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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

excpediency ofa separation between the free
and slave States, and to take such other
measures as the condition of times may
require"
The Fremont party is moulding public
sentiments in the right direction for the
specific work abolitionists arc striving to
accomplish; the dissolution of tic Onion
and the abolition of slavery throughout the
land = Wm Lid Garrison, 1856.
There is q merit in the Republican par
ty. 1t is the first SECTIONAL PARTY
ever organized in' this country 1t is the
North arranged against the South. The
first crack in the iceberg is visible You
will yet hear it 90 with a crash through the
centre. = Wendell Philips, 1857.
II have labored for twenty years to
break up the Union, and glory in the
act Wendell Phillips, at Haryard, Feb.
2I, 1862
The Union as it was is played out .
Senator Jim. Lane, Of Kansas
1.-The Union as it was and the Constitu-
ton as it is God forbid it, Wad. Ste
vsnS.
"Who in the name of God wants the
Cotton States or any other States this side
of pcrdition to remain in the Union, if
slavery is to continue ?"-Scnotor Biing-
ham, Of Ohio, IN Connecticut last -Ndrch
"Any Instructions to abolition must inc
vitably be attended with disccrd and war
We cannot have both slavery ard the
Constitution. We ought to revolutionize
slavery out of existence. ."-Briy. Gen
Phelps, Of w. Proclamation Of 1862
Some folks profess to feel a r<rfecj
horror over hloodshcd Without a little
blood letting this Urion will not in my
opinion, be worth a rush "-Senoto,
Chandler at the time Of Peace Congress-.
II conceive, therefore, the true object
oe this war is to revolntionize the National
government. IL. f. Coasray Of Kaasas
1862.
If these fanatics and abolitionists ever
get power into their hands, they will over
ride the Constitution, set the Supreme
Court at defiance, change and make law:
to suit themselves: and finally. they will
bankrupt the country and deluse it witl
blood d.-Daa. Webster.
Here lies people who lost their OWL
ibertics, trying to give freedom to the
African race" "-Etacood Fisher
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

NEGRO TKooPs.-Thc official reports
from the various armies of the past week
give almost all the credit to the negroes
for bravery and hard fighting. White
soldiers must be fast deteriorating by
these reports. In the awful struggle of
Gen Sturgis' command, in Tennessee, the
negroes not only did the hard fighting,
but escaped themselves from capture At
the assault at Petersburg, under Smith,
they did the bravest of the work, and we're
especially complimented. This is rather
hard on the white soldiers who have done
so much and fought so long to wipe out
slavery, now the publicly prolesscd object
Of the war. In putting the bravery of the
negro we regret tc see, by implication
even, this disparagement ofthe white sold
ier. 1t is not only not fair, but it is abso-
lutelt unjust ColumJus Crisis
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
Unf;lirness OftE,c Income Tax.

Senator llson has proposed to tlx the
income tax upon salaries above six hun
dred dollars at five per cent. This is with
out exemption or discrimination in any
case, and will reach most of the mechan-
les in the North, nearly all Of whom re-
ceive about two or two and 4 half dollars
per day By the operation of this law as
proposed to be amended, and as now exist
ing, the burthen falls alike upon the man
of family and the man without encum-
brance-upon the head Of 4 family com
prising three, five o; ten persons, relying
solely upon the husbands and parents
income for support, as upon the thought
lesss batchclor with neither chick nor
child This is hard upon the men Of fami-
ly, and unfair and unju as measure OF
taxation. Mr.. Wilson, while engaged up
on the subject, might make some sugges-
ton of discrimination meeting the case.
and yet not impair the amount of revenue
to be received from the income tax
Ncw York Ucrad.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, THURSDAY JULY T. 1854

