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DDn'I 'Ilsp Rack To IiIY. WuT.

DON'T 0ip Silck To HE war,
May have died from DianhH and DIS.
entery in your regiment; now take warn.
ing aud ~ not return without supplying
your knap.arkS win bottle OF Dr. Slrck
lands n'i.Chelera Mixmr--remer1ber
how many were saved last wear BY taking
it after heing discharged aud sent from the
hospitals as incurabe. One dose will i'm.
mediately relieve the most severe case OF
Dtar.hoGa or Dvseutery 1t is acknowi
edged 70 cure Chronic Diarrhea and Dys.
enlery, Now don't neglect it, for on your
return n change Uf diet and waie:, etc
will most certainly bring on Diauhea, an.
80 cent bottle of DR.. StrickIand's nti.
Cholera Mixture will cure you and several
Others II vii, keep good in ANY climate.
Do not fail to tell your comrades to put a
b2uIr Of i: in their kudpsacks
Sold by Druggist. and sprep'red only n,
Dr.. Strickland 6 EI,, Fourth street
Cincinnati, O.
March "a '64. Nv.
SoIdcrs-ws think DR.. Strickland /,
quite right in advising Won in hls advert ,r
nent ~ our columns a. t. da,'s paper
take bottle Of his highly recommended J.
ti-cholera Mixture in youi knapsacks, i
may gave the lives Of many Of our best sol
diers. Mothers. see that yous sons do not
megl1bt it. You con get it al the Drug store,
at 30 Gems per bottle. 1t is the best relnr
dy far DiarrhGa and Dysentery.
Mar 2l '64iy.
DIX. STRlCELANDs Remedies foI
sale ry
DR. a Condee Macarthur.
VIM Burtrnshaw. IIa,ndrn.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-29
SIlERIFF'S SALE.

SMte Of Ono, VIntOn County,
j. Martindill. Pl:f, In Conrt OF
against SCOmnonPleas
Ben. Dill IL John DilkDeftI, On EXECUTION.
Dy virtne Of an Execution TO ms directed from
Dthc Court OF Cemmon Pleas Of Vinton Coun
ty. Ohio. will cffer for sale at the table OF
John Dill. & the Foundery of Benjamin DilI
in llamden Clinton Tp., Vinton County Ohio
on
Saturday June the 1911 1865,
between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ. and
four O'Clock. P. ~. of said day. the iollowin
property. wit: Ons Portable saw mill and
rigiugs. also eleven plOws, one two horse wagon
o 9 spring wagon anl one Brown horse
Taken as the property of Benjamin aud
john Dill TO satisfy a judgment in favor Vi
j. Martidil.
TERMS OF SALE, cash 10 hanl
CONSTABLE y SHIvEL, J.J. SH0JKEY,
Atys. for Pltf Shift. V. Co. o.
May 25th lSfs--5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-29
IIerGiary ilum9"s.

N.S ROWE T. co Sic seu's
43 Liberty ST.. New Yo.k.
March 23rl 1858 -l,r.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-29
Doubt no MOvc.
FOB SALE RY
Sli ERlrF S s LIE

Slt EKl / . lbE
Richard Ashnrst & Son
dGAINsT, On order OF
T. A. Branol. John c. P. Ysale.
Brown , Y.r3 H3;nry Reynolds and Vendi No. 8
Ry virtue of an Venli Fxporss to nj direot
ed fror. the Court of'ominor Pleas of Finton
county, Ohio. will off.r for sale at the door Of
the Court IIousein Nc Arthur. Vlnton county on
Satwday tie 20M daS of May A. d.
between the hours Of fen o'clock a. NJ. aud
four o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, the following
property. to-wit: The Norlh hslf Of ln.lO
", excep feet off OF tho South side of said
North half, also, the West half ST ln-l'ot No.
ll6 in The town Of Macarthur, Viuton county,
Ohio. Taken as the property of Edward A.
BrStton to satisfy a judgment in favor Of
Richard Ashurst ts con. APPRAISED at, Lot
No. 81, two hundred and fifty dollars, half lot
lls approi-ed at twenty dollars. aud must
bring two thirds Of Mat sum. Terms Of sale:
Cash in hand.
O"' JOHN ] sHocKEY, Shelly. co,
Anvil % ih5-du
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-29

