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CLEARED.
secmshp CIV o. Bsitimcre cE.,, Mirehouse Queens
s.esmship " ouan tBr), Hsrgill Lserpooi-Funeh.
sieanship ARIEL, wilson Asplr wsll--D 3 Ans..
.sssnship heA&rss. Drew Decentralization, Hsisskss
9iesnAip Croole Thompson. Rev orcsas-Ludam IIei-
sieazsn Mississrp. Kennedy, sew orcans-U Quar-.
s,eamsap Potomac Sherwood r~ians--E Cromwell
sap Gos:orp tolden}. Heinrlchs sssushae-Jc Jese,t
BARK ptynton, Mitoatt, valparnlso- FAbbyi Cham
Sark Gra,is Craig Cads-yoorc A fi.n-v
Brig pclphLe tBr De Ian. Gonaiss--lI G.ssi nidt
Brig J BlenkLorn OBJ, Earvcs, clenf4ssos--J whit
Brg Apus tBr,. MeFee st -ohn MP ysylus a Sons
scbr La Creole tDuch). Kingsley. Curaeai--Thes lore
sohr Aane tBr,. Leblanc, Ragged fsan1- Ns--B r
schr Elils 5 Downing. Gaskil yewbcrr-xarEay 4 n,
schr Ieatianier. Coleman, Fortress sonroe-Eenlsy,
schr Nickesson, sehht Baltlnioos- Baser Dayton
.Schr Pause, Jones' HastpoTt-J Boyn.on Sos Co.
4, hr WstessnaD, Chase, New 5edford--Refgl rssn
s,h.. Mary Dolly Drake. New Hsssn-H Raess4 4
schr Odd Fellow pyer. or,est
siehri.rJ Green. Fenion. Washingou
Steamer Octoraya. Mclaughlin Baltimore
ARRIVED
steamship China OH Andersen. liverpool March ~,
via 9ueenste.D 18TH, ~. with passengers. Z
Steamship oVy cfwa,rtcou tB,,, Brooks. liverpool.
March q, via Queen Itn Win mise and II bin aud
go s,ceage passerlers John Dale March % Points
IL mas passed. shir PhscVhia, bound IN nth, 80 mi
Fsspet steamship rily pf Manchester hound b; 1871.
lat ~ rs, lon ~ 81 shr fcan Coagesg hence for Lon
donj same day. lat ~ on 81 -. sip Nm fspseot hence
sisaasIip Olympus fBs) Ncwo,'e IN Lverpocl March O.
VIC osseGs'orR sth via mdse usnsfAss pssvnys
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Died.
BrRDsCK-On wedpessxy March e. after Ahor. but
we're Illness MARY Ass b~aDocx, In the 5sts OF her
The frla,ds or the family and tho. OF her soxr william
and ofs- Batch respect fully invited % at tend the
ilheiat 80 yccs from her Lite residence No 1t1 West
% rnhs atieet on Friday afternoon at oscs with
be.ptEr on sday Marci - Of inrauratien>of inc
~ 81 ss""LfY, OF county cigo 1reland.n te with
The freuts s4 resves the @aily are respectfully in
ITO y attend IA, funeral from the err
Eztntth eey 70. IL Mulberry street. this tThursasv
sfteli oon. a. hall past O'Clock
BGtG. -On Weanesday afternoon, March ~, at ta,a
O'Clock TitnhuhAk Ca, aged i5 wears AND months
invited q aiend The funeral from her late residence III
EAT HorAton see or friday siternoor at O'Clock,
without fss thcr notice.
Bpce-I Brooklyn, eS wednesds, Nasds %. Mrs saRAH
lie relatives freudst the deceased add OF her SON
raj her lac residence ~ Ccrnont Avenue, Friday
aft rnoon al tive O'clock
Iastern rapert plcasc COPY.
BsRGrs -On Wednesday, Mssep y, Jaws BRKGRv OF
Thomas sa Margaret BERGEN aged years and rlonths
TIE relatives friends Of tbe family arc respectfully
invited a,aend the frnera this CursfsyJ afternoon at
rec O'Clock from the Igscpce o. his parents. No ii
BoLasr.-on "Wednesday March o. ssrer a long illness.
prnarr sc,err natys of Kings cos's Ireland in the
43th yoar ~ her
Tho relatives aud friends o. Abe family respectfully
Utrd T. attend the fvpsra fror her late residence 2w West
Thirty hr ss,, ns fFhursaay) snersoon ~ halfpas
QUE y clock
asssis -on Tuesday harch ~ Avg EtxA,eldes dsush
~ days - $3.50 -" 80
TIE relatives and rsnAs are resvsef.j invited 70 attend
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Des frEetive Fire.

