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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.

MININU Aooh'ohL-N1N ~ HL.I IHD, -----
Kentucky Gold and silver Mining
Company Notice is hereby given that at q meet
Inc ~ he BOARD of Trustees held this day as
sessment of Twenty-Five Cents per share was
levied on the capital stock of the company, pay
able to the Secretary Immediately.
GEORGE w. TURNER, secretary.
Gold Hill, Feb. II, 1865 fel3 nj
Day silver Mining COmpany.-Au
assessment Of Fifty (5W Cents per share, on every
share Of the capital stock Of the Day s NJ Co. WAS
this day levied. payable Immediately. in coin, to
the Secretary ## --r. - aa-.r- Z
By order of the Trustees
DUNOIS WOOD, Secretary.
Gold Hill February 9, 1865. felO I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
TRAVELLING AND FREIGHTING.

AN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER ieTH. 1864, or;
" dinary Freight will be received at FREEPORT
and forwarded TO LATR0BE without charge for
tranShippng, drayage or forwarding. o.
Canals Skinned bv steamers ofthc California Steam
Nav ;atiOn Company, leaving San francisco at ! P:
n. q ily, can be delivered In Latrobe at sOclock
next morning. Freight shipped BY sailing vessels
will be forwarded with dispatch. No charge on or
nary freight per sailing vessels for levee dues,
tranShipping, drayage or forwarding.
All Heavy Freights, such N Boilers, heavy Cast.
IngS Steam Engines etc, will be transhpped at
Frceport by powerful derrckS directly 10 the cars,
and al ItTobe will also be tranShipped by deTrlcKs
directly to teams For this class OF freight, charSe
will be made of cost OF labor engaged on derrlcks
only. A., ,,u
Freight Charges OF steamers or sailing NesSels VIII
he advanced at FreepOrt and collected at Latrobe
MARI Ali Freight, CARE F. r. r.. FREE
PORT" and send receipts with Freight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02

B.-Liberal donations made for Church and
School Durpoyes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
W IL REEAA,
Sn~mnnA-

Constable of Gold Hill Township
Dated ar Gold Hill, Feb. 81, 1865, at the hour Of
10 o'clocS A. NJ N21 Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
Constable Sale.


Dated at Gold Hill, Feb. 81. 1865, at the hour OF
~ o'clock A n fe2l td-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-02
ConStable's Sale.

wv Of II o'clock AN. fr20 I'd
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-25

ligt pDrrpeu, miro es gum Grof 9erei6en
penn mir tbnen fpl9enpen @afus aus elmer
Corresponding aus Satlanp, Mae9anY Co..
an Die u@a3ette" iiberieBen. 8eiaster Manr
l6reibt ungefd9r mic fcl9t: oNilter Yrinter
SIRE 3ettnn9 fornmt man4mal nah lansem
NuSbleiben finf Stiid bp6 bier an. IS ma
rem finf aufeinanper fcl9etpe gl1mmern uni
Die ppl item paren itetS re9elmaBi9 ab9e9an9er
unb an9efpmmm," = Sp, nm tr0ltet sud-
setbeilteS 9eib, 1T babies 9eiD. 9Str boDeu
nte bic S6ulp tpenn ,3eitun9en alSbletbcn,
m9n fra9e nur ben erlten beltell pCltnellter
Der miro l6On MuSfunft 9eben f0rtte1.
Mllegany Gpnntp.-Dem GUNNER
lanp rGipilian" entnebnlen mir tol9et'p'
Stems" ND asH q.5luGaHA
Der Canal lit lebr belebt nnb quite @e=
l6afte werDm geta6t. GOote tperpefl BE-
tdnois selaben, UNI Die @rpOufte Don llnlerer
rei6en Minen na9 ben @tdrtten 3a fubten
Babrenb Der lebten gBp6e c@lartrten lo|
goute fir @eprsetp,pn. nit l7t4O8,lo 2pft.
ner &pblen; i'm @ansen marpen ipabrell
bieler Satlpn 123,791.10 8pnnea serl3tTtt
@pr eiiieen Gaeen wurpe ben Nrbelterr
1T ben Mfalhineniperftatten Der Baltimore
SbtpzSabn gu @iebntont nno 9a9erStotpr
angefanpist, paB tbre 9S9ne reor5trt iperoe ?
ioQteu, lof fort ltelte cine Qu3abl Der Seute pt'
Nrbeit Elm, pa le li9 feline pretsernteprl9nn9
dPfo fen ldlleu mDlfeu. rt44 .ar .,; . s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-25