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s.n'r', c anu anu consumption u Is on'y
u'oVss'ry lol anN one uo"O'ra with these
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-29
Digestiv e Organs
TIL Ely CURE

The well knoWn Dr., WARREN. Of Boston
says of these Pills They have the finest ef-
Isct upon the Liver aud digestive organs OIL
any medicine in the world and are the mos
perfect purgaive which has ever vet been
made By anybody. The ellict have abund
anty shown To the community how much
they excel the ordinary medicines in usp.-
hey are safe and pleasant TO take, but pow
I luli TO cure. Their penetrating properties
tmultte the vital activities Of the body
remove the obSlTuctous of its organs, puri-
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on; the !oul humors kat breed and grow
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organs into their nalura! action, aud i'm
part healthy tune with strength Ia the
whole system Not only do they cure the
everyday complaints of vpybody, but also
formidable and danCeroueisedses Whik
they produced powerful effects, they are at
the came time, in dimisEpd doses, the safest
and best PhYsic that eau be employed Tor
children. and being purely vegetable are Tree
from any risk or harm
Tn" mos; remarkable feature Of these pills
i, The perfection with which the, act on TX
tremely dissimihr chronic diseases The
SAME D SIS CURE DiarrhGa or D,sppsis, IN
either caSe restoring the organs to healthy
and nalufa CONDITION. which cannot be said
Of amy other medicine in rxisleuce."
They ueale pure blood and reHnvc all
impurities from lhe system, hence are pos
live cure for
Fgvur E,sdnehe. Piios, Mrrcurinl We
spuspS and
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-29
DeS Family sewing Ma.
chine.

IJAVING MADE, for over seven years, the
/ most popular Family Sewing Machines in
the country, and now employing 81 900 600 in
their business, and making 100 Ma,Iines per
day, they are prepared, with such extrat rdina-
ry facilities and experience, to guarantee to le
purchaser entire satisfaction. AL our Mae
hines are made equally well, and are
WARRENTED THREE YEARS,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-29
TuE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIEN os

Published for the benefit, and asa CAU
TION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suf-
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
Of Manhood, &c, supplying at the same time
TuE MEANS OF SELF -CURE. By one who has
oured himself after undergoing considerable
eupkery. By enclnslng postpaid addressed
envelope single copies may be had Of the au-
thor,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esqr
Broo allyn, Kings Co. n y
June 2nd ls53-lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-29
SHERiFps SALE.
State Of 0hiO, Yintoa C0'miy

ClsIrissa DOvd Ptf( In Court py,. o.
Erwin T. wd Deft. On order OF sale,
J)URsUANT to command Of an order OF sale
IN the above cause e. mo directed frGn th9
-. mt of Common Pleas, Cl the aioresaid CouIn
fVinton, ] will offer at public sale at the
A. ofthe Court House, in the town Of Near
M. n the aforesaid county Of Vinton on
W., urday the 24th day Of June 1865,
Rott' y the hours Of ten o'clock, A, NJ, and
S,',s SUsge hex, +. NJ, of said day, the following
r, rSt VcIt to.wit: One hundred and Thirty
fcyTH oflaud situated in the north half OF
..os,ss sefs mberthrty-two, (32) in township
SVvsivn nu \, 90, J Of range number sixteen
~ nu%oef sei o, Companya Purchase and iurth-
h.Oij Y. VI om as follows: Beginning Eleven chains
" SeeeriCou uks west OF the north east corn
AnS s"enyh ton number thirty two, (32,)
OF o OF ssid sec amber ton. (l0,) Of Rang num-
Dor sixteenll l6 rtv-ore chains and twenty-Gye
Dience south 70 ~ fthirtv.tso chains and nine
nKS thence We north forty-one chaius and
hhh', thenIG ks, thence east thirty two
wehy .nVe, ~ link to the place Of begin
Inains ana sevor, hundred and thirty five acres
ing CONTAINING wy or less.
be tho same more ucr,y Of Erwin Z. Dowd to
TaKen a. tne W utavor of Clarrissa Dowd.
eNhty q JuGgnIeHTSu NJ auty six hundred dollars,
appraiser ~ Nv, ngtwo third of that cum.
else0 and mus S W, 40 h in hand.
BRArroS g. Mayo sIf " 10 n
Att'ys for Pitt, ;-5w '"' w. "
Mry 25,-6l ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-29
Photographic ATbnmS.

