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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25
1o ne,yoas snLrersra Of noth serc.

TO Hc,yoaa Sufferers OF Both SEXES
a EETEEaND GENTiUTAN HAVING
been ycst1rci 10 health in few days, after un-
der %, ug vi tho usual routine md irregular ex-
rrtui, mo1cs OftreatngHt 9ithout surecss. oon
ridrH e. iis sacred duty ~ commUnl,a'e 20 nis
aM.ctel gllow crea,pr'S the means oCcurs -
ileugo. on ',g receipt ofan ad lrcssed envelope
he viii s1nh (treo) a copy Of tho rrsscIiy ton
used. Direct to u. jonS A. DACS4LL, 1885 Sful-
ton Street BROOKLYN New York
March, May, Inly Sop. Nov Jan, ,-Iyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25

5ate q Odio, Yinton Counlv.

S'4 II rhA4 - ~ 3 - y.
State q Ohio, Yint"n Counly
Ncii & Ebcrh9art, PllGo. In G, urt of
against Common Pleas
John Slreckenrllst &D-.
J,C.P. B,own, OeI'S' Oa Execution.
PURSUANT to the commund Of an ordar of
4 sale in the above cause to me directed from
tho Conrt Of Common Pleas, of the Aforesaid
County at Vintou,I win offer AZ public sale, at
!ic door Of the Court House, in the Town Of
IaAr:har, in atorsail County Of v.nton on
Saturday tss 2ndEay Of April 1864,
Between tie hours Of tou o'clock, a. NJ, and
fonr o'clock ?. 81, cf faid day. tha following
prop ftg, to-wit: ln-lot number two hundred
IN" twon'y-six 22G } in tho Town Of McAr-
JLur Vin:on CoGpty Ohio.
Taken =: 'ho property of, c P. Brown,
% SATISFY Ja- gGou. IL favor OF Neil & kbcr-
Arprasad at FIVE rrnd5ed sd Gay dollars,
E6Sl cad mus nriug tao-thrd Of that sum-.
IEHIS OF SALE, cash in hand
ARCH. NOREls, Stf. Y. 90. o.
Feo %, lsd+-5v. VA. GoLD Deputy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-02-25

AcARTuCR, OHIO
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-23


Tcrre-Haute-
HAVING made our second
IL winter purchase in New York
at the time of the gold panic, at
greatly reduced prices, we have
procured a splendid stock of
0vercoats, both sack and sur
toutes, made up in just as good
style as custom work, and at
prices within reach of all. We
have also large stock of ready
made Clothing of all styles, for
Men and Boys. A Full Stock OF
Furnishing Goods; also a large
stock of Piece Goods which we
are prepared to make TO order.
Our study for years has been the
| manufacture of Clothing, and
with our experience and taoih-
tea We feel willing and abe TO
cope with any Clothing House,
East or West. Our motto is on
the nirnble dime principle--large
sales and small profits, uniform
prices and fair dealings. With
Mr.. John Walmsley Al the her-
chant Tailoring Department, we
are prepared to give entire sAtis-
faction TO our many patrons.
HAafsocK q BAHIsfRR.
40. - WABASH szRkkT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-23
TOnsoRtAL
sssdicateo Hair Tonic,


MRS. STRAUs, THANKFUL for
vi ns l.ber.l psironass sks e fcunf here. b<rs
49, 10 lrforn ths ll1iss = Tsrrc Exuts s,t VI
~srlfv nat 80 h<s N slnrs. snf IL r~cafvlnG
sessly s1zltous a Ia hssss snt latest SO bol-
rsfs. AS. fs.lAsrs TslFsts, &c, Ttink stvs1-
80 ~ he fats ds<llns picss - l. sbIs - n
a. lssrr rasz<. thsn snr char hoess ~ TIA cly.
So h<r b<Sntfs1s pailsrn bonnsts.
Ms str.sl- Ne -. sostl A. street, oDpeslts
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sa4 general debility
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fhes posse-s ~oa.issnei
taaIe psertief. giving
"a 81 tae sppsttte sad
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- sifes<tlsaias lslasa1
k0BA0K'S BIlTEkS
- - t<s1e - .si ria zea1s 80 sh~a ssa
raesleess1t tasrs & oihsrs
aopACK'S nrrTERn.
koBAoE
aozF..s1fs -
sronAC- 1ursss. Io0n fttdstsh sap
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49, I4a.fist as Nsrefl ffafes - oals~ta ~
sEeNn4E nra4ttek An4 ~ kinis 81 ~ naeet D.
r.elte le41ers. esieA sel1 ssese~sls e a. Al
tssiEet qasnliiy ~ ia - 50 - aat - h>ss faisd
ffeet, Eietil1ttl HAl1
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-06-18