pOb seuae1r bic freunbliGen OBrfern NIT ibs
rem reinliAen unp l6Sn 9ebarten Sarlern
ppn Npblfanp. Die Seippbner linD mebr
.Rauleutf ais 2anbbebauer unp Der 5plaban=
pel irtrp autb bier ut einer bebeuterpet MuS1
bebaune betrieben. Sn 2pdpprt, 0aspprt,
Mlbipn unp SplleY fnpen mir ltattliGe Wpb1t=
bauler unp bepeutenpe Mlilblen. @e9en IL
l16r tparen mir in 9tcdeIter, elmer treltnoltdpett
Stabt, Die wie bic meilten nGrplt6en Staote,
einen bebeutenpen 9anpel bat. Nut DEM aus
sebebnten gabnbofe Itanpen 3 3u9e, Die lla1
SerlAtepenen @esenpen ab9eben tpouter. Gtnf
ara6lihere Gpnfnlipn baben mir ME 9eleben.
Rein Mien1h puBte welden Bug gu nebmeh.
gliemano par a1 lnpen, per alf 5ra9en Unit
mort aebem fpnnte. Gine alte Sralt leBte ltN
ouf unlern Sit utb burG 3ufal bemertten
wir, DAP ibr 8iQet auf 9ittsbnr9 lalttete ltl0
baB le id alip aauf einem unrsGten 3n9 peF
fanp. 1aa
Daritber aufaefIGrt, lprang Die Nlte betar3t
a1f unD ''Stop the Train" I6reienp, ltlr5te
lie aus Dem gSa9en. ratus II
giabe BET 9todsite lit Der beritbmte 0enel=
1es6aa, frtli9 tetn gia9ara, aber INNER Elm
bepe1tenper SAT-, Der ment9lte1lS Der Su9enp
niibli6er III, ais jeter, Oerm III letrten lHau~
menpen Sllibe1t, nett utten IN Der Stefe, ba@
bet 1ih cine muntere Snaar BON Sun9en.
Sebt fommen mir in flalTi9es 9anp, pen''
bas 1tGdlte GtGpt6en 1T 9als1Yra, ban1t naf~
Sem mir pas msniger tlaitlAe 2ppnS pallirt,
nab Sprpan. @ir errei9ten pant Spratua,
no mir Elm 9ar3 erellenteS Mttta9Sefen er=
b~ielten. Dteles Staptden 5ei6net t6 plrG
feline intppiante 8auart aus u1D treibt et1er
ni6t ,u1bepe1tenben t6anbel NIT Sal3. Seine
md6tiget Sal3perfe beDeden 9tele Nder 9anD.
SYraflS lit Su9letd bo8 pplittlhe Centrum
fit pen NorppeIten pe8 Staates SEEM yprf II.
beriibmt pur9 man6e ipidti9e pplittlde Ser
lartmlung. Die Seppbner linb aber at6
pesbalb gum 9rGBten Sbetl lebr aufgeflGrt II.
liberal unp linp nit Der Die Stapt ua,9eben=
ben 2anpbepGlferung in pen lesten Sabreh
treu 3tr Union gefanpet.
Der nadite intereIante Srt, Det mir pal
mlirten, 1T S6aeftapp, beribmt purd leihe
Gi1enwerfe nnD 2pfpmpttpen : 8auanitalten.
0egen Nbenp 7 lbr erreiGten mir NlbanY
am 6upIp n, etne bebeutetpe Sta0t, Der Sly
pes @puDerneur5 BON Stem g)urf unO Ser
ia%ntmlmassplab pe8 gel essebenpeu &Grpers
peS Staote5.. Nlban9 lit ein flei1e5 Stem
gcrf, ret6 purd ietnen bliibenpen 5a1pel uap
blitbenp purA Die Gnersie ieiter Setppbner.
Sin 5aupt5rei9 ieine5 5anoels 1T NfalS, pa6
nah alien 6irnmels9egenpen veri6ift miro.
Baltimore fann tauu1 eirelt 8erglei9 nit
Den StaDten 9let6er @rGbe peS 9lprpea6 aus
baltert, bod tppllen mir bofen, Dap nit Der
abidafung Der Sflaserei Dem lfneleren
8ortl9ritt IN ierer suten 9teiipen3 elm GROCER
6emmlAu9 senommen lit.
gfa6iten Mfcnta9 tperpen mir un5 auf Dem
5upl jon na@ yiep 2Jprf eial2tfen, rnt eintnal
pieper bic l6Gne @e9enp piele5 amerifant lden
Nbeine5 3l %bepunoeen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-25
9lus benz Gtuate Marh(auS.

