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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-02
The Evacuation Of Hfchmond-Is is In.
tcudedt

The following significant article IL from The
Sntn II is evidently note Of warning to It's friends
that Richmond is to be left TO its fate and that they
would do well TO make their preparations accordingly
As The Sentinel IL the Administration organ Its utter.
ances carry more weight than those Of The Eramiaer.
which 10 vain calls tho Government to stand by the
National capital;
great deal Of causeless dsQuet has been created
in our city by some movements which purely pre-.
cauonaTy, but which have been greatly misunderstood
or isreprescnted We make this statement on author.
ty and by request in order to relieve the minds Of
people OF gratutous aD1eteA NoihiDg has been done
or contemplated but what ordinary prudence enons
with any purpose that every citizen hero would not
approve and applaud. There Is foundation for the
stories ON which build paDics and which others
may embrace for the indulgence Of prejudiccs.
With the opening Of the campaign. and In the imme
diate presence Of the two great armies which are 10
wreste for city the prize 1t is of course eminent
ly proper that Richmond should be put In her best fight.
ing trim; for she is no unconccrned spectator II 1t will
not shock some weak nerves we would. therefore re-
commend that all useless aud CONTESTANT
be urged 10 leave us, that We may defend the city
better advantage. There Is some strange fascination
about point Of danger which attracts those who but
hinder operations. Let all such withdrsw-as for the
rest. let US rub up our guns!
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CITY ITEMS.

