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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-21
THAI Of the Assasslns.

Ae we foretold, the military commission
called to try the menfand women charged
With a conspiracy against the lives of Mr.
Lincoln and Cabinet has come to be regarded
by the public as melancholy farce. We
have lost through this absurdty all the i'm
posing effect of solemn, Judicial invesliya-
ton, and the punishment, If il comes, will
be roboed Of The sapctty that should accom- :
pany execution. Nor Can any corresponding
advantage he adduced in favor of this grave
violation of law. The evidence we heard 40
much about as necessary TO be kept secret
iurns out insufficient to justify the Govern
ment placing any of the prominent leaders
on trial as assassins, Or as men aiding and
abetting in the boftible crime, al that has
been sworn to might as well have been pub
lished hrst as last. EnW ifser1& Hlirln
In the mean time the officers called to pay
the part of judges, without Judicial training
'or any knowledge of even the forms of Law,
have made themselves conspicuous in a way
anything but pleasant when we ret OF a. the
responsible part they are called upJu 70 per-
lorm. IL would be laugh ,be we-e it not so
grave. The reading public would have long
since broken into a guf,w, could It forget
that this is an invest RaiiOn looking to the
exposition Of q horrible crime, and that in ,ts
mode we baye a direct attack upon the safe,
guards thrown about the citz4n by ih.
lathers of the Government - Catholic Tsie
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-21
saERIFFs SALE oE LAND wARRANT

Geo, W, Houk In In, Superior Court Of
". Montgomery county,
Dan s, harber Ohio. -araa .e.tT.
DURSUANr 70 an order add decree oi said So ,,sri.
Court A. sApdl Term, 1865 In ihs above osse,
Will sell AZ lhs doorofhe Court House In Dayton, In
said county,
On satprdav he lst day Of Juiy, 1865
between one and tbFsa h'eloek A. NJ ofsad day, TO
the highest der, Lard warTnnt cert hcaie No. bQ254
boring date tp'l 2i t8i9 ana issued In the ane OF
sad defendant Ia lei s. Barber E % Hll lH7 Z
Terms OF snle cash. HEn'. H 1E'H A..f
N1s -ttIt 20, q. ". DAVIDSON.
sheriff Of Montgomery co., o., and spec Al Master.
June ID, ttw.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-21
ga'lg empire.
An Ex-Judge Sent TO LOngVIew
. Asylum rtt.f

1t is an Observable fact, te those Who hay.
frequented Vine and Fourth Streets, that a
prominent ex Judge, whose name is familiar
70 all has been SO eccentric in bis habita OF
late, that bis insanity, among those who knew
him best, has been doubted. ffl1
In further evidence of what we state. on
Thursday evening last be made a Iefocious
attack upon bis mother, aud upon bis own
vile, injuring them both severely, and in
consequences they felt compelled TO send for
q physician to pass upon his "compos mentis. y
Doctor Graham, of Seventh Street, was called
in, who, alter an elaborate examinations, pro-
nounced the exJudge a luuatic, or, at auy
rate, ht subject for Longyiew Asylum,
which was confirmed by the Probate Court
With this view of the case, the relatives of
the ex Judge concluded thsy would send him
10 the institution, and they accordingly sent
for Deputy Sheriff Hart to help them OUT
This gentleman engaged hack, called upon
the ex Judge at bis mothers residence, and
invited him TO take q ride out 10 the country
ust this side OF Carthage is Longview, and
when arriving there, Mr.. Hart remarked to
his patient that he desiered to stop and see
Doctor Langdon, the superintendent, desir
ing him to remain in the vehicle until he
returned. Mr. Hart had but Just time TO tell
the Superintendent who was bis patient
before the ex Judge entered, and saluted
Doctor Langdon.
An invitation, by Doctor LRngdou, was
given to the party to look around tie build
ing, and while SO doing, the ex.Jadge was
snrreptitiously left in q private room, after
which The otilcers returned to the city, leaving
his patient IN dnrGnce vile," until eucA. time
as h'sreeson shall return Cincinnati En-.
qufrer, June 10. TaosEeT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-21
The Condi,soa Of fvIrg,n,a.