or public servant, / shall leave no effort
unmade to terminate the effusion Of blood
at the earliest period possible, believing, as
separation of the agricultural States of the
Union is the only means by which the peo-
pie of Indiana can be saved from absolute
and irreparable subjugation to system of
class legislation, ezaction and oppression
dictated alone by Puritanical rapacity: for
he is not gifted in political analogisms who
cannot see in the history of the Anti
Democratic Party for the last half century
the most unlnistaEable evidence of pur-
pose on their part to reduce the people Of
the West to state of pccuniary vassalage
to the commercial and manufacturing in
tercsts of the East And this could only
be done by dividing the agricultural States
and reducing the Democratic vote in Con-
srcss.-IIcncc their persistent effort to
sever the South from the West; who from
Il community of interest and civilization
were natural allies against class legislation
and New England cupidity. For this
purpose was the war iraueuratcd and is
now maintained, using dcmagogues and
camp followers of every grade, who sec in
the overthrow of the Democratic party.
their only road to place and plunder, as
they use church f.,natics and abo itonists
as the uninteiligent instruments with
which to pcrpctratc the great wrong, while
the real actors in the bloody drama are as
false to the church and the negro slave, as
they arc to the toiing millions of the west
whom they seek thus to rob. With these
convictions of the purposes Of the war, |
would be untrue to myself, to YOU and to
,osterity did not declare them.
Having thus briefly sketchcd my views
upon the vital questions of the day, it re-
mains for ne to answer the more difficult
part of your inquiry: whether | would al
low my name to be used i'll convention" &c.
You know ! have never sought the consid-
Grafton of my fellow-citizcns for the pos
ton. and | have already answered many
inquiring friends, both by letter, and in
person, that did not desire the distinction
In reply, they assured Inc that it was not
out Of personal consideration to me that
they desire my election but fattered me
that our notions of the principle. upon
which this government should be admins
tered were the only principles consistent
with the liberties of the people, deprccatin2
at the same time the idea OF electing !;
Governor who would take council of hi.
fears and compromise our liberties.
Knowing YOU to be true men. gentlemen
| leave the question with you. assuring
you AMI our fellow Democrats of Indiana
whom think | understand. that if nomi
mated for that Office and IA ma ority Of the
legal voters of Indiana al Indicate THEN
desire for my election, confident that they
will not shrink from responsibility thai
their posterity viii have to meet, promise
you that with their assistance neither bay
onets nor frauds shall thwart their purpose
tho the smoke Of the cottage ard palace
al 90 up together
With the highest regard for you person
ally gentlemen, | remain,
i. =. MiLLIGAN.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
The COlOred Cuss from Africa.
HyMN FOR Loyal lEaGuE.s.

From Africa the negro came,
That cO.ored cuSs. o bless his name:
Stand up. yc Leaguers. bless the day
The Negro came from Africa.
In him you live, in him you move,
He is the object of your love:
For him you preach. for hin: you pray,
That colore cuss IRON Africa.
The altars where your fathers PRAYED,
You've broken down, in dust have laid;
And in their place there stands to day
The cOlored ucss from Africa.
For him you tax your food and clothes,
You follow him whcr'ere he goes;
For him YOU vote, on voting day;
That colored cuss from Africa.
Two hundred thousand lives we've lost.
Three billions cash, the war has cost;
Think you this debt he'll ever pay,
That colored cusS from Africa
o! send him to his masters catt
That colored cuss, and leave him here.
Send him to day aid let him stay,
That colored cuss from frica.
Another anthem then we'll raise.
With louder songs of JOY and praise,
Well celebrate the glorious day
That moves the colored cu<s away.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

IS muel, my darling" said fond moth
er to her son, I've not seen your book for
several days or more-where is it ?" Il
know where it is" "Wel, where -
"Why, it is only lost ittle-kinder-in
the barn, or round out doors, summers
| guess. p'raps up garret, or behind the
wood pile" A very definite reply.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

AN INcIDENT.-A very singular occur
renee was noted in the 10th Massachu-
sets yesterday. y Sergeant had been
engaged in the I'd Division hospital the
day previous in placing upon a number of
hcadboards the names Of members of his
regiment who had been killed in the late
fight, or had died in battle, which were to
mark their last resting place. There was
one board in excess, and in sportivc vein
he placed with lead pencil his own name
upon it, and the date of his demise, Goth
of June, as his term of service had been
expired, and he was about to leave for
home Yesterday morning, while near the
front bidding his companions in other regi-
merts farewell, he was struck in the
breast by twenty FOUNDER PARROT and
instantly killed His remains were in
TERED to-day, and the very hcadboard he
had unthinkingly inscribed with his own
name was placed over his grave, and, with
date, correctly marks for time his rest
ing placc-Letter from the Army.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

