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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
4. .''... :. ,NEW WHOLESALE
READY -MADRCLOTHIN G
.l ri WAREHOUSE.
HAMPTON g. CAMPBELL,
OF the late frm CT Hsnp,cn, wnssn < 90,
M q TLtsf ef...,, y,rt,

TbNf~ ON q CAMPBELL,
OF the late iim ef Hampton, wnssn ZOO,
NO. u Third Street betwHn Wood 1 Market,
- PITTSBURG, Pa,
"A RE now receiving their stock Of Fall
IA and Winter Goods to which they call
the attention Of WEsTEnH MERchAIrs.-
Among their assortment viii be found
MEN AND BOYS. CLOTHING
OF every possible description; also Troy and
Hartford Shirts and Collars, Wool, Merino
and Cotton Undershirts and Drawers, silk
and Linneh Hsndkerchiefs, Mems Hosiery
Suspenders, Cravsts, Neck Ties, Stocks,
Gloyes.. &c, Also. a general assortment OF
s;Ll INDIAN RUBBER GOODS.
We intend this stock shall always be one
OF the largest, the seat furnished, and the
most beautiful and complete 10 be found in
the United States. Our connection with one
of the largest houses in Massachuse It's where
the utmost care has been bestowed in their
manufacture, gives us advantages which will
enable us to sell Goods at Eastern Jobbers
prices, which we are determined to do, and
also enables us to offer
A greater variety OF Goods TO our Gus
toners than has hitherto been
found in this Market.
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of all
buyers visiting this city. The orders Of our
customers shall be promptly and satisfactor-
lily filled on terms as liberal as by any other
house in the country. ..s.Gr
} ..... HAMPTON & CAMPBELL.
Sept. 6 '55 3m. .y t...- .s.u.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
. o. swEILISD. c. cooswTLI
BOOT l. SHOE STORE,
and
HAN UFA G TORY.
SINETLAaD g. COGSWEIl.,

Opposite the McArthur House,
ID ETURN their sincere thanks to their
IN numerous friends and customers, for
the very liberal patronage extended to them
in the past season, and take pleasure in an.
nouncing that they are now receiving ct their
Boot and Shoe Depot ths largest and best Se-
lonanA Cannl. nf - --
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06

DENNING, CAM PBELL 4 CO., q
Importers and Wholesale and Retail DaIGbi
Hardware, Saddlery, Iron, GLASS,
&c, &c.
NV 0ULD respectfully informtheir iIiande
w and the public that they have atlenttA
got into their splendid new room. and have
fitted /. up expressly for the Hardware trade In
the burnt diStrict) under the sign Of the GILT
ANVIL, East side Of Paint. between Water
and I'd SITS, where they are opening. in addi.
tion to part Of their former stock. large and
desirable stock Of Areriean, German and
English Hardware, Saddlev, Irou and GlaGi,
together with all articles usually kept il Hard.
ware stores, and invite all to call and takae
look at their new room and examine their
stock.
They have continued stock ef Goods q
their OLD STAND. sign Of the Mill Saw, on
Tagert's square, (under The immediAts cara of
one Of the firm) where they have been soib-
orally patronized the past year foz which thaf
take this opportunity of returning theii sip-
ceIe thanks, and solicit continuance Of fho
same for both establishments. promisina .
keep as good Goods and sell as low aS any u
thia market. :,l T o
May 10, ls53.--n49 II II ri
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
]. K. & D. WILL ..o 4.
"A RE now receiving and opening the larg-
IA eat end beet 'seleetCd stock OF
FALL AND NlA1E G00DS 80

Nh hpU uIuIH uuUUD
er brought TO this market. The senior
partner having spent considerable time in the
cities Of Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston in selecting and purchasing. and
having paid careful attention to the latest
style and most improved patterns Of oil ar
ticles OF dress goods and wearing apparel,
they are confident their stock cannot be sur
passed, either in magnitude or variety Of
styles by any In this country. Ii consists in
part as follows; Ladies' Dress Goods, and
shaws Of every variety and style; Cloths,
Csssimess and Tweeds Of all kinds; Ready
Made Clothing Of every description, for men
and boys; an extensive assortment of Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes; Hardware, Queens
wcre, a very large stock Of Groceries, Wall
and Window Paper, and complete assert.
ment Of Notions, Trimmings, &C, In short
their stock is complete in every department,
and will positively be sold at the lowest pri.
ces. Produce Of all kinds wanted. ~
sept. l3-tf. l.t... ...t.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
Sale Of Real ESate


