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A worn OF EgC0rRAGENCyv.


IT Is painful, at time IKE this, to hear men
speaking In despondent tone. And yet we
confess that there Is much in the present situ-
alton Of affairs to try the nerves of the most
resolute and hopeful patriot. That persons who,
few weeks ago, entertained the most assured
confidence In the strength and Ghll success of
the national cause, should feel sonewhl. de-
pressed at finding themselves disappointed in
certain calculations they had formed Us to tae
plans and operations OF our Army Of the Po-
tomsc, is not at all to be wondered at. But
temporary or occasional miscarriage in war
should not I'LL the mind OF any brave aud in
telligent man with despair. An i5 not lost
that is In danger. The true philosophy is to
confirm ones purpose In the prosecution of a
good and meitorious enterprise Just in pro-
portion as the ini9odiments which oppose anl
che perils that surround 1t multiply ia number
and grow In magnitude.
Yet cur streets are filed with people who
seem 10 be Of very different temper They
fancy that the present Rebel invasion is reg
nant with certain and terrible disaster TO our
arms. Listening 10 theG fears, rather thaa to
their reason and patriotic faith, they whine
weakly over what they conceive to be fatal
military mistakes and omissions, and do not
hesitate 70 avow publicly their apprehension
that the cause CT the Government Is gone
beyond redemption and that the hope OF con
queriDg the Rebellion should be at once and
Conelusiyely given up. Slch persons ara
either Unhappiy constituted, OF they are more
In sympathy with the Rebellion than disposed
to resist and subdne IL.
II must be admitted that the Rebels, in
their present raid into Maryland, have taken
as somewhat by surprise, and that We are fnot
prepared, as we should be, 10 meet their in
Vading columns. It is not to be denied, more
over, that we have been caught in tais awl1-
ward situation in consequence of a strange
persistence in believing that our strength and
resources were 30 much superior to theirs,
that we could afford TO neglect the measures
sfordinary caution and trust to the shifts and
ezpsdients Of the moment. Our eyes should
long since have been opened 10 the fallscy Of
this conceit, Let us hope that this last lesson
VIII cure Us efectuslly ofOur folly. It would
hardly be extrAvaVant 70 say that most of our
failures ana FeSerses IN this war are properly
attributable to foolish habit we have had ol
Oyerating our own power, and equally under.
estimating that OF our adyersaries. II IA tims
we had corrected this error. We earta,nIv
have had, within the last three years, aOanle
cause 10 have our minds disabused Of Tia,
nischievous delusion. We are fighting nc
common enemy, and we should by this tim
be quite aware Of the fact.
But making all allowances tor our past mis-
sakes and disasters, there Is no reason why W,
should abandon the contest In desperation
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DAILY

As its demands and dlficulties crowd upon MS,
we should rice IN hope, determination, and
vigor. That buuders and oyerslghs have
occurred on our side Is not to be denied. But
this Is no time to croak and quarrel over them.
They can be better discussed af>er the war IS
ended. Our proper business and duty just
now clearly are, to grid up our loins, gather
al our energies for brave resistance Of tn
present fearful exigency, and learning wisdom
ffom experience, avoid hereafter the mistakes
of the past
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The price Of newspapers in London during
tie French wars was fourteen ceuts each and the
tax on advertisements was about eigh.y -seYen
and halt cents each.
"A drunken fellow got out of his calculation,
and was dOzing in the street, when the nelI5
reused him by their ringing for fire. "NIne,
ten. clever, twelve, thirteen, fourteen" cried he
"Wel, II this isn't later than ever knew IT,"
"A new woFkingman's Organization, opposed
to strikes, has been formed In Boston. The prn-
eipal object is the employment Of an agent, VINO
will obtain coal, groceries, provisions, &C., for
the members rs cheap as possible.
"A feeling against England, on the part Of the
Germans, Is showing itself In various forms.
One Of these Is tine recent action OF several
authorities in matters Of commerce aud industry,
renouuciDg the use or English coal. and using
thar which comes from the pits Of WestphaliA
How long Eve, the nrst woman, lived W. do
not hnou. IL 10 q curious fact tnat In sacrei
history The age death. and burial OF only. Que
MOmAn--sarah, the wife Of Abrah im lis dis
lnetly noted. Woman's age ever since appears
cussi0n.
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CLERKS OFFICE. COMMON COUNCIL
rn AI-rrnrIliF ~ tI.n lIInNAL IA,

