;) beginning ut ho cas-. Ia
vi tho said quarter at maple tree eleven iuChe
in diareter, fity eight rods and sixteen link
from the south east corner ihonCa doTtl fortl
Eve degrees west, distant forty-two ruds to .
post thence up l.accpon crack 30 as 20 iuclud,
two thirds Of raid creek, to lands deed Il h.
James McWhartcr thGrco south twenty -tw,
chains aud eight five links TO tEs 6e',i.u linz
thvLec wet ive chains aul sixty Uuo li.ao
IhUn.e ogs. forty tins degrees six chairS aud
forty links 20 ; sake thtrcs oigh'y-six deHIce.
north six chains and flrry. three links; ucnl,
hor:h thirty.tWo 0 acglees, esst twenty. two rod'
and forty eight linko 10 the place ofbeg:ninq
containing thirty acres bD .he same moro or l.sr
Except olc half aero decided to John 1'idru hy
said Pierce, together with all the privilege aIt
sppuitsnahces thereto belonging.
Also eighty acres being the wco: half Of th'
north wcst qnarler of the aforesaid section. OK
ctpt twenty. five acres before decided TO George
Rickey OF the side of sail eighty scros, Ill il
township number tou, 40, lot rarse runiber
fifteen, Us.
Takon c. the property Of Elmer Jones ct al
TO sat.sfy judgment in favor VI john E. Blacb
AppruisneA. mill property at three Thousand
six hundred dollars, (SO60.) And an eighty acre
tract apprSised ut fuur hundred dollar, (400,
aud must bring two. .th-dI of that sim.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hands.
ARCH. NORRIS.
z. A. BRA1ros atty for Pih shf WOO.
Mar l7th leS4-5y VIM GoID9 N trv
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
FOR SALE BY

s. v. Dodge, cAthuri owdery g.
Strong, Hamden C. Johutton, HewP'y-
mouth will & CO... Zal<s4; John Holland
Swan; II. P. &C. Car, Wilksyille aui5
Drugghts and Merchants generally throL'gh
out the limited States and Canadss.
October 29th, l663,-iyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
Far he Rcraoral Of OBstruc'ions, and he

For he Rcreoral Of O5struc'icns. and the
!asrraE:e Of R~ggiaritg ipts Rs-
cnrreacs i he Monthly Periods.
They care 70 CbYiato !hosa numerous disssPes
thu. spring fr3aiTregl gliarity, By removing ,he
irreguIar;t! tReir.
Thoy enT, Suppressed Exaossiys and PBin-
ful Mc.strua io,!.
They crTg Grsan Sieknass iChl,:p,i.l
They cGfs Neryuu' ant Spasi Affections.
pains the ha, k. and lower lar,A pf ths body
llsariross, Fa.isns On slight ryeriirr. Palrita-
tion Ul 'hd .i"trr, LoRress . "s.in,. liys;ur.c
5iJi! .i,sdl'h', Cidal4grI, g;c .I,G. Iua ~oTd
| is .''"",!"I ..e !iraEL.rT.'7 ;H,y r.0Io,e ths
cam 81! ~.'S :; all tie C'.,y.s,a.. spring
fJola IT,
CJm?r.,d OF si,nrls vcEa;Ah!< rzt,tc:. tn!
cclta.a E5,, ~ ds,tvri>is (, rag Constitution
however GPtiVa,o. .hcir Iuua.i,I b"irg o. sub-
Hcr.7 dsG-r .aG? usyg. fL.le'f % j..
The" nay hs Fately used at any Aga, eui a.
any rrlird. EEcJY? pLE!Eo 1gs Eiasr THREF
NoAtHa. during which toe rHlisiirg nature VI
the.f --..aA would iu!sliibiy PREVENT pTegn-
s1cy.
a ls:.crs seeking information or advice will
% p'n:np!;y. freely aud discroe.ly aurweGGj.
Full directions accompany each box.
! Pnco fI per box o~rI box Tor IS.
S'ut by ma J. free Ct p,s:sge, Ola r.:e!y. q
Price.
Soil 8. Ne eir,iur 1t ). V. rodses Drug Ser,
all 81 a.! respoo;abl; Braggi,,a.
/ ''lI"G "a. rs i.l9qT Gg ON t9-'', -cal
! '+solf!aL1IE IIos
20 NiAd1N IL :.t,'ir
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
hEEW REASONS WHY TIE
A AMERlC AN " A TG Il
IS TIE RESN.