A correspondent Of the New York World
makes the following observations on the
condition he 6nds- the people OF Southwestern
Virginia:
He 6ods much suffering, The battle fields
and pathways OF the arrnies constitute one
asst tract of desolation and but little mas bee n
done in the way OF restoration Whilst ac-
knowledging the freedom of their slaves the
late masters in a convention resolved that il
wou Id be better for the slaves 10 remain and
work for their late masters until a better
arrangement could be made that they would
not employ negro without consent of his
former owner that all civil officers be re-
quested TO take the oath so ss TO enable them
10 resume the functions OF their offices and
pledging themselves to employ all slaves who
will properly demean themselves, and refuse
employment TO the idle and vicious Lynch
burg, though never the so9ne OF strife, looss
shabby aud forbdd,ng There is more
tobacco In store there than in any other city
the Union, and there is much in the
surrounding country Among the people
there az some petty manifestations OF spite
leit, but as general rule the fraternity is more
C Wplete than could have been expected The
upper classes ere moody, silent an sulen
Toe merchants and small farmers seem TO
think their whole urseofreasouing may have
been defective Some OF The more ardent
rebels are certain that If the North could see
the results Of its Emancipation policy ii
would undo il -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-21

A Singular scene occurred lately at an ex.
ecution at Athens. The condemned man, on
arriving at ,he scGfold, appssred 70 fee awak.
having bis hands free (as permitted BY the
Greek law, he suddenly felled one Of the IL .
exeeutioneIs 10 the ground The second at
opee drew out poignard and plugged il into
we're at length bound, and his head laid ou the
sliding plank, but 10 consequence Of his violent
moving, the blade Of the guillotine fell only on
his shoulder A seeond.attempt severed the
head from the body - 6rttg gag
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-21
AGENTS WANTED.

The way to get PnEo is this Send twenty-five
Cents 10 u.s. nd as sooH as We receive 10 We will mail
YOU CersG ate showing what you entitled to- II
the article or articles pleas YOU, send bick the Ger
tihc tie sud 0as A1r, aud We will forward you the
article, no msiteF how costly may be, together with
fn list NJ al the articles 10 be disnosed o. II the
Certlfca and dollar what other article OF the ssme
value you prefer, and we will send II II you wish
more than oue Prise, sand ~ ~, and we will send
YOU ave Certificates for e. eleven; for s., thirty.
We hsve an immense assortment OF gooda todispose
the most liberal 10 niuoements. Write ds,inotlY, and
say only what Is necessary. '-7
GlaARU ", pEvAudH CO.,
msw5t No. 10 Maiden Lane. New York,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-21

"A clergyman Of Manchester, New Hamp
shire, in recent charity sermon, expressed
the opinion that il foticsrs of the church were
accustomed ogive dollar 70 some beneyo
lent object for every prayer they offered IN
its bshslf, there would be wonderful eeono-
my Of prayer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
LIFE 0 RIDE \ il r'Ar.H
3. zUz2z!z.2zN7 ], u |, z',.';':..i
SOLDIERS
Don't Go BICA 20 the War; -

Macy have died from DianhG and D, $.
enlrry in your ug'mcni; now take wtrn.
log and d. not return without SUPPLYING
your knapSarks win bottle Oi Dr. Slrck
lands Ani.Cholpra MixhTr--renPmher
nov man, were saved ln,t wear hv taking
il after hring discharged aud sent from the
hospitals as inrurnh!e. One dose will i'm
rnedisrply relieve lhr m,st severe case Ol
D'arhrGa ar Dvseutrry II j. arknnNl
dged 10 rmre Chmnic Darrhea and Dys
n'ey. Now duu'I neglect il. for un your
prunl change Of diet and ware:, et'
81 most certainly bring IN DarhG'. an
30 cent bottle Of DR.. Strickland Anll'
Ghnrn MixlHr will ure you aud severaI
Ahert It.Nth keep gpod in 'iN rIimnr.
Ia NOT fail Ia tell ,OQr. Comridts to put q
,rulp Of /. D 4lhpir knHpsackS
Sold by Druggist, AMI "prrnrrd 0nlv by
Dr.. A Strickland 6 East Fourth street
ncinnati, q.
March "a "a. Nv.
Sollirrs-we think DR.. Strickland is
iuite tight in advising YOU in his advertise
nemt in our colomns u( to dN,s paper u
IKE bottle ui his highly recommended An
.i.choea Mixture in y"ul knapsackS, il
mas save the lives Of manv Of our best sui
lrprs. Mothers SEE that yaus .onS do unl
"gIrbt il You get 1t ~ The Drug stores
II 80 zen per bulrlr. II is the be>t femr'
" Tar DiduhGt aid D!srnrery,
Mar 81 64ly.
bk, SrRlCKLAND's Remedies lor
ale ~
DIR A Cnndec McArthnr.
Wm. BuronsIaw, llnmd"n.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06