Photographic ATbnmS.
We were the first introduce these int
the Uuired Sta,es, d we manufacture
immense quantities = great variety, rang.
o IN price form 30 cents to $50 each. -
w.. w., ALBUMS have the reputation OF be.
irg 81 ,nrlor in bedn'y and durability to
m1 on; H,ber, ou Thy will he sent by mail
FREE, on receipt Of price
EryE ALBUN's MADE IT, ORDER.
.CABD PHOTOGRAPHS
Our Catalogue now embraces over Five
ThousanI different subjects to M.h'ch addl'
lions are continually being made) ofpor.
traits of emikent Americans, ETC., VIZ
about
10 Maior Generals. IS NAVY Officers
200 BrIg. Generals, l25 Stage
216 Colunels, 500 Statesmen
40 Artists. l3l Divlnes,
100 Lieut.. Colonels, l25 Authors,
$50 other Officers, so Promin't Women
3 600 couies Of NUrks of Art
inc uding reproductions ol the most cee.
bra,ed EngrayingS, Paintings, &a'ues, etc
CttiIogn-s sent ol receipt OF STAMP, An
order ior one d"z-n pIc'ures from our Cat
alogue will bp filed on The receipt OF 81 SC
an zen: by nai.lrREE.
Photographers and Others ordering good
c.. 0. ID. will PLEASE remit TWENTY FIVE pe
cent. OF the smounI with then order.
Tie prices and qualify ol the good cal
MOI Toll tr SATISFY.
april 20 1865 mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-29
N(lTI GE

MOTT CE.
Alexander Vands-iord. G, ardian of JoIn
W, and Money Ann Graves miner and g''
heirs ol Wii;:sm Graves late "i yintu coul,i
deceased, has flied his accounts for il sGcttiun
and settlement and that the same will be Iass-
ed upon on the l7th day of June 1865
RlCllARD CRAIG.
May!sth ls65-3w Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-29
READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS

AS all parties manufacturing Sewing Ma q.
chimes are oolged to pay Mr.. Howe fee for
each Sewing Machines sold, aud are also COM,
PEELED 20 inske quarterly returns to him, stat
ing, uhder oath. the humber sold, hi, books
give correct statement ot The actual number
of Machines sold by the dihe zen, manufacturers
From this reliaJe source We have obtained the
following reliable statistics, showing the num-
her ei 81 wing Machines disposed oS durme tie
last year 'lo orted The princip ! companie,
making tn IN ure Wheeler Wilson, | NJ
Singer Co.. ind Grover a }a;er. Of the
Machines sod there wore sold.
BY WHEELER IL WILSON,. 81 305
BY NJ. Singer x Co., ,...... .......... O.gtS
~ Grover Baker, '...,. ........lU .Sr
Showing the sales Of Wheeler 4 Wilson 90 he
double 1fany other company n y Observer.
We have personally examined iha ,lri"us
VI lchlnes hciofc 'Fc pnhic. wittgn ausiuus
desire tn place before pur !, idei- relfb', f. -or-
uution. A. the result If such Cxamlr alton We
uuhosltHtnlly recrmr. .rnl Whoclcr Vi'.on'
Sewing Nurhi'ea as he Machine for family u.e
Western NariStnnn hi"Ccuts
Ny Ht,ia dar ehrer, Of nine veu-s t,kes on
Naci iucE-Wl aler a Wilson's arart. oil 8
It. and pnt~ II ~ place easily and ready aiusts
it, parts. and performs with it all ordinary
work. She cTn make her own dresses incul-
ing henmng gathering ard setting in the
sleeves fOur 'Luhth use in NY family has
made lta necessity and luxUry.
Rov, G. B. BoYNToN.
We bse the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine, and can say in regard TO II that It is with
out rival. No other Mach ne exceeds 1t in It's
adaptation to all purposes Of domestic use.-
Scientific American.
lSs- Send for n circular containing specimens
of sewing, test!monals, pric =, etc
WILLIAM SUMNER \ Co.
June 30. Ga - west Fourth -. Cincinnati
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-29

EOR Blanks OF all kinds call at
the DEMocRAI OFFICE,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-06-29
SIIERlFF"S SALE.