/, yIRx ms EST 1HiRTy.sIgrH MISREPRESENTATION
!, OF CLOTH fh1S-;Sa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
pwEL-n3 HOUSES sEERrLY DEsT gOYED AND
THIRTY ANTILLES BUEsED ouT-Loss ESTIMATED
AT ABOUT ONE HUSDRsI AND EIGHTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS. ETC.
about Tires O'Clock yestsSs1y morning a FIRE broke
<yt In the cl III printing establishment az Stuart
Gsssker, Nos q AMI 2l7 West Tariysix,h stsset The
Walking al out one kEndrel and twenty-five feet
A,s.5y slSty xde, part three aud part -four stories
~ The estirs-.ed value Of = wofainery sa< build.
, al about tic ,ooo tbs "a birding ~ss de
a NssS and the machinery l. yurrssc viii be yearly
s.Eifoss The rnspaty :nsursS for shout ~ 600
= ~ c.iy insurance companies. VIXEN frst abe
ore sTs5 % the sesod aud tLsrd f1S-s, and spread
with sEsl rspidlt, that cody PORTION of
The / SaSs were ssv;c and the horsas. 10 franss
stable .aaJe.ring, rescued With ma dacu ~
Owing " ,hstsh vino which prevailed TIC flames we're
carried n 2 sery siort time to the dxs,g houses IN
roofs Of ,epsr bpidngs destroyed Buis ings Nos
l s sSa 70 AZ ns q io q 1a; a ahss 15s
each II thosGi Ipscraass Company c oSolpsnts
" parhey. Ia se snts6ed d.lsre BY Gre and waer 70
the extent Of aboa. 5000 n Dartey iasares for
!. owned by, Dr. Rcgey; u s dalessed ssosi
81 ~ a lac ? osio T. Wa aud Mrs wsSary
io,s loss q urp,eGse - n.s ssd sfter about 300
10 il sqrsnee. Bsidi1gs Kos. eogs aos aud al are
e. 200 aiiy rstrss .rs. fodse, VIE occupied tie
,op too, Of 30 2oT sgsasca hamaac . che sxleat q
xtos M insurance 80. 2yp was occupied by James a
sasse ~ loss 500 Insurance H. sisr.a ais oecu
pied s 10 Eer IaF n tie souse ess about too insured
an Conan =, III Whto std Nr. Rodgers Their
furniture Ii naged TO tie et1nl II 500 not insured.
10 'a 4sg seg,s ii sssuaS. aw5sa ~ b. lb rspt.
&. ssuascd Il tx eytcnt ~ :. 5co insured for 5be0 in
A., as,r III IN is.tcd damage d e au"rft O. sf.o:
Insured ior Sc W. .enlhe9t'l Insurance Company
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NOTE EROk CAPTAIN PgENpgRGAsT.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,

