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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

Two rHR NERVOUS, DEB1ITxTED Aim yIsPONn
! EMIT OF BOTH SEXES. 4 gfeaf Sdfssfer hvins
been restored to health in few days. after hay9
misery, Is willing TO assist hs suffering Sel6&
sending (ee the receipt u postpaid addressed sf
veiope . copy Of the Jovmaa ~ care employed Direct
70 JOHN n. DA6NALL, Box 1873 Post once,
Jsn IA 1856 -. Bruoklya- n 7.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

BARGAINS BARGAISsiI At tho cbean
Auction store ON La Sale St.. 9TH aOor North
OF III. River bridge, where you viii find the
largest and most complete stock Of ready
clothing such Us
Linen Coats,
Dress Goats,
Business Coats,
Boys Clothing,
Pants and Vest of all descriptions,
Hats and Caps, r,n
Boots and Shoes,
At prices that viii enable everybody to
buy of him, and make you think that the
time of high prices is gone. Remember NJ.
Stiefel. To save money, you must examine
his goods and prices, before purchasing
e1swhere
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

OTTAWA and country. hndpg it impossible to dispose Of
bcsine-s hi. Spring. have iefiea MI up with
and choke spring stock. aud will sell at the
prices heretofore. have large AMI staple stock u
Grapes Lares HbboaA Flower. and Feathers bought
year ago. very is~ tices which will be sold
wish the ladies mter this and call ior them
selves.
have also large lot Of bonnet. 10th in silks and
Stfaws suitable Tor ccsntry trade with Willie sold at
srsat sacrifice. ALB
Iaes from the country. will find it profitable
and my making their purchases else
where. SARAH A. TAErLE,
Corner Main La Sale street, up sairs, at the old
stand Of J. ~ Tarb.e. =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

Oug New HAT.-Permitn us to saw to those
gentlemen who seei.. ID so envlous last Sunday
of cur new hat, that, instead IF trying to
steal it, and failing, to mark it up with chalk,
they could do something vastly more genteel
and sensible by going to F. C. PREscorr and
buying themselves new hats OF course, al
most any ha. on good boxing head loo
well. but Prescott las plenty of hats hum
dred times better looking than ours, and as
ii takes a very good locking hat indeed TO set
of some peoples ugly mugs. We recommend
them to try those splendid new style silk bats
at Prescotts. They are all the rage now,
and he is selling dozen or two day. In
deed as Prescott alone keeps a close run o.
the fashions, nobody can tell whether he has
fashionable hat or not unless he gets 1t of
hirs.
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FfescriDlIOus.

A'iNd competent Prescription Clerk and large
stock OF Drugs. Pay ssns others may rely upou
nsv,ng .a Prescriptions tut up carefully and correctly
SAssht AhS LAY Gee III b. Y. GRlGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27
OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OrrAwA, May 20; 1865.
The extreme depression. ola week ago, in
orr produce market, hss passed off, and for a
few days, under decided advance in prices.
business is again decidedly looking up. Cort
a week ago sold run down as low as PIC, to:
day it is worth 4sc., with an upw: I'd tend.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

flour-Spring wheat, 400 pr loo.
Corn NsaL-$2. Oea2. Csc pr. 100.
Waea.-Ne. spring tl.O0aSl.l5; No. 2, s5c.
C'rn-Ear 4se. for IS lbs; Shsiled, As for 60 III
0as-3.c for IS lbs.
BarLey-5 Soc. Tor 4s Lbs.
Hys-45c. for 60 lbs.
Timothy A.~d-&5.O0
Pe.atOes-sl.o0 p. bush
Eygs-l2c.
Eutker--l2c
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

OPERATION fI>TrLA Aso-Iiarrison Phillips, Of
B-ment. Pait Co, III, having been afflicted for many
months with ristnl. and having tried different surgeons Of
linois and also Lafayette Indiana without upon
visiting Dr. Knots Office in Ottawa last saturday the
DR. performed the en successfully removing tbs
tiye Issua, &C. f--. n --r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27
CONSTELLATION FREE