Erua fir unere aeIer m
9nnbe.- @tr baben LANCE 3eit seslaubt
un1ere 8lGtter tpiircen alein nidt regelmaBio
our6 bic serf4tepenen 9ulfrcaten beiOrst, bud
MIR lleben. Is sebt ben ensltlden 8ldtteru
aud nt9f befer itnb uniere Seler I'm 9anOe
tpel@e bnr9 Bite fanefensleiden, flurfpfiBi.
gen s3sitspssS Mterftre rtanbrtal 1ernadNal-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-25
Wn)0ulUtoll, q. e.

as~ Gins Walbinaten unb lIinoeaeHS beiiebC
ttat ScitsilMngstt fir Get ,,9Seder" Snbicrip=
ttollell mic Wil3eigcltl bltr6 ben &0enteIl SrT. s.
s. NfieOfelnt, APO 6 Str, iii utadeu.
Die Sc 9enSertGnfert nnen
&c. baben SrpreS ertalten, lib BON Den De-
pots, 4anbun95plaben &C SIT entfernen, pa lc
ais Elm Nfeben9el6GfeGen 9epGbnlt6 nod Den
S6nappSbnnpel brtrieben l.np bic Suritfteb,
reapen Splpaten nit einem yStpf" pcrlnbcn,
otnn man NIT &ef1 ais uMtprp<SranpY" DC
Seidnen fann.
I SERBS &beater. = Die SebGrpe
nabm geitcrn Selib Spn Serbs Gbeater mup
bic 9tr9ierun9 miro @rn. 6crp bis cur Scr
lammlun9 pe8 Gcn9rclIes cine Hente Sdblen
tpenn bieier paS G'ebaupe niGt fault, 10 mirr
eS Wieper an feline Gi9entbimer ;uriid9c9eter
perben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-25
bic sIiidIide Sabrt Des ,,oietatOr..

SD t . II, %. Suit. Das 9an3erI1id
Dictator fam in Se9lettun9 pes SunpesOnm=
piers Sanperbtlt BON Neppcrt, 81. S., 6eute
bier6er unp anterte 9e9eniiber Der Stapt. Sci
Der 6a6rt rm paS Gap Sob arbettete Der Die
tdtor CUR ;3uriepenbeit Der auf pemlelbet Be-
finplt9en Sfi3iere, unp Die 8abrt 1T ais eine
gliidlt9e gu be3ei6nen, Das @rl2einen pes
S9ifes i'm !Safen BON Bottom BAT Siel 2tlf-
leben erre9t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-25
Gifenbdhusunfau.

Gtnctnnati "a. Sult. Dem 5flid
sebenOen Bug Der MiAtsan @s:tralbabn 1tie6
Elm llnfal pur6 Besl4wemmun9 elmer Britt.
te 3t. Der Sn9enieur e%rtrant, lonlt wurbc
Ntemanb Serlebt,
Der l1nfat ditf ber Central S9tO 8abn
tpurce ourd Sreden zines Slabs an Der 0pfU=
mpttpe oerurla9t. Mdt entlalene Sslpateu
unb Elm @ipililt wurpen lofurt getSptet. .s.1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-25
s~OrrsiPOn6en8 .Oes Baltimore .@edsr".
0eiIe6riefe w.

