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e. VEH LOTS.

at JlMTOWN, fronting on the main road lead
ing from Smyrna to Kcnton, and within about
one hundred yards of the Delaware Railroad
now IN the course Of construction, and expected
soon 20 be finished. Each of these lots have a
front OF thirty feet by three hundred and thirty
eight feet back, running to the line of John Il.
ltees. These lots will be an accommodation to
mechanics and -labOrers, and may be had al the
very moderate rents OF $40 per annum with the
right of redemption. Labor is greatly in de-
nIand IN the rlcnlty, anu at high prices. botb
for men and women. The situation IS healthy
and convenient, being about one mile from the
thriving town of Smyrna, and where the occu-
pants of said lots may breakfast at home, dine
~ Philadelphia, or some INTERN adIate iowa, and
ro'arn aud sup VIII their t1rot!.,s the SAM
day.
Pcs f tae a.oye Its vii BE- shown.
ISAAC pAtjS..
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10 k.hYsicIaERs.

The subscriber is desirous of saying that,
being Graduate of the Philadelphia College
of Pharmacy, and that from several years ex-
perlence in compoundng prescriptions in one
OF the first houses in Philadelphia, he is ena-
bed to guarantee the utmost accuracy and pre-
clsion in that department of hrs business; and,
also, TO assure them that none but the best and
most rcliubie Drug and Pharmaceutical pre-
Paratlons viii ever na u-ei for that purpose.
JAMES 2. HOFFECKER.
Smyrna, Del, Ju %, '55-Iy.
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/ beg leaue to refer to'tAe .foIlOmiag gentle

men
Hon. P. spruance, Geo. w. Cummns, Esq.,
and Ex-Gov. VIM. Temple. of Smyrna, Del;
NJ. w. Bates and J. p. Comegys, Esqrs.. of
Dover, Del; Daniel COrblt, Esq, of Cantwelrs
Bridge, Del; VIM. ]. Ilurock, Esq.,s.of ST
Georges, Del; John Parsons and Joseph Hill,
Esqrs., Of Wilmington, Del.
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4 0 mfcctiO one cry
Agafs Variety Store.

Aga's variety Store.
The undersigned woHld respectfully announce
to the public that he still occupies store in the
"Commcrcial Row. on Commerce street,
SMYRNA, DEL,
where he has Just opened, and in ends 10 keep
constantly on hand a fresh supply OF CONFEC-
TIONERY, Of the best quality, together with
MINERAL WATER, and SYRUPS OF excel
lent flavor. He invites all who may wish any
thing in this line to give him a call, as be is
rendering the public the most superior assort-
ment OF Swcetmeats, &c, ever exhibited in
Smyrna.
lie has, also, fine lot of JEIVELRY, CUT
cSs5.n LERY, HARDWARE, STA .Naiz
~ TlONERY, Musical Instruments, I 5sSE
&s| Clocks, Pcrtumery, &c. &c, to 5ESS
which the attention purchasers is particular
ly invited.
His stock consists in part of the following
articles, vz:-Fnger Rings Ear Ring, Breast
Pms, Silver Thlmblcs, Spectaclcs, India Rubber
Combs, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Cigar Cases.
Cubas, Port Monnaics, Accordcous, FlutInas, VIo-
Inns, TamLorincs Fluid Lamps, Clocks-eight
days and thirty houre--Llit edge, damask and
buff Note Paper, embossed Envelopes Of all
sz"s; Miscellaneous Booas comprising Poems.
Toy Books, Music Books, Histories and School
Books, B.h,cS, Steel Pens and States 4 varc-
~ OF EXlracts-Cclogne, HAIR OIL, Hair Dve.
Fancy Soals, Shaving Cream, Tooth and Pearl
Powders L.p Balm, Blylcaf Water aud Cold
Cream for chapped hands.
Also, Cigars ami Tobacco, Shoe Findings.
Horse Cards aud Brushes, aud very GOOD as
sortnent OF Hardware. An excellent lot of
Butter Knives, Spoons, &c
The congregatng Of disorderly persons about
his store, not being allowed ladies' need have
no hcsitancy in giving him a call. and examin-
ing the many Ornamental and Useful Articles
he has for sale
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Farms and other Real Estate.