\ new plan of asecrtainins the strength
of convalcscent soldiers in the hospitals, is
to establish ten-pin alleys for their amuse-
ment and send to their regiments all who
can make strings Of hundred and Gfty or
upwards.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07
G. GubernatOrfal correspondence

GubernatOrfal correspondence.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. June -, 1861.
Editors Fort Wayne Daily Times
| have just received the enclosed letter
from Mr. Milligan, and which you will
have the kindness to publish for the in
formation of the public.
Very truly yours,
JAMES w. BoRDEN.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

In the Senate, yesterday, a committee Of
conference was appointed on the tariff
bill The bill relative to commercial in
tcrcoursc with insurrcctionary States was
passed The bill establishing a Bureau of
Freedmen's Affairs was considered.
In the House, the Senate's amendment
to the 100000, ,006 loan bill was agreed
to. Mr. Smihcrs' substitute for the bill to
regulate and provide for the enrolling and
calling out of the national forces was adop-
ted by vote of 81 to 10. 1t abolishes
communication, and authorizes the Presi-
dent, at his discretion, to call for any
lmber of volunteers, for one, two, or
three years.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

Why are abolitionists like necessity -
Because they know no law"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

All kinds Of job Work done at this Office, on
short Doticc, with pen.ncss md dispatch
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

The best physicians are Or. Diet. Dr
Quiet, and DR.. Merryman.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-07-07

HuNTISGToN, Ind, June II; 1864.
Hon. James " Borden, j. IT. B. Spots
,cood Nelson Spater, Lew,s Boi1ey-
Join D. Shell. Chos. b. Lasselle. E. ].
<-..1. Y'Lo,,aac L 1.,,1L 1.kLc..S.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
SHERIFF's SALE.
State efOAio,s sViaton Connlr.

S'N'S - fS"so, ''"bC" SObNtg,
Simeon Freesner Admire p,n. In Co.ct Of
Frelrick Freesuer Decd tIuS' Common
aPniBet y Pleas
z. A.MeFadien ct al Dehs. or Execution
DBRSgANT to the command Of an .sxecu-
ton in the vhoye cause 10 me directed from
the Court Of Common leas, Of ilocS,np
county Chic will offer al Iullic sale at
the door Of thaCourt House ia the Town Of Me-
Arthur, in the endnty Of iuton, on
The 2nd dcy Of August A. D. 1864
Between the hours Of ten o'e ock, AM. arl
four o'clock, p. NJ, oi said day the fa loving
property. IO.Nit: Ote serc of laul Sliaiuin
tEe lot on the east nav cvned by John Huston
heginHnS Utthc 5 ate Eoad, l,ud,"g from
Marietta To Uhiii9otho, tncucc uorih three 4"
gIccs W"St twenty rods, thence east ttrcc lie
grcrs. north eight Iod>, theme south .hr,n jc-
yrcos east twenty rods, ILcuce "ight rods vi
~ he State Road 70 the place IT hcgiuiur.
Taken As the propery 81 Z. \. hcFalhen
TO satisfy judgment in favor & Simeon Frees
ncr Administrator Of FredrjcG Fr-csucr Dee
APPRAISED at Five hurdrel aud Sixty si'
dollars AID thirty. thico &tVu-thiid cents, an,
muft bring two thirds 0. that surn.
TEksiS OF sale cash in hand.
ARCH. Nc kE!S. SLf. V Co. o.
Jane 60 a. jg wv. GoLD. Deputy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.
SAFE OCOM0, Vlnf0n Counfy.