IMPORTANT PROTESTANT MovEMEST.-The First
Quarterly Meeting Of the Christian Union Association will be
held this evening the Rev Dr. MeLntocs Church,
Twenty sceondst and Foothave, a. u O'Clock Tie Rev
Drs yenuyes Dutch Weston tBspts Durtin tsfehod.
i.t) Bacon s,oualist, and Bishop Core piscoTs
An viii speak giving their views OF the true organize
Protestant Christianity 1t will be interesting meeting
Ign. tomorrow night
CONGREGATIONAL SINGING MEErISGs.-A series
II singing meenss under the direction Of the
assoc ated chors Of the NJ r.. Church, viii
Monday evening March 1865 at the sevruthst Church,
near Tbrdaye O'Clock The grand object Of this series
Of meetings 10 carry cut the recommendation Of the late
Musical Convention viz: That singing Is part Of public
worship In which ell the congregation should unite
religious duty; and do ntss gently rehearsal Is
sary. full apply OF gre gsona music will be distributed
each meeting aud desired that tho attendance uay
equal aud much interest he manifested at the Convention.
COURT CT GENERAL SEssIoSs-March before
Recorder HodmanThe Court has been occupied for the past
two days tbs trial Of Francisco Ferris charge Of
der proved coneusiyely that the sh Of last Sep
tembcr the prisoner who bad terms with bic wife.
Merry her lodgings No. 81 James street. forced open
the door Of roo ard killed her by repeated blow. upon
the head with Tho prisoners counsel attempted to
the time Of the act ard for time previous
tue prisoner had been partially Insane. Recorder Hoffman
the jury that IT, In their opinion the prisoner
the e Of the assault abo to distinguish between right and
wrong he be held accountable the The Jury,
murder In the r degree The prisoner remsnded until
Saturday for sentence.
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hep own hou,s rather than that the Yankees should
capture the city. She stiI lives, however ao sue Ha'
not lighted the torch as yet
HEATHEN TEMPLES AND OTHER RELICS VI 'Ah-
DARIsM
I must omit al special descriptions OF particular
buildings and localities and give but rev rough notes
only ms have already far outrun all o. binary letter
limits Nearly all the heather temples called churches
bero in which they worshipped god who Instituted
and ordained Human Slavery have been smashed into
nv Gilnore's shells All the banks similarly bro
ken--dead broke Tie offices Of the Charleston Mer-
cury and Charleston Courier received similar notices
10 quit from our forces.
We visited oil tie slave pens, and broke them open
What tale Of wickedues these letter books do tell
We carried Of among ALL the entire correspondence
Of these estao.!shmen the bell the suctoDeers block
the locks, sad one sign.
Over ono slave,r aders desk now inscribed these
'evxXTs FOR TIE DAY."
IT a., an Aboliuonist; glory in the NAME Wm.
Lloy0 Garrisca.
Proclaim fberty throughout all the land, unto all
the ishabtants thereof."-tIsaiah.
"l'ut pic9 in the hands OF slave and you make a
men Of hiIn'-lJohn Brown.
On to t,ichnond."-IlHE NEw.YoEx TRIBUNE.
Feb "a. 1866.
CARTHEGE Est DELENDA!
Iwrte this last paragraph in the editorial rooms
down town. Of The Charleston Mercury. The window
glass I'D sashes are shattered by shot Over tn
mantle piece in pcncimarks, are written these lines
wnict show that the rrepressibs spirit Of radieaau
(buton the right side now seems TO inhabit the oc
still.
For Presidea, in 1859.
WENDELL PHILLIPS OF Massachusetts,;
For pioe President
FREDERICK DOUGLASS of New-foik,
! Shades of Calhosn--how are the mighty fallen
tSurely the great nufers bones must rattle in impo
tent rage at tic overthrow Of his heather philosophy
BERWICK.
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TIE following from The H1iS Is evidently an attempt
20 I" fire. the North Carolina and Virginia heart;
One Of the most atrocious crimes perpetrated SINCE
the IL ginning Of this war says me Cha'ioh bEVn'
WIS TIE sheng OF Columbia B. q, ny me rnen!, WIZ
out n momeni's warning. We are justified by truth IN
saving thnt two batteries were placed ut COMMANDING
points the west side of the river and eoiabardmel,
opened upon the city Willie II was hicd WIN women aIo
children. Mcny II the houses were perforated by Tie
missiles and the flying of women and eLtfen nom the
thus created is said 10 have been most heart
rendiDg sight No demand had been made for The sur
render Of the city. On the contrary, tie enemy up
preach was silently and steadily conducted. Some
eight ten persons were killed by tue fragments
thrown into the midst OF helpless non cOmDatanis we
informed also that after the enGeI Of the place.
squads Of the enemy marched ebout the city shooting
down such citizens ds they could find urging ~ au ex
cuse that they might be stTaggers from Beauresafds
army.
The Wig also gives the following Charlotte N 81
items,
The Brllrtia Of TIE ped states thas Col Hc,r com.
handing the post Of Charlotte is displaying ,he most
commendable energy In tie regulation " affairs con
neced with his immediate specially lie hts organized
military police force winch oecRpy every public place
and tie preseTy atom Of order where everything IL 50
favorable 10 confusion, Is tax difficult That It's sue
| cessful looOmp llshment AZ worthy OF ~ praise.
| PROM WILMINGTON.
We learn (ssys The Rdleigh Confederate of the
23d instan by passengers vie arrived here yesterday
from Gg.dsbo, Ougb. that Nilmington was evacuated
| by troops on Tuesday evening at o'clock. Al
lboFeIHntAt property, c.lton az NV tei' WI, wv
destroyed previous to the evacuation. 1t was Lot
known thst the eneRy had Occupied the place
AN ANTICIPATED RAID.
| The Charlottesville ChrOaioie Is informed there
are six thousand Yankee cavalry at smitlfeld, neal
Harpers Ferry. and that there is another force al
LovettsvIlc In Loudoun County. ana also orsider
able cavalry force ia Fart There is some idea thai
they getting ready for raid against the Cenlra
| Railroad.
A PORTABLE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The Sentinel informs US that the citizens o
Charlotte n. c.. opened their doors on the l7th an'
welcomed the refugees belonging TO the Treasury De
partment in their flight from Columbia
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Tho Rats Leaving tho Sinking ship.