Patients must their State post office address
plainly All letters requiring aIsNe must contain
letter stamp and be addrsssed to DR. KNAPP SON. Box
G-ASySf he above diseases ct6e treated successful
" by the peenss describing their case in letter, when
Dr. KNAPP, who wil visit Ottawa regularly IN the III
ture can be consulted at the 6eigsr House.
Thursday, July 18th
Thursday, Sept. 9TH.
Thursday, Nov. I'd.
Thursday, Dec, 18th.
Dec. y, isea-n
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Following partial list Of property to be sold:
l6 mich Cows, Is Strers, II two years old
Heifsrs, 2 dry Cows yearling Steers, /
Durham Bull, Calves, 2 three yr. old Colts,
two year Colts, yearline Colt, r horse,
IA Hogs. 2 Reapers, Shelter aud power
Corn Cob Crusher Also about. 1900
bushels Of Coin, 2OU bushels of Wheat
$50 Of Barley. Also very large stock of
every kind Of Farming Impliments. Also
HOUSEHONb- FURNITURE.
Sale at nthic Auction, % tbs highest .ndAsst bidder
without reserve to commence At o'clock, ii.
TKRMSs-All sums Under IS, cash; that sum,
credit OF gmonths will be given notes with approved
security ct Q per cent. interest.
ANAIdNE READ, Admiaiaraftis,
ELIAS p. READ, ldMfsiardtat
Nays, les5-3t WIN. ~ READ, ldainsyutor.
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FOR SALE.

The farm owned by the sascrih~r situated the bluff
three miles North east of the Court House and milo
and half from the city limits, In beauty Of location and
conYenc for profitable oonpation, aardly equ,lled
any farm OF like size h the county IL contains l4o
; ,es J,C>CHAMpIIN.
Ottawa April 81 1861.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-05-27

And the aonlv sure pnj CERTAIN REMEDY fer t'o-e
affecting complaints peculiar ~ ak sex, whether
red single
These Pills nothing new, bat have been Used ~ tl-
Doctors many years both France and America tn
many Thousand ladies Who have used ihen- 70 cAs tie
Pills public the a!issation o: those suffering trOm
irregularities whatever, well t. prevent increase
# family where health viii permit it. Females pecu
lisrly salased thee supng thrnselSe e. ~ tat
ID using those Pills while IN that iiicn-
the pru.eiur assumes -Nr-iaty after the above
aimonoL. although .tiffI1 Eillua-- would prevent any
ni-ciiCc 20 health, o-rwisv the Iis recon ended.
Pun and ~! ..-ity directions agc'niisBy easi. l-x
10000 BOXES HAVE BEES SOLD IL 2 YEARS.
Ten thousand UoAes by letter, 10th 10y myself and
agents - al parts the world to w;c have
-u Trturucd which ladies say nothing like tie above
Pills have cen known si,Fe fe Science Of Medicine Dawn
upon the World in removing distractions and restoring
nature proper channel quicting the nerves, and
bringing beck the rosy coyr Of health TO the cheek Of
the most delicate
Frir. 81 30 per box Six boxes fr 500
sold by ali Druggists.
AMI by Z. I GRI6GS. seagSn, for Ottawa Ill r. VIII
ali orders should lie addressed.
Istdi,s BY sending him II can have the pills sent corb
deitiay by mail free ~ Portage and without otsrrYan
Is4Tt a: the city or country.
e. : LACEY. Geii-rsl Travelling Agen. H. the Western
S'Ater. l67 b-ariOTn stresi. ti,.csgp III.
y. u. None Genuine Un!css iIe box = -igu-a, : 2.
HOWE slIII
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IBaZi mes
.rO THE PURI.KC.

'H ;ena ''''' -'''' OIL srpsrRS& aresor!
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MATRIMONIAL.