TO AUTHORIZE ~ AID lIONAL LOAN
TO MEET THE ENPESSEs ISCIDENf TO THE
ElENsE Or IHE CITY, AND FUR OrnER PUR-
~ SEs.
seytion The Select and Common Councils of the City
Philadelphia do ordan, That the Mayor Is HEREBY
horized 20 barrow no less tnan par on ths ereiit Of
the p'ratinn, such ~ mo no teluirtd
by the "a Treasurer, from tm- tim0 to pr1yida
the n-E Gf W ne'Ts from the city OF PhilAdsph IA
the # te Uut ID States. for t1e ieB fNa
city, ceednF the whole the of ie handred
Thousand del for whsh lntere no, ed tao
aX per cent anuum Ehal be paid halt yearti,
the trst days OF January and July at the ONCE Uf the y
Treasurer.
The Frincioal Of the said loan shall he payable aud paid
The tXpiTa ion of thty fm the date OF sam,
and Leure thoLt the cOLe1 ~ holders tuefepf and
etrnestes therefor, the usual form co "a ncA'es
ofCt LOanS shGu be issued In uch anOunt tg leaders
may require bu. for any fractNT a part OF BlO.
eauired IN amounts of i've hundred cT thoIsana
collars and aha be expressed In said certificates that
tie said loan the,6in meoto cd and the interest tnsreH
ART pay able nee from All taxes
sssIon q wbeneyf any loan shall be msde BY yirtus
hereof there shAl be b. forea Of ts ordnance
appropriated Of tn lncOue OF IRA
aud tie raised by ANatOn SUN sufci int 70
pay the interest said ce-ineaes and the further
OF three per hs pa value Of such
oSrhcAes so issued shall be appropriated qua1ary Jut
OF tie income and taxes sinking tnnd, when uld
and Its aecumulAtOnI, arc hereby espocAy pledged Tor
the redemption and payment OF said certihcA1es.
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AN ORDINANCE

