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ANTHOLOGY DEMONSTRATED.
DROP ESSOR SYLVESTER INVITES THl

DKUFESSUK SYLVESTER INVITES THE
ladies and gentlemen Of the city Of Washing
ton, Georgetown, Alexandria, and surrounding
country, that he will give true statement Of all
things for the stars cannot lie, Of Love, Maiage,
and the time, Business, good or bad, Specula-
tions, Patent Rights, Claims. and Deeds Of Prop
erty. and their success, Friends absent II ever to
return, Farmers doing bad business. Advice Is
given how to improve every milk COW two quarts
OF milk per meal more than before. He also can
make many cures, both Of people and ca tie that
are afflicted questions, figures. For ladies, white
or Of color, ss cents nailvities 50 cents gentle;
ali icted Apply at No. 1877, second house from
r9th street, On street, opposite Smithsonian, en-
trance In the back or front, on the Island. All
communications strictly private and confidential.
Hours from O'Clock q. IN. to 9p m. .
q dec 1-2w4 e..g . d.. ..-rrl. So. -
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| FLOUNCED SILK ROBES AND FANCY

FLOUNCED SILK ROBES AND FANCY
. SILKS.
TENHE FOLIOWING-NAMED GOODS have
l. just been received, and are ready for inspec-
ton |: ~ ..r.. ....
100 new style colored Flounced Silk Robes, the
handsomest and cheapest we have had this
season
IS very rich black Fiounced silk r ohes
$50 dresses exceedingly rich Moire antique
100 dresses plain and striped black nj DIRE Antique
10 pieces blue, pink, and white watefed silks,
for evening ~...
10 pieces plain, pink, blue, corn, crimson, and
other light shades, for evening
so pieces Of black SILK, from SIN cents to " 225
per yard
500 dresses good style plaid and striped silks,
from IS cents to 81 per ward
/ We do not hesitate to say that we have the lar
sest and cheapest lot Of SILK Goods to be found in
any retail house In the country, and we can assure
tue ladies' that they will have difficulty in suit
ing themselves in handsome dress II they will
give us the first call.
A beautiful lot Of Flounced BereYe Robes, for
evening dresses.
Large stock Of French Robes, in sets, and very
rich.
All numbers OF the very best Kid Gloves
All numbers Of Kid Gauntlets
Daily opening new Goods, TO which we respect
fully invite the attention Of members of Congress,
strangers, and citizens
CLAGETT, NEWTON, NAY L. co,
Corner Penn avenue and Ninth streets.
dec S-1Ot
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CONGRESS HALL RESTAURANT.
MEsSRS. FENWlCK & wESTERFlELD
lv1 have opened an establishment thus "A
named at 139 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ga
Second and Third streets, where they will.2%
be pleased to crafty the public with all the deli
cacies Of the season, nov 2S-1m
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GUrTA PERCHA TEETH

GUTTA PERCHA TEETH
THE UNDERSl6NED HAVE BEEN in
Il the habit Of sending eur patrons to Dr. Cosby
for Dental operations for q number Of years, and
take pleasure in recommending him to the citi-
zens Of Washington as the best tooth extractor
and dental operator that we have ever met with
He inserts teeth upon every plan that Is praesissd
In the United States.
Geo. 2 & As,sp.. ! MDi bbi sw 5.NV feSs:, "Hs., 1D
James Bryant GF. Chambsriin, II. D. DDS.
c. II. Harris. II. d. Samuel p. Brown, II. D.
wyths rnslsy. MD B.h. FrAaeises. ND.
OfRse over Ford b Bro q, No. go, corner Of
1lth street and Ps avenue. nov N-5m%
WATCHES, JEWELRY, sILvRRWARE.
WE CALI ATTENTION TO OUR MAG
w niacsnt stock Of very superior Gold e q
WATCHES, elegant yEWELRY, pure "a
GOBLETS, WATERS, FORKS and
SPOONS, and every other article Of TABLE Sill
vERWARE, SILVER CARD CASES, PORT
MONNAIES, FINH FANS, &C. Also, extra
heavy plated Albata Goods and superior Table
GOID sPKoTAoLEs and EYR GLASSES
Of every variety. Particular attention paid to the
Possessing every facility, we are prepared o ex-
ecute In the best MANNER The largest orders for all
articles ip our line.
WATCHES and CHRONOMETERs of eve
~ description skillfnlly repaired. practical
knowledge OF this branch Of our business toNvhioh
satisfaction to persons having fine Watches &c,
ENGRAVING in all IT, branches, Including
the cutting Of arms, crests, notices 60. stone
done in the best manner. -,... -
U Gard engraving and printing promptly eI-
32i Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
nov N-f
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T0PHA AM Il NOR RF L Z It's
NEW AND CHEAP
SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE,

SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK STORE,
it9 Seventh st opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
"a MESSRS. TOPHAM, C-ySSr
ISts nS Of PhilsdslPhis nr l, PHI, .,, and Stsz
q respectfully announce to
their friends and the public, that they have com
where they viii make and keep constantly on
hand a large and superior assortment of-Mens',
ladies', and Boys SADDLES, BRIDLES,
MARTlNGALES, and WHIPS. HARNESS Of
every dsscriPtCn beth for city and country use
PET Bass Ladies' sATCHELs, TRAVEL
ING BASKETS, and FANCY WORK BOXES.
HORSE BLANKETS, COVERS, COLLARS,
and HAMEs. Horse, Spoke, and Dust BRUSH
Es. CARDS, CURRY-COMBs, sPON6Es,
&C., &c.
All material used will be the best that can be
obtained; and both Of Us having been practical
workmen for several years, we feel confident that
our work cannot be surpassed, either for style or
durability. BY unremlhing efforts to give salts
faction we hope to merit, and respectfully solicit,
a share Of public patronage.
and repairing all kinds Of work.
saddlers' tools constantly on hand.
TT
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u The present style of bonnet is certainly
not Of Maithusiau character, for since they
came into use there have been more hairs ap
parent than ever
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NEW YORK FURNISHING EsrAB.
-'' UUSH NENT. ..

nNE PRICE Only 1--WE REbPECT
~ fully call attention 10 our rev Establish
ment, where wedesign Keeping GENPLEM 6 EN'S
FURNISHING GOODS Of fIst quality, and OF
MERES, and VESFlNGS, which we make to
order in the most eiegant manner Also, a select
stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
We have no hesitancy In saying that we have
fitted up one Of the most elegant Store Of its size
i'm any city, and have adopted the now almost
universal system OF all the principal stores through-
ont the Northern cities-THAT OF oNK PRICE
ONLY, which gives confidence to customers, and
that they may rely at once getting articles at
much more correct, II not lower, price than the
running scale WALL 4 STEPHENS,
800 Pennsylvania avenue,
nnv17 Q, n fp,v d0oYs helOR National Hotel.
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OFFICIAL.
TAsAsuRv DEPARTMENT, Dec. 1, 1885.

TAxAsuRv DEPARTMENT, Dec. 1, 1885.
Notice IL hereby given to holders Of stocks Of
the United States that this Department will pur-
chase to the amount Of 81 500 600 Of said stocks
at any time when the same may be offered prior to
the 1st day Of June next and win pay therefor the
following prices, 10 wit: h
For stock Of the loan Of lS4s q premium Of ten
per cent? for stock Of the loans Of 1s47 and 1s4s,
q premium Of sixteen per cent; for stock issued
under the act Of 1850, commonly called Texas-in.
demnity stock, premium Of six Per cent; and
for stock Of the loan Of 1875, redeemabls on the
18th November, 1s46, II received at the Treasury
prior to the 1st day Of January next, premium
Of 2X per cent; II received between the LIST jan
uary and the Slst Of March next, premium Of
per cent and II received after the 31st Of March
and prior to said 1st Of June next, premium Of
| TX per cent.
interest will also be allowed on said stocks at
the rates specified in the certificates from the 1st
July last, II assigned with the principal Of the
certificates received prior to the lst Of January
next After that date the interest will be allowed
in addition to the premium from 1st Of January to
the date Of their receipt. In both cases one day
interest will be allowed In addition for the money
to reach the seller.
Certificates transmitted to this Department un-
der the present notice should be duly assigned to
the United States with the current half years in
terest, sent prior to the LIST Of January nex) by
the party entitled to receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks will be made by drafts
upon the assistant treasurers at Boston, New York
Philadelphia, as the parties entitled to receive
the money may direct
dec 3-dtJune1 Secretary CT the Treasury.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