BIZ g<s.S rHoRrE.-In Bridgeport Conn, On wsd.sa lay
March 70. by the Rev j. NJ Wiley. koEL J. BscsR II
smhtox1 Long Island 70 JutsA B. younges. daughter Of
the lste P.,lI. Thorpe.
Booocs ELLAsosL-On Wednesday, March q by IA q
Rev W. ". Philips pastor a. the First Presbye-.sl
church. 4. sococK of this city, 20 LEoLSE BELttuurr
adopted danser Of MIRA Fanny K.lscr Florence Of No II
West HanssoL street
Proyideace<r. ID papers peaseSc
HAnkfss-scBorIrLp--At ST. Tbaanas' church. Tuea-
day. March 10 by the Rev W. Morgan, D. d., Ma or ~.
H. HAKRfSs Of she First cavalry TO Miss NJ ~
ScHoFtsLp, OF New York
HuLfrE-- UnLrsSS.-In Brookssa. on wednesday.
iarch Is at The psssence Of me brte.e father by the Rev.
e. titaz " uIfsER 10 Ml1iE Losass UHLwaSs all Of
Geneva. Switzerland. No cards
sNcopw. pnvaN sSRAs.-on 1nes6Sy, March 70. by the
s Mr. Westcett the residence Of BRIDES mothsr
ktSar WOODWARD "a MAcGIs A. Van xrAs. daughter of
til u to Albert Van Dx2a
kAsy Jersey pspeIa pl~-se COPY.
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TOR HARTFORD DIRECT. .
u The saauers CITY OF HARTFORD snd GRANITE
STATE leave ricr "a East river daily ~ y ~ For fur
fher particulars Inquire OF saxtou seahty liz sonth
street ~ A. MILLS, Agent
CTeANEg BROADWAY FOR YQNKERs HASTINGS
- ihbiss terry Tarryt wn Sing Sing and nayerstrav,
erv Afternoon nj ~ from pier foot ~ FAY street
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THE Lr.CTURTr SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY ron GBNTLEwEN
Only ~ the New foik Museum Of Anatomy. 6is Broad
wsy Parties urahe 70 attend these them
forwarded on rccs ut Of ten by adaesfcg secretsy
OF ,hg Esv York Mu'epm G Anetpny
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IIISCELLANEOUg.


ASK YOUR srATIONER FOR BOSS AMERICAN
~ Chemical Writing Fluid. the best in the world. IL is
now nsrd by the Principal banks public oces
merchants, &c Wholesale depot l4l Chambers street
Samples gratis. Try il. KITCHEN, TYLER a co.
A -CoRNs. BUNIoSs. BAD NAILS TENDER FEET,
~ &C., cured without pain by DR.. BRIGGS, Surg 70
Chropodst 21s Broadway. Briggs Aievator and Modern
Curative sold by druggists and sent by mail 10 and 81
(yORNs BUNIONs. BAD NAILS CHILBLAINS, &C.
~ cured without by DR. RICE, Surgeon Chropodist
81 Bowery, Citizens Bank DR. Rce's Annihilator
cures corns, bnnons. &c. BY mai 81 cents
GRAND OPENING OF STRING CARPETS AT HIRAM
VI ANDERSON'S No. % Bowery. Displayed IN ten spa
cons saicsroomsncw and beautiful styles Of ENGLISH
Tine and Ingram Carpets Rugs Mats Mattings, Shades.
Table Covers. Drnggets oicloths. &C. mt small
for cash. All gools guaranteed. One pr Look Tor
HIRAM ANDERSON. 10 Bowers.
THOMAS r. AGNEw, WHO is FAMED FOR SELL,
ing Teas Corecs Flour, Sugars hossses, Syrurs,
Butter Hams &C. &e Cheap for cash has opened whole
SO everybody be supplied any guam tny
Either families croces wishing TO their money
should at call theuc prca Cash
emily Greenwich and Murray strects
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FINE ARTS.

A CHOICE COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL WATER
IA color Drawings by ceiebrsed British artists cfnbracH
me specimens Of ssnneld q r Leslie. A. ~ and =. !.
Club will be SOLD by II. IL LEEDS Co at thcs gal fv
% Nassau street Saturday March 70 Drawings on
exhibition and catalogues ready
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The Vice FresAGency.

Kentucky correspondent Of 'the Nashville 1niof,,
aer enumerat!ng tho quantities Vice President aouid
pussoes wrtes-
6ucn man believe can be fousd-found 10 Ksrtucky,
end III the person Major General Rousseau,
-ndnp the district ~ Middle pennessec His udminis.
Srative abilities have been established his military
fser s untarnshed; and his record Is unimpcachable
and nominated for Vice President, he could carry
Kentucky for the ticket and place the state in correct
attitude
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PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENTS.