: TN, , =, 4lbana, II. Suit.
CO., n% : nsr Meprsens SerlieBeu mir auf Der
M N.Y. g0'tss esatral Gtlenbd6n Ntagara, I'm,
Nlpanq, per 9auptRaDt pes 6toofes gle,n
gort etuelt tnr5ea 8elu@ at- maiden. Gon
ytu9ara bts NoHetsr bat bie 0edenb nf6ts
Nnjtebenpee. DAs Qnnb fdetnt orn, a, fsi,r
.E1 sh sHA r %e.t&s EFr~ r.tt" o. N""J
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-25
GsutfGDe WrpoGEte,
sM8aatnr.

sAg2utar
Critic AuSQnbt DER y. st. I-30 g(otl
aussesesea gaTsF rem Datum psr1 IS. $iati 1865.
SetleaT eret Sabre pgH Datum tn e~anGbareui GsltR :
%stnIessIr. ud5 SeuufS rs ScFsers. In
y. st. $50 isdas prr;. NpIS sablenSe SIM
sir Fae isSt esFrtt, SutlsrtpttOacn engGegeg 40 astz
abjuslta Ser Sutsrsheu BITS gum Is, Sui. QieTlkea I
ltn am l. Sant frrns isiH.
SteieStR sts etH3tst NpIette I'm Wari
pcl6s Ste &eSttFuEs pffGrtrt unb ttrs ersi
Sprtbstlt MAIDEN Rs 81 Ger
er66ten pppuldreH GAIejbe oeS 8pIte8.
gPtr erllustn Ste Gsli8s gpmFrifipa anen 9anta, 9
Hers unh Te&slsru UNI lssfsra he R0tea frA an irs
etaen StstI Sss SIsEtS. Sian ntelse f& fofprt ht
&etrIter McRtm,
&S@Ge GllttHsrrc u. &Gipertfr.
lrat9SNA SgNrrlrftsHS-& gsnfsu. gld3tim
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-25
9n5 NcaiftrirunaSaefeB.

SIM Baltimore uNmeWdn" wurpenS pr ent9r 3t cine 9Mhn bon ronpno crnGAI,opr
@dds Bet Der ae8tfrtuaHs3 ben 1 8af9na n 9Srgss8t ne ~s@n raa 81 nun OF 5a9sm ATE
loren saegGG B Eff 81 fnf, bteel&n sr5ule9m mo Dap mir bmom oGaM en T rSGTsn
lie benntrnrn ~ fSnnn Nus btem @3mmD 9erG6mathen mir h4amAsS Tpt ~ W. I m-N
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-25
&omts Wf. Weber'8

-l!i1 Wtarptano Snititut SAD @eItauratipn.
MO. 20 Martet space.
Oert btef0en iOopbi rte Fem oustp6rtiaen gnuEfifun, a4.
gtese t9 p1srmtt meme auf's S&6afe etngefidete Q0lrt6.
Saite unb marine &petfen fnb ,u ieber So bea,e,t -. n,to,
unS bic Bar III fets nit ben reinSen GSetrSnIen % a g"V''
@ettsnSs nnb 8Onrbsrs Fnben ieberaeit Inter
f29ini3hRtunl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-25
Uer(angt unO gRlud6t.
81 OerRduten IL 0u UerutlesOell.
BIZ n~erfdnfen:

3u pertauTen
@ta Sf6dtses Saus 30. 81 gprtfantfs., etneeftdrt tGr
Oe!OGen Setoen. Nu&.ufagen S75 80. QDmsarbar, utm
gu oerrnietben aAf Is Sabre 2eaie,
more ~" wr %StN1e se er7er Slufe in Selpe ten an ter gaitt.
y our J edmei8OFn (surneeel 0 my Gsiis,nwerf in Ser.
2, S S,rS ~ mt lem 6rantltn S6mei3Ufen.
" Spbren Spn gerooSI' ""ptte"'
y " BE tSIae. Iabrif'
% - bic @erteret. ''0'S' "Pp"'
= @S sad peTnIetgen t1et6f get Sam unb . aenabfe.
ot Shs :; @Sln9e tn6 gu MAIDEN lei 8 bn Gnt2er. GSo., un.
SSS%'SSnSMSg eFe IN eper' gteltfn 50, gDefpersintemp ter let 7ptl
- SsoOOlen, Nep Seriep. tul4-0
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-25

