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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
a WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES.
AFTER A THOROUGH TRIAL OF MoRE

AFTER A THOROUGH TRIAL OF MoRE
THAN TEN YEARS, Tho ,ime-rieCes mrnufao
tured by the American Watch Co, Of " allham
Mass, have gained firm .lold upon tho favor
Of de public, and nov, DO loss that fb COO Of
them are speaking ior themselves in the pock-
ets OF tho people. From very Insignificant
beginning the bulness has increased until VIC
are Justified in stating that WE MAKE MORE
THAN ONE HALF OF all the watches sold In
the United States. Repeated enlargement of
our factory buildings. and the labo Of 500 opoI
rH :ivss, stil II nd us unequal to supply the CON
stRntl increesirg demand. And we may here
observ thai r6t Tithste ling the high price Of
labor and IN aterials, we actually soll our pro-
ducts at less prices than those current Ave
years ago.
We refer 10 thesA facts only for tho purpose
properly Introducing another subject relative
to cur manufucuIO Of watches. Hitherto our
chief object bas been TO make co,d Watches for
tho nillIcn at the lowest possible price--some.
thing TO take the place Of the make believe
watches called "hnures ""Lepines, -" English
Patent Levers," SC, annually .hiown upon
this murkct, In countless numbers, by Euro
penn woIkshCrs- watches which art tie 10 isue
Ut their factories, unss slvabls o. b yme and pe--
ireIly worthless everywhere.
ms q Jcei we have HccOmp ished, and now
"e haVo 10 announce, that we have commenced
the manufacture ofHstches Of the very
HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TC CHRON-
OMTRY,
uncqualed by anything hitherto made to our.
sslVss and unsurpassed by anything made in
,he world. For this purpose We have the amp
lost facilities We have erected an addition TO
main buildings expressly for TIL branch of our
business, and baye filed It with the best work.
men In our service. P-odtipg by cur long ex-
poTi.-sce, We have 70 nodollcI tho for Of our
Watches, introducing such improvements as
have heeR suggestsd and roved
to 90 good from tiihu 10 time and have insti-
tnted now and severe toFts Of isochronism, I'D
Justnent and compensation, New machines
and SpPlisnceB have been constructed, which
perform their work with eonsnmmate uslicacy
and exactitu5e, and the choicest and most ap
proved inater!a'5 only arc used. Nothing Ia
IEei Is wanting either IN nsehanicei principles,
material or workmanship to insuS perfection
in Tho result.
"n continue 70 manufacture our other veil
known qualities under ths following names:
"APPBLTON, TRAC CY q cor
"P. s. HARTLEY"
and the "sodor's WanL,"
"WM. ELLE3Y."
Th5 latter, the lowest priced watch va make
Is a RubstantiHl, reliabls tims peaee. eased 10
Sterliug SiivOr-huRling pattern, aud Is not lla.
od 10 get out Of order either IN marchinC riding
or tknting. All the above described watches
Including the finest which Is named AMERICAN
""1cH Ccaf4Hr," sfe sold by watch dealers
geGe ally throughout the country.
ROBBINS 4 APPELTON,
AgenS for tho AIuC lean Watth ChmpApy, |
ls2 BROADWAY, Ny.
Jany l4th nl8j4. 10.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
NEWS ITEMS-ULaPPaNGs

1t is reported that one o. two divi.
eious Of Less army have been sent to
LoDgstreet, aud that tho latter will
advance on Knoxville. 1t ia believed
in Richmond that the FederaIs are
gong to give up their attempts 90
Virginia, and hence the whole Con.
fsdera,e force is to bo thrown into
Tennessee and Kentucky.
General Frank Blair has resigned
bis command in the army.
The War Department has decided
that the two years. volunteers arc on
titled to bounty money.
When spring opsns the battle
ground will Le in East Tennessee.
General Sherman is concentrstina
an army at Humsville, Alabama.
The wholesale Conscription Law il
creating great excitement among thu
people in North Carolina.
In the lower branch Of the Obi,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28