n
FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES.
Section l. The selec, aAd Common Councils OF the CITY
That he MNrris Or,eoy authorized TO borrow a. not
q oEs on ~ dsfs % 70 pTy tor S erootn s extsa
tion Ano comI tL"n Of bndhss ioi so"ol purpose "a
rest % eNc I'd the raO OF 81, pr senum Por angGm,
shau 3" Iad haly elry on To- ar,t day. Of January
The phtp Of the SAD loan sn ~ ne payable ana paid
at TIE eNpiaiou of thrty yess tom 'he oae u he
same aud NJ b. without the cnsen o. tie nolier!
thereof ~ the ser'iacsto, therefor in te usual rn IL
amounts the ence,s may reIui,e but not
uOta pAri of one huuored delar-, O., elu' cd. -
shsl be sxpTe.>ca in said cor aoA the sai 0An
theieu meroned, and he interest thereof payable
sectGn q The aiuoun Of said loan shall he appropriated
disrilu ed and ,ppotllenod fr the purpoes aud In
Item To hc ov4rai sehon sect, nine hundred aRd
I'Tsi SEQ ION. t-ity,h1u-a dolsls;
Thtd Sec, on, hlr y 'rOu. aud daiars
Ecuth scctiop, tltriy n'e lhou> nd dOlars;
finh sector, SKY thousand dSlaIs,
SeNesth ssclior, nfy-th GO thousand dollars
Nin,h sect;cn, forty tho.,aod dolLi
EeNelth Section hrty-ei.bt thousand nVe hundred
Twellb Section. thLt fur thousand dollars;
1hir evht! SECTION, thrty-'i,ht thousand dHl'ars;
FouItel m section Hity Thousand dolarsI
bihtrcrth stc'kn, twenty thousaad io;larsi
Sa'Sa e,th srG,inr Hlt ave w., s,ld a sss
Snc,e. nth s'e ion, went, t9oe:end d,ilars;
1NtLiiett sec iiu. ke' eNit i've thuAss rOiar6t
TWeirA -nrst Section. twi MY thou .snd unIars;
Twenty second section, elcyeU 'norsau dhl.rsi
Tweu -thrG Sscfiot. fJu' teen tnuus inf dOla'a;
IMetiy -t,urh &c, ton sx'y c,glt toousand nlars;
Twtuty fh Scc'itn, twenty thfc" thousand djil S;
TV Cuiy y-tiAth SO iion, tive We tn1ushpd ialiarg,
lem . q the Cas- rieHsUrs Tor epprDpria-
tUnH aracy mh1c, char cable TO this loan, OTty nao
Z thousand nine tund 90 aud ttght dollars
Item For cent? Uies fifteen hOus and ave hundred
aHo ninety two dolLr,.
seot!un9 wherever any loan shall he mad, by virtue
hueOt the shah be, by vi this orienc", anu ally
Appropriated OF ths ucame f the estates,
ON The sum Ia>, ~ taxation. sIlse { To pay
ihc interest ecTthrAtcs aad the furhtr of
three terth Of pci the value OF -ch
uhcaos shall b. apr pIiaird qrAicy Ont of said
tic me taxes, toA snkiig fund, which fini AMI It's
hereby specially rieds for che redsmp
tiOl and pay ytueut OF said certIficates,
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AYRES On tie Ilth Inst, Mrs. MARY ANN AYREB
viii Ct iiiiAm Arr
TIC rea Ives aud fr nds Of the tamiiy are respect
fl irycd uttets funeral without further notice
,huf uOtHn acuck, ftou ber late residence
~ HolmtsburV. To proceed tN Arlington.
RFuls GA the iCth inst., MAR5AREr KERR, daush-
ter OF Htgn Kerr.
The trul. - tho family arc rcqua7te1 TO attend the
funeral sldepcs Of her father 1913 ylenna
suret, Le uW tTauktord road Wednesday afternoon
Rt uClok.
DAWSON the IIh Inst, 7AMUEL BROOKS DAVIS,
yOuu.c.t Of Thomas Anl Martha Is. Davis axsd u
InuuthH.
the Aives ends Il tha family are r,spec-fnlty
invited attend The neral frOm his poems re nee
No, 10 stntN second above Coates Meiues
dAy morning a. rtlocs.
MCfAnEE.-On tue I'm instant, a1er a lingering III
ness. Am LIE, wi'r ~ " Han l. Mcfadet.
The relative aud friend respectfully
mNicd to at'sUd he1 maerA, from the DO e hor
nusn4td No. sJ y. Twelfth street., near =, IIwhill on
Thurstay mo- iug, tho Il !rGtan at ~ oo.oex with
fuIttei lnNi alton. . -
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HANILIN-SwAIE.-On Monday. July 4, 1874. at the
resocce If tic brides Inn'har, b. tho Rev. wl an H.
Bah ~ Mr.. WILLIAM II. HAMLiN OF Peoria, llnois,
Mhk LlBP'H a SWAIN. Ot honONen, Y. j.
Lc''rEh" .Ck-wITIIAN.-By the Rev. J. Sanders
sCd ass ant OF trs Uhnrc of Nativity, dr JOSEPH T..
LuUbEhBAt X, 81 washington. Do, ami ENMA 4 e.,
eldest gter II tie ate Milam Samuel Wl,hlul, for
merry me- chant OF Halifax, So,a Scotia.
oWESt- LESIiKR on tie 5ih Instant, at the Parson-
asc u Pitm NJ. r. Ciapei 40 ~ ,nna,d strsut, hy
Rev. .JnhnJ Jon $. M. ARCHES A. OWENS and Miss
CABl LINE LkSliEl:, bO u OF Philadelphia.
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RESOLUTION
AUTHORIZING THE cLERK 70 PUBLISH THE Or

