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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-01-12

PNAUGUsTA COUNTY COURT, DECEM-
i BER, 25th I8s3: i
1t being made known to the Court that many of the
soldiers in the nly from this county are destitute OF
winter clothing, &C., that If the fact made
known, many LIBERAL and patriotic persons would de-
sire contribute articles Of clothing blankets, &C.
to relieve their ants, it is therefore, ordered that
the following pc sons be required to receive such do
nations aud ,l them sent to such destinations as
the donor may request, namely: A.. j. CARRIER and
VIM. b. Kayser, Central Committee, Staunton; D.
N. Vanlear, Mt Scion; John II. Bates, New Hope /;
Wm F. Smith, Gieenville; VIM. Wlthrow, Waynes-
boro; M. W. o sshead, Middlebrook; james Wilson
Churchvile; W. ID. Ross, Mt. Sidney; Wm Gam
BILE, Spring ILL.,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-01-12

N. P. cArLErT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-01-12

25 of which are IN good cultivation, the remainder
well timbered, All under good fence. There is a fine
spring upon tho place. but no improSe Sements other
than good stable. l will take pleasure In showing
a small farm.
The purchaser can also be accommodated with
first rate four horse wagon, team and harness com
plete n a sa,3fsn r. l.. EDMUNDooN, 7.
non1
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-01-12

Jan s. WM A. BURNETT. d. c.
INVEST Y..UR CONFEDERATE MON.
i EY!-Wii view to different investment.
will offer for sale privately until the lOtn of january
if not sold bN that time, to be withdrawn from the
markell trac, ofland Christians Creek, Joining
the lands Of VIM. Hamilton and others. The tract
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-01-12

T YNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE INSU-
IL RANCE COMPANY.-During the absence of the
General Agent will attend to the issuing of Policies
and Renewals.
Office in the cold Bell Tavern.
Dsc. "a, 1861, JOEL ETTlNGEk
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-01-12
CONFEDERATE STATES cORGRLss

MONDAY, JANUARY 4th, 1864.
5s SENATE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1864-01-12

Suggested By a0hch occurred after the battle
Of williamsburg.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25
II ia repolted from Mobile tbat a

II is reported from Mobile that g
Federal supply traiI oi 40 wagons
has been destroyed near Decator.
IRE Abolition Convention for tb,
nomiDation OF candidates Tor Presi
lent Nud Vice President is 10 b. hnlc
At Baltimore on tho 7,h OF June next
the delegates from each State will b,
double the lumber OF Electms. Thu,
.CA.u viii naye - delegates
The tsetunony before tin cour. o
inquiry Mt louisville has acquitted
Generals McCook and Uri,tenlen 0
all b'ama at tho battle OF Ch.cka
manIa. GaDgFa! Negioy viii also b,
sIVn,rot.d Tire i!Aro viii Do throw
.cpou othvr s1oalla!a.
W F., are tod ~ 'ha Washington
3nrr s,.0n 'snto! :as Nv Yolk Time,
,hai ue4r tw0 Iegimaa,J 0! L3Uisi
Gua ,.2opa hayo d.s>r;ci w,.hn thy
lss; month.
ya- JGarea party In Mexico nav
Soyerns llJ S:.tu Of panauliI2s
Prt3ideEt JGa.. .ZV.a on bis vas t.
BoSnsyte, to o,i'n protection from
,4c bn!teo otatcs trlJps
= Cyu5eJcras5 ,liepGt4h OF the 14a;
r4pytto, G.uefai Polk 1t Meridian,
Iigt fla IA cDl3nr.I for moi atlael5.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25