81 RRDLR OF THE PROBATE COURT OF rlSTON
srl'0da County, Chic. @ -.
EEIxABBTH DAVIS. ! Probate Court.
,Adn'trix Of Anderson Petition 10 sell
Davis, dscsased, Land.
jfs sr5.q vs.. rog5 BY virtue OF
rJehn DAVIS, OF. al. an order Of Sale
q 70 me GirsciRd by said Court. | will, on
THE 18TH DAY OF FDECEMBER. 1895,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.
and o'clock P. M, al the door Of the
Court House, in the town Of Macarthur.
IN said Vinton county, sell at Public
yondus,! to the highest bidder, the fol
lpwing Resl Estats,- as the property Of
said Anderson Davis, decd, to witt
, The North. East quarter Of the South
EsSt quarter Of Section number Thirty
one. In Township number Nine .of Range
number Sixlesn, in the Ohio Company's
Pufchase, containing Forty.two Acrer,
more OF less. Also,--So much OF of the
whole length Of the South side Of the
bouth-eastJ quarter Of the North.east
quarter Of the some Section, Township
and Range aforesaid as will make Fifty.
. Acres. Including the above forty two
acre tIae'; all situated in The aild couu.
y of Yinton. os,,.'s H. - -.
Ths Widow rsiinquishss her right Of
d Dewer inths premises. lou ~ ~
.a15 ApPnlsed3st y the sum Of Three Humid.
,iirsd and Ten Dollars. sili iosEgog9s
9aIg 81 glTEpMc f,C q AsfCi1~s4 'i
4. one,ihird Of the. purcbsss money in
band on the day of lsnls, ons.third 10
I onsyssr, and the remaining third in two
yssrs,with interestpfrom the day of sale
hdsfsrrsdi payments 10 be secured BY
Mortgage on the premises. IS
1870 l., ELIZABETH DAVIS.
Adm'trix Of Anderson Davis. decd.
5sl Js,sa By 3, A. Bratton, her Atty.
fsis Nov. 22d, 1885, 4w sgs,a ria .alo-f ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
THE GENOA CRUCFIX,

TIHMS o5 SuBScRiIrfos: The payment
OF Three Dollars eonstitutes any psrsoa
member Of this GssosiasisD, ana osti.
!lss him to sithsF one Of ihs followIBG
honthly Magazines, Tor one year. and 70
q ticket In the diStribution OF he 0tatG-
sIy anG Paintings described In The Cat.
slogus. a5t
Pu.nSmp Mopthly. HsrpsT's Maksslne,
KnieserbocksES MsGssins. Qodsg's La.
dys Book, Dickens Housshola WorkO,
arahsms MssuEins, BlaekWood Msas.
1ins, LillslPs Living Age (WSskiy),
one year, and TIVE tieEsts for 90.
No person 10 tstraetsd 10 q SlnsIs
shsrs. Those taking ave nsnbstships
are sntiIlSd 10 any ave Of the MsKasines.
one year. and t. StS tiekSis In the dia.
Hibutioh. f5st,-.
Persons 10 SmiItins funds for men.
berbhip. will plusSa give their Post.
Once address, IN fall. stating the moeth
they wish the magazins TO commence,
aud register the letter al the Posi.o oE6co,
to prevent lo'S;on the rsesipt OF which.
q certificate of membership, toEs,kst
with the Magazine desired, win 6s fov.
WsTdsd to sny part OF the eountsy.
For membership, address.
C.L DERBY, AeTuArf, C. A.A.
Al EAaTERf oFAIcz, sac Brod way, NOa
York; or, WESTEHH oTVics, zee. Wa.
ter street, SsnduskJ, ,oa at
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
STATE ROAD NOTICE

49, "a - ANO ASLs ..
A LII the parties il ViutOn, co unity ID.
~ terested in the establishment Of the
proposed new State road. .ffomr Richmond
by the Londonderry station Of Nj. & C.
r. r. and by the village Londondery q nd
terminating in Vinton co., near che
house of Ezekiel RSdcliff, are hereby no.
tilted that the Commissioners Of Yinton
CO.. at their session, on the fist Monaay
Of December next. will hear the parties
10 favor Or against the establishment ol
ages Of any person. or persons on ac.
counIof the location Of said road through
his. FeT. or their lands. .r. .. NJ. :.
BY ORDER OF THE CoMMIssIoHERs.
J. MAGEE, Auditor v. Co.
Oct. 18th, 1855 WI r.-.,.-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
THE PROSPECTUS
FOR SECOND YEAR,
COSMOPOLITAN Arr ASSvGIliIeE
1855.