Legislature the contested election
cases were decided in favor Of the
Abolition members. The conduct Of
the Republican Representatives vas
unjust and outrageous in the extreme.
A squad OF. Federal soldiers en-
cOnntered, day or two siuce, a squad
Of Confederate Cavalry, neaf Post
Charleston, aud in the engagement
with thom killed tNo Of their number
and wounded Others, but did not suc
ceed in captnring any Of the party.
At the Democratic Caucus, held in
Washington night before last, it was
determined to lssue an address TO the
conservative people Of the country
forthwith.
Charles 4. Dsn> has been appoint
ed Assistant Secretary OF Was.
Authority wAs given by Congress
tor the transmission OF clothing
'hronsh the mqila, 10 .Giccrs AMI
privaiga OF the United States Army.
upon ths terms Of postage prescribed
10 the act.
Governor Pierpont and the Algxan.
lila (Virginin) Legislature have pro
,ested against iho couduct OF General
Butler in Norfolk.
Colonel SlNer, President Of the
Ohio and Chesapeake Canal, who has
been priaonlr IN Fort Lsfa, ettc,
has been discharged,
Cox, of Chic, proposea to Lriug in
! bill in Con 1ress, taxing huld4rs OF
SoIa aud tilld OF txchaugl, foreign
and Otherwise, two per cent. u month.
General Rosecr1ns 10 positively as
signed 10 the ccmmand of Missouri,
aud Gslogsl 5cboiioId goes to Gencrm
Grant.
TIC 1910 Bynia VIII be iesuyd in
about ak wg.hs.
It Is Dov ofii.ially stated 'ha, the
recently pUti onsi statements OF tn
c2ylnre Vi Richmond, aod The hanging
# q part Of General Ui!mans COM
nand, who had bcen taken prisoners,
ira cana2s Tho prisoners ara all
n L Oily Prison, and are treated
well.
Dlspatchas irmn Por; lIudaon sIate
that Ito envluy are concentrating near
that place and Baton R,nse, General
Ullman took "a number Of rebel prs
>aers on the 18th inst, who say tDsy
ne SICK at the var, anI ne>ar heard
ot tho rrrsiLsnt's A,nnes!y Pt)GM-
ration.
It is reported that ihs Couf1crsto
Army is srill in its old poSllion at
)a'ton, .hirty saouaaud 0Irong, aud
hat the Tennesaee and Kentucky |
rocpa are oamped in the ceuter, under
.Iard. &n that tho Subsistence Of The |
)outedyrsles ia 80 Limited that they
re killing their best mules.
Il tha mid weather continues
rad down the Snenan
,ah Valley is not impossible.
Fernando Wood haa been making
spoech ii the House against conis
alton and in favor Of peace.
Tho House Po.todieo Committee
MI sccn report blll making the
+ovtrnmenE 'eap ;nsiUld Tor losses ol
louey sent by ma,I.
Dr.. Mandor, The editor Of the ! it.iG
.pca NstIohI! D m05ctt, has been
rested. The reason was he gGs for
lo Union, bu. uJt Ecr lAn abolition oi
syery.
The sbe'ling oi ChTlca:on sill. Con
naes. The ci'y ia reported t. be
rumOling nndcr The bolnbarjrnet,
Oonirderates wearing on. uniYvm,
anEht in the rot Of making war, are
} be shot BY the Fsdlraie.
,s.s1s.-. z.1s=..ssls
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
NEW YORK DAY-B0OK
For 1854,


The NEw YoaK DAY-Boo Is an independent
Democratic journal, holding, with the late SEN
at DeuS Slas, that this Govsnment Is made
Oh tie white basis, By white men. for the ben
eis OF white mon and their pnster!ty roIever.n
Il iu = largo double sheet, with forty eight
columns Of Teading matter, and 10 all respects
whether for Markets, News, Literary or
AgriculLur ii iuformation-is not in ierior to any
~ n political or family newspaper, Ia its poll
teal department, it grapples boldly with the
resl question before the American reople, and
pressnts the only philosophy oft which can
resist the sweeping march OF Abolitloniam.-
IL is Democratic in tho true ssnse Of the term
the defenders of the peoples rights, but itis
TIA uPholder o fno party chcansry or triokery
Il ia no. only for PTAoE, but lit shows how, and
how only, permanent PJace can be obtained
sRd this glorious White Man's Government Of
Washington restored, viz. .: by the utter route,
overthrow, and oxtarmination Of AboliliOnism
from American soil
The Day. Book ia now the enly weekly poiti
cal paper in New York city made up exclusive
ly for county circulation. All tho others are
iehsshed from the solumns Of some daiiy pa per,
which renders it almost impossible 10 give so
complete and general d summary VI tho news as
in thu other case. Persons about subscri binr
should take this into consideration. Democrats
also, must zee to it that sound papers ara cir
culated AMoSs TIE PEOPLE. or Aboli;ionism
will never no put doEr. ~, All who desire
to refuts the arguments Of Aooli.iOnists, should
road Tar DAY Book.
TIRMS
o1e copy, one year, SO 90; Three copies, ono
year S5 % Five copies, ono year 81 so; Ten
copies, ons year, and one to the getteI up Of
the club Il 60; Twenty copies one year and
one TO the gatter up Of the club "a 90.
Additional copies, each 20.
The nGne Of the post-oties, county, and
State, should, in ell cases, bsplSlnly given in
every letter.
Payment always in addvsnce, and all papers
will he stopped whom the ZINE Of subscription
paid for expires
Address
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No. lS2 Nassau Street, New York.
SPEClA OFFERS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
NOTICE.;

NOTICE ia hereby given, that .hs Commits
~ sioners Of Vinton County, Ohio, will On
TIL. 25rd day Of January day Of 1864
Between the hours Of twelve o'clock, a. NJ.
loweat responsible bidder, the building Of o
bridge across big Rsecoon, near Kizer Hawkins
In Wilkesyille Township, in said County, for
which purpose the Commissioners will meet at
the place whore ssid Bridge is proposed to bs
built, on said Jay.
By order Of Commissioner,
AN. C0ZAD,
<hse. nth iste--61 zudr Y 90
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
SNERlEE,S SALE.
State 3Ohio, Vnton County.