Chase wing Of tho republicans, with
the aid oitbo pemecracy, who OF
.course could not Go olss, than vote
against tic reeolat,on, haying nc
cJudiapcf in the prtsilont nor biz
policy. Th's it IS hoped 10 suftigeht
r&cu,o t. oM peopla, Tor Ito South
Carolina cyner he'ug fouul ipr once
IN bad company, eiUco tho Ist inst. ].
'omo Ave DtnoGra.i3 p Rpers
have teel DESTROYED by y mObe, tha
Eig'J, ot I-iaeaettr, the Sca,inc!, in
Aauol'nX Cyahtg, !co in jhu ncrta-
Gest pa; of the Stale AMI o,hprs
threatened even hera NJ tho cap.to',
;ha Crisis naI S.G,csm&q, by return
e. aVlg!erS waU Wult. H. tnlaencc
oil;qour, are urged 70 iuese acts by
!Lra.lv GhJ'sipHibIA, 70 give .xp.oi-
s.cn q ai.ai tbs hu.-ssnuss, 3ir.
DresI ,aJoIgcel rusJu,ioos con
d.taR,Hs tavy- maos an 5.aa'cn .:
UnciGa.a, from tar Ja!'e.ary C,m-
Ir";,e gSco Ii2ule3 afUa,t.,!tl cos
~, ~, .,,.g'n,
.,ta 10, None, t5,. r ,,,',,,,.s ~ H.
rIn., Soma e. I.,l ,.',,i y ''-r> 'o,i r.. ,.
i'm NO. - t.,nJ ~, ~ NJ, a. r,.'.
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| ~ ~ c1,.sn nrrn, .,'r' i, ,'",' '., ,,T,
| ,.S' 49,, y;h. -. wiz. N ,L.I Ah;j'iio1.
! I,ta Ear or.,, ;,o,,.I n',., y ,y.,,t
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25
OMVO AEGIsLAFUEE.
CoLUuBuS, Feb. es, 1874

SVLLAbVe' cGO' 80 lS.f'
Nothing Of particular interest to
the general reader has transpired in
the Legislature in tho past week, the
time generally beiug taken up, in 10
cal Legislation. Oa tho 17;h the
House passed resolution giving the
Hall to Mrs. T. D. Gaze, to deliver
a lecture on the Operations Of the
Freellnens Association, on tho 9Th,
inst. Thus compelling the wheels Of
Legislation to stop, az the eEpon5o Of
the State to hsrrangne the people, on
the importance Of ieediog, clothing
and E5ucating the freed niggas, IN
der this glorious policy Of ABRAHAM
AFFBjCAEUa the 13t. to ail: The free
dom ,of the Africans, at the oxpon3e
Of the liberties OF the Anglo. Saxon.
This is all ripht if the people are in
faver OF it. They alone are respon-
slble for it. Bat It would have been,
to cav the least MODEST to have first
amended. By q vote of the people, the
Constitution rather than trample It OIL
der foot. On the 18th MIR. Dalano
Introduced bill, requiring our State
Courts in ali cases where a suit ia
brought by any Of our citizens against
our officer of tue general Government
for damages to persons Or propelty
if acting under orders from the Pres
ideut, to be certified to tho Gircia'
Court Of the u. S. (such cases as Olda
Va Tod for iustance.) This bill occa
stoned IN anamatei discussion 10
which Delano, Brat0n and Drasseil
took a part. We will endeaver to
give our readers this Discussion ut a
future time. On the 18th q resoIu'
ton looking towards the renomina-
tlon.os Abrahsm Africanus and en-
dosing him, was y0sod down bg the
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25
a Draft foir 500, 300 Men Ordered

TIE PresiIeu! ha3 is5ued @ procla-
matioA ordering q DRAFT for 100000
neu t1 be padoon the J91h OF March
ncxt.-Cgedit will bo gwen for M
vU!anLous Of drafted uyn tuat have
baeu or may be enlisted prior to the
1s' Of March i therefore requires
200 900 more man in aldi,ion to the
call fyr 100000 that had already been
made. = epcojaI dispatch to the n.
Y. Post says "tlia call i5r troops was
rendered necessary by the recent III
vices from tins South" What is the
character ot such aTy.c3s ir2n the
South is not stated, but from the great
number OF desgrtals from the Comic
derate army reported by army CORES
pondents, and the spirit Of dscouren'
that we are told exists throughout the
.C0ufedaracy, the people were being
taught to believe that the rebellion
Was rapidly falling to PIECES by it.
own weakness, AMI if The descrtioni
continued d. the same ratio aud the
tuu'inies said to be occurring among
their troop: extended, by sp;ipg moth
in, woala b3 left to fgnt against
Have thee. reports O3cu made to de
ceivo the poopio o: il LyNooLv call.
Iul for more troops merely becars,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25
1ruigl AggacgG g. HrGr0es UaSis a
DCmGCUHt.