Rs.olved That the Cers Common Council be author
tzsd 80 publish daily In this city, daily
for fouf weeks, The ordinAno presented 10 omm C0n-
ell gateo meeting thereof, heo on the SOth o.
June. 1664. entiIled
"AD Ordinance 70 AutnorizS an Additional Losa meet
tho penses incident TO the defence the Cay aud
ether purposes"
And he said CLERK, at the stated meeting Of
Councils amer the expiration OF foaT weots rom The
nrst day Of SAID publication, shau proaen, 70 tha
Council one Of each said newspapers lor every Ia
which the IAma ahAu have been made. h9-lW
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RI ,uLUTION
TO PURLI~H A LOAN HILL

FOR rCBLtC 81 HOOLS.
he olyed That Tue & cT. be- t'O-izcd % ruhish IN
tWu Ja!y spapets uf this ~ ray. Er tou weeks,
ordinance nt, 90 COamun Council Thursday,
Juue IG, 1871, euii led
sAN HRDIN ANCE
TO AUTHORIZE A LOAN FOR SCHOOL PUR-
POSEs."
And the ssd Clerk AZ tile ated meeting Of duucs ahsr
the expiration OF fHur dOA- ffUu, the sad
putlicatinr. hail pre.en THIS Co"uo Dne ~ each -
sa 81 apers for every " In shica tho .aan
have bc'n n ude r94W
CLERKS OFFICE, COMMON COUNCIL
Pa1adairka. Jnlv s, IySI
In ace osdauee with resolution siup el bY non
Co ned uf 40, ty N sociphif huTsdsy the 3Oh
dAy tfJunr, 1854, Il @ auneNeu IN, entitled
An ORIISAN u
TO AJTIOlIIE Al AuIlllbNAL LOAN To NEET
THE ENpEHsFS INClSEST To THE pEFENaR
on THE CiTI. ANO tOs OTHER rURPO sIs,'
Is Ecr,by published Ill public information.
CLERK oil Common 20 AneiL
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EXPLOsIONS.-LET EVERY MAN WHO
H. owas Steam BOder read thus notice
AshcrO Low Deteeor never falls 10 giye froua
one-Laf TO two hodrs Warning AZ desired, thlt the
water Resting low In tho boier Aud that danger il 40
preaching Ths lnBtrnent TequrAs ~ care and Is war
rsnted In every ibAtAnos.
Also, steam And VA,er Gauges, with Scotch glasa
tubes, self cleansing ga 80 -eooss, hs.
seed r circular ooatAlnlr PhusdslphlA letter. ana
ciTeulsTA AUGUSTUS \. BArrLEg
b9-Ih No. - y. SIXTH street.
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PLAMOS

y. q. whtemnn AZ CO.,
Aanufactwsrs q New and Dsioous cOnfectOns, AnOad
Paste, Chocolate, cArEuels, croams Ia Msds de
Paris, sxauisiiely hAyorod.
Roasted JOFdAn AlEonds, So, &C.
No. alG Chasaus s.goet, below FoursA
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IERK,R oFFICE. COMMON COUNCIL.