U}- tie also Rents Farms and Houses, COL
lects rents and money, and does all and every
kind of business in his line, on the most reason
able forms
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IMPROVED
S1DCr Phosphate Of iEagc.
2,3oO o3Is. Of the most superior manufacture
Also, GUANO Of every description. Cacined
Plaster, Cement, &c.
* PRODUCE OF all kinds bought and seld
Oh Commission.
K. Il. SELLERS G. CO,
Forwarding 6Ad Co;nmisson Merchants,
No. 65 North Wharyes,
Between Race aud Vine SITS, Philadelphia.
AgT. S-3m.
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CATTLE BONES WANTED

THE highest price paid for clean, hard Cattle
BONES, at the " Carbon Works" on the Della
ware, two squares below the Navy Yard. Phila.
delphia. may9 3m,
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'ENllE undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town Of Smyrna, Kent county, Dell,
tor the Purchase aud Sale Of REAL ESTATE,
and has now ON hand, For Sale, a number of
very desirable
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Newark Female SEMINARY.
TIE second session Of this Institution will
commence August 29th 1855, and continue
twcnty-one weeks.
Terms per Session.-Board and Tuition i'll
English and Latin, $40. 90; Languages, each
go; Music on Piano or Guitar, with use of
instrument, $40 to ss25; Drawing, $40; Paint
ing in water colors, SO; Painting in oils, $40 /;
Embroidery of various kinds, Sc to SO; Wash
ing, per doz., 374 cts.
REFERENCE CES.--Daniel Kirkwood, LII. D.,
President of Delaware College; Prot. f. ID.
Porter; ]. W. Weston, A. NJ, Principal of
Newark Academy; Rev. J. Valandighan, Rath-
nell Wilson, Esq, ]. w Evans, Esq, Col. J.
L. Miles, Newark; George Earle, Esq, Elkton,
Nd.
Circulars, containing course OF study and
other particulars, may be had by addressing the
Principal,
MISS H. CHAMBERLAIN,
Julyls, 55-Sw. Newark, Delaware.
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MUSTANG -LlNlMENT.-The best Lni-
ment now in use. In store and for sale by
THOMAS MAGENS, Smyrna, Del.
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Grain Drills-Gruin Drills.
Al0 PENNoCK'S Wheat Drills, with grass
"O seed, oats and guano attachments
guaranteed to work well. The improvements
that we have made in the guano attachment
we think will make it an imva uable machine.
in connection with the wheat drill for the far
mcr. Pcnnock's Corn Planters-for sale by
5. g. NJ. PENNOCK 81 CO.,
Foot Market street, Wilmington, Del.
apll .Gm.
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situated on Methodist street, in the Town of
SMl RAA, with thirty feet fronts, running back
one hundred and sixty feet, to an alley about
fifteen ieet wide. The price will be Sl2
>foral rent annually, with the right of redemp-
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NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing un-
der the firm of E. & J. Ashby, was dissolved
OH the first day of May, 1855, by mutual con-
sent. f. S ]. ASiIBY.
Kent county, Del, July 25,-'J5.
OTsBLANKS for sale at this office.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS will be rercIVtd by the niIllersipncd
unlll Friday, the i0t day of August Instant, for
RElLDiNG a new FRAME SCHOOL HOt'S SE, in
ch'o District No. Is, in AppnquIuimink fund r, d
New Castle county, thirty tPrt lHare slorl awe We
ice) nigh For further particulars, and lor ian { G
OF saIG bu'i H.! "h. address either OF The IN.
dersigucd, near Snk IA I. Delaware
GIDEON f. ROTiTWELL, Clerk
JEREMIAH ALLEN.
Augl-;d*
'S's$ - shs' 's's,s>avs. e ussva /!
-At < T. NEEDLES,
o. truss AM 6,acv Establishment,
IS. ~. cor Tweith and Race sts, Philadelphia
iMFOh FER OF fine FhHNGR THUoSE%. co!aain-
! nag rA.reme tshthess, else and durability with
rvrrc"j cTStruc ion
lIernIal or rIplurei pruCala he suited by remit
N am 'Un,, before :--ScudIus number o lncnc,
ronnd The h'Fs. and sia,ing sie ui"csed
.''St "t Single Truss, -. >.3, -. 20 roubic- -,
So - and sic
i"frJ'lo:,s as I" wear aHl hpw 10 effect Il care,
Nti"n Pessl'l". Scu with the ! !Hr,
Aisn, !oI sac, IA great VaUcy. Dr. HunnIur's I'm
r'nl".' tG:tG uty br1rc, tor The cure Gl prD'Hsus
i"fI; ~'l9Gi Props aud Sunro-s, Patent shoulder
- "a , ho-- tN,;.icfs ST go. Ertr,s adapted
i.ia,t'r lb5oninal Bells. $,spcus,rcs Svr:ngrs.-
naie and I.El.c. ~ ila!rs' Hoouis with udy at
@AdlliiS AuCl. 90 "
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DAVID EDWARDS, 'TaiIor..