In the Confederate Senate, on Saturday last
the following occurred; 49,,
Mr. Henry Of Tennessee asked leave OF absence TIL
the end Of tho session for lis colleague Mr.. Haynes.
Mr. Wigfall hoped the leave Of absence would not be
granted was he knew an ungrscous task To oppose
an fabrication for leave of absence. 1t no time
Tor members Of Congress TO be leaving the cspta IL
We went granting leaves Of absence the consequence
would be that in cry short time Congress would be
leit without q quorum. Members should stay at their
posts and II their pay not large enough 10 enable
Them to live Congress should increase II.
Mr. Henry said bnt for the peculiar circumstances OF
the case he would vote with the Senator from TeIas
Ills cole gue desired locate his family. consisting OF
his wife aud several girls, In secure portion Of his
State and for this purpose be had asked leave oil ao
seuce.
Mr. Wigfall demanded the yeas and nays, whom the
application rcflsed-yeas. 7; nays 9.
those who voted In the affirmative were Messrs.
Baker Garland, Graham. Orr. Simms. Henry and
Walker.
Those who voted In the negative were Messrs. Barn
well Brown Hunter. johnson Of Georgia johnson Of
Missouri, Maxwell, Semmes. Watson and Wigfai.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....M ARCs l.
Cleared.

Steamship Carolina Phillips Beaufort, Murray Nephsv
Steamship City Of Dublin, tBr) Erynoni, Liverpool . u
Dale. 81. d, ,,. "A
steamer Baltimore Lewis, WsshiDgtou. J. Hand
Steamer John Gibson Bowen. Philadelphia W. j. Tayie7
Go.
Steamer Flleoner. Adrich. Baltimore, Y. Bynuer
Strip H.dforJ, Gowles, Havana J. r.. Ward Co
BARK Z.pky flna (Rr Pension Demsli Mdd eton CO
Brig John Hathaway Townsend, beaufort, }. w. Ei"sn
Co. .,,,v
Bril- yicori, tIL) CaImcbel Vera Cruz J. r. Whitney
Brig Almats (tr.l Asnus Port al Prince.
Bris A. h. Cook Speed. Port Royal y. NJ. Bfxbse
Brig Charles Albert (BrD. Hardy Zazs Brett Son Co
schr. Mary Barden 9th -. Gibraltar ard Malta, b. y
Small
schr Colonel Ellsworth, Rowe, Gloucester.
schr Amaradio. Henderson, New-Bediord, Ferguson -
Wood.
schr Jason. spragne Philadelphia Simpson Clepg
schr d. - Mfer, Colby Warrington Van Brunt ssishA
Schr Eugene Pickering. CloueesteI
scir Cameo Eiw-l New. Haven. J. FogeEty
sloop Nymph. Young, Mstsmoraa
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Advertisement.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

We TO persons having Consumption IN whatever stage
Ct tho diseG use DR. WisHARTs PINE TEs Tar CORDIAL
which s readily taken by tho blood aud carried 70 the
famed Of the lungs and stop their decay once and the
patients hs 10 saved THE PsR TREE fAR CORDIAL has
great power TO dissolve the thick That stops the
wind passages Of the nnys and e1pel, from the system
THE fSE IRr. Tan CORDIAL puhes the blood sl cleanss
u all scrofaous matter that IL constantly breeding IN
temai ard external Salt Rhc, BlocIes the Face aud
all SKIN Diseases, especially cured by Dr. Wish ATT
Philadelphia.
Sold at HslmBcLrs Drug snl Chemical Warehouse No ss
Broadway n y
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row ,aa,e, NJ, post. although affection may impore
him 10 the rear and death stare him ia iton. VIII T T
seized and by the laws q hs s0n or s0p to nact
snoh punishment hos been given W ~,
gressonal statute. That statute e ns!thei OF
higher source nor OF stronger 0snps s,n,s AID
shall not. by their action induce we
belief that the cause Is defeated and our fortunes os.
Gen Lee has declared that an adourninent OF tu nr
eress at this time places to which may seen ee'
SanVer thar Richmond, would diminish me IesistnS
power Of the country by the suspicion tlat tne
wisdom Of the nation was affected WYE oanG
Inconsistent with success. and with that suOiWe Gum
depoe which the great and good always feel, he pegs
that they who passed Ia VS. TO force Others 20 I sus
not now Just before the battle is to DC .ea wnien ~
win victory and secure existence, desert an sIny
which will meet its first defeat after II has oeeh ana
doned by those who made the issue eno W
It, ..ro ,ot, ,hs,r SEATS
since sherman moved from Savannah. should return 70
Richmond 1t should not be doubted tnat there az
some who had good reason to be absent .ns u, naI ~
same reason TO leave which would obtain iur9ugu iot
soldier To such censure VIII apply proVoeu 'h'y
return to their posts Just as a furoughed private "a
Turns his company They who 40 not return .uod
be subjected TO the same laws which they have passed
for others The Speaker should DO directed u Issue
urts recalling the abscondirg members OF the capital
Should disobedence Of the writ provUAe nroIimy to
Yankee armies let law be passed directing the m
tary com uauders to execute the Speakers Proccs''
There aie many true and brave men IN tne Consiess
III other members continue to desert or II an unworthy
majority dissoves the whole body. the army expects
the President to reassemble those who attempt 10
fee aud TO keep the Congress together al son'e
speedy news Of triumph OF ruin. That ga! Is
not far distant This sumo journals that wIl snot!
publish list OF those who Abandoned their country ~
The hour when every Impulse Of honor and all the op''
cations Of duty mpored them ~ stand. may also de-
clare that the great soldier whose virtue has made MN
the cherished avorte If superior fortune ana whose
skill with tie assistance he obtained from Heaven, has
so often enabled him scatter the hosts that marched
10 page and enslaye has again relieved our country
from the scourge OF the Workman and that be still
stand. between US and enemies with that de1trons
su orb from whose untarnshed blade national hope VIII
fore ver CLEAN.
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LATE REBEL NEWS.