IN PURSUANCE OP THE DESIGN OF
this Institution, viz: the diffusion OF tue knowl
edge Of Music, and q cultivation Of the public
taste for the higher order Of the Art, the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
PROPOSES to give a series Of
FOUR NCERTS:
and, with view to add as much as possible to
theh popularity, the Great Works OF Beethoven,
Mozart Mendlesohn, Spohr, Hummel and others,
relieved by lighter compositions, will be pro-
duoed with the greatest possible effect, both In
the Orchestral and v ocal departments.
The pdaIi Of admission will be the same as that
sdoptsd by the Academy Of Music In London, viz:
by sxtscr,p Aon only, the terms Of which will be
eJ for the four Concerts emitting the subscriber
70 three tic ksts Of admission to each Concert.
Subscribers names may he Immediately received
st the bookstore Of Messrs. Taylor i Maury; at
be Piano store Of Mr.. Davis and At the Music
Stores Of Messrs Hilbus and Zantzinger also At the
Academy Of Music. corner Ninth and ID streets
(Opsn daily from 10 till 6.1 oc H-G
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GUTTA PERCHA TEETH. .a
nR. U. MUNsON, AT $40 PA. AVENUE,
- II mounting Teeth on q Gutta A@
Percha Base Also, with Aliens pat
ent continuous Gum, combining beau o3ID
ty, strength and cleanliness. : - ..
Dr.. NJ IL detsrmined to keep pace with every
improvement in Dentistry, and wfh strive to please
and profit his patrons. r.
Rev. Dr.. 6udey, Hon. r II aAIlet,
Dr. Binney, Hon. A Dou9fas,
Hon. G Mason, Dr. r p Patterson,
Hon o Nicholson, Or. r Coolidge, -.
And the Medicd Fasuty Of Georgetown Cob
lege. nov 8-u
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4.ar7 SECOND ANNUAL BALL
..f.T trs OF TIN IL --r
aCOT-T GU A r D s. .

TyHE SCOTT GUARDS RESPECTFULLY
i announce to the citizens Of the District that
their Second Annual Ball will take place at Caru-
Sis saloon, on MONDAY EVENING, Dscem-
ber IL, 1855. f- -. ...,.-.. go. -.
Every s1ertlon will be used to make this the
most agreeable ball Of the season. fs
Esputs's celebrated Cotillon Band has been en-
gagged. -
: Supper and Confectionery viii be served by an
experienced caterer. .-a., f,. -..-.r -
Tickets ONE DOLLAR; to be had Of any OF
the msmbers and at the door on the evening OF the
ball. THE COMMITTEE.
doc S-aoSt t.HF
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SEtEET +sAAQUEY ADE SOI0 EE.
DROF H w. MUNDER MOST RESPECT
[ fully announces to his friends and patrons
generally, that he will give a select MASQU E.
HALL on THURSDAY EVENING, December
2Oth, 1855. ''- t'~~.t O.. a'-.r-J
There win be most positively no tickets sold at
the door; all those who desire to subscribe will
be Obliged to see Prof. Mundef In person at an
early date, otherwise they will not be admitted.
This will be one Of the most magnificent enter
tainments that has ever been given in Washing
ton. The Hall will be decorated In handsome
style. -.. !. . .--" P r DIG e...t-
r He has made arrangements with gentleman in
Baltimore, who has upwards Of 500 dresses, both
for ladies and gentlemen, many Of which are
Spangles and Bugal Beads, and oan be rented
upon reasonable terms by applying to Prof. NJ. al
the hall. e.
Weber's Martial and Quadnlle Dand Is en-
gagged for the occasion. dec 4-eotd
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OPERA GIL SSES FOR
fv1 sale and hire at the great emporium Of Fancy
Goods. JOHN + ELLIS,
dec4 -la; JOG Pa. avenue, near 10th street.
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novI7 q a few doors below National Hotel.

APIANO FoR SI75.-THIS PIANO HAS
n been used only few months, and is great
bargain, at JOHN r. ELLlS'S, 306 Pennsylva-
mia avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. --.
nov 30 ... ..
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DR.. v. SHINs, DENTIST,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE
H to No. 3OI Pa. avenue, south side
between 9th and 10th streets, Wash ->QllIO
ington ID. C.. nov to~-eolm*
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COFFIN wAREHOOni, &c.

