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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-05
Markets by TeJegraDb.

NEw YORK, December 5.-Flour is dull. Sales
OF fsl00 bhs. az 80 iCO for State $40 95lz for Ohio
and SLOT Dlj for Southern. Wheat and Corn are b9th
on! " n unmportant ~ es Beef steady. PORK hesvy
AZ $50 Lard flIm, at ZlNg25C. WHISKY firm Salos
Of l2tO bbls. at Sl'y3al 50.
New YORK. December 5.-StOcks are better
Chicago and Rock Island. l0l; Illinois Genital, l2s'.
Michigan Southern, t9t; New York Central. IIyl,
Reading, laGs Hudson River, l22i4 Canton Company
IA IRE va one-yea Certiheates Hts; TreNsuries
twenty Coupons, lO7& Coupon Gs, llSs; Gold 2l5&.
BALTIMORE, December 5.-Plour dull, sales OF
6oo bbA Western Extra at sll % Wheat firm, saiss Of
lOOO bushels utheTn red at 90. Corn active, new
Whte l7stal 50 Yellow, 50. Whisky firm and advano-
tnE, sales ~ lt9.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-05

,.-..,.,.., %, rf,,.,,.,,,.,,ros - W. ga Il
lNIhH.sllNH ]" hN'Hhhhhf hf's' WO hhu II
90 s5unl yauc that n sowing machine ehould have
. ,,..., s,l s.if ,og,,ati,y tenstop Of threadls,5
. 'il'"'' '''' @ -.
fhoud MAKE hs great Ntley OF bttcneb - possible We
eso learn that an Instrument having the rcrsrf6ls raf
ehaOnns ,'.o ~ So" 'uo esu' W uae
-, @ .uu 10 ua. a, -. , ~, = -, .,.'-.' ~
and the same may be said Of machine which makes
every stitch complete in ITSELF that Is noseess in It, ops
Tauons and net s5c to get out Of ordor that s free
from Ooectons OF springs, cog wheels and cams and 50
conu'ied As not to oil the dress Of the operators that
elasticity and beauty ,b., .r,r,,, ,n ,bs beavIss,
and finest work wtb canal facility without change OF
tension break ofthread or ,kppnv sttebes. and that
vitbal sevys the t,ost r,,I,,, .t ,. len sroo,.,,
,. !, ~ SpI IN Construction that Il can be easy
-,-,....s ,.,,,1O'..o MSS All Ihese important
Philadelphia Agency is NO. go Chesuut street
Cr-suro>s-- pt.,, r,I,,r-,. ,,,. O.. ,,........
o,,fr,o,o. ,,, ava ,., - - 'n.O'',
7' O WIN N'i1 'oNeI man can oe ahoroou
Eo.liOs Chcsuut street
CurYrprN,e Cror,,f~,l a, .to..z. -,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-05
FROM HARRISBURG.
OUR STATE ELECTION
THE OFFICIAL VOTE
Special to The Evening Telegraph.

HARR1sBURG, December 5.-The official vote
for Presidential electors of Pennsylvania is Just
announced. The aggregate vote is five hundred
and scyenty-twO thousand six hundred and
ninety seven (j72,607), Of which Norton Nc
Michael has two hundred and ninety-six thou
sand three hundred and eighty-nine (29G 389),
and Robert i. Johnston has two hundred and
seveuty-siX thousand three hundred and eight
t276,30S). McMichaels majority, twenty thou
sand and eighty one (2O,OSl).
This includes the soldiers vote. Johnston runs
six hundred ahead of the rest of the Democratic
ticket which is explained by the supposition that
the returns from Cambria are incorrect in that
particular. All the Union electors have been
notified.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-05

"TINEs CHASGE AND MBS CHANGE WITH
TuN."- There vas a time in New York when everybody
On meeting his no hbor would ask, Haye you seen herr
Guding 70 either the Chinese junk then in their waters
or % Jenny Lind ant tho showed that always
the party replying did not exactly understand what was In
the mind Of tie in,ega1 and answers that might have
been very appropriate 60 the Junk not so TO Madue
Lind. w-R-days We sgy, "IIew much stock have
you supposng OF tine person has been to the
"Ouiphant" and the reply indicates that every other
man counts bis on Gock by he thousands It may be all
right but We know ono Investment IN which there is
doubt; that f. IN a suit Of first class clothing
at Charles sokes i Co.'S one price, under the Cont-
mental.
CTHOLsTRHIEG FUESITCRE-Old and New
Furniture Upholstered and Vanished In the very best
bAnnGr IS W. HEsBY PArTEys
West End Upholstery EstablIhmsnt
Nc, I4eS Chesnpt street,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-05
The Presidents Message not 90 be DE.
nNered IO-dnY.