f...I4lsf FO.H+4G,N e 81 ON
~.Ivh PuBLISIEDlN lN = SfAliD LSvLLoPE.
PRIuE Six ,ESTs.
A Lecture on IKE Mature Treatment aud
Rsdiral Cure OF Spcrmatorhoea or Semi
nal Weakness, Involuntary Emissicni. Sex
ual Debility. onl aud lmpedimsnts to Mar
rlcge 9cNeraliy. Nervousness, .ConSump-
liun Epilepsy, and Fils; Mental and Ply.
ical lnrapacty, resulting Ircm SelfA bus
&c. 3, R0Br J. CULVERWELL MD.
Au,hor OF the Green Book '&:. .t
Ia, word renowned author, in this ad.
mir ,br Lecture clearly proves from his own
experience. that the awfrt cons"q Iencss of
may be efeclualIy removed
without medicine. and without dangerous
surgical operations. bougies, instrument,
dng ~ cordial. pointing out cure at once
certain and rtltc;url. hy which every suffer
er, II, m,tl'r WIN his coiliinh mSy be-.
m1,. cue him. ltchelplv, pirarlrv ard rad
70 u.s.. TtuS LEG UEE WILL ROVE \
RODN 10 THOUSANDS AND THOUS
ANDS.
S'Hl under seal To anr address,, in u
. an sealrl envelope. on tie rrreipl Of SIX
cents. Or twn postage - mp' hy addrsing
CHAS. J. G. KLINE & TO
Bowe,y,lz7 NJ York P.O, Box 4h36
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
p 0TICE TO EIEsED G. 0,
BUILDERS

Th7 Commissioners Of Yiuten county
will meet near the dwelling Of Henry
hodiAes in Clinton Township on
oatuIdy The SM dt5 of april 1865,
4! one o'clock T. NJ. for the puprse OF
letting 20 the lowest resfon,ihla b Iier the
building o'a ir'stIe BiIg- Al The crossing
OF he Geek on the roai lradiug rom NJ.
Arthur and in'erserting the m,d leadrrg
from Elamdsn to Allensvile, near sail iOi,
fnsS dwelling
BY order Of County Commissioners,
II. Z. MOORE.
March l6 lS65...4w Autirur Y Co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
SuERitF'6 SALE.
ats # Ohio. I'i7tcn Cgr1ty.

.ssatt T ohio. T;rtcn Coraty.
+. H. Mercer Pltf In Conrt Of
against Common Pleas
Benjamin Dill Det'tJ On NeHdi.
DURSU.4NT to the command Of an order o.
i sac 10 the ano7u caus, 10 me directed f-ufu
,hs Court Of Common Pleas. Of the afor'aid
County Of VintOn, viii rffer at public ralo nj
th. door Of the Court I!ouse. in the town Of
Il Acrthur, in the aforesaid county Of Nint"n Cn
Sg turdGr The 22nd day Of April 1865,
a. tine hour Of one o'c TEX, P NJ, cfsnid d .!
the following premises to. wit: The north end
OF on. lpt mumhert two. T. being - s.fp of
the north end of-sid let, about one hundred
and iw5nty fee. wide. aud all uf the said lot eN-
ceP. that part or parcel conveyed by Charles
Robbins aud wife to he Mnrriela q Cincinnati
RlilRn,d Company, Also as,fp Of rf .he @csi
1i ride out lot humber three ,commcHcing at tiI.
lane brtwcc. lots npm bl ~ It"0 anil
three running theme east on fiu north linc
OF 10y uumbvr three until it in!crsects he
line running south from tho spuih w.st
corner Of. ln.ht number tEeivc, thence
t1g.h 5as hundred and twenty foe; Until
/: int 'ree;s tne II and Ect line o that part
ofout- bot number two, conveyed - above
tHcn,c west ~ th sail divi,i ~ line he,"cen
i,ts nu .nbnr two ani three. and thence north
10 the place of beginning, all Of said lol- ana
parts Of lots lying and being in Robbins adti-
lion to the town Of Ilswden Vintpn county ..
On which is situated Foundry t'getnrr with
the Engine and maGhilery belonging T. s.!
foundry business,
Taken a. the property of Benjamin Dill 'o
satisfy iulqemcn. Of si,resaid Court, ir ia
vor Of \. II. Mercer
Apprsised as follow, to-Hit: st tho sum OF
ihrse thousand four hundred d0HGfs snd must
brinqtso thlris Of thai suni.
TERMS Of salo. cUsh in hand.
D. 3, SHivErt. !. J. SMOKEY
Ats. for pl'f, ShE '. Coo.
March 28tnls65 -5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
Popular Business, News
and Family Journal.