~ 4 sAl Nt a. fit'
GGSaYA, A:UrAgyL& Co. O..(
february II, 1864 I
70 Ma E!anr cF,ds Elg,dfor:
Cag to@a has been tuo "s.2,aring
groual" ola myaI brutal and uapar.
pi!e,al outrage. ! win relate the facts
0 tho case, aud daro in spite Of ter.
ror's reign to chronicle names, as no
account cen i've complete withou, per.
s1ua.i,.es. Three days ago, Mr Vim.
L Jaquays, . respected citizen olthis
town. whose Only crime va uO-
iluchin5 omsafvstis'a, was srt upon
by two negroes, b. tho uamas Of
Graham Rnl B,llcllJn, knoaSol
Iown. kicked agl e,tfel ncss brutal.
IT, aala bo'ta,uns pio, which he had
won uuijsturl9l 10. months, tak2a
from him. Tncy nexl drayEaJ hin
from noar the pnS.-olfl3I to Il pumP,
ana dlcnchol him with cold water.
II, eai,fed with lhis, they seized q
whito mulg belonging to J. II. BEET.
fastened tho shivor!u. form Of THE
aged mar'yr to this pungins, kicking
brute. Brett, who had ,hc mor,l and
poll itical courage t. woke for oUr soOle
arandarl-b"a:yr. reTenatW,el, when
hoaly headed. d,ss,pstcd wretch by
the name Of Richmond exclaimed,
Shut your head, you Cd ID
Sscesh. or vii cNt your laule's
throat" These truI3 escorted this
man abou! tho s.:o.,8, gbnUtiug This
is the ass thet jesus rode. yGt, yah,
yah His head is down, Lila hueit
are up, y&h, yah, YAH" uow lons
! this would have continued lad uoJ
| Il. Muagyr, wau Ia a c4rpa nt-r, (ani
q Democrat worthy Of tho name,
charged upon th9 mi5creante with {
hand-saw, it ia inpJ6a ible to tell. j
| ia supposed these mAn wgro instigat-
ed 70 commit ihi3 vi,lAny by Paddock
Kibbg, W csteo.,, and o.h,r u1icals
which characters unf0rtunAt ~ Gb UnC
here. Paddock sevoraiy whipped q
negro on our lost Presidential cleo
| ton day because ho intimated tina
be preferred living with his master tc
the cold charities Of Abolitionists. Is
vengeance far away ? Would it be
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25
gsGR &C Resolutions.

The following resolutions were in.
troduced 10 The rebel Congress on the
9th. The House went into secreiae aee
sion before taking action:
"WuERrAs, The President of tic
United States, in n lao public com
munication, did declare that no pro
poait,ols for peace ha! bean .aAl9 u
that Government b. tho Con!odoratc
Statta, when IL truth such propositi-
ons weie prevented from boioI made
by the President ia that he refused tc
hear OF even to receive two commi5
sioners appointed to treat expressly
for the preservation of ajnic&hla RI la
tious between the two Governments
nevertheless, that the Confederate
States may stand justified 10 the sight
vi the conservative msn Of the North
OF all parties, and that the world may
know which OF the two Governments
it is that urges Oh war unparalleled
for ierceness Of condict and inteuai.
lying into sectional hate, unsar-
passed in The annals OF mankind ;
therefore,
; RsloIsed, That tho Confederate
States invite the UnitedStates through
their Government at Washington to
meet them by representatives equal
10 their Representatives and Senators
in their respective Congress at -
on tho day OF - next - to con.
siler, first whether they cauuot agree
upon d recognition OF the Confederate
States of America. Second, in the
event Of declining such recognition
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25
w-UJA ETE1S S--CLyPP1Sas.