NAP ~ gov L NA0
etne Tartbte neuer, i ~eIegGnteg @batfen f0effe crnpiana
Sec. y. @tetnbdd, y
f7inl-sl "a 80. 8altintorffr.. &de 9ripolsfa Gai
Wfutna! =8eneiG
2ebens=@ erIi6erungS Gpn.p. DON Stem S}erie
Esrn. q. Ncbb, agent.
VE. SO SecPrb S.treBe.
aneetduftss Capital liter ................. $4,000
5etn 6egenfettt8.
Der game @fptnn tcrirnt ben WegT1ertsn III &uts
S6brlt@e Dtsiesn5s SO NrpSeut!
Bert6erun9Sl6etne pfrnen rad benz neuen urb .breu'
rem tetn Sabr- t2eteSs1 nid4 setFa0enren pl,
1us6steat.
Ans eer srrBen 2tia bon fplGen, be In bieEr Gonsas
oerf6rrt ftne. Eenae i6 MIR DE ~fplJenben teGtigen ser
ais Re ierer sen:
5erriGhrtftau Nr, 6eb Sen,o G@eib,
4 etcrleS Drsst. D- Saeek St1tbt,
SebrIfoPb btHrt@s p 60 u QteSte,
Seure 2 Sartsr, = T~er6ipqpb EajJcrean
tta1am SGH'ctn6, p Sod u Sele9anN.
y SosH u Seeruber, Serr e3rf gt1e 5G5plri,
SeHt9 U . Ertnt ~ Breof Naafp
- 9pRfS Asbef, . barfeA WtttsrbprT
= Glias 6pesntVrf Sacpb Seea,r.
= 2Bm gdnl. - E5ps Bed.
8 Il 9 ItbpH 3btpspr Seseer,
Slers Gmtnher, Gbpar6 GlieEL
gaptere une Su6er, mi. rpuer SuFcrnGt;pn, ara4s
G1e fnH In ttsisr Office ~ babsn. 2amdSNtt
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-10-12
MARK MERIDEN;
Oh
MARRIED AND SINGLE
EY MRs. II. b. STOWE.

Come, Mark Meridon! don't set
lie down into an old grandfather be-
lore yCnr iimc-a pretty wile's a
pretty thing, Mark, and a pretty
house is a pretty thing--but hang
,t!-ono mnst have a little Ol life "
Mark MeriIen stood at his desk,
giving last look at his books, while
Ben SaniVrd-tho rogulSh-the mer>
ry-ihe song singing --tlle Ben o!
ali Bens., was tIFus mging on Lin
the claims Of projected roic thar
evening. Now Ben. was precisely
the messenger Tor such an embassy
here was fun in the twinkle of his
blue eye, and world of waggery in
lhe turn OF his head, and pair OF
broad Toguish dlmples that went
Judging in and out Of his cheeks
every time he spoke, and he laid hold
"t Marks arm to drag hin away. =
But Mark shook up his hand, and
finished summing up column of
fisu!es-put the bIotliug paper in
Tie book, and the book into the
place, wiped his pen-and, a. last.
turning TO Ben, said
81 think | wont 20 this time"
MISUNDERSTANDING" said Mark.
smilirgly; "becausa | have 40 odd
iancy that Should like thc pleasure
If Mrs Meriden's company better
his evening"
"liang Mrs Meridon beg pardon,
Mark-h hang myself for saying 50 =
nut one don't like to SIZE a fellow
buried alive!--come, take a real
wake up with us "
"Thahk you, Ben., but haveu'i
beon asleep and don't need it. So
Ill 20 homv and see NV wifc"-and
hereat turned resolntc step home
Ward as a well.trained husband
ought.
Now" says one Of our readers,
"who WIS Max Meridenp Ynn
Tould not have asked, good reader,
ifyOu had lived in the town of =,
when bis name first appeared on the
ontside of its most fashionable shops,
Mark Meriden," surrounded by
those waving insignia Of grace and
fashion that poung bellies need to
have their eyes turred off from be-
holding. Everything in the tasteful
establishment told Of well arranged
business, ard Mark himself, the
mirror Of fashion, iaultless 10 every
article Of costume, quick, attentive,
polite, Was every day to DO seen
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-10-12
A "BIG YIAI.NG.n