We have received full files Of Richmond
papers of Monday. Although perssten,ly and sgnih'
canty barren Of any information regarding shernans
movements. they yet contain several 'straws' by
which our readers may conclude which wry the pol
itca wind is blowing in the Conederacy at tie present
moment
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Adyertisernent.l
SEvEN-THIRTIEs.

VI HAVE OPENED SUBSCRIPTION sooKs AT
No. 694 BROADWAY where orders for any amount Of these
notes will be received nom to p m, and constant
supply on hand for immediate delivery.
RoBSsoN OaDsy,
Bankers and u. s. Loan Agents,
No 4 Brosdst, and No. s94 Broadwpy
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Sailed.

MARCH St-s Intercollegiate for Hsvre, George Crers
we'll Dudley Buck Linda, Pluto John Gibson Falcon Caro-
Hna, America, DeaTbal.
ship Lorenio -
Barks-R. w. Griffith. Whitmore, NJ. Z. Lockhsrt WIG
Hunter.
Bn-s-J. r. Nevius, r. K Bremen, Onesiphores.
Schooners-ottr, CardoEa John Rockford, NJ A. Hyey>.
John Randolph, Frances, Coral Isle.
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[AdYertiaernenf.l

NEw SARATOGA "STAR" SPRING.
s medicinal and cathariic effects ere unequsled Ask
~ Take other. Depot No. VI barclay NewYork
ID. WESTON, Agent
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM Rises6: 80 suu S~t....S:5i Moon SETS III ess
WATER THIS DAY. -.
SANDY Hook IL :ls Gov Island II ocrn Hell Oate. iSs
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lat ~ sc, lon. 10 a.
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NIBLO's SALOON.

NIBLOs SALOON.
~ LAST CONCERTS
of the renowned Russian Viooncells,
MILE. HELENE DE- KATOW,
and the highly ss Piano forte Vuoso and Composer
| MIR. JAMES NJ WEHLi,
prior their departure Boston, will take place on ThV
THURSDAY EVENING, March
Assisted by the young American Prima Donna,
MISS LAURA HARRIS 1900
Signors FELNiS and ROSA.
Admission 81 reserved seats 80 cents ezra A. -
Seats may be secured a Messs Beer Schirmer no cs
Broadway Hall Sons, No. 81 Broadway, and s'oehs
No. Wall st., commencing on Tuesday morning. ~.
BOARD WANTED.-Drawing-ro slnali
ID paror sitting. two bedrooms bath rooIn es %
first second a0or, with private table ioF sens
nurse snd little girl eight of age Address j. N' '
PossOice Box No. 3s29. New-York.
L,OR SALE OR TO LET-A FARM OF l3b
acres acres cleared land aud buildings Ia GOOD cons
ton miles from New oik near the Ere hahrosd
Apolv n, j. j. BURNER, No. b Beekman-st.
DkOOF RE ADER WANTED.--A good prac-
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ton by application at d. AfrLb!oS x s9s s1mPoslrx
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The following comprise all the war item
good Rebels on the 27th ult.
IN FRONT OF PETERSBURG.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
CH EROKEE CURE!