\, PHILAUgLriHA, July s, 1854
IN accordance with reSblu 1
Council Of The City Of PGaierha on Thursday, the S0h
dSy OF June. 1854, the rnnsNsd I'll entitled
IAN OriINiNH
TO- AUTHohIZE a LOAN FOR SCHOOL PUR-
Is herr by published fOr pubic I1crnAtpon:
wM. =. SNAIL.
Ciefk uf Common COunC1.
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INVAIIDS AND CONYALESCENTS, IN
Il Vaids and Corvaleseents
IrVal.de aud Con, acscents,
1nyAdB add CoLyAlcsooRts,
Fspeoiny
E-pccisly
Females IN ,.tn ate ltaalth,
Females IN OyicH'c Hehbh
FcfuH os In ibai ce'o HeAitn,
VIII hnd our
California VINES. California Wines,
Caiuurula Wmts, CALIFORNIA Wines,
CaifOrnis Ntp,s. CaIfJrna Woes,
peculsy vaai IN a OF lAnguor asd great pros
Jrauon = sirer.tE
Ash Ask Ash Ask Ask
Ak Ask AZ ASK Ask
Ash ASK ask ASK Ak
Drs. McClsIlaud Gcbn .rd Samsel jackson,
20 the PenzsyE ,.sa University
aenng I],s,crs, ] 3royss, , IistshotuS
Wilson, 1ihcH, Ntnal, FOndey,
KnnT, Maryland,
and other leading pyssrs. what thy thlnk OF the ms-
Nir 1T cRl fnls wino,i These leDeR pro
he brands. snd Of the benefits patients
receive from their use! ....
CALIFORNIA WINE AGENCY,
is2l-lm No. a. y. FIFTH street. above Chssnut-
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= DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
on rHH
RIVER sCHUYLKILL.

TIE Steamboat GENERAL HOOKER, Captain MAR
kLE leavts 81, every tor B,huylk tIsshts
Lsur,l Hill, Belmont Cottage, the Fans And Visa,
hleAOn. lyl-tf
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. WANTED FOR THE UNITED SfATEe
e Marine Corps "a varied and exciting lie by
M iand) three hndIed ableDOded men, 20 perform TIE
~ uutIes OF a soldier our nav YARD, and aboard
Uptted states ships -Of-war on foreign stations,
Better compensation IRAN the army. shp-oi-waf
4 comtoTtabie rOme 1be Marine Corps u the best
equipped CoTps in the service Prize Money N Asan-
THt; local BoUNTIEs PAID TO RECRUITS.
For Al other appy dhtiy AZ the Recruiting
EeEdezVAs, No. 5il g. FROST street. below spruos, Dc
'" JAMES LEWIS,
Captain and kseguting Odicer,
mybd ho.3h B. TkohT eueSt.
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OFFICE CITY bounty COMMISSION,
~ No sl2 Pl,trNE SIccL--"S Substitutes. The CITY
Roun,y Of LuodTed aud my daafs VII De paid la
ca e where d citizens of PHILADELPHIA la Hdyanos
OF tie draft tre years sub,titu not liable q
aud propo credit Is given upon the qooR uf ther
distriCis.
II ciilcns not enrolled pnt Substitutes tho substitute
Is iSgarde NUun'eer and on proper evijenoe VI ms
being or ditcd h ,utltd 60 tho bounty.
The oppoItun is ths uiorded tns useaf to aid tue
oerse while pi.6 airing eSemptlons ior themselves, and
a. a, tife inc CITY tn mi ) utota iva
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
Uni led s aeS InerR
REVENUE!
INCOME TAX, LICENSES, &C.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT OF ONO, !
CoLLEoroB's OFFICE, MACARTHUR, :
JnlY Dist 1854. ]