The Wrrkly EsqVirer will contain I
he news Oft the dag foreign, dome sic. and
';ty, J. wi specially aim I" give toll and
el,bl, intelligence OF all military opera.
rions srd oi oil events tending Ia so'u -
ion Of he wrs-nt crisis. The marke; re.
ports vii be fulI End r.liihr, embraC
ing h. rsrrencv end other fhanci'I
matters Of initest and whatever Is val.
ushIe NJ the rhoisIsle snd retail prizes
NJ ,,oduce. II Ajll E'VS n"ful INFORM
stinn upnn Isrirullure, CFOFE. commerce,
NJ nsF'uI discoveries Sni iur'nlionS. 1t
Nillsl.o cout.in i 'r.'y, scitn'ih sud r..
III u dspirm,nu, and s!,o interesting
uo iSs. 4 corner will siso b. sl'ttsl to
h, p,rvsi,irE lA.hluBs, for the BEN ht Ct
our lsdy rsId "
The POli'i,al dslHmonl will b, in lhr
urure 80 in n. FaS'. lie tore sad it,
4 srh,rg4 all he lItnocrs'ir hut all siies
vii, hf yiwn, 20 Ina fuI iniurln't Don may
I. STAINED VI oil leading loitl'sI move.
n.cH'S cfihe TINES.
The EsSuIa,r dueS not lpok 10 con
riruauCo u Ihr var. ~ uS p"scr"lion n
any Rarnpr. So sunrP hom which r..
4tcr-d Uion atus s,riag. hul IN 'he c'n.
'rsV. bcli,'e. with thu l-mnn'rd Pong lbs
hat "wIE IA pItUSI.E. SOW AhDFuE, vEK,"
md rhu i,Nil, dsstro. al Constitutional
libsrV.
The FHeViEIR is for peace and ccmpro-
mise .Gju,,mrn, OF our diiicullrs. und'r
no rirupmstances vii! il Sustain the Pres
idsnt. Unconstitutional Emsnripali n
Pn"lsmarion
TIE ks9UiIrR is opposed To all ESrco-
i've u'urpa Ions, 10 all Violations Of The
Cnnftituiinn. sud adopts Gs IL, Csldnal
doctrine, he great Jrtflsnnian prinriplr
Of Stale Righis tn bas IS beth OF civil lib
at, and The Union.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
PILES.
4 SURE CURE.

IL this distressing disease BY the use Of
ID. StrICHland' Pile Remedy
Read what a sufferer saws:
Mr.. J. ?. Hazarde, lG4 Second street.
Cincinnati, o., saws he has been dreadful
sufferer with Piles for long time. md has
tried nearly everything, and could obtain no
plief. tIs used about one fourth Of pot
Of DR.. Stirklard'> Pile Ointment. and il
made n complete cure. He advises every
one who is suffering TO Try ii,
Sold hv all Druggists. 80 cents per pot
" ,nu scrurd at No 6 East Fourth street,
C,ncin ati o ASK Tor
SIRIrKLAND'S PILE REM led
Mnl23 'fl lIY
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
NOTICE.

The undersigned has been duly aproin'cd ani
i qualified ddninistrator of tho e-ta.e Of ".
II. Long, hts ofYinton county, Ohio. doc ssed
Thoso having claims against ! { s.tA's vii
prreent them to Tbs ~ lce-i91ai for allowance
GEORGE l. WILL,
Eah o. bsI -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
DIR. 6 RICKLAND'S
NJ L l. l. ! + l. U O u s

(tURES Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat
~ Asthma. and Consumption. II is only
necessary for anr one troubled with these
r'mnlaint, 10 try one t1n.e of
,tti"hlnnd's MeilrHuous Cough Bal<nn
TO convince TEN that it is the best preruaf
llrin ever used, 1t no only rures the ahov,
liecti"us OF The Throat aud Lungs, but il
cures Ntahi SveaIs and Splitting of Blord
and is an pxrrlonr gmgle for uny kind ri
Sore Throat. 1t is ,'lrasonl To take, al d
.air medicine Tor infants. Price 30 cent,
,er bottle. For sale by Druggists general
ly. .....
March "a 'A--Iv
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
Width 2.