The conHittss Of Msnaesnsnt take
plsssuts Ia announcing that sffsnSs-
menis for tbs Second Aanpal coIsesl@a
OfWorES OF AT bSs .bssl mai 90 yss
most sStsnsivs scale, WoFkso Of AnaE-.
IeAS ARr' and the saeousSgsnSnt Of
AHERIeAH genius, have ,not bssa esss.
looked. Commissions have bSsu IsssOa
to,,nsny diStiusuiShed Anericpn Artists,
aad special agent has visited the great
Art Repositories Of Europe, III naba
careful selection Of ehsivs, faintlaRs.
Bronze and Marble stAtusEy &c. Vnonf
which iS the fsf.kansA and RoskssfSl
naicA Of acnlnInra
Polynesian., 1855-08-18
APPROPRIATION BILL FOR 1855.

Be ENACTED BY the King the MOBILES and Representatives. the a-
uGuGn Islands in Legislative Council assembled
SECTION That the of thousand
hundred and thirtythree dollars and
hereby appropriated of the for year
of other monies may
the 3lst day of March, A necessary
of the several Departments of the Government
Public Works and the payment such shall
designated all such due and unexended under the Appo
Praon Bill approved August lh 1884, hereinafter
der the title of Balance of Appropriation 1854 paid
those objects for which they originally appropriately and all
entered under the head of Appropriations for 1885, be
expended as hereinafter designated
Civil LIST, $50 9l5, as follows:
Bal AppnPH'
Polynesian., 1855-08-18

LATE SURGEON UNITED STATES NAVY,
Consular Physician 40 Sies American sea-
Office corner Of KGabunaHH and OseeH SSreets, tap
stairs J. Residence AlGkez 81 ADORE Hotel, rear
the HaloaiiGn THeGter.
Respsctfny offers nj oeSsi nal services resident II
~s To- hPpng and sfrzn generally Medical ano
sufca advice IN Englis French Spanish, and Italian.
once hours present. 20 10 n, and from one
- . 4In
Polynesian., 1855-08-18

6 &c NHhau,
. Expenses of Supreme Court including fees
Jurors and Sheriff to be paid to the order
the Clerk of the Court,
F.. Expenses of Circuit Court, lst District,
8 - . 2nd, q"
ss 2rI
Polynesian., 1855-08-18

" " Honolulu, May Is, 1866 26
Stationery and - 7 w z=z7 7-7 : 717cI5r1
cult ours to be "hI6 LhAD A5IpPT DOi T1p pENTIVF e.
the Clerk of the 1ST III PE%FIVF6 n " YANKEE and fer
Purchase of Boz sale bv ! C. SPALDING.
pror.r op Pm ke-sP Pacific Lead
DOfAA' - No.
For Superintendent bbls Eng. boiledO OIL
Minister of tt 20 Spirits Iurpentne IN gai cans
&c oad ~, Honolulu. June n, 1855 7t
Polynesian., 1855-08-18

Hawaiian Steam FIGURING Company.
a. G. THURSTON, Manager.
Office in Honolulu House, opposite Page, Bacon
l.. 1875. s. Co.'s. 39-n
Polynesian., 1855-08-18

: 10 dOz bottles saIeratus, 70 DOAeS t0OaCcOI
10 doz preserved salmon, case bunting,
10 American Ensigns,
25 bro. Linen damask table cloths,
! 10 doz assorted silk cravats, 90 hgl. silk vests,
500 lbs white cotton thread, 10 doz wool mittens,
so doz. assorted silk hdkfs., 80 doz white do,
20 doz womens stockings, spring balances,
Smiths envils and hammers, assd. coopers tools
Scrubbing brushes, sliding T beVels,
/ Carpenters rules, market baskets, corn brooIns,
Brides, buckets, pocket books, beeswax.
Lamp black, cowhides corks, brass cocks,
Mortice chisels, cologne, vegetable dishes,
Polynesian., 1855-08-18

r. G. MOVES. President.
gH0R THE TRANSFORMATION OF Freight
A. Small Parcels and Letters to and from the At
l.ntic States; also throughout California Oregon
and the Pacific Coast generaly. Collectors Of all
kinds viii be promptly attended to at any Of the
points mentioned. RICE & CO., Agents.
Honolulu, April 18th. IS55.--50-d
Polynesian., 1855-08-18
No. Is