An uutH'lng cure for Sermatorrhca ScrniRa
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions and all disea.
ses cuUsed by rclf-polnton : such rs. Loss nj
Memory. Universal Laseitude, PniAs in the
Back, Dimnds~ ofNtsinn, Premature Old Ace
Weak Nerves. Ditiicu ty of l}rea ming rrimh,
iing. Wakeiuine.:, Eruptinns on the Face. ruie
tOIntouunce Insanity, Consumption and all
the Dirtful COMPLAINTS CAUSED by departing
fra the path OF nature.
This medicine is simple vegetable extract.
and one on wncn all can rely. as IL has heoh
used in our practice for mahl years and with
thousands treated, it has not failed H. u single
instance. Its curative powers have been suti-
ciont to gain victory over the most stubborn
case.
TothosO who have trifcd with their con,'i-
tuition. until they 'hink themselves beyond the
reach of medical aid. we would say. Despair
not! the CHERoEEE CURE will restore you to
health and yigor and after all qGack doctors
have fuicd
For lulI particulars, get Circular from any
Drug Store in the country. or write the Pro-
prietos. who will mail free to any one desir
ing The same, full treatise in pamphlet f rm.
frice 2per bottle, or three bottles for -,
'nd forwarded by Express to all parts of tho
: orld.
Sold by all respectable DRUGGISTS everywhere
DR.. W. Il. MERWIN d CO.
SOLE PRoPRTEToRs.
No 80 Liberty Street, New York
Feb 1SG4,-atw-lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
81 THIS SIGN VIZ GOlLQIB
"Whenever the Wv sermS long,
0 he heart begins tn fall
We sing more wonderful snng.
Amt leli d more rlwyeuus tale"
january, lSt 1865.
TWENTY"SLVINTH ANNIVERSARY
OF TIE
NEW YORK HERO URY.
January, lst 1865 .
rwENTY.sLyINIH ANNIVERSARY
Pride OfIhe FIcSidC.

ln the prime Of vigorous in'"l|ccinal
mann,o rhc Phcnix Il. Ic wrckirS beg ms
il q .-nr lnr l'r ncw wear. over the wrecks
Of lis aoggrg nud i'rlcs, contemporaries
with lis eve fixed upon the sun ben, alh
whi'h 10 uwr> uu ri,tlt.
Tue war. wAirhhas up.ird down WHIT.
ever /, shadow an ba.lcrs, hus written no
wrinkle ,urh. bright gus ut our .ucccss.
Oar lruure, 'ur hr issue of 1863 IN he the
Imilit, Of uh~'rvcr hr,ao'ore been d d.,m.
ri i'm, crih m ,,rpd .iIru.ma. b m side,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
LEG NOTICE.
HE STATEOFOHIO, VINTON oorrNrv
lNPhOBATE COURT.

lNPhOBATE COURT.
Joseph Wilcox adms. Pltf
of Susan Alexander Dec p,,;.,
against SaIi. on pon,''. 10
Sarah Alexander ej al Dert.
Lacarlah l. Alexander defepdent no,, ro.;J,.
OF the State Of Ohio, whose residence
known, and one OF the heirs Mt law % q e G un-
Alexander deceased. Will take nntioo tLa.
Joseph wilcox administrator of the Esto &c
susan Alexander deceased on the Orb Io,, Oe
November 1864, filed his petition in H., "Ty Vi
bate Court Thin and for the Count, nS W..
ton State of Ohio. alleging .hat rho uo, W YIN
estate oi said deceased is insufficient to ray ier
depts ana the Charges of ministe,ing hor
estate; That she died seized in fee simple Of tba %
lollowlhg described real estate Situated in saiS
couhty oi NIhton;to wit: Commencino at tba
south west corner Of section number nine ~ 70 t'
IN township number nine, o., } of range -, W
Der GIG hteen, tlS,) thence north niratu m"l IN
rods, thence east !hrty four rods tIoUno Uno
south nlnty one rods, thence west mi rtvI fnrU
reds to the place Of beginning. contS;,i,l, T"r
twenty acres more or less, and that Sn.aLs
Zacariah RebeeCa =. and Johr W. AIoSonSn,,
as her heirs ut law, hold the mex, estade &c
Inheritance therein. '''"'' VI
The prayer ofsaid petition is for ,ba s.1o 30
sld premises, for the payment of tLo 49,
md charges aforesa d. said petition vviI' V bo ue
nearing on the 10th day of L eeembe- Is64 cr
r. :, soon after as council can be heard
r'oh'i = -oi-4w JOSEPH WILCOX,
co. toT1 py Atty Adms. Susan Ahx-
''ito ne andeT deceased
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS
SAYS.
Width 2.-First col.
FACTS ARE STUBBORN TEIIMasI