A S required by section 2s of Gan act to pro-
N vido Internal Revenue to support the Gov
eminent, and cay interest on the public debt"
approved June 3Oth, 1864, ,PUBL1CNOTlCE is
hereby given to all persons interested, that the
Assessors ANNUAL LIST for this District,
Comprising the Counties of Adams, Scioto,
Lawrence, GOllia, Vinton and Jackson for the
year 1864, embracing Taxes on IN COMES Ii
CENSES, CARRIAGES, &C., is now in my
hands for collection, and that said taxes arc
now due and payable, and If pof paid on or be-
foro the 10th day of August next, a penalty Of
TEN per cent. win be enforced un der distrasnt.
= will attend, BY myself or Deputy, at the
said District, for the purpose Of receiving the
taxes aforesaid, until said 10th day August
NEXT after which time the penalty will invaria-
bly, be exaeted Said taxes will be received
AID receipted for, by HENRY PAYNE Esqr.,
Macarthur, for Vinton county.
JOHN CAMPBELL
July %, ,-64-2w Fnl'rttoY
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES'
a PREVENTIVE TO HAVE Chill.
DREN


Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press Gays on the 9th
Of March, 1862:
We aro decidedly opposed to drugs and to advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having children but
Il our duty to acknowledge u benefit from any and
III every source when 1t is for the relief Of Suffering
humanity A fact has come TO our knowledge thsi
ought to be promulgated aud widely circulated for the
benefit Of those ladies whose delicate health makes II
Necessary to prevent any increase OF family
About twelve months after marriage, lady OF our 40
quaintance gave birth to daughter, but her suering
were great that her physicians dcspared Of her ecoT
cry This mad, her dread the very thoughts Of again he
coming mother She tried every thing to prevent
repetition other sucring but without succeeding Two
years after marriage she again confined, but hor su
rings were great that the child died. and her own life
was despared oE She told by her family physician
DO the forfeit As all the remedies she had tried before
had failed she applied to the Botanic PPys.yian, Dr.
RAPHAEL,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the baltimore correspondent OF the OiA.
low Boousloro, Maryland, said on Thursday, tho 3st
Of May, lsGO
dNncrous cures Of diseases caused by early indscro
ton nRyng been performed by the English Botanic Phy-
,ician, feel 1t my duty, having knowegcu Of them, 70
state the fact believing that In doing" may service
to the suffering One case in OF Young
man In this ctyis worthy Of note lie had become tile
victim Of habit, the mere asiOn to which causes
sudlpr andGicry years Ofsuferng ganddolorng gave up
all hopes Of recovery. lie wished to marry, and wes
dearly beloved hy as sweet girl ~ ever spsd w0ryH
Of affection ul he was fear!al, IsrOs and Frustrated
gs dared lns W. oh account of the shattered atnte
fhis syse . 10 sought RELIEF al the hands OF the Bo'
guio Phys m, and, astonishing asi may SCENT all tho
loom and ygOr Or youth las returned, and he IL now
.he happy fithor Of pair Of bright Ioys."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
LEGAL NOTICE.
State Of Ohio Yint0a G0Haty

STATE Of Ohio EiUtOU GDYUfy
Frederick W. Haynes Aims. g'l Court Of
James Garter Deceased P'E C.mmon Plea,
against
Robert Carter and be!ts. Ciyi! Action.
Samuel Carter.
Robert Carter anil SamneI Garter. b.'l, rasi
ding in the State Of Iuiiula. the tlr,t in Tin.
pccanoc County, and the later in Farrf,iu
County, will take notice that Frederick ".
HAYNES, as the administrator ofrTnpes C,rtar
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
CHEROKEE CURE!