lDteTeSl on 6ueen s
note, year, 2,64O
" Expenses of Coron-
er'slnquests, 500
Amount necessary
to cancel note of His
Majesty and others.
on which money was
advance to pay funer-
al expenses of His late
Majesty Kamehameha
III, (waiving interest) 26,OlS 6S
" Balance due ID Sec
retary of the Land
Commission, l25
" Balance due G. NJ
Robertson for services
as Land Commits 'ner, s5
" Balance due DR.. Hill
lebrand for vaccinat-
ing soldiers in the
Fort, i2S
" Unpaid bill to DR.. Pei
ham for medicines and
vaccination, 40
&C Balance due Prison
Keepers, Kauai, 300
" Hospitals for the sick
poor at Honolulu and
Lahaina, 1000
" Commissioners OF
Claims, for services
rendered in 1853,
during the small poS. 200
Section 2. The Minister of Finance shall
credit to the Appropriation Bill Of 1854 all
amounts appropriated by the act approved
August Ith, 1854, and remaining unexpend-
ed on the 3lst day of March, 1855. and not
enumerated in Section l of this act under
the title of Balance of Appropriation for
1854 and such amounts shall be deemed no
longer available for the objects for which.
they were originally appropriated.
SECTION g. The Minister of Finance shall
continue to pay the salaries provided in this
act, and also the pay Of soldiers and consta-
bles at the same rate as is herein provided,
until the Both of June, 1856, unless new
General Appropriation Bill shall have been
passed previous to that date.
SECTION 4. Ii shall not be lawful for the
Minister of Finance to cause or allow to be
paid out of the Treasury any monies for any
other objects than are provided for in this
law, until the passage of the new aPpropria-
ton bill; provided, that in the event Of pes
thence, war, invasion or rebellion, or of i'm
mediate danger thereof, His Majesty and
Privy Council may appropriate such sums1S
NAV be necessary to meet the emergency
and the Minister of Finance shall render
the next Legislature detailed account of
monies expended under this provision.
Approved this 18th day OF August, A. ID.
1855.
KANIEHAMEtfA.
" K. KAAHUMANU.
Polynesian., 1855-08-18
PHYsIcIANS. S.

DR.. L. C.. BROY
French Physician and Surgeon,
LATE OF OREGON,
VIII rive zrafuifous Consultations at his once
ia Nuunnu ST., every m0ruing from nine
10 eleven o'clock, a. NJ. lily
Polynesian., 1855-08-18
COOP BR z
CHAS. III. BUTLER,

CHAS. Ill. BUTLER,
Cooper, HOnOlulu, Oahu, :. /.
The undersigned will carry the business OF
C0operns in all branches the old stand, for
- meriy occupied by Swain & Butler. Particular aIten-
tion given GaUging by GunteT.
a- Cha H. Butler his friends and the public,
that he will his shop give prompt and Immediate
attention all their orders. tie would also invite them
TO call his large stock OF Casks, Barrels,
Tubs, sc Bathing Tubs, &C, made 10 order. 2Su
Polynesian., 1855-08-18
HENRY q. GRAHAM,

Successor 10 s.HsN LrwIs i'll carry above bus
ness all branches, the premises frmery oee-
pied by C. A. TsneT, sail iof, where he hopes n
close attention 20 business merit share OF public
n,,r.ns-e sI3Iy
Polynesian., 1855-08-18

Bal Appoeria
For Foreign Newspapers the of English
Schools, 300
" Common Schools, entire avails ofSchool Tax
by estimate $4,000
Honolulu Town School, including entire
avals of Honolulu ISL Is I50O
Support of English Schools 5000
I" Medicines for gratuitous distribution,
1t shall be incumbent upon the President of the
Board of Education advertise the various
places of deposit of the medicines
DEPARTMENT WAR, $40, ,0OO, follows:
For pay of the Soldiers and for Arms and
Ammunition, 10000
DEPARTMENT LAW, s53 O4s o. as follows:
For Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, 5000
lst associate, {" q" 5000
Polynesian., 1855-08-18

Paw of Enumeraors 1000
ss Stationery for Tax Officers and Enumerators, 500
Stationery and Incidentals for Department, 500
DEPARTMENT INsrRUcrIoN 3O6 Is follows
For Minister'S Salary 10 July lst, 1855, I,OOO
" President of Board of Education months. 2,625
" Clerk 1000
Sta,ioner ry Blanks and Incidental Expenses 500
" EXPENSES Lahanaluna Seminary 4O00
ts Repairs Buildings, 500
'Isar.s per. '''0O' ''''-s 900
Polynesian., 1855-08-18