ksatform 0S Principles Of emo Rhs6s
Isssnd Democrasic state C0nvs0eion.
sess 90 ire ssa usI, me Iolowag among Other rsso
Ss,ons nnAnim rs,y Adopted
whereas, frarlcida war, originating 10 Q disregard
u he mkSns aud warnings Of our fathers Is desoltng
We land and threaten ns dI option Of
sders vuion aud whereas, the present adm
- rs fatal policy u ihe conduct Of tho war; by ,s IN
min. enent state and individual rights By aEeDera
n~ason cf the vr, OF habeAs corpus and slbsitutne
military fcr csyn counts and above an by employing he
army suppress the freedom elections add forcing
governments OF mnories upon the people OF the STATE
Ass not only protrsced The indefinitely, bringing
spr the country ntsrminabe taxation and tn Nca ~
Sss has created general alarm Tor toe integrity ~ US
States and The hecrty Of their citizens all thceaenedo
" swallowed fanatioal despotism, 100 worst 81
~ governments; ana whereas. tho oouvtry has nc
guarantee for fNe speedy aud success ~ rnnna Nn O
a. sne presss, a"mips,ra,n through ar other neaas
han ey Grunge u men az the coming eec-
Fescyst II VIC sarr,s;ly invite all eur Jencw iii.
rns -zha;eyer 80 ide 81 political epinnpsf and &ldar
whatever political organisations. 70 onte Al us % our
concert ,, er-ort u place mo hea OF ourecrnaent
man N whose wisdom integrity aod hrmhrss TITO coun
" NY rey with hope or sIssdy sassess,cn ., Inc
sncs 81 the rnicn which fathers ee nesthea TO usa
Unsu Independents staes and roo p~rle - Gated by
the constitution sod % be sy lss ooser
sesolyed. That the invasion OF ssdxs ~ France
S.5ia.joa Of tho Monroe dosrsa which would never
tavo brsn Tolerated unders 'asrSrcra,o administrations
Resolved, mat the seepnS prSspsssg y the nnsnols
he esr,puIu expansot of our pa-~ curency and ttS
xtrsya rance corrpsEn In ,he expenditures OF III
,ovsTpment will bear~os unless wiser Ccvnses soon pre-
vail into the gulf VI national banu xp.yy and chy
Illinois C1s ton state Coz, venttOn.
The Uusp State Central Comve.tee .of Illinois, mseSa
Chicago the 16sA inst. Springfield was selected u
xAs Macs FOR theVAofng Of the next State CorvspscZ
which 10 take5psace ON the 2sth of Aay next
MIR. Ltnc0kn.
,Fro1a Sae Albany Atlns sEl Argus
Mr. Sincon seecas 10 find friends nowhere; the. &c
nl4 Ina a IN
% the .'DnscA' 10 everybody those hsdir
contracts those expecting 10 get them BY tusne
has succeeded 10 disgusting every party, every f&cso
every class save those Interested directly In shodd
The Vice Presidency.
A Kentucky correspondent Of 'the Nashville elhio
afsr enumerat!ng the qualities Vice President saou
pugsoes writes:-
euco a man believe be Eoun1-found 10 Ksctuck
end IN the person Major General Rousseau con
-a-ndinp the district ef Middle Yennesseo. His~dmni
Srative abilities been established his military
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RAII.ROADa.

HUDSON RIVER RhILR0AD.--TRAISs FOR ALBA.
IL ny Troy the North and West leave Chambers street
and ~ ~ and 3i5 and iD:.c r. Moud GA Sundays
Al h2a r. NJ. from Thlrtieh street.
Anew YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY EAILEoA -
IN For Albany. Troy. North and West eave Twsnsv.syN
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POLITICAL,

1,AMMANY HALL EIGHTEENTH WARD COMMIT
tee requested 20 meet at II. Mulgrova corner
Twenty second street and Third fnursday 2h
March, at p. NJ. doth tickets) for orsani alton.
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SHIPPING NEW s.
Port 3r New York, s1arch 20, 1904.