~ ~''fN '''h.'''
si,;hcGr Nathews Co. PNGs. ! In Court Of
agGent Common
SIS. Murray 3 Pleas. On
A. sorie, Dsfts, Execution
DURSUAErt 10 Tie scoinmand Of an execution
4 III the IbJvJ cIu'o 70 mo directed from the
Ioult OF C0mmo1 Pleas, Of the aforesaid Coun.
- Of Vintnr, Twill offer At pa5!ic pale, ~ the
toor Of the Court House In the Town OF Near.
}aNr, In aforesaid County OF Vin,on, on
Wednesday, 24!h dey Of february 1854,
BGween the hours Of ton O'Clock a. M. ., and
four O'Clock 7. NJ, Of slh day. the following
property to-wit: Iu-lot number sky -four
ii,) middle wsst side. Also In.lot Number
ioriy-t"o, (is,) in tie Town Of WikesvillS
County Of Vinton. and State Of Ohio.
Taken IS the prop rty of s $. Murray and
\. Soulo, TO satisfy judgment in favor o.
Slo:hour MlthsSs 4 Co.
Appraised rs fgllows In-lot nur.ber BiSty |
four middle west sids appTuiei at five hundred |
lnS thirty three dollars and ihir'y three and |
yIo third Goats, and Lot numhsr far'e-two tp- |
praised AT one hundred and ffty dolars, aud |
must bring twJ-ttirds of that SUN.
Terms Of ,als, casn In hand.
ARCH. NORRIS,
Jau'y 2!s'-e4-5w. SLH. Y. Coo. |
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28

NJ Office is hereby given that the un.
~ derSigned has been duly appointed ad.
rainis,ra,os Of the estate Of Darius Fsrrel
late Of vinton County; Ohio, deceased
Cet 81, Iee3--3H. JOSHUA WOOD,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28

GoDEV FOB FsBaUARv, s cn our
liable, and is ona Of the farvt speci-
mcuS Of Lad;.s Hs sa;nss NJ Lady
should DO without thia work. The
Domestic recsip'a. Fashioua ani pat
tlrns for Lalicq aro 1orih O whole
years subscription.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28

AATIoNAL NJ MAeANSs, by Peterson
Is al! tha rase. club aftGr anb has
bOen sen. on TOR this cheap and s,pls7.
Magasne. We aro still sending on
names, and will soun scrd on for more
Now is u good timo to subscribe, ex-
sInine tns number and send for it.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28

New MAMMOTH Store Wo call at
ten!ion TO the iAct til DoDaG & Pun
L!rS have opru,d ont naw an1 large
1toch OF Goods in their mammoth
room, No Go Ncarthur These
gentlemen are well known to our
buaineS' conlnun .y All rloalors gen.
ers,ly, as fair trSders and good tua e
i1ess men, they are determined ia
spare. no psine, to iurnish cheap and
substantial good and groceries At tn.
cheapest ra.ea. All right, coml e,i-
son 10 no !ife Of trade. snl itaprak,
well ior tho tusiue3s OF our tow1. tc
See ue~ bonses op, ming cut Give
them q call,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28

Dan WILL OF TUE ORIGINAL AND
CsEAPEsr CAsH SToaE, isin5t 70
cciytd new and large stock Of win
Ter goods, which ho,sys he will sell Ct
.ho very lowest fgners, for s,sI or
conntry prOdnco. We wouIl ADVISE
shosc wishing 20 mlto purchases, to
call On DAN bcfore purchasing sIae
where. And our word for it, yon
will not only find good ami choap
Goods at DAMS but gsn,lem ,nly
and accommodating CLERKS. Don.
fOrEetto gtvo him scail.
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WtaDden Nnbern tddeln tonnte, ipenn lie
moIlte = iet 60, baB ir9enb Elm bernmIpicni4
renoer SeIoot BON ben B0rten Seribert's
ettpas l'erlauf6t bate, als liG ptelsr uter bic
Wten9e oes aufgeIpeiherten G'e!bes ptrmunz
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merf1 1anltett auf AlleS, mas in Dem 6auIe
uno aud auBerbalb pelIeIben seI9u6 lmo tieB
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Wa&t ltebe, pas StrofmaB fir Sans Oe
lertton nad ei9enem @ut0unten su pet1ddr,
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trSltete oef9ebid uno bot alien Sdarflinn
auf un nur meutslteliS Ra6ribt iiber San
gu erbalteu = Atle5 uer9eben8 I l9te GuQe
l3iden truber unp imntsr tra6er an ibnen
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5peSiats sGtntOmneniieiter unp lpeitere Stepere
lq'~ '9a'a 9tuflage auf 2isenlen.sjG
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ben &rn etlsf autr7sdta Srapfhsit ii m aalgenSa-
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T9J3[ ig4L Isl sso Salttmpte. s. 3ea. 1884.
Serfe9ts An6bpe Herbsn IN pieier Office bic Aum is.
Del. afihsss u hbr entstseuBsnOmmen fur Il anns
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Proposals for the Purchase and Removal ofaanurs
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