You may talk of California
And its yellow golden stores,
And tie new State Of Nevada;
OF her mines OF silver and ore,
Bu! the STATE Of Pennsylvania
OF h-r boasling now can spoil
With her wondrous wealth that's flowing
From its mighty beds of oil.
CHoS Us-Then ir'swork away and dig away
A drilling through the soil.
Where y'u 60 both high aud low
are talking Of he oil.
And 10 this great discovery
a i,rmer once gave birth
He pian'eI SOM pb,Otoes
Petty deeply in the earth;
One day he Pulie has krt full
And put them down to boil.
And when he went 10 t,ke them up,
Tie pot was full o { oil,
An oil barrel once I fell across;
My arm did spain;
went to see Doctor to get it set again:
| found tim digging ut well,
Sail he, "rub it with Petroleum,
Then tale dOss Of oil"
Tie tailor leaves his lap board,
And lle Carpenter his plane;
The Barber, Cobier, every one
II uii upon the brain,
A wife unto her husband said,
As he goes out to toil,
"Whtl shall we have fur dinner lever
He only nswered-"uii!"
A lover sits courting,
Ana his thoughts hs does divide,
0ne halt upon Petroeu IN.
Hal on his interded bride,
He suddenly her waist Dies Sc iEe,
And she his wish To foil,
La, Johnl size said. ."what do you waut!"
Said he, ga litIle oil "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-10-12
IEs 5tJt3rtbUr .Qmorat;
ULllHEu EVERY THUR3uAY RI
e. A. RAFT O N,
- Il II ~ II

Ia krattOR'S Buildng", East oil Court
N"nsP. r- status,
SN~--~~~~~~~~~~~-~->-~-
IEiENS CASiI.
The DEp, JRAT win he sent one year for one
Dollar; snd ffty cents; Six Months, f'r Sew
snty-fve cents; Four honths, 70. Fifty Cents.
SI- All papers win be discontinued at the
expiration Of the tiIae paid Tor.
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.
One Square one insertion, 100
Each additional insertion, so
Cards one year, 6"V
Notice of appointments oiH IsiniSt
brr, Guardian and Executors 200
Attachment notices before. :. 80
Editorial notices per line, 10
Yearly advertisements win be charged 500
per column per annum.
And In proportions,e rates for less than
Soumn. and for less tine.
t5S- Ten lines mlniou charged as ous sqaar3,
and all Advertis ,lnents ar Legal Notices must
be paid In GivG lCc.
L5S}- The above et"rma must bo complied with
!y- All paymen must re made to tho Pro
p,tor, Ms We haze 10 agents.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-10-12
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
NTF;NPLETING MARRIAGE.

hcar what tho Baltimore respondent VI the odd.
fSllow Bousboro, iIaryaud said Thursday the Slot
Of May. lSh.
"Numerous cures NJ diseases caused by early ndsce.
tion naving been performed by the English Botanic Ply
siclu Tel 1t my duty, having knnwlcgouf uf them, TO
st6tr the fact believing that In doing 81 may doa service
To- the suffering. One in particur-thai Of Young
man in this city-is worthy Of note. lie hal become tho
victim Of habit the mere ullnsinn to which causes
shmler nndatery years ofsuerng aud docorng gave up
all hopes uf recovery. lie wished to marry, aud was
dearly beloved by aS sweet girl ever lsled words
Of acctun hut lie fear nervous, and prCstrItOd.
lie dared not we'd Nruunt Of the shattered stute
Of his SYSTEM lie sought relief at the hands oG the 30.
tanic Physician, and, astonishing mny seem all the
bloom and yigOr Of youth has returned, aud IL now
the happy father Of Y.Ir Of bright boys"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-10-12
NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE crIIL-
DREN.