WAsHINGroN, December 5.-In the House to-
day, the Speaker stated that he understood that
the message of the President would not be de-
liyered to-day, whereupon the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20

nsnbtpg pArciwa ACADEMY ssi BRoUmE 81
ID Al the fashionable dances II one eourst o lessons
SOINFF EVERY WLUhhaDNA ~ khlh6.
{kE stbSgL AZ vfkA 49, aD6 'LAh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20

nRUG STORE. FOR SALE, A PROFITABLE OLD
established Drug Store IN this city, price S40W par.
of which bond mortgage If des
Herald Office. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20

nRUG STORE FOR SALE FOR $l75-BLACK WAL.
II nut Fxnres and Counter, Show Cases, beautiful
Glass Ware and Labels all nearly with sl the Goods
viii oe sold by the whole separately Apply at 81 est
Houston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20

CITy EMPRESS FOR SALE-wITH TWO HORSES
- and Wagons; doing good business Satisfactory
reasons FOR selling Inquire at the Office No. 3Asor
place at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-20


SET or TEETH MADE IN THREE EOChs-EN-
n esrsiscuen or no Tay-st 1ts srit t'enle Ter.
Arplyirk forenoon have OF eetb
% silver = complete and irser'ed 10 the After
aeon Of The cay No advance . required PoS
pisuna cor tinuoos g1m sets a. 1ny otter kind Of
hre WORK. persons can haze tnrm mace q twelve or
fc1yieen h0nrs after ealing al lss E1h sysnus between
Ffisentb aud Sixteenth urees See othsf Advertisements
A SRI or TERTH MADE EY STEAM SOMETHING
n snurriy new for NO AL persons ssn n Artit af
be accom modified tort notice Teeth en-
asss0 without pain BY my rev rLemsy purified Galore.
form warranted harmless DR. WAIT
@ Fourth ayeuu. opposite Eepsntb street.
NJ r GRIFFIN BROS 90 GRAND sTeEEr, NEW
IN aud l5T Fulton street brCptyn, tt'rstng
teeth positively without gaiu by the q nitrous o1ioe
sAs Nc charge Tor extracting when Aritta s'h are g he
Inserted Thy are also insefng tn sss 81 tseh god,
e15 pAtira 82S; sDver go. rntter 81, pzrttl
gold, o.; silver, 81. Bsuacnns, 70 cents
- 4-t CERTIFICATES -HAyifG FAD TWO
I.4D4 ee "a esirscted, without pain ~ D. JAY
VffIFEc ibf Grand tvo bcCts ron freHdweg
stserf. y pseft recommendation 10 those turering
s,14n opfn eIe JospPH v DAN. fOs 81 Mars fiaee.
rfsaa DAKCIEe ACADEmIEs.
,,pnhEpe p Arrfva ACADEMY 81 RRoUmE 81
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07
The Fourth of JuIV,

The fourth passed offat Macarthur,
in a rather novel excitement in the
afternoon, it was thought at one tim {
that our usually quiet village had al
Of a sudden been transferred to the
banks Of Killarney or that W. were al
the heels uf DOnny brook fair, bar
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07

Eighty-eight years after the Amer,
lean Declaration OF independence the
anniversary Of the Nation's birthday
finds it again in terrible war los the
same priucipls--t!se right Of the peo.
pie to govern. Gin. Gazette.
The principle otthe revolution was
the right Of thirteen colonies, with
three millions OF people, to secede
from the British Empire with its
twelve u'ilions, and form a Govern.
inch. OF their own. Is that the prin-
ciple We are contondins for now. Mr.,
Ia.Gtget
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07
$ p&tial 0otits
!. IDARRHGA lND DYsENTERY