hS+A - <-Rb ~ "A IA kS!S, E3IiOr,k
NJ" Iii RACE ST., between 3rd and 4Ih, Philde pima
respectfully rvile- examination Of his choice ,s<or
mrnt Of
Cloths, CaSsimercs, Vcstinea,
a"d FURNISHING GOODS, expressly designed for
Ills customers, Winch WIli he ne order In The best
.Htliilar, and according to the latest fashions
Gentlemen furnishing lhcl own goods may drbend
hi""' l'lrir beng nIHor III the br~I mlalnrr
march Is. jj-Iv.
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C Al r p ETIN c.,

- ~ IA = e EW q
Selling Off Below Cost.
IlIE SabcTlhei determined To close his Carpet busi-
ness oilers HE cniirc sioc,, consisting OF all lilo
English Nclycts,
Tapestry, Made by the cele-
Brussels, brated jno Cross.
lngrainS x 3 PLY, [ Icy & Sons, Eng
Ncnetians. J land.
"@'lher Wli an immense stock of Ingram py and
t'h'lian Carpets Ot "uics:lC ui,IufIcure OIL Cloths
STAR Rods Drugg"iSShPrp skins and Cocoa AIa,s DC
Ac beio" cost for cash. Now the Time for bargains
ROBERT R. WALKER
$50 Chestnut Street.
Below Eighth, south side, PhiladelnLia.
march 2S-3n
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LOTS FOR SALE or RENT.
n %s H MB rM1 90

THE undersigned offers for sale or upon
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EDWARD WARE.

Fountain Head, No. Commercial Row,
apll-tf Smyrna, Del
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GrsBLANKs for sale at this office.
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New Snribl@ GEONEis

march li-3m,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
The Ohio Farmer for 1856.

THE OHIO FARMER will commence
its Fifth VolEms. January 1, 1856. II is
now so well end 50 generally Known. that
little need be said in its behalf. With the
experience which We have gsineJ in editing
il, for the past four ytars,snd with the know
ledge OF the wants Of the publi:, which much
travel and Correspondence has given US. to
gether with the very msny able Contributors.
which we have been constantly adding TO
our heretofore long list, we feel that The
Ohio Farmer is more than ever worthy OF
the paironsge Of the entie country; and we
can assure all, that however excellentit may
have been for the past year, it will be better
for the year to come.
The Ohio Farmer win continue to bS issued
weekly, on a large folio sheet, Of clean, white
paper, and on clear type, end illustrated with
Cuts Of Domestic Animals, Implements,
Trees, Houses, &C., sc. The News and
Miscellaneous Departments. Market Reports
&C., 9'c., will receive careful attention.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
ARRIVAL OF THE
ATLANT lC.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Atlantic arrived out at Liverpool
ON the lith; the ST. Louis on the same
day at Southsmton. The latest des'
patches sent from the seat ofwar,report
officially from Lord Stratford Rad
cliffe. A victory gained on the 5th o.
Move enber. By Omar Pasha overs force
of 10000 Russisns, mostly Georgian
militia al the river Ingour, which 0mal
.Pasha, with the Turks 10000. strong
crossed at four differsnt points, taking
60 prisoners, three guns, and cndsing :
loss Of four HUNDRED in killed and
wounded. The Turkish loss is 500.
A desultory FIRE is kept up between
the north and south sides Of SebastopoI
The foriicstions on both sides are be-
ing augmented. The latest dates by
letter are to the sd'of november Tht
weather continues to be very fine,
The Emperor made brief addres.ex,
tolling the benefits Of the exposition
In allusion to the war he said : 'YoI
desire as | do. speedy and desirable
peace. but this peace. to be durable, mus'
distinctly realire the objects lor which
the war undcrtaken-- Europe mus
decide who is right and who is wrong
A fIial victory achieved by public op
Iuiou.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
! - io.. - ~