Y WILLIAM PLANT & CO., UNDERTA-
Ss sKERS-residence4 4lS Seventh
sereet, between q and III streets. iSuuu3
Iufer.nants procured In any ground =
or cemetery. COINS, Caps, Shrouds, Carriages,
Heafse, and every article for interments OF
the beat quality furnished at short notice, on the
Rosk reasonable terms, and at ell hours OF the
1iQtt Having the exclusive right Of Crump's
Pstent Corpse Preserver, we guarantees TO keep The
dad for any leng:h Of time. jy lily
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w. HENRY PALMER'S PIANO FORTE
GLASSES.

u EVENING GLASS FOX LADIES AND
IA Gentlemen h BOW. orming at the Academy
Of Music Application 20 be made to Mr.. W
HRNRY PALMER xS3 p street, or at the Acad
srnS OF Music corner Of ID and 9Th streets. &C Is
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Rector Of st. James, Parish.
g S-~-----~-s ~S~-1 ---s ~ AfsGa1vG4 "a

3,Sf 3,E ests,ss,.s.;s...
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WRBER,s EXCELSIOR BRASS AND
STRING BAND.

AIR. WEBER RESPECTFULLY IN
M inform his patrons and the public that he
n now prepared with BAND OF TALENTED
MUSICfANS to accommodate them with
brass, string or reed band, as the occasion may
require MUSIC for Balls, Parties, Parades,
Sersnades, &c, furnished from one TO any num-
ber at the shortest possible notice, by applying to
l.. WEBER, Leader, four doors east Of General
Henderson's, Navy Yard.
Orders can be left al the " Music Depot" In the
6tar Buildings. nov6-d
0IX BEAUTIFUL INLAID CLOCKS,
- dav and 10 hour. Prices from S5 TO SIS Just
opened and for sale at the great Variety Store OF
JOHN r. ELLIS, 3Oo Pennsylvania avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets. nov ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-22
CHAPTER vi,

With light step Yictorine took her
way along the crowded thoropghCares
withsher little basket under her aryns----
Ste7Eas now in the quarter where la
borers siand neehanics chiefly alybll5-7.
But she knew inssihctively tA q ihere
was 40 place 70 sell her flowers.
Yet from, one Of these houses } we-
man'sgoic greeted Victorina, Iiai
Idp you sell your flowers, iasr haig
dlssr 1isga yiab tm "a u Il agissa9
asSix sousa boquet, Madane's vii
yeu not have one, ViolelsI and primo,
ses, wiihllily aad anomene, MADAME
will take it, is it not so?' g ases So 81.
st is for my sick boy said the wo-
man, half apologetically, as if to ex>
cuss so great . piece OF extraysgance,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-22
Powerful Letter from the Hon. III.
a. Wise 10 the Rational Demo
cratic Meeting In New York.
ONLY, NEAR ONANcOCK,
Thursday, October ls, 1855

OIbObSl ACi tSOO
The devil bailed the hooks of some
preachers with the politics of the Pops
big toe; and the hooks Of kavish prizes.
tcrafJ, and set them bobing together
for the corruption of the Church, and for
the destruction Of the State. No heat
but one could have ever welded such
fusion. In the Shades they we're taught
their parts by the gIoomlight of the
Dark lantern! But =
The sun is in The heavens anil life on atthr
Day has caught them in their incanLa
lions, and'iight is dispelIing their mys,
teries. The next you will see 'ci sam.
he will be on his kuess playing against
Slavery and John Barieycon He has
dropped Pope Plus Nonus, and has Just
discoyered, alter all he has said about
His Holiness supremacy, that every
naturalized Catholic takes an oath ex
pressly TO renounce all allegiance TO
any and every prince, power, potentate,
king. sovereign or state, Of which he
was before subject. And he begin to
admit that if an extra judicial oath may
bind Know Nothing TO passive obedi-
ence and nonresiStance 10 an unseen,
intangible, secret oligarchf, that, per.
chance, we may rely on the judicial
oaths of naturaiissd citizens to renounce
tbe allegiance to all supremacy what
ever except the sovereignty of the Uni;
Ted Sta;es of North America, ti, ..,
| j give you the right hand of fellow
ship iu opposition TO the sumptuary
laws which have of late years disgrac.
ed the codes Of some Ufcur States. Why,
some legislatures seem to have lost the
horn.book of personal libertyi They
are tor free soil and free negroes, but
war upon the liberties free white
men! They seem 10 have never known
that there wete such things frs! inven-
ted in North. Ameiica,as bills of rights
deliining. those which are inalie na BILE
aud liking the limrs, Of legislation -
WheIe was the principle OF liquor laws
10 stop? No where short Of invading
Ieyery inalienable right of indiV iduaI
mau. II municipal law cannot touch
vested rights, much less eau it, Invade
llhe natural rights Of the individual per
1 son.' In such a dominion as that Of
England, ihsy may hardly Care to con.
fine The tights Of the person to air, to
light syid 10 flowing water, at this day,
b45 liere Ihete never was moment, since
colonial times, when the rights of per
sous were not infinitely extended be
y6nd these out of reach OF legislation.
On! BAT they say such laws are sanitary,
not snmptuary. And who made them
Hospitalers Of Hygeia, health nurses fol
The psopls' Health is about as privats
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-22
DOu'tyou Play.