ALMANAC ERw .xsRK-rurs DAY
srN NsgFss IS NspN RISES 40
suS sKrs.....,.,,..... 10 lvsl WATER morn IS
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFfCTAL BONE FILINGS TOR DECAYED
teeth old roots and broken teeth hut up mere oh ellis
aching teeth and class OF cavity without
the dscoyefer at Ills ESQ Broadway,
teeuh street. VIII MAY 10 2g East Foufieen,
street.
"A Teeth az eNtiaoTd nary rriees-seis so, 80, So
tracing teeth without pan. National Dents Rooms, syln
avenue. corner OF Twenty ond street Five
awarded. Dr. MANSON, Dentist
NITROUS OXIDE GAS GIVES, AND TEETH IN.
IN tracted Without paln ri 20 Sixth ayeune, between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets See Other advertisement
GETS OF TEETH MADE IN THREE UOuRs.-EvTfRE
- satisfaction or pay, al 20? Sixth Persons
plying here In the forenoon lave Of teeth silver
gold made connce anf inserted the afternoon
same day. Noadysncc y reGugcd. Also Ane Cod Filling
and the finest Gold ard Plsna sets ~ the city user
80 Sixth Also Pretty cheap and durable Sets
serted ct the shortest notice. .3a Sixth between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
1IfO CERTIFICATES -IfAyING RAD FofR
J.f1D teeth extracted without pain by DR. JAY J. VII
LERS, los Grand street two llccks from Bro adWat
cheerfuy insert this udstur u those sucriu9
from iooihache. BgRIHA FIIypLy 25i Grand slfeet,
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MIR. LtnCOkvs :

,frou sse Albany Atlas sza Argus.l
III Eincon seecns find friends nowhere; ther aoi.
after him. Fremont the demoe ats
% the sDoscA 10 everybody; save those heding
contracts those expecting get them BY tus1e be
has succeeded 10 disgusting every party, every fScsion
every class, those Interested directly IN shod&
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BILLIARDS. BILLIARDS 81, BROADWAY. AC.
ID kncwledged 70 he the fnes anu hes, conducted
in the city, nder the lager ent Mr. Tobias Bark,
where sha Be hapry 20 meet my senas and The public
JOHN 4. LESTER, Proprietor.
rHE STANDARD AMERICAN BLIZZARD TABLE AND
j combination cushions approved and adopted by the
Billiard Congress o. is6s The best ann only reliable
Billiard Tables manufactured. Pals rres and article
relating 10 billiards For sale IS FABIAN 4 COLLEEN
DER, corner Of Crosby and Spring streets
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BANCROFT HOUSE, CORNER OF TWENTIETH
ID street and Broadway Rooms en- suite OF snsy; hrs.
class table de kotc. excellent bsr hAs recently bee,
added. NJ Bon the Ist Of MAJ, i.sl. large house viii
be added TO tue above hotel PARKER A BELKMAN.
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DcrLIsTs AND AURIsTs.

ErrFrcrAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER ANA,
Drs. r. BAUcu 4 p coYGELyANN
s2J Broadway New York.
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wv YORK HERALD THURSDAY "a WITH
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Illinois uhs tom state Convention.
The Uusn state Central ve..tee cf ilnois, msat
rntcsgo the l6sA inst Springfield was selected na
xAs Macs FOR thehfing Of the next State Convspscn,
which 10 take1qeace ON the 2Sth OF My next
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-11-17
SALE OF REAL.EsTATE,
BY ORDER OF PROB ATE COURT.
.y1Hs State o { Ohio, Vinton COuntv.