A DIscovERY a Paris letter ia the
New York Commercial SAYS that the
attention of men of science has been
drawn 10 an extraordinary discovery
made in neighboring department. A
grave-digger. throwing up some earth,
came upon body in a siate of perfect
preservation. On examination, il prov
ed TO be that of an individual buried
thirty-seven years age. He lad died
from the effects of the bite Of mad
dog. The shroud and the coiin had
fallen TO dust. but the body remained
intact. This is the third exhumaiion
made within twenty years, OF bodies Of
the victims of hydroplobia, under
similar circumstances; and it would
really seem that they are beyond the
reach of decomposition. The registry
OF deaths was consulted, but no men
ton of the embalmen, Of The body was
found.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-06-18

CURIOUS FACT. The Aetr- HoCeR
Register states that towards the close'of
the Revolution the owne,s OF the North
Church in that city sent to Boston for
nails 70 make repairs With, when one of
the kegs seat in return for tue order
was found TO contain Spanish dollars.
The deacons wrote to lhe Boston mer-
chant that there was an error In ship
ping the goods but be answered that
the nails were sold as lie bought them
ola privateersman, and he eoald'n rec
tify mistakes. So the silver was melt
ed up. and made into service Of plate
for the church, which is in use al the
present day.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-06-18
CASH PURCHASERS
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!

5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 IIogs'd n. O. Sugar,
2GO Bbls. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
LOO Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar:
200 BIS. y. Fl. & n. O. Molassos'
100 Bis. Plantation do
800 Bags l,io coffee,
800 Mats lava coffee:
i,000 Kegs Assorted Mails;
600 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 pks. Mackerel s. Herring;
SO coils Cordago;
l0o Halt. BIS. S. e. Soda,
100 Bxs. Babbiit's Saiaraius:
Gee Bxs. Yeast Powders:
800 Boxes llaisins:
lO0 40 Manuf'd Tobacco;
800 Boxes soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
4 900 Blls. Wrapping i'aper:.
250,000 Segars.
". b,ve -, On hand :. 6,e assortment of
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-06-18
LIVE STOCK.

Diovers and Farmers VIII find hi. the mos,
adyaniaseous route FOR Live Stock Capacions
ards, well wstered and supplied viii, every
convenience, have been opened on this line ma
its connections. and every attention is pail 70
them wants. with choice of marke, - Phi,deI.
pAia' New fofs or baltimore = and via Allen.
10 New York. ''"''
ENoCh LEWIS, Gen'l Sapt, Altoona. Pa.
H. L. HouPl, Gen'l Ticket a. emf. Philad,s
ii. IL. HOUSTON Gen'l Freight Aet., Phila
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-06-18

How TO DAVE AWAY Mosquitoes
Everybody is interested to know how
to drive away mosquitoes. Camphor
is the most powerful agent. A cam
phor bag hung up in an open easement
will prove most effectual barrier 10
their entrance. Camphorated spirits.
applied as perfume To tie face and
hands. will prove an elfeciual prevent
i've; but when bitten by them, aromat-
ic vinegar is the best autidole.
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HPRzm,um ON GoLp-The sub.
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n0CTOR RAND'S SPECIFIC cures .sse,z.-
~ atvvhea, &miads Htdkness Latrfezcg.
LES Of Pouer, de-. speedily and e.'ectaaYy.~
Its Effects ave truly magical. A trisl OF the SrE
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it's Price 81 a box. Sent posi- paid 10 eny al
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

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FREIGHTS.

y
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fE54s LE;S-FE 5Ela Es-EEEE AEEss.
III many Affections peculiar 10 Females the
EXTRACT BucnU IS unequaei by any other rem
edy, as in ChloTOsis or Retention, lrregularitY,
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complaints incident to the sex. whether arising
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u
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Fever and Ague,