aur0ui on sl >g.r.:orrI.a -, .n,r
Weukuc-s, Nor.urw missions. and an 3i,.s.
SEES caused by .oi-pvliutuU such sS. loss Of
Mcmory, Universal Lwe-3io, Pains In D.,
Back, Dimness Division, Frcmssurc OM Age
Weak Nerves, Di.iicu ~ OF Breathing, rrimh-
ling. WaSc,rues>, Eruptions ou the Face, Ta'o
CouIleuuuce, Insanity, Consumption, and ~
the DyeiM complaints carsed by dopar ing
from tho path o.! nature.
This medicine Is simple vegetable extract.
and orc ON wnicl all can rely, rs II has been
used in our practice for ma,J years and with
Thousands treated. it has not failed H. single
instance. Its curative powers have boou sud-
cient to gain victory over the most stubborn
case.
Totloso who have tri5ol with their cousti-
tuition, unit. they 'tiuk themselves beyond the
reach ct medical aid. wa wouN soy, Despair
not. the CumoEEE CUEE viii restore YOU to
hca'th and yi-vr, and after al. qGayk doctors
have failed
For full particulars get Circular from any
Drug Store IN tha country, or write the Pro-
rratois, who will nail free 20 any Que dcsir.
inc the 'amc. q luli ucati.c IN pamphlet Gim
Price - per bottle, or lhreo bottles for S..
sud forwarded by Express to all parts OF the
orld.
SUil by IN respectable d,ugris SITS cvarywherc
Dr. W. Il. MfRWIN d 60.
SOLE fEornWr12s.
No 80 Liberty Street, New York
Feb lSjl,-aItw-llT
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
kI.N!!2ZZ1K;tz2 I.II.!!2 4. ! / ! 4
d. Il | f + q Il d Z A Z Ii !
SOLDIERS
Don't 30 Back 10 the War.

Many have died from DiauhGa and Dys
entery in yor regiment; now take warn
ing and do not return without suDplyn,
your knapsacks with bottle OF DR.. Strick
lands An!i-Cholera Mixture--remembe
how many We're saved last year by takin,
it after being discharged and sent from The
hospitals as incurab!e. One dose will i'm
mediately ly relieve the most severe case o
Diar:hoGa or DYsentery, 1t is acknowl
edged a cure Chronic Diarrhea and Dys
entcry, Now don't neglect it, for on YOU
return n change Of diet and wate:. etc
will most certainly bring on Diarrhosa, an
a % cent bottle Of DR.. Stricklands Anti
Cholera Mixture will cure you aud several
others. 1t will keep good in any climate
Do not fail 10 tell your comrades to Put q
b0ltie Of i. in their knapsacks.
Sold by Druggists andEpreplred only by
DR.. a. Strickland 6 East Fourth street
Cincinnati, o.
March "a, '64. i-y.
Soldiers-we think DR.. Strickland. i,
quite right in advising you in his advertise
nent in our columns of to days paper to
take bottle Of Ills highly recommended An
ti-cholera Mixture in yout knapsacks, il
may save the lives OF many of our best sol.
diers. Mothers. see that yous sons do not
neglrbt H. You cun get it At the Drug stores
at so cents per bottle. 1t is the best RENE
dy far DianhGa and Dysentoy.
Mar "a 'G4ly.
DIX. SrRICELAND's Remedies for
sale W
S. N. Dodge, Macarthur.
VIM. Burtenshaw, uamlen.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
Width 2.-Frst col.
FACTS ARE S'TUBH0RN THINGS :

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says In th
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9th Of April,
1889:
"An English gentleman, formerly connected with IN,
British Army, and Whc styles himself the English Bo
tGnc Physician, has Of late gained extensive reputa
ton here by his skin In curing all manner Of Compllnts
Some Of hls patients have couvercd with, aud they
pronounce his remedies and mole OF treatment rs very
superior Some have been restored "a II by magic. The
medicine he usel i5 distilled sy himself from various
berts possessing rare curative properties.
"Whie acting in the army hg devoted his leisure
moments to u thorough study Of Tho effects produccd by
certain medicinal roots and herbs A manner Of ds-
rGscs IL seems ho has found and speedy remedy
for Rll the MS that flesh Is heir to- His practice IL
already extensive and Is daily Increasing In the
plants 10 which females subjected he has no equal,
g. large number here have testified that they owe not
only thoir present good heath but hoir yos to the
skill OF this English Botanic Physician" His Ulro isai
No. so EAST FTyIrrII STREET.