n n sS'L,du! the 18th day Of Mlreh 1888
" at one o'clock P. NJ, in tha afternoon, on
the premises ip Che county ofViaton AMI State
of Ohio, will be sold to the highest b lter tho
following real estate, as the property of Simoou
Dixon deceased. to-wit; The north east half
of the north west quarter, and the north west
quarter Of the north west qnarter Of section
number Ave, (J,) in Township number nina,
(9 } Of Range number nineteen, (l9,) contain
ng ninety-two acres more or less.
Appraised at Seventy nine dollars I'
% TERMES of SALE one third cash in hand, one
third in Six month and ;he residue in Ts elve
months, Deferred payments to bear interes.
from the day ofsals, and to bs secured by
mortgage on said premises.
SIMON r. DIXON.
Feb. %, lss5-4w Adm'r Of Simeon Dixon dan
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
New Tens Of the Weekly
Enquirer:
Singh cory one year
Five t0 ten roIirs, one wear.

Singh cory one year - 81
Five (" ten rol irs, one wear, H25
Twenty ropirs, ore Near. al OU
Wi'h an adii'i,naI copy 10 the grilcr u
oi each club.
All subscriptions fer lrss ihan one year
r, ,he rate ol IS. No ,rbsIplion will re
received tor l,ss than mouths,
Correspondents are particularly request
ID to give the fall addles.-aoSt Utlicr,
county, and State-lor each subscriber they
seni us.
Money may be sent at our risk bv eS'
press, rrrpail. or in registered letters by
mail; otherwise we viii not be responsible
Tor any lusSe> hat may occur,
Specimen Copies ssnt on application.
tARAN g. MCLEAN,
Fsb. 23-Gw. Ciurinmoti, o,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
YOEiCE.

Seth ThCnss Weed Grmdian ofE',ira v.
Lillibritee. haa flea his scccrnts sh5 vouchers
for iu,pec lion ind partial se,trn ert eni that
tie zane viii, We for hesriI on the 25h dny
II February 1855.
RICHARD CRAIG.
Fss ?, IEs-sr P'sbsts u 'ys,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
LET THE AFFLICTED READ /

And learn that perfect and radical cure 10 warranted
and guaranteed 10 all who are afflicted with weakness,
debility complaints melancholy thoughts, de-
preston Of spirits distress and anguish Of mind loss
Of sleep loss Of memory, loss Of energy AMI muscular
power puny growth, wasting Aay, and want OF con.
hdcnce in themselves, hiniing hs, con''sive trera'
blings, impotence and disgust Of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require TO be told the nature Of yont
dlsease--tho ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN dos
not Ills perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him to describe the diseases without any information
from the patient to explain its original cause, and TO
guarantee its Aud, what is more valuable STILL he
will honestly and frankly tell whether you eau he cured
or not All his communications and Interviews arc
strictly private and confidential Medical Journal
The botanic Remedies Of Dir. Raphael, the Eng!Sh
Rotan Physician, never failed yet to make perfect
radical, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, SE-
CRET, AND YENEREAL DISEASES, without the tSs
OF Mercury, without inder,nce from business, and
without fear 0f discovery exposure. No deadly pol.
sons, such arsenc vOmica opium, or any other
posons No mercury nor any deadly Misunderstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are teed by
this wonderful Butanc Physician. His Botanic Rene-
dies never yet failed to cure the most obstinate and tho
most dangerous cases. and To remove all mercury and
other impurities from the system when all other Reme-
dies had lailed.--Medicdi Journal
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN COSTEMPLAP.
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore corru1-
pendent Of the Uddfellow. BoonsborO, Maryland, SAID
Oh Thursday, the 3lst Of May. lSGO
Numerous Of diseases caused ny early indscre
ton having been performed by the English b0anic Ply
sician feel 1t my duty, having knowledge Of them,
to state the fact, believing that in doing so may do
service to the suffering. One case In particulArthat
Of young In tlhs cityis worthy OF note. lie had
become the victim Of habit the allusiOn to which
a shudder and after years Of suffering aud DOCTOR
Ing gave all hopes Of recovery lie wished to marry,
and was dearly beloved by sweet girl lispod
words Of Affection but he fearf nervous and proc
traied He dared not we'd account Of the shattered
state Of lie sought relief at the hands Of the
Botanic Physician, and, astonishing 1t may seem, ell
tile bloom and yigor Of youth has returned, aud he u
now the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
Any Wo are suffering, no matter what thelr con
tplaint, call the Botanic Physician cOndehtiay.
They may rely upon relief His office 10 at No. SO
EAST FIFTH Bet Sycamore St. and Broadway, GIN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
BeS, Family sewing Na.
thine.
WARRgNTED THREE YEARS,
ExAD rnEFoLLowlYG TESTIMONIALS.