rom which mankind suffer over z large part Of
the globe, is the consequence of diseased action
N the system, induced by the poisonous nliasni OF
vegetable decay. This exhalation is evolved by
the action of solar heat on wet SOIL and rises with
the waterv rapor from it. While the sun is below
tie horizon this vapor fingers near the earth's sur
sacp. ard the virus is taken with it through the
LUNGS into the blood. There it acts m irritating
poison or the inte-na, viscera and ezcreng organs
OF the body. The liver becomes TORPID and lads to
sscrefe not only this virus bat also the bile rsrn
the blood Botk the virus and the Tile accumulate
In the circulation, and produce violent eoAstita-
tional disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, ana the
stomach sympaihize with the liver, and become
disordered also. FINALLY, the Instinct Of CIR or
g1nisrn as If in an attempt to expel the noxioas
infusion, concentrates the whole blood Of The body
in tie internal exeret1res 10 force them to cast i
DIT The blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES to
the central organs with congesiiye violence. Iiis
is tie CHILL Bat in this effor: II fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the bloca leaves the cen
t.al organs and rashes TO the surface, as II in
another Effort to expei The irritating poison through
that c.aar greet excretory--the SKIN. In this
also it fails, and the system aban3ons the attempt
eshaus.el, and waits for the recovery Of strength
to repeat The hopeless effort another day. These
are the fits or paroxysms CT FEVER aSD AGrE.
Sach constitutional disorder VIII OF course under
mine TIE health il it is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, an
o-t,1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-28

S1S ~ A0018 08D3S1xY BAH.
81. Louis, April "a.
The residence and out-houses OF Fran
cis Davis, near ST. Joseph, valued It sl0,-
600, were burned BY incsndiaries onSatur-
day last. a large dlstillery worth So, 900
IN the same vicinity was burned Sunday.
TIE leveliuess OF May will soon bring
fresh repfoach upon the discord Of var.
Defended from the strife many thousands
in our rich valley will go A4yiux in
parties Of JOY under skies Of peace amid
the tlanqaiiity of nature. viii these
festive boards forget the soldiers who
project sbeml Wh,le Fiora and Cers. are
enriching the land, Mars is multiplying
the distressed in the camp aud hospital.
They will .deligh. in the seasons oi fiewers,
but prize most the wealth OF home, aoun .
try and liberty, and viii be among the
moss eager 70 acknowledge the gratitude
due 70 the preservers OF their treasures.
The merry month of Mar has basn we'll
chosen as q 6t time for true hearts every
vhcrs % aup;.e in Mississipp. Valley
Sanitary Fair. .....s'''s.. :
Let Map parties abound; thsir fell
CITY will be increased By responding to the
loud call Of humanity and country. Lei
Il be the duty ofall to augment the rs-
cRiPis Of our great fair. Win not The
loyal and patriotic people everywhere 10
the broad and rich valley of the Minis.
sippi suggest, urge and engage 10 this
truly pleasurable and enobhng mode oil
bringing OUT contributions to the relief Of
the sick snd wounded soldiers. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-28

IN Congress and in the country
BY opposing the increase of Wes,
Fern States and Western votes.-.
The interests of the West are common
upon general subjects Of Legislation, abt
upon many matters of importance Affect
ingthe developments Of the West, the in.
terests Of all the western country ere iden.
tical. The more power and indasnes ths
West obtains il Congress and 10 the
country, the better for her interests,
surely. Yet the Herald and its confreres
seek TO keep new States out Of the
Union, and thus TO diminish the influence
snd power Of the West, on the false sud
pitifui pretense that the admission Of
States with small population will disturb
the harmony of the system and operate
prejudicially to the. interests Of the grest
States OF New, York. Pennsylsania, and
Ohio. why. Ohio was. = comparatively
little State when she vas admitted, and
Iowa had but . small population, and
smaller territory when Dodge pressed b
bill through Congress authorizing the
people to sdopt Constitutes ssd enter
the Union. So ahxieas, iadsed, was the
party at that time for the admission Of
small States that they eupported the bill.
although it cut our 6tAts down to but lit
tie more than half IL present size.
But Ohio and Iowa soon outgrew the
objection against shs admission Of small
States, and if the present stream Of emil
grafton flows on the territories vest of us
will not be obnoxious to the complaint
very long.
The real foundation Of the opposition
to the admission Of new States, on the part
of the Copperhead leaders, is the fact
that the West does not admire General
Mcclellan and will not vote for him FOR
President. Hence, they want to keep the
West as small as possible in Congress
and in the electoral college. for the
special benefit of Mcclellan and his party,
utterly regardless of the rights and in
terests Of the West, or any other section
of the country. They are willing to sac
rifice the interests Of the West for Nc Clel- |
lan's benefit, because the West does not
favor the professions of that ambitious
Coppe1head aspirant. That's what's the
matter, Mr.. Herald.
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REAL ESTATE
gse EA and Eg 4# AJ1a
General Insurance Agency,
Once on - Str, Keskuk, Iowa.
Real HsSass asSsx hs A.A s.sa.