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The First Cerps-Notice to Veterans.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST CORPS, I

HEADQUARTERS FIRST CORPS,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. 81, 1854.
Veterans desiring to enlist In the 1st Army
Corps, should report in person at the office Of
Col. O. f. johnson, Soldiers Rest, Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington, ID. O.
Any Veteran who has served two years, has
been honorably discharged, and is physically
qualified, may enlist In the Corps for one, two
or three years.
Those enlisting will receive from the Gov
ernment bounty of $500 as soon as they are
mustered in, and, in addition, the regular in
stalments from the Government, In proportion
to the period of enlistment, as follows: 300 for
one years service, one-third paid on enlist
ment; $500 for two years service, one-thifd on
enlistment; 1900 for three years service, one
third on enlistment.
They will be credited to the quota Of the
district in W hich they or their families may be
donliciled and will, therefore, be entitled to
local bounties.
Free transportation will be furnished them
to Waship gton by any Provost Marshal.
The best arms in the possession Of the
Government will be furnished these troops,
and they will be allowed to retain their arms
when honorably discharged.
Headquarters Major General Hancock :-159
street. between 18th and both streets.
Office of the Board for the Examination OF
Officers :--Brigadier General John r. Brooke,
president, 1S3 G street. between 10Th and Goth
streets
BY order OF Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec 27.tf Assistant Adjutant General.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
OFFICE BALfIMORl L OHIO m. co.,
~ WASHINGTON, Deeem Der 10, 1864,

&A - O.
" sns W
,s,sz fsEss HSy!ss sSssH H..
PRiss- -Lesv. wsshinsten a:so a. n. Arrive st
RRshSslphs Rs%sIps s1d New Ysrk $50 Pm No
no. s..BHLTIMoRE 4 WESTERN TRAIN
With sSSsna sss At T..g
for the West, and reaching Baltimore At 1000
No. a-NlW YORK MAIL TRAIN-Leave Wash
1stop : ai;iSt ~: Arr,vs at Bsltim9rs ct Io:S3
No. s-BALTIMoRB TRAIN AND WAY STA
kess With i,s At s
No s1RALTIMeRs CONSULTATION AND
train stops At Bladensburs. Beltsville Laurel and
No. T"besToN, ALBANY & NEW YORK Bx.
PRIss TRAINaiesve w.ships:G,n 9,. GO 500 ?: =:
gers ), This train connect with all the early morn
ns lines lssyips Ne. York for the Hast kerth
sold By this train. which is limited il capacity By
Government orders to insure the mails.
No. s-BALTIMORE & HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave hington o:49 p N. and arrive at Bsltl-
more @ e;2S Nh I;H vopr pu,,.,r,pu,. ANN
wEsr Wis rsRN NHR TRAISAHeaTe NE W WasRin ssen At $50 $50
Pm stopping at Relay House use fsr WssteEn W sssen-
Parkersbure, and all points in the West. Reaches
New York at 6:15 A.
FOR ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
with the SIS Al and the 3 and 4:30 P. n. from
Washin gton. No trains to or from Annapolis on
Hunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
THE ONLY TRAINS From WAsHINeToN
for passengers Sunday are the ST. 15 and 11:15
An. and P. n. for Baltimore, and 1:30 p. n:
for baltimore, 2 hilsdelphis, and the West, and
the p. II. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS 70 the West. IS we'll ~ to
Philad elphia, New York, er Boston, can be han st
the Station Ticket Ooe at all hours the day. as
we'll as at new Office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and
6th streets.
BAGGAGE win be checked at all hours,-also for
threugh points. to save trouble and confusion at
the de- parture of the trains.
ALL LLPARsENGERS, VIII. ther soldiers or citizens,
are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
rules of the Line establ he'd for the general ad-
yantase, such rs the keeping OF one or more cars
exclusively for ladies and their and the
prevention of smoking in any but tho smokers
cars and also to make cheerful com plianee
with the decisions Of the agents or conductors
in regard to their seats, tickets, etc. especially in
the hurry of starting the trains.
W. p. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
L. d. COLE, General Ticket Agent. dec 20
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TREAsURY DKrARTMENr.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE CoMPTRoLLER OF TIE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON December 81, 1854.
=, whereas, By satisfactory evide cs presented to
the undersigned. it b as been made to appear that
The National Bank al Commerce. Of ieorgeto,cn in
the Csty Of Geors.toscs, ia the ceunty of Washtsg
ton and District of C0lRulSia. has heen duly or
EaniEed under and according to the Requirements
of the act of Cos entitled AN act to provide
States bonds and to provide f,r the circulation
and redemption tn. resf;n approved June 3. 1854
act required to be complied with before com.
msncing the business OF banking under said act:
q the Cqrrency. do hereby certify that The
nattoxaL Bank ef G,nIusrEs of Storgetolpn, In ths
taty * Geo gst9tcr. in the county of Washiast1n
sno Utsrtct Of Celnaak "a, Ia authorized to com.
nenoe tne buiintss of banking under the act
In testimony VII. reos, witness my hand and seal
OF e6ice this thirty trst dav Of December. 1854.
IL HUGH McOULLOOH.
jan 2.eot Oomptroller of ,he Ourrnsy.
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= elegant 00uNTIR sHoW GHsEs 81 tie Il bSai bSsss
n;xksHs In New York. Apply 70 p. J. BkLL1W &
Co. sIe ;th stzsst three doors saath Of Qdd Pei
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS IHEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near WilIard's Hotel,