Sdte p Ohi0, Itht0n COUhiy
J, B. Kmbsll & Co. Pltfs I In Court cr
against Common Plea,
Wi liam Ray, Dei't) VA Execution
DURSUANT to the command If au or'er ..
i salc 10 the ubO7e caus, u me dire, :cl r'ou
the Court cf Common Pleas. OF the atUrsaiu
County Of Nmton, will rtfer at public sale a
the door of tho Court llnuse, in t', town @,
NcArtlnr, IN the aforesaid county Of Niuton n
Saturday the 23d dag o. July, 1864,
Between the hours Of ten o'clock, A. NJ, aud
four o'clock, +. NJ, of said day, the following
property, to wit The southwest quarter oi
the south. least quarter. and the northeast
qualler OF the southeast quarter, and the
south east quarter OF the southeast quarter,
ofsoction number twenty Ne, (2j.) Ii Town.
ship number ten, (lG,) OF Range number min"
teen, lv,l Also, the northwest quarter Vi
the northeast quarter, and the northeast
quarter Of the north east quarter Of LectoI
number thirty six, l3d) in Township and
Range Aforesaid Containing Two hundred acres
Taken "a. tho property Of Wi,.iam Ray L
satisfy judgment in favor ufJ. b Kmball "
Co.
Appraised at Two lhonsand dollars, aut
must bring two thirds Of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
McCL&TrcH " Smith ARCH NORRIS.
Ats ior PIli'. Shf V. Co. O.
] unc 10th 1861 5Y WV, GOLD Deru,y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
CHEROKEE CURE:

Aruuta'Iiug cute Ter Sermatorrhca Seminal
Weakness, N,c,Urra' Emissions, aud all tisea-
ses caused by ,glt po.loriun ,uch"S Loss of
Memory, Uuiyersa l.ascirude, Pains in the
Back, Umnt, Vision, Premature Old Age
v cal Nerves. Dinicu ~ Of Brca'n ming. rrhub.
irE. Wakciunts,, kIurtors on the Face, fHle
Couutc Snce insanity, Consumption, and sll
the Dirvhl ctuP'sin:s eau,ed by depar ing
from the path ui nature.
This medicine /, simple vegetable extract.
and vne on wIiicn all can rely, Us 1t has been
used in our practice for maLy years, and with
lhcu anGs treated, II & u npvtailel H. single
instance. lls curative powers lave heen suiR
,ionl 10 gain vlctJT! over tie most stubborn
luse.
Tothose who have titled with their eonsti.
"a ion, until they 'liuk themscl\ es beyond the
roach of medical aid. va would say, Despair
not! .he CHERpSCE CUkE will restore YOU To
heath aud vig,r, aud after al! qGuck doctors
3av" fp,cd
For lull particulars, get Circular rom any
Drug St.fe Inv the country, or write the Pro-
priS,o.s. who will mail gc 10 ans one drsir
mg ho same, 0uli lIepyrc IN pamphlet rm.
Price ~ Vcr h"llh. rr hrec hetN"' for tj.
md forwarded by Express 10 Ill Para OF the
Eurli,
Sold by oil respectable d'urri.,s everywhere
Dir. ". Il. MiRWlN X CO.
SOLE PRoPHiEroRs
No 80 Liberty Street, New York
Feb 1894 -uliW- Nr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
WARRsNTED THREE YEARS,
READ TnEFoLLowlNG TESTIMONIALS

READ TIE FOLLOWlNG TESTIMONIALS
As all parties manufacturing Sewing Ma
chimes are obliged to pay Mr. Howe. Ice iv'
epch - Wing 1uchrrS sold, ard are also com.
PEELED o. make guaT,lty returns 10 him, stat
ing. Il ,Jer oath tho number sold, hi~ book.
give ~ correct statement of the actual nninbcl
~ Machines sold hy the different manufacturers
From 'his reiiIni 10 source W. have obtain ed th'
following reliable statistics, showing the Lun
her OF - Ains Ma"hnc> aispu>ed Of during tie
last wear reported. The yrincIp COmpnLie
| making them nra Wheeler Il Wilson, | NJ
Singer Co.. nhd E,oyer n Baker. Of the
Mtc' ines >o,d therH 'u'n sold -
BY NiiEkLIR & WILSON,. q 30i
Ry VI. Sip"'r ~ C,.,.....,.......... lO9T3
Bl Grover * hIrcr ..,..... .....' ........l0 ,2S
Shaving the s5A-.. DI WhCclrr 4 Wilson to bt
double >fnny nc company N \. observer.
We have personally examined the various
VI lchIneS before tie pab c, witlru ruX!ous
desire to place h-Ior" nur ruaders reliable infor.
mutiun. A. the r. u.t of such eyagirn'i1n. -
| unhesltatngly recommend wheeler Wi,on
Sc Sing Machines a. The Machine for family Use
- Western Christian Advocate
Nv little iau"ht"r. If a'nr years takes ou
Macnincs Wheeler 4 Wilson's part, oil
! t and puts l. u r''" c..,'" at t.sI'y nius's
| its warts, uit t"IlyiI Wf'h II ~ ofdinaT,
work She 'an rr,r u~r ar 81 es, iuclUd
| ing hemmiug. gathering and setting in IT,,
sleeves. Four ,Iun,t u-a IL NY family hn,
made ca ncccss ty ""l . InX ~.
E'v.C. B. DoTNToN.
! We usn the WEc'"r 6 Wilson Sowing Ma
chine. nlll AN s'v'. .',rr To- il that II !, will
nut ariy,. y, ot,rr ,...h .e cxarris !, IN il,
| tdaP'a iou '.0i rE., 50 # drme'i. ne
Syic + au .."".ica1.
~" s.r o., ,,.r.pl.- cort.inirg ,rog'm.n
-, l4- .t.-. .fu q o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
LET the AFFLICTED READ !