: 8si los, sf's'i eTss
Au ong the smusias i.'Stienis 81. ID
British press ,'se ,ponsh to,ily frja
the London Daily N;leS ioaa ana
most singulsf-aIlcle, s5a'ssssd % ,he
traitors OF our country who su.l heve
tbs sesds Of the Hartford Con, cation N
them 1t is an open bid Tor such
lraitors as mar e xist in our midst,if any
there really be now a days.
The NtRs is sort of special organ
Of the British Administrators mouth
piece, par ExesHenes, of the nobility.
These Noble Lords must have been
residing a fresh editorial Of the Northern
Black Republican papers. to have
courage enoughI. to say nothiug Of the
i'm pueence, write such an appeal =
But il is worthy Of going upon GecOId
We place it there for the bene6t'Of those
sectional appeals simulated land for
the sdi6caiion Of the world in gsner-
al. .. - aU 81.
The Eastern papers say il was the
following extract from speech OF Josh
us K. Giddings, that lead TO the hope
of anoth sr Hartford Convention, Great
times, these ~. T.
4 look forward to the day when there
shall be q servile insurectlcn in the
South when the blank man, armed
NTH British bGyOnsts and led on by
British officers. shall assert his freedom'
and wage a war DIFFERENTIATION against
his msster. When the torch Of the int
csudisry shall light up the cities and
iauns OF ihA Santh and blot out ihs 'i-S'
vsstigs Of Slavery. And though may
not mock at their calamity nor laugh
when THAR fear cOmsth, yet ! will hail
il 40 the dawn ola poliIicaismilleHium'
How little thase Englishmen know
Of the real sentiments Of our people
StqtEemunt,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06

Mister President and Feller Bore.s oI
the Funkum Society:
| Yous'e all 'eard the gellorious news,
sin't youY The ked'ntry's safe and
sound as a United'n Siaies'n cent in
the grip of an ugly ayerscious old mi
ser. Whoorah! who's afeerd? Pre-,
mysing you all know what you've
heard, I'll jest drap the high ioollulin'
stJ lie, and in words that'll cos yer 'arts
to thrill with the magnitude of the sub
Ijec', address you on the inspihered
theme Of Pathology. Here goes:
Physiology, my irens, is a subjeck
Of no small limitation. Its boundaries
are not languid in limpiduess, and il is
also contagious to the conlemplstive,
and eradicates inyeteracy. 1t 10 not
disproPortionable TO the disruption of
tho equiPouderase and Homogeneous
horticulture, and is not less so to the
conspicuous conspirstion. Although
some may see hallucinstion, still the
harbinger can most harmoniously her,
monte the ensIrangement by not eS-
chewing the melancholy and literary
PsdagOgus and using proper medicinal
dlscomlnent; and, by so doing, meior-
ate the ihdu!gent appreciation OF the
indoctrinator. There are also some
who by indiscre,ion will cause mex.
haustible inleriority TO the gallicism Of
the progenitor Of this prohuent prog
nosIlcslor OF internal, applicable and
compound literary improvement. But,
should their lascivious lethargies be
lavishly espoused 10 the considera!e,
and conform their conscientious con.
lormlIy to dissention, it is our opinion
we should confsbulate and perform the
eleme ntary and almost indispensable
work Of transformation, and elongste
their centrifugal force, until they would
conjointly unite with the inlander Of
inhoSpitality. Although we should be
liuoeWtihiuato III Jul iHihtualipus1 JSs
we are deletrious of linquescent ejac-
Iulatlons, by the immethodical tiippant-
~ OF disciplinarians. But to discOlor
the equipment OF the combustion, and
contamina!s the apparently contrapo.
sition, is certainly contaminous to oil
conventicle coniederacies of antiscor-
buncs. This study familiarizes fan.
sticism by ianatical devastations, and
dictates diagnostic detraction, by de-
WAITING from the disbolical diction OF
different graminiverous and omniver,
ouS gormandizing gratifc tions oi the
sninIaicuIar as we'll rs maucular pro-
geny. But il this should not prove
consolable 10 the constitution OF the
Aasitious, you must decapitate your
dscoction and evacuate your mitiga-
ton beyond the interruption of indi-
gestible indignation. Now, we devil.
ale from the incumbent indifference OF
indelerminate indemniication, by fluc>
tuating in the auency of fury, and
tiouriShing in the Aighty fusa Of in>
lantile ematculation OF the adult pro.
geniIor!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
Later from California,
INDIAN WAR!
New YoRK, Nov. 90.