4
Asrll parties manufacturing Sewing Ma
o. ines are obliged 70 pay Ar. Howe e io'
Zach Sewing Machines sold, and are also com-
yelled ~ make quarterly returns to him, stat
iug, nader oath, tho number solA. his books
rive correct staten n ofthe actual mum bet
tf Machines sold by the d! ItrcuI manufacturers
From This reli.ol. source we have ub,siucd the
following relirhlc Statistics, showing the Luu-
Tor OF Sewing Na hines disposed Of during tie
las! year reported, Tho Iringip ! compauie.
making them aro "htyl,TS Wilson, |, NJ.
Finger Co., ami Grover 1sSer. vi the
MacinoS sod thPr, w0re sold.
Py wuEELEE e WILS0S.,".."... g. .3o5
Ey ]. ". Singer = Cs,,....,, .,,...... ..,.. lU,y q
By Grover IL Baker,, "eo
Slowing the sales cf wheeler Wilson 10 he
double 1rany Other conpany.-N y observer
We have personally 'E1niNrd tho ypriuu,
N ,ehIH9s before the public, wilhaE urNiuus
desire TO place before our rrHieIr relith.uiuirr
matt, n. the result "f -ncli eSumiua'inu.wr
uuhehtstingly rGcomrrNl Wheeler 4 wilson
Saving Machines A. the Machine ior family Use
Western CllIwian Advocate.
Us little dar 2ltcr, ura'ne years takcs on
Macrines-Ni eler = Wilson's rrau, oil
-, ard puts II IN place easily and read Y II lIl.is
ia vartF, aud performs win It al orliuiry
- ork. She can make h'rown dresses. irc,ud-
ing kemmiug, gathering ard setting IN thr
sleeves. Four ,Ion'h' use u ny family has
made ita necessity ard lux.S.
Rrv. .. +. EoYSToy.
Te uao the Whcclr Wilson SeSIuy Ma
thine. AMI can say In rCQalj - il iha, T. is with
ont a rival. No other Mach reox 'erd~ II in it.
rdAp.n'ion t' all purposes of domestic U,e,-
Scientific American.
t9g- Serl fura circular containing specimens
ofssTinr, testimonials. pie. etc.
WILLIAM SUMNER = 20.
SGnc 30. ell II west Fourth st. Cincinnati
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-06
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FORTS MOU e.! IRA NCu

hN and after hnrsdny. February IS lax
" leyn!a; Passenger Trains viii run in CON
ccti"n with the rrains on iuaii line between
Portsmouth and Cincinnati us follows:
Leaves Portsmouth, at S:l5A 81. arrives at
Pioneer at 935A.M.; arrives ut Portland ~,
l0:6G AM, arrives to jackson at l1:57n. VI. ;
arrives at llnmden at 1850 AM; arrives ~ Gin
ein atl a. sos PM;
Lcuves Cincinnati at $50 AM leaves liam
len at 800 i,M.; arrives ut Jackson at 3:3I P
N arrives At Portland ht4:2 r. NJ arrives al
P"negr at 4:5U NJ; arrives ut Portsmouth at
rilO P.M. &. r.r-- -fyJlE
Accommo lu'ion Train departs from Ports
month vt 9:45 Pm errivesat Pioneer at 4:s
md d PARTS tt4 ST.: arrives 1T Jackson ut u: 4
aud lIand"n. a. 7:30. hcpar's $40 lM; mr
r'vr- at jackson at 7;35; arrives at Pioneer ut
l:3j; and arrives at P.rtsmnuihat LAS
rhrpagb. Tickets q,incinnaii can he obtain
,d at Portsmouth. Portland, aud jackson, at
he following rates: ....
Portsmouth to Cincinnati, f..., "a 90
Portland I" do .. 4 400
Jackson 4" do 400
ROUND TRIP TICKETS.
From PertsInqutlI,tn Cincinnati and return
s6G0 Tickets from Portsmouth TO Marietta
and Parkersburg, 1900. '.-,f ,- rIs. fa o
JOHN DURAHD, sup't
r. W. QUAnE. Assist Sup't -'tJ,
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