/. IDARRHQiA MD DYSENTERY
We have examined great number
9TH ers from some Of the most prominen
citSans Of Cincinnati and CoviEgton, etc =,
speaking in the highest terms Of DR.. Stick
lands Anti-ChOlera Mixture for the cure Of
diarrhRa and dys'utcry. The letters are
to long to publish. Mr. Woods, Of Gov.
nigton. sGys he was pronounced incurable
for the best doctors ia Cincinnati, and one
iODtle oi Dr. SrriChdud's Anti Cholera Mix
ture effected a permanent cure gfter suffer-
ing for months with the worst form Of liar.
rho and dyaenley.
Another says he was discharged from the
| United States service alter suffering in the
hospital for 8 months as incurable, and as a
/ last resource tried Stficklanls Anti ChOle-
ia Mixture he got well directly and has now
enterel the army again in good health
/ One man writes he has cured seven or eight
( very bad cases Of diaTrhPa and dyseuterS in
! the barracks be was in with one bottle OF
| this yaiu,be medicine. En fact We could
/ fill half our paper with similar items from
! these letters. Why does not our Govern
ment secure this valuable preparttion.--
Our army ought to be supplied with it. 1t
/ is 5uta shor time since one of our men
laid in very low conAiton al one of our
Cincinnati Hospitals. his wife was sent for,
the doc'ors considered his an hopeless case.
She, however, gave him Suickiand's Anti
Cholera Mixture, and in three weeks he was
able to return home with his wife 10 New
Richmond, .. All these cases right at
home speak for themselves. We hope all
the soldiers will put bottle of it in their
knapsack6, it may save them or sumo Of
their comrades. It is for sale BY Druggists
a. % cents peg bottle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07
saEtBter EgrIyCiV.

Although Nun'or fpiloI to take
!,ynch5urg, and made Il hasty and
dsoyderIy retreat to Charleston, in
the klnawha Valley, We arc inform
cI by the Administration organs
that he accomplished all that was OK
pec'ud OF him blessed are they
9ho expect nrthinI, Tor they are not
dtoappoinrel.' The Administration
press in this matter adhere 10 that
pruyugU.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07
Ann L!lcH aprnfI.

We arc informed tha, Lincoln will
soon isSuG Il call tor more men. Ills
calls now average about ono hundred
thousand per month. It will not
take him over two years ct this rate
10 get the last man killed. |, Is
rather singular that although the
Administering press tolls u5 that our
losses are tri!ljng-,hat the President
has 10 call iur h;s hunl.ed THOUSAND
every month.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07
NEWS STEas-ClIppENGA

4 Con Sgyp-Conorcss adiourp-
cd ., last Nordav ,to rconls have
~,,,, ,.',,,., ,I.a,,,.,,, C,I ,a.I,o
,'.,,., - " ~, ,,,. ,a,,, ,,'i,,, i...,; ~ wv,
"'"''". o'"'' n'.' "'' army ~ q
',,-' 5,," r'"V'' 'V'''o" =, i, u. P''Ss"'
l'""' +'I2 O"' ''"'' " us "'"', ''
'o"'' VI e'''''0'S u" H'''''' '"I
o'heF nal' IL east oi To'e'So"rg, "hu
! General Ice has massed $4,000 men
between tie two points. This move
Iof Lees is oue Of NapoIaop'o isyoritc
,,oyomsoa nf,o ororv 70 no boy
C,...,.,,.,r, ....,,.. ,;E,.'-.. :, m,;.'r"
o'"'' wa ''""''' n'' ''''P' - '''o W
tENe' 0en' Grant has aPaHoon'd The
attack on t''etsoafg, after q !ood OF
10000 men, Dad Grant make this
move to draw out Lee We shs!l
soon zee
! Tho n ,,,,,.,. , t;,,,,,. L.a
-, -,>D'T''"'' - A>"'0'"J ""''
'SS'eu " sc"' n'nS 'et'er 10 Aof"i'"m
A'i''"h"s, uenouhcihg ms hs"pa'
tIohS, ol Gen. bnrDrdEes military
order 5nvpresging the Cincinnati En
Iouirer. Nav God ALMIGHTY pe,ye
-, IA L;o,,YoI,r ,, ,,,., - L..3,
T ~ 3,t..,;, H. .i,I,
~ III 0e'o"'''S '"e ''b"''
BALTIMORE, jay ID large rebel
iorce under UeA. Ewe'I attacked ihe
Fe"eFai troops 81 Aatt'nsO"rs ana
'"mps'iea tue e'"cm-oh o! ""'
P'|Se'
nv Io',""'"s '"io''lI".'o'' , !" L'2"'u 2s
- '1e . ',a,'l' ""e pye', Ts'e''e4 'roI" 70.
'e"u q'H''.''i r.i II l'',,'o ,' t'I,g u''I "''-
P"'eu'0 '''n nor t'' te''|
, About dayOreaE tGis morning IN
tG'"srhce Feecheu headquarters AZ
M MartIheonrg 10 the effect that feOo's
we're approaching IN three seP"raFe
columns, ore oy tue way OF The InFu'
PIKE towards oAepards'o"n' a"ot"af
toward haltin5oufS, not ldF lFo'n iAe
line 0! the lsiiToaa ahG 'nlrd west
OF H. II vii! De remembered that the
dePaFment ~ railroad, Is that OF
Generl! LunIeF, assisted by General
oigei WIN tenerais h'iI ana Max,
Weber General heIiys lorco IS at
Cumberland where no alarm or eX-
citemeht exist General S!geI On re-
ce!YIng tbls Information ct once pre-
pared to checA tie approach OF the
enemy, IN order that no m9yeable
property should be destroyed,
Troops were drawn mp aud at five
/ lo'cIuck tghting colnmcucrd in the
, neiahborhpcd Of Bunker Ilil. and
continued four or five hours, during
which time bis cavalry fell slowly
/ back to infantry suppJitB, as the
force Of the cuemy vas largely supe-
r!Or 10 his own General Sigel de,ey-
mined to eyacuato Marliu5burg which
was accomplished in good order
He telcgraphod to the Railroad
, Company here as to the s!ate OF a&llrs
aioTing their trains aud othei move
able property to safely move away
Some heavy trains filed with supplies
to. General liuntc. were also taken
to = PLACE Q! safety. ,ihe force ct the
enemy also came hy way Of North
! Nouata, with q view no doubt the
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07