Wo have the names Of the ped
Federal officers from the Richmond
p.iaon. q number o! them have been
recNpiured
General Rosecrans has visited the
Missouri Lsgislatare, at Jefferson
CITY.
The bill Of Senator Lane, TO set
apart certain lands in Texas for the
use Of persons of African descent,
was discussed in tho United States
Senate yesterday.
The telegraph gives the names Of
i26 officers who arrived Yesterday
morning 1T Fortress Monroe from
Richmond, having escaped from Lib
by Pr.e.p; % o.herg who escaped
were rocaptuyad
Atiu'ant Geuornl Thona1 and stah
have returned to Chattanooga from
Knoxville. They report L2nsstreet
| in retrea: beyond French Broad to
avoid battle.
In q fight opposite Natchez, Mias.,
between Dick Taylor at The head Of
The Cou.edoraJo5, ard the Fedora
torcca, the former were repniscI, with
less.
It is thought the Government will
| have seventy five thousand Niger
troops il the falS by the Is, OF May
next.
The latestintcliiganco from GENERAL
Sherman is that per. OF hi3 army
bad severe sli:mishi0g with the en-
emf, and a number ot prisoners were
captured, aad tho C)nielera;as d.,
| faa,ad.
General Bsaareaagd was marching
Ito the le'onse ot Va,Iaha3see with 4
large force, and Lake City, half way
from jacksonville to Tallahassee, was
boing garrisonoI bG Georgia troops
Further news Of interest. from tha
STAT. may b. expected in few Gays
It il reported That tho Coh'olerlta.
ary preparn, 70 drive the FED at
back upon Washington b7 demon
g.fa.i )rs aloAs the Blue Ridge. Toe,
want auot,cr batla near !heir ol,
lucky ground oi Bull Run.
i Several Thousand Federal prisoner
ihayo been sent from Richmond t,
Georgia.
General Scamm1u and staff i,Av,
arrived in Richmond, which soojhe
tho robol5 for tAe loss OF Coloue
Straights party.
The Couf3dcratoa kavo hung Spen
Ger Dayton, at Castle Thunder, upo
, ! tue charge OF beio: a Federal spy.
4 number Of Fedora differs. VIII
, escaped, have been recaptured an
, thrown bacl, again into Libby Prison
: General Sherman has arrived 3
Qui,man, on the Ohio and Mobil
Railroad. 10 will not take Mobil.
. it is said, without q bloody battle
: The ConGeierates declare that Sher
, mans movement was the boIde5t {
the war.
Eomo Of inorganic men have mad
an unsuccessful attempt 10 escap
, from ,he Ohio Peuitentiary Of Colum
bus.
General Morgaa was at Dalton
Georgia. Geuersls Forrest aud lie
are said 20 have reoccupied Jackson
Mss.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25
TCRsD4x - Fre a5 ACES
DEE .39sg.EGED STATE
C0NF3,E gl3E.
w-hnosGay, alarch sc, i934.
Eoo4s or psvora.7so STATE HEsraAt |

So. r,.,,,-,,-,,. Sr,-r oYyra,r
"''-' W Co4..r;ls,
"a.@uars, or'o February 1881! !
'', II. D'm'''.'j ',''a'o
! u NJ roy uo''21I wax ,l'
Democratic STATE >eo"2l N'lhm t5 t.GI
Las 97'IhH' u "'""'''a ''' go
a. o' Mgrc.i IstI - '"o t'Te '"f
noIduT tie ar3: De~oera',c STATE
Jyn7,n.!oa, N tie cHy 0. Columbus.
~ the purpose o. eicc'ing 'oAr de'e-
ra.es, ia. sac Safe ~ large, 10 tho
DA"ocra,,3 National C?nVsHI'oo' 10,
which vii ha held m the c'ty o. C"l
Nl.". bHg.aa2S on 'ne ga gay "
ga,yps>;; aod Of nominating q :, can
t.,Hte iJF each u ''S 'oI'o"!"5 -''-''
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25
THE CHRISTIAN UNION"