STATE of Ohio. VntOn County.
Bcnewell Petherof etal Pltffs) In Court cf
against Com. Pleas Oh al
SusannaL fethcrolfetal DeftS las order of sale
Nrtiec is hereby given that will offer for sale,
a, public auction ut the door Of the Court
Hcn-e, in the town Of Nc Arthur, Vinton County
Ohio. on
the 22l day Of July 1865,
at one o'clock p. NJ. of said day the following
real estate to wit. The south east quar- er of the
south wrst quarter Of section number five.
Township uU nlhcr ten .ufrange number eighteen
al % the west half Of the north west quart r,
anl the nnr'h half of the south west QUA or OF
secI on number eight, township number ten, OF
rai ge number dgh'een. the said three tracts
cintamiRg ~ hundred acres, Ia ore or less by
virluc uf al Alias orl5r Of the Court of Com
Pleas in aud tor said county, made in certain
pet ton fpr partition wherein Benewell Feth-
croft. Albert stump and Susannah Stump hi'
wife, and Others, are plaintiffs, aud Susannal
fethernf and others are defendants. issued ny
the sail Court Of Common Pleas Of the said
Cuvuty Of Vinton, aud state Uf Dnio, aud L
inc directed IA sheriff of said county.
/ The brSt OF Il C above described tractS Of lanC
{ is apprIS,i ct two hundred dollars, the secohC
at one hundred aud sixty dollars, and third a
/ two hundred dollars,
! TERMS, CASH. sale in hand.
WpIsHr DANA Atlys. J.J. sHoCKEY,
for Plainttf. Sheriff, Woo.
dune lSthls65.--ss
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as may be consistent with the facts of the
case and the peace aud dignity of the
United States.
The Secretary of State will establish
rules end regulations for administering
and recording the said amnesty oath, SO
as to insure its beuefts to the people and
guard the Government against fraud.
In testimony wheFeofI have hereuuto
Sc. my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed.
Done in the City of Washington, the
tweuty-nluth day of May, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred aud
sixty five, and of the independence of the
United States the eighty-ninth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President VIM H. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
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Rebel Completely in the Mur-
der.