play the hypocrite to further deceive
aad outrage them.
---SS~-
The CSHScripiiOn Bli-Rppral of
the 1890 Cause.-The EnrOllEent Blll
as Passed.
The biIl!5 as follows:
Sec. l.. The President may call for
any number Of men Hs volunteers for
the respective terms Of one, two and
three Years. such volunteers, o!
their substitutes, shall be credited 10
the town, township, ward, &c, to-
ward their quota Every volunteer
.or substitute accepted and mustered
Tor one year shall receive one hun
.drcd dollars bounty; for two years,
two hundred dollars; for three hun
dged dollars; one.third Ct the bounty
at the time Uf the muster, One.thiri at
the expiration OF halt tue term Of ser,
vice, anl one third at the expiration
lot the term Of service.
In case Of his death 10 the service
the resid1e Of the bounty goes to the
widow; in case UI 10 widow, thea to
the soldiers mother il she bo widow.
cd.
Cd. II the quotas are not filed
within fifty days after such call, then
the President shall Immediately or
der Il draft !or one year to Till such
quota or any part thereof which may
bo untitled, and in ce3e OF any such
draft, no payment OF money shall ba
accepted or received by tho Govern
ment as Communication to release the
enrolled drafted man IRON personal
obligation to perform military ser
vice.
81. It shall I've lawful for the Exc.
Icutivc ot any STATE to send recruiting
agents into any Of the States declar-
led to be IN rebellion eXcep, Tynnes-
.soe. Arkansas, and Loui9,ania: to &c.
Icruit volunteers under the provisions
.oi this act, who shall be credited to
tho States Had to the respective sub
Iliyi-ions thereof which may procure
the enlistment.
4th. Drafted men, substitutes and
volunteers shall bo assigned to organ
izatioA from their own States, and, as
far MS possible, On their own selection
lion.
5h. Every Yerson under eiHteen
entered or mustered withou, consent
vi parents or guardians, shall bo iuI.
mediately discharged. upon repay
ment oi the t1unty received by him;
and officers knowingly enIistiug or
the service with torte'uTe ot pay and
.5o subj ct 20 court-martial.
Drafts shat, bo for one hundred per
icentum in addition 70 the number re.
qlired to I'LL tho qaotas,
7th. Drafted persons shall be al
lowed Transportation 10 tho place o!
rendezvous.
6;h. Al persons in thc nayn! ser
vice Of the United States, whu have
enlisted in said Service during the
present rebelion, who have not been
credited IT, the quota Of any di9lriGt
by reason Of beng Il said service and
enrolment prior OF February 9th,
1854, snail Gpon satilac,ory proof OF
residence maia to the Secretary Of
War, be enrolled and credited to the
quota Of their place ofrcsidenco.
OH. Drafted men absent from
home shall be uoIiijd rs soon as pos
,sible, but shall not be determined de-
sertel5 Unit! reasonable time is given
tlem 10 return.
10th. The existing law is not con-
seientionsly opposed to bearing arms.
Charged in respect to persons. The
report will probably bo agreed to BY
the House this evening"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07
The NegsO's F.uce in Nature.