ee - as-g +-fae
Real. xssass sssx n i "a sid.
Fire. eiser, Lake and Life insurance.
syt arHE Mr ixpEnirr N nm u.s.- ii ~
4Etna Insurance Co., Of Hartford, Conn.
.s~e1sn Ass3sA ts,i4Se1e.0e O.
Home Insurance Companycs New York.
CASH ASSETS ts,9ss. .2so.oe.
Security Fire Insurance Co. Of New York.
sa4t ~ gkSH AxsEp, tsesGsl- xyn II
Lofiliafd Fire InxdrdncGCo.. Of New York.
CASH ASSETS, S70I, I,C5s.77.
Arctic Ere Insurance. Co. of News York.
/ fAaA AsBtFs) sses,se4.
North American Fire Ins. Co., Of N. Y.
CABH ASSErS, tsOe, 600.
North sAhaerizr Fire III. Co. oY Haftfurd
CAS4 1S6x1S. - ,6f6t0.
Conn., Mutual Lifo Ins. Co. Of Hartford.
"a sx9AeA AesKfek 4keo9AeAs g~s
Divids6A 1&AS<aA AsAually by sllfcodbsng, ma paid
during the life Of the assured 1ts economy in the
sgrment q business pesma exgs dividends to policy
nfia ssn y fssn for tas prs.an, ..,ose
amount for Rsariy the cash payment h required
In all cash compaics Ksssysifsrs fstieiss issed In
tseMnunt DoUoDnos nh 5ky6a n npGneo ~ -
ezSsaanpnbyHsnisA -. Rsn1pkiese sd N ahss1nt
formation obtsined ct this ofice. ,sszs1
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esaGg evssy 50 hashslrol uAeat ssse =
b charged b tho sslse psopoftjouaas thu
above; o. 20 bfrrsls Of hss6, pork Of prs-
served meats duty of 20 seuss = . y
charged On every So basrsls, sad not ex.
eseding loo barrels 26 sssts:s and -
svsry additiosal loo barrels Or fractional
part thessef 10 cents; es 50 tierces bssf,
oacos or preserved meats SO cents; o
every 30 sierses and not sxeeeding 100
tisrees el, and % sach additional 100
taercss Or fraetionai parts thereof 50 cents
On motion of Kasson provisiou was
added to the drawback section, % fol.
lows: .
There shall be an allowance or draw.
back on re6nedoil, whom exported, of one
dollar and twenty cents on barrel Of 40
9e1t0no. s-.
6tsvsns moved 70 strike ous the dirscs
tax section. ~ :.zTse
Mosrill opposed the amendment, say-
ing that il woald b coasidered that we
want money. This direct tax was sus-
pended for two years. one Of which has
already expired. II Ne have . tax a Z
lien on rebel territory, it will enable the
lSovsrnmsnt to enforce with more Ell.
cheney the coA6scation of estates. Ii =
rghs that parties in the rebel States
ihoald pay this tar - well ~ loyal men.
Wilson. Of Iowa, advocated striking ont
the direct tax section.
Holman offered the following, which
hr. Stevens scoeptsd ssa substitute for
pas owa amendnest-that the l9sh sec- |
tion cf the acs to provide iaternaI revenue |
nd pay the intexess on the pubiic debt,
approved Jaiy first. 1869, shall remain 10 |
fuil force.
Holman said the 10th section suspen-
ded the collection of direct tax. for two
years, OF till April FIRST. 1865, and il |
1ould be breach of faith to repeal it.
Hoimsn's amendment Was agreed 10.
A new section was added to the bill. -
lpllows:
That where any tax or duty Is imposed |
~ law and the mode and time Of assess-
nsnt 10 not therein provided, the same
'haA be provided for BY segulasien Of
he Secretary Of the Tresssry.
On motion Of Beamea, Of Michigan, an
Was adopted making on solid
showing tobacco the nus tax a. fine-cut.
rix: 80 cents per pound.
Garheld, from the Committee on Mill
AIRY Affairs, reported joint resolation
lppropsiating $4,000. 900 to pay for
'rming. equiPing, clothing, suhssstence,
and pay of western volun-
Gers for term Of service Of not less than
100 days.
After some objection, the resolution
vas admitted by almost unanimous con-
ent and was passed.
L ne House refusing to take the cues
ion by yeas and nays, Brooks exclaimed,
what, s2o, 600, 900 voted in three min
Ites.''