Much of the the evidence goes to show
that the plot for the murder of the Pres,
ident was the common talk of the Rebel
camps as far back as the Summer of 1868,
after the defeat of the enemy at Gettys-
burg. Wilks Booth visited tho rebel
lines in the Shenandoah vally, at Harris
ouburg, at that time, and the general
tenor Of the conversation among the reb-
els was thus stated by Henry Won Stein
acker,au ex-rebel officer:
The purpose of the visit of Booth was,
as was informed afterward, to.send GER.
tain officers on detached service TO Cana
da and the borders, and 10 deliver pris
oners, to lay northern cities in ashes and
finally, to get after the members of the
Cabinet, and kill the President; that was
the main purpose | heard that more
than a thousand times, bu; never so much
as at the time when was informed it was
the purpose Of the meeting; | always
considered it common braggadocio before.
1.-THE DETACHED SERVICE"
1he same witness continued:
Q. The "detached service of which
you speak, on which these parties were
to be sent, you say related to Canada and
the destruction of the northern cities
along the Canada Frontier? A. 1t was
outside the Confederate lines--either
herein the northern cities, or 10 Canada.
Q. Did you understand that the detach-
ed service vas to be performed in that
direction along the Canada frontier and
in our northern cities? A. This detached
service was anicknane in the Confederate
army for such purposes.
@. 1t meant that sort of warfare A.
Yes, sir.
@. You spoke Of laying the northern
cities in ashes; did you understand that
that, was the mode iu which that warfare
was to be conducted, by firing our cities?
A. Yes s,sir; by firing the cities down, ,and
getting the people dissatisfied with the
war, and by that means bring forward a
revolution among the people in the Nofth.
That was the purpose.
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The question has long been agitated as
to who i, responsible for the cruel treat
ment of our prisoners confined in Libby
and other prisoners in the South, may
now be considered as definitely settled,
through no less person than ex rebel
Senator Foote. Itappears that Mr.. Foote
was member of the Committee in the
Senate tc examine into the treatment of
prisoners, and the report of their harsh
usage and starvation. His story, as told
by his own relatives, shows deeper in
tention than has been generally supposed
aud fastens upon JEFF. Davis aud his cab
met crimes both startling and appalling
in their details
Mr. Foote, it is aaid, states that the
Investigations shoYed conclusive evidence
that II was decided in cabinet meeting
TO reduce the rations served out to the
prisoners, that 1t should so weaken their
constitution In connection with the con.
fnement, that it would destroy them as
soldiers, and make them when exchanged
worthless
Senator Footc determined to report these
facts to the Senate, but the balance of
the committee overruled him, and sup.
pressed the facts.
My informant further states that it was
on this point that the quarrel between
Davis and Fooe broke out afresh, which
resulted in the latter leaving Richmond
and seeking some scquestered spot where
such horrid deeds were not committed.
Here then is the evidence conclusive
of Jeff. Davis's and his associates guilt
In the dlabollcal deed of starving our pris.
oners deed which makes the most
stoica; person shudder to contemplate
Men who will cody and deliberately plan
scheme like that will conspire to assas-
sinate President or any other person
1t is fitting sequel that authors of such
deeds should end their careers 10 a cow
ardly manner dressed in petticoats.
No wonder Jeff. Davis cloyeu foot re-
vealed who he was.
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The Cabinet Organ of Mason & Ham
lin has, for SO small an instrument, won
deriul volume and power, and variety
of expression that is equalled only by a
costly pipe organ, while its purity and
sweetness of tone are truly charming,-
1t is most admirably calculated to meet
the wants of families and small churches
1t can be transported with safety, takes
up no more room than a melodeon does not
soon get out of order, and makes an ele,
CANT article of furniture for the pallor.
We are but doing favor to our readers
by calling their attention to the Cabinet
Organ American Baptist.
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JEFF IN PRIsoN-Jeff takes his i'm
prisonment hard. He threw away bis
rations at one time, aud declared that he
would not live in that way, for be had
not been used to it. He is kept on SOL
dier's rations. He became chivalric, ,aud
attempted to take a musket from the
guard, failing in which, he tore open his
vest, and exclaimed,in tragic style ''shoot
me," but instead of being gratifed was
furnished with a full set of iroo ieweIry
which were firmly rivited to his ankles.
He refused Connecticut physician, and
complimented New jersey by choosing one
FROM that copperhead State, but he caught
good Union man notwithstanding Poor
jeff all his dignity went out with his
power
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al 7-30 per cent. amounts to
one cent per day ON a $50 note

Notes o. all the denominations named will
be promptly furnished upon receipt Of sub
scriptions.
The Notes of this Third Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven
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ernment reserves to itself the option of pay
ing interest in gold coin at 6 per cert. in
stead of 7-3-l0ths in currency. Subscribers
will deduct the interest in currency up to
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The delivery of the notes of this third
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The slight change made in the conditions
of this THIRD SERIES affects only the mat
ter of interest. The payment in gold, if
made, will be equivalent to the currency in
terest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event
of which only will the option TO pay interest
in Gold be availed of. would so reduce and
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NOTICE TO DELINoU ENT COLLECTORS,
Annual Taxes for 1865.

NOTICE is hereby given that the list OF
~ Assessments made and taken by the
Assistant Assessor Of the llth Division Of the
18th District of Penn'a, will remain open at
his Office in Coudersport, for the examination
of all persons interested, for ten days before
Saturday, June 18th, 1865. On that day the
Assessor will appear in Coudersport to re-
ceive and determine all appeals, which must
be made to him in writing, specifying the
matter respecting which a decision is re-
quested, and stating the grounds of error or
inequality complained of. BY order of
GEORGE BOAL, Assessor.
A. RouNsv1LLE, Assistant Assessor.
Coudersport, May 80, 1865.
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