Fenns?lFAnIH AToHue' Heal "II1ard 3 Hotel,
SECOND WEEK
OF the Renowned Tragedienne,
MISS AVONIA JONES.
who will continue her Celebrated Tragic Iraper-
sonations the coming week, commencing
MONDAY EVENING, January 9. 1865.
with her favorite character of MARGARET H.
LOVES SACRIFICE
The Entertainment will conclude with favorite
Per 1formanGe by the
MARTINETTI TRoIlpR
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o r &c 1 A L.
Far Department. Adjutant Generals 9Ge

War Department. Adjutant Generals 0fee,l
Washington. January 7, 1865.
First Lieutenant Hanson E. weaver, Sth
United States infantry, heretofore published
for absence without leave, is hereby notified
that he Is exempt from dismissal from the ser
vice OF the United States, the military com.
mission instituted by Special Orders No. So,
series Of 1863, from the War Department, hav-
ing reported that satisfactory defense has
been made in his case.
A, A. NICHOLS,
Assistant Adjutant General
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RORD'S NEW THEATES.
TcNtA stTsst, abovs Pennsytuonio avenus.

FORD'D NEW THEATES.
Tensa stysst aboss Pennsysuanta auenus.
SECOND WEEK
or the Eminent American Traeedian,
MR.. EDWIN FORREST,
Supported by the celebrated actress,
MADAME PONIsI,
VIC MIR JOHN MoCgLLoUGH,
and an unequalled Stock Company.
MONDAY EVENING. January
Will Dc presented MAUsETH. mA'sf 'ie'e'
with the following Powerful Cast: uo,nrsr
n MACBETH-... ..----........ - Nh; fOhSssIt
MasdYf i H. amcCup5o1sa; ponsi
T1EsDAY, seventh Night Of Mr. EDWIN FOR
Mr.. FORESTS Nights-MoAday, Tuesday.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
THE OXFORD HALL OF MUSIC AND
PINACOTHECA,
Ninth street, fronting on Penusylvania avenue
.4lE RsS9RS ssss5 6E SE 15spN4FSFssh THs M4gSFs
COMPARE oCR COMPANY.
'irs week miss MISS ADA TEsMAN.
the popular vocalist.
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
the sf sia Tf?s snd e
the best dancers on the Anne erica1 stage.
Hushss g%Gushs,1y' %O4s;mty' BasT5 Mons Gas5sr sss;ks
and .hi1tz s,leptsd Meb PsT5Of Ell
LADIES' MATINEE n1SN 3N SATURDAY AFTER
When the celebrated Mount Pleasant Brass Band
as usual. Ja9-ot
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND Loss OF L1PE.-
On Saturday last serious collision occurred
near Hyde Station, on the Northern Central
Railroad, between the Pittsburg express train
and a local freight train. The baggage and
mail ATS were demolished, but the passenger
cars sustained but little damage. The most
serious part OF the accident was the killing of
Mr.. Thomas Grabill, baggage master, and two
and the injury Of w. III. Harrison Gould, con-
ductor OF the express train, and William G..
Holbrook and Robert Lamb, two of Adams
Express messengers, and num5er of others.
The steve in the baggage car communicated
fire to the mail pouches, some OF which, togeth-
er with their contents. were entirely consumed.
The wounded were all taken to Baltimore on
Saturday night, to their homes, as was also
the body OF Mr.. Grabill. Several soldiers
who were injured by the collision, were also
brought down and taken to the Patterson Park
HUs.
for.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-02