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on the 9Th
Of March, 1867
We decidedly opposed to drugs and to advertised
remedies for the prevention of having children, but wo
feel our duty to acknowledge benefit from any aud
from every source when 1t Is for the relief Of suffering
humanity. fact has come to our knowledg, that
ought to bo promulgated aud widely circulated for the
benefit Of those lHdies whose delicate health makes Il
necessary TO prevent any increase Of family
About twelve months after marriage lady Uf our &C.
quaiHlancc gave birth to daughter, hut hct sucrlhgs
great that her physicians tsdired Of her rrcuv
cry This made her dread the very thoughts Of ngain te.
coming mother. She tried every thing to prevent
yeats after marriage she wi again confined, but her sui.
ierings were So great that the child died. and rr lie
was dcspateI uf Shr told by ler family physician
tai If she lad any children ne feared her o would
be the forfeit As all the remedies slIe ha tried before
had failed, she applied to tue Botanic Physician, Dr..
RAPuAEL,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-10-12
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS,

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent SAYS in the
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9TH VI April,
1859:
An English gentleman, formerly connected with tho
British Army, and who styles himself the Engisb Bo.
tanc Physician has Of late gained an extensive rrT
ton here by his skill In curing all manner Of complaints
Some Of his patients have converspd with, and they
pronounce his remedies and mode VI treatment as very
superor Some have been restored asif 10y magic Tho
medicine he used Is distilled By himself from yariUus
herbs possessing rare curative properties
"Whe aciing In the army lie devoted his lusuro
moments to thorough study uC the effects produced hy
certain medicinal roots and herbs all manner Of lis.
eases IL scents he has tunud sure and speedy rrmry
for all the ills that flesh Is heir to His pructlce is
already extensive, and daily Increasing In the com.
plants to which females nre subjected he has no equal
as large number here hyo testified that they owe uut
only their present good health, but their lives ~ tia
skilL VI tlIIs Enslish DOtAnic rhysican.n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-10-12
HEAR WHAT Tyz MEDIoAr. PRESS
SAYS.

Some physic'ns require To he told the natrc of your
dlseg3c--thn ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not. HisrHricct knnwcGsi Of the human system enables
him to describe the diseases without any !E' rmn ion from
tho patient, t1 explain its 0rial tsc and tnEuanteo
Its cure And, what Is moro valuable still he will hun-
estly aud frankly tell whether yUu be cured or not
trouble, and disappoinm,at 1t will lie the means VI
saving you many dollar; II will slvc your health,
ErA, what Il better than ALL It will save your life from
L,lUs shortened 10y wrong treatment
lis examinations midg withant any information
from the patient; therefore he thoroughly understands
their Physical condition and rhruulugn development,
without which no never could have performed many
astonishing cures. II shnul be remembered that this
Botanic Physician performs CURES thought impossible
lfyOu have tried others aud got nn relief II you wish TO
enjoy good health AMI long l il YOU wisc yun VIA
60 Rnd consult DI. RAPHAEL, the Botanic Physician
All his communications aud interviews Rre strictly
private aud cOnhdentGl.-Mslicdi J0WKdi.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-10-12
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREAL
DISEASES,

without the use Of Mercury, without hndrance from
business aud without fear Of discovery exposure. 10
deadly poisons, such as arsenic, nnx vong opium,
any other poisons. Nomcrcrry nor any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are
nsed by this wonderful Ipauic Physician. His Botanic
Remedies never yet failed to cure the most obstinate
and the most dangerous and to remove all mercury
aud other impurities from the system when all other
Remedies hal ftil-l.-lleuical JOHrnul
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-10-12

And learn that perfect and radical cure warranted
and guaranteed to all who are afflicted with wc,iness,
debility, nervous complaints melancholy thoughts de-
preston u spirits distress end anguish Of uind loss Of
sleep loss u memory, loss Of energy and muscular power
pauy grlwth, wasting away, and want Of coni hence In
themselves, ftinting hts, cunyulsiyo tTemUngs impo.
ieucc aud disgust Of iis
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-10-12
- MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE Au-
TEgoRITY.

The Rotonic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician never failed yet To mnls a perfect,
radical, ami permanent euro VI ALI