ORclAl Proceedings Of tn, Convention,
IN pursUsnc, OF o call. for ihe pur-
pose Of considering the c:Ipalioncy Of
forming a Now Chnrch Oogeani1a-
Ition," . 'arg, na.ablr oi delesalo9
and Others irionI'y t) the object con =
vened in Desh.ey'a Hall, at Columbus
iOmo, February 3D., 1864, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. The meeting was orglnlz-i By
calling Col. Joseph SHARP, Of Fair
field county, to thv CHAIR aud the eIec
ton OF Burweli, OF Mukingnm c)un
~ Secretary Of lb' OJGyga.iJn. The
ICouventiyn wa, o?anel b. reading a
portion Of tho Scriptures ami PRAYER
Inv j. FGiyou, oi Columbus, The
following ndn5d par55u5 were rscog
In'z d as delegates, sai to,k s2a.i il
he COn7ento~
FlanRlta cJuay -Reg + +. Given,
Jacob Powell, j. g MyG alG,Y, D..
j, Il. L Secglr, j SyhoIclI, Or.n
Clover. r i. Dnnnam J ". 3irose
Geo. Clover, Jo3hua DJ0gltr,r, /.
Rob.yts. 2 + Bean, Ja.Jh Bargat.
Ni:&.H-D DR. b. Ots, Uo., j
Sharp. JGlgo V e STAY,
Aaams j. L9asLridso, E'Y II
Meyu;chcn
Log3a-P. NJ. M'rEi5.
Uai0a-J. ". lloskIn7.
Mas;ingnm -o. Bnrwe,i.
Uonry--u. D. Leist, j. N}H 9
q. S,evcaa.
Noble ) NJ. Wi'on.
Ho,tius---Dt1sbaeS,
DelawW9- Z. Wight.
L.ya,u4-W. lI9a5eO,
Clark s Cooper,
AHvn-J. s Nota,pr.
P.ga&wag--E.,slu B4ayors--..
NUuuel j l.. Fame.
Ku1x-M. II Mit1hen.
Laca7 j. 0. Wales.
Communications ware then rsa-
'yom variou, persons VINO WIS oUe'
Dis to be present, expressing t'e,
hearty apyroYal o tho objs,,9 OF th.
ConveHtol t2,k 0 r5C?s1 0lal2 o'c'9c.
IP NJ.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25
g'!lc Coaso9lpliOa Hi.

The CONSERVATION Bill, az it passed
tho House OF Representatives,, con-
taius these features: !. Both classes
are consolidated. 2 Exemption IS
only granted on payment OF three
hundred dojlars, until all names puI
in the box are drafted, when those
who have previously paid are again
put IN the box. s. All other exomp.
lions are only confined TO the Vice
President, Governors Of States and G.
). Judges. ( AL slaves b2twe. N
Eighteen AMI 'orty.fve are liable to be
drafted, and .oyal owners are to be
compensated therefor. The three
hundred exemption don't amount to
mnch itthis bill passes the Senate.
1t is only an exemption iro,l one draft.
We may have q succession Of dr4its,
aud undoubtedly will il the war is
protractel, aai the three hundred ex
emption from a single oGe is pretty
dearly paid t0r Tie high officials Of
the Government take care to exempt
themselves. The Save proviso is a
practical cOnf3cation Of able. bodied
shyes at three hundred dollars head
which, we believe, ia the exemption
fixed before. 1t will bear hard upon
KeGlucky UniOrists. 49, EnoutYsr,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25
Dentistry.