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thyp. Twice u. Long au, ''nr. y...
SE,f. taa, Hvor H., 5, GuUha u.|r
Nh, ,ro~rFVftr. FLLNIsILrT ttt 1...f ....
Cart and pleasure {, auy La, n.l,i.
prn,cx lnvicSEut VIII tc experienced ru..
.rlarly in all Crowded Assemblies. q ,..
C,.rriitay. Ra:Irrad Cars. Church paws. au.
Chur,. f,r iromrnpda and House Dress, .- & .
skirt can he q .l1t,l. when IT, .se. g. o,.ul.
sinai! place us easily ara convent H'" q. s..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-02
EEHAR WHAT TEE nE1YGAL Phlg9
SAYS. ..

some Physicians rcgurrto ln told tiis nature " v0ur
di5oasc-tho ENGLISH bOTtNrU PHYSICIAN does
not Ills perfect knowlci5O Oi shU huirth fE'nr tAn''
him to dcacrlbe the cdiseal,sNithautlI .Htit'u from
tho pit, l explain ts occhR n, ,tli tuEcr-utro
its cure and, what is more iuIlc ~, ha VIII nou'
o3y and frankly tell whether 'r tn uu rn!e" or a't
trouble, and di-appointmcut II Nil be- tie means Of
nuying you many dollar it Will gave yd'r health,
and what il better tHn all, IL will save ,uu Tito from
being shortened by wrong treatment.
His examinations aru made without any information
from the patt,nt therefore lie thoroughly understands
their Physical condition and chronological Development,
without which I5 never Cur9l have perlrual So many
astonishing cures II shoud be remembered that this
Botanic Physician performs cures thought impossible,
IfyOu have tried Ol, al -Jt 10 Fs"i 'Eo" wish 10
anjoy good health and long life II you urc Wise yo wiz
40 and cOnsult DR. RAPHAEL, the Botanic Ply ,.gan
All his communications, and interviews lre stt4Cty
private aud conhdgntiuL-MgIi.4iJ. J.rul.H.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-02
1.,n,r, P,trSr CoR1ris.--i VIE

LAnE, rAIESr CoR7EiR.--i "'s"
i, SAY to the Ladics Of Ne r.ho'
and vicinity, that I have a coa?." Of
aopns Of Madam Dorsey's ?'t1o'
Sell Supporting Corscto for sale 8.
,he lowest prices. These are To"
,uost do.irebIo article worn ty '"ii"
IN min, Of health, mi cannot h'
surcas rd for nratnrss.
CAIl and see '.r yourselves, e"d to
1,nvnCed.
MRa RurH c, BRNTI N.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-02

srmrn MAcrlHrs. i .wlsn a..

srwYa MAcuNrs. ! wish assio
10 cay to the citizens Of tbis f%a )
that ! eau furnish "Wheeler q y i,
am. Sewing Machines'-,t.4.q. q.,,6l,s,s 6ss'
mana urac,ured--a C.a."'lg.t
and a. cheap ss b ' othas, gs:-o" ...
oan sell them. III, 'e4nB "a 3o,e
Why can You not . 10
we'll M to hny frofh
Mas. RI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-02
DESAEUTEON NOTICE

The Co-rarnership heretofore existing
between Robt. A. Constable AMI David B
Shivel, in the practice of Law is this dav
by mutual consent, dissolved: and Robert
A. Constable is authorized to settle the bu:
;ness of the firm of Constable & Shival
Oct -66-3W RIA. C0NSTABL,
D. B. SHIYEL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-02
PROBATE NOTICE.