A FEW REASONS WHY lHE
AMERICAN WATCH
IS THE BEST.
!, % naho sn ne hest principle, wh,ld the
foreign '"isa = :C-Gi..ly ,aals % ." P'iac'-
y,s rs ~.
lai m ioOh as tho eouuss:. The fraig7
Sairh - Roriiy r.adO by woHsn and boys. ey
aSLd. While lheir iaooris cheap, their Sogk
"A .Rr a. au5 prnS. Such watches ala Rads
rithoaL pisn, and '1ld withCn, gEartautes
9hty ala irregular /. ccrs.rEc'inu, aud quite
~ lriVculsr in mVN0htn!. They are designed
only to sell, 81 iuS SGycr II the yIrty InD,I
llAVroughny soh. Thc,o wlo have kept "sn-
srua," .cpine,n aud SNits ieymS" IL pFoEgts.
ed TspE!r foI icS ysafs MA Ap,IrseiGis tbs
InA.h Of cur stHis.Ient.
THR rLAE OF TIE AMERlCAR WATCH
| Ips,eRj VI oeibg nnde OF several hupAisdlit-
lie pICcos, nJrC~tG together, lho hUdI OF ths
American Watch i furmsJ ofSOL!D PLArBS
! No JAR ihicIfereS niih he harmony Of ita work
Ing ard no sLdilu shock lan threw iis machin
ely ONt II gear. fOcefsion uf ons part from
ahot hpr Is unsnoNG to is ecm!Itu,iun. aud IN
| ding ~ any hlsIneas LurtliL j; L. alt held to
IIeIhsT 10 hImli rs sing.e rvac9 "f metal. /;
IL jas: shat all n.arAiLsIy sbauld be-
Is! 8CEURA ~.
-. sIHrtE.
3d. STRONG.
4th. ECONOMICAL
Wo not on!J sS3Nro CnSAfStte by our Eys.sr
Ihn: QUAiry. W. do not pretend that oar
WJ:Ch cah 10 brugb for less money thar tho
foreign u9Es- believe, bnt that Tor iLs real val
us it 10 sold iST ons. ks!fthO piice.
QUE SOLDIERS WATCu ipaIned Vim. El.
Ilsr' II Whist ito rGms Inc lCates Sc Solid SuUstaf
hal, and AlwRSs Igliabis- Esrsnied to stand
JHl onsOuHt q GArOhing Riaing or Fighting.
CCI N7%r HIGHEST QUALITY or
TArCH (nAm ~ p. {. P&u!q!t) "a s.uiir in
sizs ana general Appearance bis Las .hcie jea-
elA and NOSE e'a i"iA;o fniSh.
OUR iAD!EE' WATCH, rrccatlY bgaHlh
out il put up .I1 grea; variety Of pattern,
msny o. I1e.A Ci rig b-aIy and workman
i-LiP, is SG+e sa,n.' bG. TsfrAGied " Era,
,ime.
TuCN1 GETrLENAN'S TATCH Il
neat. NJ: largo an snst ;Ae tb!ng fJr tae PoJh
Igt If Young America.
THE TROOP VI he reli,s Of cur qateh nus,
DO fJuud in the fact that VIC npw Np,Jy Oye
6Te hundred aoTkmcn IN or tac;grgs, apC
hist we ara s;iE uLAt.9 70 supple tGI eJEs.apt'
y iGcreaiDz dsns"l.
| ONR INIT N.GLLlsi ! "a 1. " a II J
IthinueI and iifuUr th.n the others 80 havt
Id!reriLed. IT, ans chrongmet9r ollMntGi1 del
lCa.Ply adlusi iGd 10 correct The vAI ltIrD rautet
ny tGlnpurtu,s. These WAtrl.ss aro chronome
Ilr.cally rated, snl ar9 the fruits OF the lsles
IsxpsrimsRh IN rhruO0m,s.ry sGd are me4s b,
our bsss S9Tkmcn, in separate he pBitIHenG .
our fsciory. 3 he 1rcEt time. ksgping qaa
tiles they challenge eoinPsrisou ~i.n lie oea
works of The most famous English arI s" Is
MAKERS,
ROBBiNs APPLETON,
Agents for he American Watch Co.
| Jan. 2l-5i--inl l52 BROADWAY. NY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
B\oOA oy\A 15lv&r VtN,
which, 10 conjunction With a's
MOOD p>AvLS\ev,