The steamship Star Of the west, from
San Juan, arrived this afternoon ct
three o'clock. go r.
The Indians had made = Simultan.
eous attack upon the whites, and mas
sacred large numbers, Volunteers we're
turning out in all directions. United
States troops, under Major Fitzgerald,
had also turned out 10 pursuit, Nearly
all the Tribes north of the COlumbia
River had conftdeIstei and swote TO
support each other, and exterminate
the Amesricsns.
A band o., i 500 attacked . small force
of United eAtss troops at Pugets
Sound, under Major Haliar, and forced
them to IetTact. ......
FIom the Ishmus we leSrn that Gen.
Walker wss il. full possession Of Nicar'
aqua, tr
Col. Wheeler. the American Mir.
istsr, had pnbliclY acknowledged, on
the part of the United States, the ,inde.
pendecne Of the new Republic, aud IS.
sured It's government oil Tue klhu re-
gsrds and we'll wishes entertained BY
the Chief Magistrate of the Unitet
States towards il. r.st
General Corral, who had been de:sc
ted in tr'ssonabla CORE spondenc'
with some of the officers Of the lat
government. had been tried by q cout
martial and shot in the plaza at Grana
on the 7th inst,--eighl hours sftsr th'
arssst, The court mutt was compos
ed su tirei J Of Americans. Other ar
rests wsu made but 10 names per
giVan
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
From Warrington
WAsHINoroE, Nov. 80.

WAsHINGrokI NOV. ~.
The most intense excitement prevails
with regard 10 the organiEstion Of the
House,
The Democists give up alf hopes Of
elsctiug any of the officers.
Gen. Richardson, of Illinois. will be
the Democratic candidate for Speaker,
and Col. Forne for Clerk. @ .i.
Gen, Collum, Of Tennessee, 10 con-
sidered sure OF an election. ..
II is understood that the Democrat
have resolved to ' ole first and last 70
their caucus nomineeS-re refusing al
coalition with other parties.
The Americans snd Wings will coal
esce. and the Americans calculate on
9aining some recruits from the Demo
Gratis. fa ..t. ..a' %r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
EHOIIBm.

-,
Nothing 10 necessary--foT they play upon
IA instrument Of rotten strings, the spiritS
Of mean men made pefiect.-M Sddy RSn
Hsrald. -
In reading the above, who /, not
reminded OF an almighty big cloud ol
summer flies, which with "Sngry hum
and slender lance" on a hot summers
eve, have beset the sides of q huge
rotten carcass? So lhsre ia = race OF
simpIs-mlndsd men who buzz about
in the society Of honorable men, and
fain would drag the names Of honest
mol down TO a level with their own.
But, alas! the hand OF Old Father
Time drives the fly race all away, and
their names and acts descend to utter
oblivion, into-spiritS OF DAMPHooLt
made perfect.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
THE STATE OF OHIO, vlNToN co.
Tsssus Ray. Adnr. Of | Probate Cesn.
Moses BAY. deceased. Petition TO
AQAinat all Land