Dr.. JosrpH DUNLAP, would re-
spectfully announce to the citiz.ns
Of McArthr, Vinson County, that
ho has taken rooms at KaleTs Hotel,
and will spend a few weeks in Nc
Arthur. And that he is prepared to
perform ell Operations pertaining to
lis profession, ne viii be moat
happy to wait on all who may favor
him with a call. Pri1os moderate.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25
AFrv2NOoN sEsstuu

at 9 o'clock Z. III. The Commit
tee mo' pursuanl to adj journmen:. Ehe
| ltuIl,Sing declaration was sub Alit0d
b the Convention:
Having desire for 4 more perfect
ltellow'hip ia Chri,t, enl ior the more
satisfactory enjoyment Of tue means
Of religious cd,i3ation and cIm'ort.
we 10 s,lymnly form our5=iVo3 into e.
religious Society under the 5ty'o OF
The Christian Uuion," in which We
avow our trua aud h.Irty faith IN the
received Scriptures Of tho OIL and
New Testament rs the word OF God
and "the only aid sufficient rule OF
'fai;h practice" aud pIolge ourselves
through CEriat which strengthenth
us" to "koep ani observe all things
Whatsoever he hath comnanl us,'
This declaration, after extended gOd
aogioas remarks on tbs pant oi many
IlamJera Of tho Convention 10 which
.grost harmony OF feeling aud drought
Ha5 manifested, wa5 unanimously
adopted.
The Nllow!n5 ra5olu.ioa1 we e adopt
cd:
1st. That Committee 90 appoin
ted, consisting Of i've persons hsreto
| lor. belonging 70 different denomina-
tions represented here, to prepare a
system Of economical order for The
christian UuiYn," and report ut the
next Convention
2d. That a Committee on cores
IDond1nce, consisting OF five por91ns
| be appointed who shall, in connection
with the congregation that may b,
formed, arrange the work and provide
pastoral service for the congregation
30 iar as practible to act anil tn
DeXt Convention.
81. That we racommenl thol>
Wishing to identify theM55,vls viii
THE Christian Unicn" IA members
20 organzI themselves into cor gr9ga
Itioas in their various localities. ans
report to tho Committee Of cogre2poa
Illnce as soon aS pracijclbl9.
4.h. That W. recommend that sai,
Congregations orgauiz3 ior the pres,
ent Ivy subscribing 10 tho declaration
IadoDtsl bvthis Caly n,iol aud b,
electiug a Moderator aal such o:he
officers us they may deem necessary
i 9Th. That NC 90 exhOr; slcb con,
Igregations to assemble every Sabbat.
IJay for religious worship, a1d to hol
:uch other meetings as may bo deem
convenien. aud profitable. That ~
further exhort them, wherever prlcti
] cable to organize and hold Slbblti
schools making the Bible the precmi
nent sabiect OF study in them.
i 6.h. That We do especially al.
monish and caution tho brothran tia
lin their congregations, When assem-
Ib!ed fur religious services, they do no
allow any discussion nor expression
upon subjects OF q political character
7th' That EXPORTERS and preacher
heretofore connected with orthoio!
i Christian denominations, AMI un.tin,
with The Christian Union," do holt
the same relation With the latter boly
! that they diJ to the bodies with whlel
they were formly connected until th;
meeting OF the next Convention.
Sth. That the next Convention o
"The Christian Union be he held il
columbus on the frat Wednesday il
June next and that said Convention
bs constituted o! all tqO paators il
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25
CHEROKEE RENE MEDY
AND
CHEROKEE INJECTION
Compounded from Roots, Bahis
and LeaYes,