Hear what tho Philadelphia correspondent says in ,h,
Commonwealth Wilmington, Delaware, 9th Of April,
1859:
"An English gentleman, formerly connected with the
British Army aud who styles himself the English Do.
tanlo Physician has Of late ga ned extensive -sputS
ton here by his skill IN curing a manner Of complaints
Some Of his patients have cunyersrd with, aud they
pronounce his remedies anl mode Of treatment as very
SUPERIOR Some bayo been restored as II by magic. The
medicine he used Is distilled ry himself from various
herbs possessing rare curative properties.
"While acting In the army he devoted his leisure
moments to thorough study Of the effects produced by
certain medicinal roots and herbs on all manner Of dis
eases. II seems he has found and speedy remedy
for all the ills that flesh Is heir to- His practice 10
already extensive, and daily Increasing In the com.
plants to which females arc subjected he has equal,
large number here have testified that they owe not
only their present good health, but their lives, to the
skill Of this English Botanic Physician" His Office is at
Mo 20 EAGp r-Y1rTlIY SHYrp7ua
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
DR. A Condee Macarthur.
VIM. Bnrtrnshaw, llamarn.

NOTICE is hreb, given ,I,at Mary Mur
/ Y dozen cxccdrX orthe E,lalr of Pat.
rick Mmdock late ci Vnlon rumly, Ohio,
deceased lGho,lUaS Executor Of the estate of
James MeConneli decreased, has fled her &c
counts and vouchers, Of the estate Of james
Mcconnell deceased, tor inspection aud fin
al settlement; and that The same vi be
for hearing ON the Both day Of Uecrmb Der
1864. RICHARD CRAIG,
u G. S,hi864 -3N Probite Jndgf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-19
FE OK d EAT II
JslrF1ssyt1-g 'soc y-lE- ~
q. A...Nl.!..N.zl.,l1I'!NI2zl21 ]. !!
SOLDIERS
DuIi't 10 Back 10 the WAR.

Many have died from DiarrhDi and Dys.
EMERY in your regiments now take wsrn,
ing and do not return without supplying
your knapsacks win a bottle OF DR. Srrirk
lands Anli.Cholera Mixme--rememher
how many were saved last wear by taking
il after being discharged and sent from the
hospitals as inrurah!e. One dose will i'm
msdiJrey relieve the most severe case Of
Dtdr.huGa or Dysentpry, II is aCkuowl.
rdged 10 cure Chronic Diarrhea and Dys.
rnlery. Now don't neglect il, for on your
return n change Of diet and wale:, etc
will most certainly bring on Darrhgi, an
ii 30 cent bottle of DR.. Strickand's Ani.
Cholera Mixture will cure you aud several
Others, 1t viii, keep good in ally climate.
Do not fail to tell your comrades to put a
b9ulr OF /. in their knapsacks.
Sold by Druggist, anl l-prepared only by
DR.. A. Strickland East Fourth street.
o.
March "a, '64. ~.
Soldiprs-we think Dr.. Strickland i,
quite right in advising YOU in hls advertise
menl IN OUr columns Of To- dny's paper to|
take IL bottle Of ltis.highly recommended An
ii-chOlera Mixture in yuul hnapsarks, ~
may cave The lives OF mauy Of our best sol
diers. Mothers. see that yous sons do not
ueglrbt il, You can get it al the Drug stores
at so Gems per bottle. 1t is the best remt'
dy far DiauhGa and Dysentery.
Mar 81 '64ly.
DR. STRIoKLANDs Krmedie- 'or.