Tessue Ray. Admr. Of ! Probate Ceart.
Moses BAY. deceased, Petition 10
against sell Land.
= Celia Kay, stal. JOHN RAY
Of the STATE OF Missouri, sud JsSSs Ray
of the State Of Illinois, will take no.
iics that on the Sixth day Of Decenl Der
A, D., 1883, ths forssaid Administra-
tor fled his PetitiOa in the PIobs 10
Court of said Yinton county; ths obisc:
and prayer Of which Petition 10 to OBJ.
tain an order for the asSiSn ment Of Dow {.
or Of Celia Ray, widow Of deceased,
in and for the sale OF the following
Real Estate Of the said Moses Ray, Dc.
ceased, situated iu Vinton county, Ohio,
TO wit: The Northeast quarter Of the
Southwest quarter Of Section Thirty.
IVs. in Township number Nine, VI
IRargs number Nineteen. In the Chill
coths Land District; conta inipk Thirty.
Nine and Ninety y>sighi Aundrsaths scTss
Also--Ths Southeast quarter Of the
South. west quarter Of Section Thirty.
Ave. ia Township number ains, Of
Range number Niue seR--in ChillicothS
Land Districts -conts ming Thiriy.siAs
aud Seventy eight hundredths SersD--
save and sxcep: so much on OF said last
mentioaed tract as % laid oSt aud plat.
ted 20 part Of ths Town Of Saysvills.
Also: The following described L'sd,
situated in the county OF Jackson. o.,
10 wit:--A psIt OF the North .sast over.
ter of the Norlh--wSst quarter of Sec
tion number Two, in Tow nShip mum bsr
Eight. Of Range number NinStsen, bs.
ins thS same land conveyed by ThomsT
Ray and Dinsh, bic wife. to decedsnt.
August 20, 1851, containing Twenty.
Eve and Fifty hundrOdthS GcnS---SaIs
and except all that part OF Of said uac.
laid out and plated az part OF ths town
of RsySvills-SituatSd In Jackson coun.
ty, Ohio. Alao, the following Town
Lot7, situated in the county of JlcLson.
Ohio, as laid out, nun bsred and plated
in the Town Of RsyBVills, TO wit: Nos,
Que. Three, Seventeen, Eighteen ,Twsn.
ty- three, twenty four, twenty ave, TWEEN.
ty six, twenty seven, and twenty eight.
Said Petition will be for hearing on
the 9TH day of January q. d. 1856.
Z. A. BRATToN,
Dec. s. 6S.-Sw Atty for Petitioner.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
WIFe worth Having.

A German lady, on one of our
Western steamers, q lew days since,
gave birth TO four children-thiee boys
aud one girl. Their aggregate weight
was thir!y-one pounds.
A Know Nothing on board swore he
would 60 home and move to dissolve
his council, as j! was no use to contend
against such prOvidenliaI interpretations
as three voters at one birth, and all oil
them "bloody Foreigners"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
TERMS OF THE OHIO EARMERI
liEvARIABLY IN ADvAEcE.l

Single copy,l yrYs2 Copy 6 months aI
SCOPES year. 8 copies months
5 copies | year 8 10 copies months
Ten Copies, one year, ,....Si5.
A club Of Ave subscribers, at eS, will en-.
title the person making it up to a copy for
six months; club Of ten, at els, to a copy
for one year.
OF Old Subscribers, who wish 10 renew
their subscription, can do SO at any time, By
getting nEw subscriber, and sending ~ 81
which will pay for both one year. :
U-TSURscRIBR WITHOUT DELAY,
THO. BROWN, Proprietor and Editor.
Cleveland, Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-06
Trouble nj sing Sing

New York, Nov. so.
At Sing Sing prison on Wednesday
there VAS a disturbance 10 the quarri
es. .,H l; fas. It
When James G. Urban, a desperate
character refused TO obey the orders oil
the teeper. and seiziDg crowbaL cal
led on his fellow conyic;s to oppos'
the keeper. -ies ~. .s.tis,i
All efforts to quiet him having been
invain, it became absolutely necessary
10 save their own lives. and prevent
rebellion, to fire upon him. ..
A muket Oall took effect, and he died
in hslfa minute, ,s,s ,..,,. q.
An inquest was held, and . yeldic'
returned Of 'justifable homicide ''.