BNooA P>AvS\ev,
viii cure all the aforementioned dissasea,
and, Of themselves, will relieve and sGfs
HoIInoh1. CostivsH1s.
Colia Pains, C9Loisra Eorbus.
Ist1igss:ior, pain In :ha Eo,.s.',
piSzinsss, sto.
Try those medicines, Gud yos viii nsT.,
regret it.
Ask your neigbbors, Whs hsta used tbeIA
and they will say they are
GooA MC&AelNSs,
snd you should try thcm before goiOg for .
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
ngent, and read the certificates, and il Jos
have ever doubted you viii
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
NoNOt NO W>0ve.

AZ proof that the Blood ruriGer aud Pills sss Tuse1
lslGie have tho certificates pE thpes sn.neui chs
I Professors ChitGn Of a. Y and LocSo q cinc!nssI
Head Dr. Robacks Special Hoiiess Ani CersiBOass pab
kshOd il conspicuous IaSt Of Ihh PspAr GoD tine
lime.
Price of tie Ses1duaVian Vegetable BioVd PaTi6sr. H
per bottle or 81 PEI hslfdoIen. Oftbs sca1diDa, iaa Veg
staba Blood Pin rs cents pr Goa or boSss for D.
Principal Once and sslssrro.n, No Elsi Fouib h.
a Bnliiny iroig asIa St., (inoisa.ti. q. LsetSsafI
60 Is N.ta.acnd Strp1L
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
SllER!FF'S SALE.

StG:s IF Ohio, F.atan County,
Josiah Baker E.fl In Court @?
John Swain os al. peNa.j Order If salo
OCRSuAEr to the command Of an order OF
sale IL thu ahl,o cause " nic directed from
10 Court Uf ComlAon Pleas, ofthe aiursaid Coun-
VI Vintnn, | VIII offer at public sulo, at the
loor OF tho Court House, in ihl Town ui Near
Aur, il Aforesaid County OF ViLton, GU
Friday tbs 18th day Of April 1864,
1,twceu the hours OF toh o'clock, A. NJ, aud
''ur 0clnek y. NJ, Of saiG day, tho following
'ropery to-wit; Tho North rust Quarter Of
he sOu,h- west quarter OF Section number
hirty stree, (3S, in Township nuluber nine
~ ot Range number nineteen, ('?,) and hlso
&c east half OF the north ives: quarter Of the
,,'uth. west quarter OF Section thirty three in
r""nsl ir number ninC, (9,) Of Rango number
ineteen. C9 containing sixty ceres. a leo the
yg-t halt of tho northwest quarter Of the
'ou;h west quarter ofSection number thirty
hrce, (33. containing twenty acres more or
oSs. AID a'on the northeast quarter Of the
'ou. cast quarter OF Section nLmber tLirty two
go. . Township number nire. 70, j ct Ran 70
nnlnhr nineteen, (l9,) containing iorty acres
more leso.
'raxen as the property OF JoIn Swain aud
Tie' to sa!isfy a jud giuvnt in favor Of Jonah
Baker.
appraised sd follows to-w.: The 50 scrc 10,
1t Aix hundred dollars, (2600,l the 20 acre lot
aud the 4oacre lot two hundred and city DOL
lnrr, $50, and mJst bring two thi; ida Of that
SUN.
TRIMS OF SALE, cash in hand
ARCH. NORRIS, ShfT. Y.Go.O.
March ln,-64-5w BY Wa. GcIp IlsntT,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-04-21
DAVID pOXER EsTATSE.

NQIlC isG hereby gi's,, that the sub
4 s;ri5er hos been appointed and quail
fel as Admir- isiEat9f On the esla :e >. bavid
Doze', Gsor deceased, late OF ii.Jisor
township. Vgnton Cr1rty Ohio.
ANDREW &. ELLIOTT.
Ayril ,sGi-Gw