AMI learn that perfect and radical Ia warranted
and guaranteed to all who are afflicted with weakness,
debit :, cumplaiuts melancholy thoughts, de.
prr-suu uf ,ps, distress and anguish OF mind loss
Of sleep lr,, u memory loss Of energy and muscular
power puny gIoNth, wasting away, and want OF con-
hdeucc In Themselves. fantng fits, conyusive trem-
blngs, lmporeIce and disgust of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require to be told the nature Of youI
disaasc-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN doee
not Ills perfect knOwege Of the human system enables
him to describe the diseases without any information
from the patient TO explain Its original cause and 70
guarantee ts Aud, what is more valuable STILL he
will honestly and frankly tell whether you can be cured
or not. All lis communications and interviews are
strictly private anil conhdeniial.- Medical Journal
The Botanic Remedies Of nr. Raphael the English
Botanic Physician neNer failed yet to make pefiect
radical, aud permanent cure Of ALI PRIVATE, sE-
CRET, AND NESEREAL DISEASES, without the use
Of Mercury, without hinder ,nce from business, and
without idr Of discovery or exposure. No deadly poi
suns such asenic nuN vonica, opium or any other
poisons M mercury my deadly Notwithstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used u
this wonderful Botanic Physician. Ills Botanic Ieme
dies yet failed to the most obstinate and the
most dangerous and to remove all mercury aud
Other impurities from the system when all other Reme-
dies had failed. Medicdi JoUnal .
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CONTEMPLATE.
ING MARRIAGE Hear what the Baltimore CORES.
pona9nt Uf the 0ddelow PvOnsboro, Maryland, said
on Thursday, the 3st Oe May 1860:
Numerous cures Of dsuas caused By early indscre
ton having been performed by the English Botanic Ply
sCian, feel it ny duty, having knowledge Of them
&c fact believing that in doing may do .
servioe to the suffering One case In partcuar-that
OF young in this cty-is worthy Of note. lie had
become the victim Of habit, the AsOn to which
sudder and after years Vi suffering and doctor.
Ing gave up all hopes Of recovery He wished TO marry
and dearly beloved by sweet girl a. ever spsd
words Of Affection but he As fearful nervous and pros.
ated. lie dared wed on account Of tho shattered
state n his system lie sought relief at the hands Of III.
BOaDic Physician, and astonishing Us it may seem, all
the bloom and yigOr Of youth has returned and he
now the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
Any who are suffering, no matter what. their com
plant, call the Botanic Physician conhdentally
They may rely upon .rolief His Office il at No. b0
EAST FIFTH Bet. Sycamore st. and Broadway, GIN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
LEGAL NOTICE.
State of Ohio Viaton C0unty