TAMES Gibbons, Administrator Of tne Is
y tate Of james Lee, late Of Vinton County,
Ohio, deceased, has filed his accounts and
vouchers. for inspection and final settlement,
and the same will stand for hearing in the
rebate Court nt inton County, Ohio, Oh The
2lst day Of October, A d. 1868.
RICHARD CRAIG.
September, - ,is6i-Sw ProbSte Judge
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-02

2aphacI.

ATTENTION 3,StgIi gI,i 4, ,i,..
| wish to say u ~ 'dp.a ,'!5E,
siIows. and hairs oLa.ng.sH 5o.gllr.G
.rh,tL will Intend 'aEEjH2E iqcir 4"fa'
Day, Bomties, and l'E.l'|i 'nIg 'ma
Ronnties: also, ior AL sh4rR.t NJ. ,..'
pnci in Soulham pttfo15b>gHfe H9!lH ~
money for their u.ious p 4"I' q, '.,,"v,'
aud three months cA,,l Gr $751;. W. u''
tsod to the ro''r"tion o. I, - #rQ Q''"'ih'
an the United States or Si1W " Vn'2 -
Pee for raca upritaiou--ifom a5 - 9''
.owing to the trouble AVID cSprn-a lncu'-
~ L. !. PRANTGN.
McAr,nur Ono,
Lily n 1863, -...-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-02

Without the of Mercury without hinirancc from
business aud without fear Of discovery exposure. 70
deadly poons, such aS arsenic, nuN rcmtca, opirr or
any other posUns NOmerCury any art.l" minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies tre
used by this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic
Remedies never yet failed to cure the most obstinate
and the most dangerous cases, and to remove all mcry
and other impurities from the system when all other
Remedies had iailed.-Medicdl Journal
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-02
EstrayOx.

StTRAYED or stolen ont of my pasture
~ fields. on the Horton Farm, ves. OF
McAflhur, an old Furnace Ok. Any fsrson
returning the Ok or giving me information
81 | can get him will be literally reward.
ed. JOHN NEWTON,
McAfthut, Ohio.
October l2, lS65-tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-02
GOOD NEWS FOR sINGLn KEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

ASG<giAsaat.4g 8e.s.
Mary DJlen aud Baior' J.J i.r..
Thomas Dolen, PIE, II p, or II ..
V. GTorvshIp VI
Pat,itE H'ran, Def. ! Crup', .a
an tn 2lst day e. uCSrp'rmO.b 1850.
~ Ju'lje" issacu a., orlo, n' atA cnm.
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The New York herald., 1865-02-20
News from Fortress Monroe.
FoRrRKss MONROE. Feb II, Is

Tho steamers New York and George Leary arrived here
last evening with released Union prisoners feom Rich
mond, and have sailed for Annapolis Colonel MulforA
remained varna to effect the exchange Of prisoners
fast they arrive Other steamers have gone up the
James with rebel prisoners and the exchange villa
bc made as rapidly MS possible.
The steamer Ariadne arrived here to-day from Fors
Fisher The captain Of the st Gamer reports that
forces had expected TO make attack upon Fort Ander
the 18th inst but failed for unknowA
70 him Before he left Fort Fisher he bright light
in the direction OF Fort Ande rson, and the supposoa
Vas tha had been abppd0ned and burned by te rcbes
The steamers Northcrncr and Ellen Terry sailed IRON
here this afternoon for Fort Fisher with colored troops
for Gcncrsl Terry us
The steamer Louisiana OF The nay lnc arrived here
this morning from. Baltimore, the ice being broken uD
sufficiently for the resumption Of travel
More coal schooncrs arc a. yi0usy looked for here.
Tho steamer Blackstone arrive. here this atcrnooa
from Savannah, stopping ut Hilton Hcan, :.
The Captain Of the blackstone brought desrAtcs from
General Sherman for the autorities at Washington,
which tecgraphed from herc The Captain of The
blackstone not informed oi the nature OF the de-
spaches and knew nothing of Importance Of sberman's
contemplated movements