-.
I'm the 25th day of November AID. 1854, at
~ II o'clocl NJ. will be sold on tho premcscs,
in Knox township, Vinton County Ohio, to the
highest bidder, the following real estate us the
property otthe estatL Of DARIUS Ferrel, late Of
said Vinton county deceased, to- Wit Begin
ming, AT the North East corner of Section No "a .
(Tfifty-four1 in Township Ten, Range fifteen
IN the Ohio, Company's. purchase, thence II
lands decided to David Cunnyj thence North
thirteen and II half Gsg. West ten chains thirty
seven links; thence south tlreo chains and
scvcnty-four links; thence south fortythree and
three-tOuIth deg. West twenty two chains, ten
links; thence 10 the south limo of section mum.
Der thirty Ave, t35, thence west one chain ff.
ty links Jthence seventeen deg, west six chains
thirty fiii X; thence south fifty-siX dec thirty
seven chains to tho line running through the
center Of section number thirty four, (Sl VI
thence east twenty-thrue chains seventy fvo
links to the sccond corner ON the east hnG oil
said section; thence north fotty-three chains 10
tho place 6fbeginning GOntHninY one hundred
and IUrty-tIe and tiirde=tru hsuures, said land
bginR situated in sections Iumhgr thrty-iour|
i34 ,1and thirty five, 3j, ).sUhiuct however to
tho Dover Estate assigned to the sad he ,ecea
Ferrcl widow of said Darius Fcricl on tile 18th
day June, A. ID 1864, in said promises. boun
ded and described as follows, to- Wit Begin
ming at the MOI tn vest c)rner Of said lands inl
sud order described thence south three chain
and seventy -four 74ll links. thehce south forty
three and three 1Vurtll.i deg, west along the
road four rods past Walnut tree ut he emu of
George r. Bells luue; tbencca little south OF
east to IN w"pes tree ACROSS the road by the Old
cabin; thence straight forward in the same di
recton to the section line; thence north to lalds
decided to David Cannyj thence to ths
place of. beginning. Also the fruit OF twO rows
and two trees off the north end the third row OF
IL l.. Al
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-11-17
l. IDARRHEA ND 0YSENTERY

we have examined a great number o
uihers from some Of the most prominen
citizens Of Cincinnati and Covington, etc,
speaking in. the highest terms of DR., Stick
lands Anti.Cholera Mixture for the cure Of
diarrhea and dysentery. The letters are
TO long to publish. MIR. Woods, of Gov
nigton, suys he was pronounced incurable
for the best doctors iG Cincinnati, and one
iontle Of DR. Strickland's Anti. Cholera Mix.
ture effected permanent cure after suffer.
ing for months with the worst form of liar.
rho and dysentery.
Another says he was discharged from the
United States service after suffering in the
hospital for months as incurabe and as a
last resource tried Strickland's Anti-Chole-
ra Mixture he got well directly and has now
entered the army again in good health
One man writes he has cured seven or eight
very bad cases of diarrhea and dysenters in
the barracks be was in with one bottle OF
this valuable medicine. In fact we could
fill half our paper with similar items from
these letters. Why does not our Govern.
ment secure this valuable PREPARATION.
Our army ought to be supplied with it. II
Eto ohOiI Illhe sihCo Ouc VI OuI men
laid in very low condition at one Of our
Cincinnati Hospitals, bis vii was sent for,
the doctors considered his an hopeless case,
She, however. gave him Stricklands Anti.
Cholera Mixture, and in three weeks he was
able to return home with his wife 10 New
Richmond, o. All these cases right at
home speak for themselves. We hope all
the soldiers win put bottle Of it in their
knapsacks, II may save them or some OF
their comrades. 1t is for sale by Druggists
t50 cents per bottle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-11-17
U.S.7--30 LOAN.

The Secretary ofthS Treasury KVss hW.1
that subscriptions will be received for CsupOa
Treasury Notes payable three years from Auf
18th. 1854, with semi annual interest at The
rate ofseven and three-tenths per cent Dor an,
um principle and interest both to be paid h
lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the optiOn
the holder &c maturity,. into siI,psr cent. Eoll
bearing bonds, payable not lees than Eve AoR
more than twenty years from date, as the Gov
ernment may elect. They will be Issued In de-
nominations $50, slo0, $500, 900 and 5000
and all subscriptions mus; 30 Tor Any dollArH or
some multi 10 of6Ny dollars.
The notes will be transmitted 70 tks owner
free oftranspO charge ss soon .fter III
receipt of the original Certificates siDeposi
as they can be prepared.
As the no tes draw interest from August 18Th
persons making deposits subsequent to thas
date must pay the interest accrued from aAtS Sf
note to date Of deposit.
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand doll
lars and upwards for these notes at any one time
i'll be allowed a commission OF one-auArter Of
one per cen:., which will be paid by the Tro.s.
ury Department upon the receipt Of bill for
the amount tilted to by the officer with whom
the deposit was made. No deductions for COM
missions must be made from the deposits.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-11-17

TEE TRUE ROAD TO WEALTH, Is TO ADvkRrIsz
TOUR BUSINESS. TERMS, PAYlN ADVANCE.