C.. III. MARSHALL,
Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, $ L.,
as removed shop yard nf the store formerly
occupied by Puuchard s. Co., aud would respectfully
inform the publ that he prepare 10 execute any
ORDER co"perage line at the shortest notice aud
ON he most Reasonable Tubs, shower baths ana
work uf every description made tn urder-SS tf
Polynesian., 1855-08-18
]. A, BURDICK,

j. A. BURDICk,
Cooper, Honolulu, Oahu, =. l.,
Having taken premises formerly occupied by W. Vincent
Hotel ST., Msuna kea u will continue TO carry on
the eOopers business in all its branches at the ab"E
mentioned place where hopes that those OF hs irenas
who hitherto afforded him liberal patronage VIII
nut il givs him call. " D. 500 bhls water casks
nd nd fnr sal e Ihe
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A rrTs nos tNpEYLNDInT HaT7AIIos-T
~ SEQ tfAs 0usft - rsg'lsr n shs slave s-sss -if
~ ffNQEftsa. NJ er4sf
sstyss . csssss. 40, ~ y VALENTINE ~
ITO TTn vul7Axs o. islz. On Try1s vIIDv- -
u The~- wts re<ssrsf fofty ~ ssi are ssv sss
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NEW PUBLrcArrOrs.


GEMS OF R0MANCE.-WILL BE PUBLISHED ON
NJ Saturday, March o. containing twelve romantic and
excellent stories for the nresde railway
weller, TO- &C. Published 1t IL Spruce second story
and to be had 81 all book stores The trade supplied Price
20 cents.
lave you SEEN SAM NEW SONG, WITH
IL chorus, just published, Price % "Pop
the Weasel and chorus rs cents; very popular;
Banums National Poultry Show Polka. with vgnetta 50
cents. BY y. H. Brown. largo assortment Of and
second hand pianos meodeons reed organs and hsrmo
~ - : KERRY GORDON. sa broadway
IN THE MAYfLOwKRA AND MISCELLANEOUS WRI-
TIN0S, by HARRIET BEEcHER srowE.
Author o" Uncle Toms Cabin Sunny Memories Of 70
reign Iaands,n &c,
In one vol 12mo nearly 500 paaAe with steal yignette
title and splendid pertrat rG the picture by Rioh-
mSna, the celebrated English artist Price 81 %,
This volume contains Of tho early ons Of
Mr.. stows nov ont Of well % % her later Of
forts Many Of these stories Of New England life and
WI Be found to contain in full tho aptness Of OPT
thct and tho mingled humor pAthos for which the
thor universally admired The and danghters Of
New England wherever they scattered will recognise
with delight tho homely yet touching adslhy Of shsse
WILL PuBLrsHEp APRIL TrH.
Orders from the trade respectfuly solicited.
PHILLIPS. SAMPSON CO.,
Publishers Is Winter street Boston,
J. c. DERBY, Now York
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INSTRUCTION..


ANY PERSON or HIGH LITERARY ArTAfs.
n msnt. AZ principal with such Testimonial. would
sonsd.ss. s%oans q PATRONS. Co ..niss,y
styled -. n1.s.nc' ssmissry IN y: ,s,s .. so.%ins
%. Church q The iI.snshe,. In ..d yIlsss ens,.,ea
no,s, Blooming,iew, Staten Isisnd.
A Young SPANISH GENTLEMAN, DEsiRous on
n learning we french Language would rsmunsrsiion
70, once. : - "'''''' : -
EnBRoiD ERrSG TAUGHT, IN ALL IRIS DIFFERENT
~ hrsneh.. on reasonable terms Apply 81 lco Eat
EREscH ASDsPANIsH LANGUAGES soR
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s,i,a.ien .,h limited numhsr q PspI. aaa iali serp
ton Circular, ana es,.logass a. ihs s,u,a,iss.
nrHE FREscH AND GERMAN LANGuAGEs A nv
.r ss s. iS p, = Lea s % -. X ss.
Ss ' @ss s Z ,sssls Tfhinssc IS 81
way
TINS wEEK.-THE sUBscRIBER Will KEcErVE
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ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF BUNKER HILL En-
n zine Company No. 81 held - their engine house,
their return from the ere Henry street. i9th
The following resolution vas unsslmoasly adspted-
Resolved That the thsnks ~ this ha ard
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