Frederick W. Haynes Adms. of Court If
James Carter Deceased PltF Common Plea,
against
Robert Garter and Defts. Civil Action.
Samuel Career.
Robert Carter aud Samuel Carter, both re,i
ding in the State OF lnAiana. the first In Tin
pecanoe Cotnty, and the latter. in Evuntuin
County, will take notice that frtdrrieG W.
HayneS, ~ the administrator Of james Cartel
deceased, Of the Cnun " Of Vinton. and State q
uhiG9, did ON the eth, day # April A. D., 1851,
HE ms icu ion aud commence n Civil action
IN aid OF which he has sued out an attachment
and seized by virtue thereof certain Of tlen
real estate. .-i'ued in saIl VIuton County TO wit
The one undivided Third pant, oreuch Of sud
Delendents, IN the Suuth-wc~' q ilitcr Of Sec
uon number twenty nine, (2aJ in Towushl
nunlhert ten, no, Of RNrcc nu,uh, r uirc.rru
~ salG quarter containing unc huudr,d aii
siEty acres 0I'r dr lrS~ against Tie said Roh
ert Carter AMI samuel in utter. the Court of
common IIsas ofCaid Nintrn County. uhir.
setting forth. tIut sin, the death cfsad June.
Carter. they have wrnngtully taken, converted
cmhcZzed, aud carried (mus,'y) ,ut Of the
State, Ger rin monitS. prymissarv notes dno
personal property belonging 10 >uiu dcc,asrdt
estate nncuu'ing to ihlgr thousand two Lru-
drcd aud seventy five dollars and nlor,. for
which he asks discovery from them nv nn>wrr
and aiudgn ent for the amourt si 'ue vum,
thcrcof, for costs, &C., anil sail Robert Garter
ana samuel Carter are notified that III y arr
'gulted TO appear ard answer said petit II ~,
or hctQre the third Saturday ait,r six week,
publication "fthis notice
FREDERICK W. HAYNES Adm'r
iAPLE & PRAlTuN UfJGma, Jlrtir,
Atty~ Tor Puf. Drcuaspd
May htl 1854 --GW
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
II TI LTs
81 STRONG

fLh ECONOMICAL l.
We not only secure CHEArNIss by our s!~te
6ut QcALIY. We dc not p.elcrd that our
Watch can he bVngh for less money tnHr tht
'orrign npSa- heIi"vcI hut ,ha! for It's real val
no IL is sold tor "u" huif; ;ha picr.
OURSULDlFR'> warren tnamel Wm. Fl.
'ary Is VITA, itS uL,uG .nii utcS SOL Sur.tar
tiu.. and q, WIN 'it,iud,----w " rrnrled % s,nn |
old "mnrr' Of Marching Rr.lug or Wanting.
CUR NEXr HIGHEST QUALIFY q F
WAi'h lnt'ncj T s. Bartlettb 4, ,.uiInr III
lie and general Igpr.Iuncr but la7 more Jew
Is, aud NOR" ella i"rale fhi,h
OUR LADIES WATT II, recently brought
ut, is pm up inn great variety of patterns
many o. them of rare beauty aud workman
hip, i ~ 'c small, but warranted 10 keel
JiHr.
OUR YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S WATCH !.
aet'.r 'a4g' uu' iDNt the thing tur the pncS
:r"t IaHn1 iurii,r,.
TliE 'ialOF % ia, merits If cur watch m.y
ba found Ia 'ht tlct chat We nov c4,lIuy o,cr
i've hui 'rri "urEgn.u in "lr factories. and
that we np' iii ia 1ii IsuPplc the constant
y i,",c.i,r' l.nrri.
OUR 'lEE, QUALITY ,LATEW ATCIIi,
thr""s aut yvr'' .ta. q. hrs We have
us"in.! f. frr rryu,ma..r haIIancois Ioi.
cal,i' au'r-i. tprurrrr. ti.r variation gu,r .nl
n.JrH'r. { les, Wn,r',H are chrou,
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$40. to, r.r. r' e comparison via ,he bes;
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makers.
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
Agents for he American Watch Co.
Jan 2l-ri tm lf2 'R AWAY NY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-01
NOTICE..

Charles A. Beyer Administrator, Of the
estate OF David Boyer, late OF Vinton. coun.
ty. Ohio, deceased; has filed his accounts
aud vouchers .oe inspection and final settle.
ment. and that said accounts will be pass
ed upon, on the 9Th day of August 1854,
RICHARD CRAIG,
August 4,-s4-Sw Probate Judgv.