We have received n copy OF a pam
pllct with the above title, containing
g lecture delivered in England by Dr..
James Hunt, before the London An
thropological Society. DR.. Hunt is
one OF tie most eminent n9turalists OF
England, and in hislecture takes tho
position that the neglo race is adapted
by nature to u position OF subUrdina-
tivn. He overbruwS the arguments
OF the Abolitionists in q mastery man
ner. So much Importance was attach.
ed to this Lec'ule IN England, that
Professor Huxley, Of the Royal COL
lese, essayed to give an answer to it
on the part Of the AbOlitionisis, but
he rather succeeded in confirming
than destroying Dr. Hunts argu
!nenta. rnis lecture has been re-
printed in this country by Van Evrio
Horton s. Co., 1872 Nassau street
New York, and will be sent, postpaid
tor Is cents. 1t is al admirable lit I
tract, aud very opportune as a reply
to the arguments OF Abolitionists anC
undergraduates. Every Democrat
should have one. Send for it.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07

Pretty STRONG. "A Republican
Congressman from Maine, Mr..
Blaine, declared in a deoate upon the
Appropriation Bill, that "it JEFF Da
Wis we're candidate for the Pre5iden.
cy, he would tecutthirty thousand
maiority In New York CitY.n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07
l.acOnjs.

4 Major III Grants army writes
h.lne that, i've have met the cuemy
.r,ne dozen of tim05 since we Os5 s5cd
no Rapadau. aud came damned utai
.-hE ,aelre,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07

the outrage lie put upon these men,
by sending them ont Of the State, al d
into field not to protect their State
against invasion, will not hesitate to
play the hypocrite to further deceive
aad outrage them.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07
MoARTIUE. ONO:
TEURsDAY s:,l!, Z, 1854
Rcmocraii 4 state itttL

FVR sCCEETASY OF STATE,
WILuAM W ARMSTRONG,
Or Seneca CcHnIy,
sUrRLHE JCDoEs,
iFor Full Term)
PHlLADELPH VAN TRUMP,
Oi FuirfeIl County.
lro ru.L YAcAHcIEs,j
Long Vacancy,
MACHlAS c, WHirELEi,
OF Hancock County
Short Vacancy
ALEXANDER s. BOYS,
OF Highland County
AIroEEEI SEsFRhL,
LYMAN r. CRlTCHFlELD,
or No.mSs County.
cuurTRoLL.R or THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM S. V, PRENTISS,
Or franklin County,
SCHOOL cuNMlssToEEK,
ALEXANDER S. Z RAllSEE,
EaidIa County,
C9ARo q PUBLIC 0oREh
(Fail Term,l
WILLIAM LARWELt
UE Ashl nd County
LIoa vAciEcYJ
CHARLES B0EsEL.
Oi Augluiye County.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07
BeS' Family Sewing Ma.
rhine.

HAVING MADE, for ovor tcver yeals, tho
Il most popular Family Sowing Machines III
the county, aid now employing fl,OC0oOo In
their bu>iMess, and making 100 Machines per
day, they are prepared, with bush e1trat rdina-
ry ia4iities and experience, 70 guarantee 70 the
purchaser entire sGtirfaction. All cur Mac.
hines arc nude equal ~ we'll, gId LTa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07

1ns A,stIs FGgsEASzs are Rating .iKieen
Of tier .>igr Hopper ScHios itr IN Elevator
now Le,gE ;ni'. - st. LOt:s, , .ick Will ~ tie
first one f.. ~. jig, s-s also similar numteT
for an Elevator " .,eh ;ts Aichiga1 soyiAern
r. r. ari r.A a- 3Is = Detroit. These VIII
bo among -. f,i-cat E:.d eTcS. Flsvq'crs Ia
tbs count'y. ani STOW E"'-ctE,uR Of the i'm
proveWonts ssiaf - different points for hand
dag the immense gre.G arug3 oitho West.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07

pHE CONFESS. oNS AND EXrERIES CT
or An ITyALID.
Published ioT the beneft, and as eau
TlON TO YOUNG MEN and others, who sur
Ter from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
Of Manhood, &t., supplying at the same time
The MEASs Of SELF Gear. By ono who has
CURED himself after undergoing considerable
euRbeTy. BY enclosing pos, prid addressed
envelope single copies nisy be had c! the su
thor,
NATHANIEL NAYgAlR, E-qr.,
,, ,,,.. RIook!yG, KIhss Co. N Y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07
WARaENTGD THREE YEARS,
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS

READ THE FOLIO WING TESTIMONIALS;
As all parties manufacturing Sewing Ma
chimes are Co.iged 70 pay Mr.. huWs n ice ior
each Sewing Machines SOL, aC' ar9 also COM
pelled TO make quarterly returns 10 him, stat
ing, under oGthi the number sold, his books
give q correct statement of the actual number
of Machines sold by the di fereut man niacturerS.
From this reliable source we have obtsined the
following reliable statistics, showing the mum
Der OF So wing Machines disposed Of during the
last year reported. The priucip ! companies
making them arc Wheeler Wilson, ], NJ.
Singer a 90, and Grover Baker. Of tho
Machines sold there wore sold
By WHEELER & W WiLSON."....'. .',2l ,305
By NJ. Singer d Co.., .........'.''' 1853
By Grover q Baker, ,.,.'..''..' .''l02el
Showing the sales Of Wheeler WilsOn 10 be
double 1fHuy othOr conpany.-N. Y. Observer.
We have personally examined the various
NJ achnes before the public, withan anxious
desire TO place before our readers reliable infor
nation. As the result Of such sxaminstiOn,we
uuhesltatingly recommend Wheeler 4 Wilson's
Sewing Machines as the Machine for family use
Western Christian Advocate.
My little daughter, of nine years takes our
Macnines-Wheeer 8 Wison's- apart, oil,
it, and puts it iu place easily and readily sius,I
its parts, and performs with it oil ordinary
work. She can make her own dresses, includ-
ing hemming, gathering and setting in the
sleeves. Four ,donth' use in my family hRs
made it necessity and luxnry.
Rev, G. B. BoYSIoS.
We use the Wheeler d Wilson Sowing Me~
chine, and can say in regard TO it that it is with
out rival. No other Mach De exceeds it in its
adaptation to all purposes Of dom estic USE
Soanti hc American.
~ Send for circular containing specimens
of sewing, testimonials, prices. etc:
WILLIAM SUMNER a Co.
,Inna 80, 81 ly - ives, Fourth 81, CincinrsS
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07
LATEST NEWS

july Gth. General Sigel is repor-
led 70 have been attacked by General
Early, and driven from bis pos ili9n
q, Leetowu with loss.
Tho President iniornis Governor
eeymonr, u New York, that from
Gtceu to twenty Thousand Of the
enemy were invading Maryland and
Pernaylyinia, aud had narpcg5 Fer.
~, gnt were throatenng other points.
The President calls upon New York
ior 1900 one hundred days troops.
We have additional into o'ligeuce by
telegraph Of the raid into Pennsylva
n'n. Tho enemy have attacked Ilar.
per'5 Ferry, and great alarm exists
along the border on account OF the
enemy Governor Curtain and Gen.
tral Couch are making rapid pfepar.
aGons 70 repel the raiders.
soldiera Family i:EIjst FUud.
w. viii publish neSt week tue ac'
ton of the Commissions Of Lawrence
CO., IN tbi6 matter Of relief to the
tanllhea Of our soldiers. OIg Coun-
Commissioners ohould act % .hia law
Of las! winter at once. It is 4 barn
ing aAaao tHa. 50 many families
should ea1er as are nee+y IL oul
county at THIS time. township Trus
tees should &C! prom.)y in this mat.
ter. We have had calls making en
q1ry by uvmber of ladies' who dc
claro ~ us that they and their Eiitl,
oncs are actually suffering, shall thi
he Or will tho Trustees 80 to wor!
add 10 their duty under tho law Z,
We aiao cal attention t) the fact tha
all re enlisted Nctrnus get their $40
Bounty as provided by law IOT las
winter. i is duo TO tho FelFaU
thaithis should be eoou 10 al once.
lacOnjS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-07

they have even her, | get the same
answer: "Wby, oi course We have.
She IS everywhere. How rery
strange that you have not met herl"
Well, | suppose | must give NO all
hopes Of seeing her til the Fair is
clo2o!. Three weeks moro withop, n
wllel Perhaps | may meet her at
tht Fair: but don't count much up.
on hat
Delightful wiiv'