CHEROKEE REMEDY, The great Indian
Diur..iI, cures all diseases OF the urinary or.
gaas. such Us Incou inenGe OF tho ur!re, lutiam
nation of tho Bladder, Inflammation of the Kid
neYs, Stone in the Bladder, Structure, Gravel +,
elect Gonorrhel; anu il especially recommend
od ia those cases OF F.uor AIbus 90. Whites in
remales) vh3ra oil tAs old nauseous medicine
have failed,
Itis prepared in highly concentrated form,
the dose ONLY being one to two tesspoonfulg
thrso times per day.
1t is dluretit and Alternative IL its Gc,iou; pur-
lying and e,elnsns tho blood, causing IL 10
flow il al Of It's oTisinti yuTiiy and yigcr; thus
removing from the y iJau, oil peTnIeious causes
which induced de-ol=e.
CHEn0nGE INJECTION ia intended as
ap ally or assistant to the OehrOkee Remedy,
dha should hs used in conjunction with thGt
meii.no IN al cases of dlnorrhoa, Gleet, I luor
Albus or Whites. Its effects are healing, sooth-
ing uud demulcgnt; removing all scalding. heat,
chordee aud pain, instead Of the burning and
almost uncomfortable pain that is experienced
with nearly all the cheap qusck Injections.
By the use Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE INJECTION two medicines at the
ssme time-al improper discharges are remov-
cd ami the weakened organs are speedily re-
stored to full yigor and strength.
For full particu ears get our pamphlet from
any uIuS Hloio III tAe couiltTfi UT WIllo us unu
VIC will mail FREQ to any address, full treatise.
Price CHERoREE REMEDY, two dollars per
bottle, or three bottles for five dollars
Price, CHERoKEE INJECTION, two dollars per
bottle, OF three bottles for FIVE dollars.
Sent by Exprossto any address on receipt Of
price.
Sold in McAithur at s. v. Dodges Drug store
and BY ell druggists everywhere. ft.t
DR.. W. R. MERwIN -
SOLD PRorRIEreRs,
No SO Liberty ST. New York.
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oionnection with "The Christian Un-
Jn," aud two lay desegates from each
congrJga,ion.
The Chail then announced a9 o
Commi.iee cn Economical Order
j, L. Given, Of Columbus Ohio,
Nj. II. n Ntchel N, Vornon Ohio; S
Cooper, 9priasio Olio; LAWS Rob
Grl5 Alton ONO, re Dnahan, Cgl'
unbas, Ohio.
Aa a Committee on Correspond
'"J' j F. Given, Columbus, Ohio; J.
.G. MoGrgy Columbus, Ohio; j.
Powell, Ctnm,u,, Oa:o; V Z. SHAY
Lancaster, Onio; S. Barwoll Zlaes-
vile, Ohio.
o. mo'iou it was resolved that the
.dslo sa,oi 70 this Couv,n!ion, on their
.r.tura haml. ne thair influence II
procure subscriptions +, ard al in
sx..ul,ug throughout tnoir loaaii,y,
tie ciral,a,iJa Vi Tie Christian
IV.tH,&s.
On motion /, was res Owed that tat
inmates Of this Oolyea ton b. pa9.
I.lgd in pamphlet io,m Gad tina! d
copy no furnished 10 !ao TIE CtnSt
't1 Fs.les1 anI o,ha. pap,?s !aV,rS-
DO - ~, iyt Publication, hni taAt q
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whether they cannot aereo upon tbs
formation o! 3 new Government,
founded upoa The equality and SO YER.
eighty Of the Strtes, but ifihis cannot
bo, done, to consider, third, whether
they cannot agree upon treaties, Of
fensive. defensive and COMMERCIAL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25

DlSThSEH O; TIVE vEGYOUS avn.
r. INAh, UEIANTY ARD SEXUAL
SYS rENS-now and ra,iable treatmCnt-in
Ruprrtsof tlo HOW iRb ASSOCl ALTON,
Sent by mai ia sealed lottev envelopes. fr'o ot
IcGsr,e. Address, Dr. y, SKlLIIt nOUAH-
TON, Howard Association, No South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
March. 5th 1873, -l-yr.
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Rev. Sanu'l : Drocn has been 6.yC'ei a.
bcur ~ the cauie OF CT!stiuIity in CinciuI ali
f.g more than u iTly ytFrp r. slrnost every I'D
CirciAIhtiln lUovs. Such testimony. from
rush esource l. not to be Iessed over lightly.-
No other Proprietary RcmI die ever re. entad
to the public, evor received tithe rftbs com
mcudation from MIN Of SrANDlEG. in eve.
y walk Of l!to, that mine have done. Goo ad-
yyryisguent.