No, | don't play on any instrument
said our friend Tom Pringle. in answer
20 oiT question. 80 tell the Truth. /
became discouraged bs a slight miseon-
rep,ion. when was a young maD.
wasn't appreciated you know, aud that
sort Of thing,
well, Jou see, said he, in reply TO
another question. i; was about twenty
years ago. when Twas studying law, and
my brother was medical student, that
we both fancied we had wonderful
1aleut for music. SO John bought a
flute, and iddle,and tuning one OF
the attics into study, we Pacliced
there half the night through. We
didn't W ant any Que to knuw about il,
especially our father. who had very
stticE notioas as to the value of timej
and Is make him think us usefully EN-
ployed, ] had quantities OF law books
heapsd up, aud John had skull, aud all
sorts OF bones, scattered about. We
knew that in our study no ole could
hear u $ bul Be tsey, the house. keepsr,
and, as she was our old nurse, we felt
sure she would keep the secrel' One
morning, after we had, been whiliug the
long night hours away with our music,
10 our own mutual delight, we came
down late to Breakfast, looklng, | sup
pose, somewhat uarsfGeshed '...
you musnt study too hard, boys
said our father, consideately.
'Yes. sir said gsvely.
Just then Betsey appeared at the
door, and looked most mysteriously at
my mother,
Yes, what is it2' said mother surpris-
ed, a. BeIsy's excited manner. What
is it, Betsy2' ..I ...s...... ..t.
We'll, ma'am, wish to say, ma'am.
Betsy always spoke in that short nip.
ping way,when she s,what she called
up 81 mast leave you ma'am,"I
Leave me! whyr asked mother.
'fes, ma'am, it's twenty five years
that I've been with you, mi 'am--aud it's
the boys at last ma 'am. can't stand
it, and oin't going to. It's not Chris.
tian like, ma'dm
Whathate the boys been doing9ask.
ei mother. ..|. u,
'lLs Mr. John. ma, am, and sometimes
| think Mr. Tom helps him. He'sgot
SOME poor Crelur up stairs, ma am ain
he tolments him awful. He screaks AMI
groans all the night through. It's
worse than the heathen. Fdidn't get
a wink Of sleep las! night, and what the
poor ctetur went through was dreadful.
know they say such things must be
doae by doctors, But l amt going to
stay where it is and / never tho't John
was the one to do it," a... .....,.
And Betsy gave John look Of cenIem-
nation. .i.3 s..iztF.
My MUtileF was acute enough to see
thai, something gnQsuaI was going Oh in
our study, and telling Betsy she would
Enquire into il dismissed her for the
present.
That. was the end of our musical
practice though not the end of the sto.
ny, for our father took care we should
not forget it, 1t was a long time be.
fore we heard the last about "the poor
cretur up stairs. .'-NetO York Dutch
man.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-22
9aTl1GGgl lG6GGR1R
THE ORPAAN.

- OhSA AAN'
Softly, softly blowye winds, '
That bear the moOfnef's signs;
That whisper to the broken heart
0fburied ties,
Break not with sudden force .
Upon the listeners ears; ' ..r..
But kiss--o! kiss with moistened lip,
Each struggled tear! .H .. .
Invoke the stars th milder beams,
To cheer that dropping heart;
Tue birds. in softer, sweeter lay,
Bid care depart
Let streamlets murmur join their song
And floating on the gale, B. 80.
Bear to the listening throng MrsA
20 2 % The Orphans tale ia f.3 20.
Let no nude hand with carless touch,
Press heavily that browj
Remember that his dearest friends
Are slumbering nowI
&c, then, as one who loved that child,
With passions warmeSt glow;
And He that on his chosen smiled,
Willheed another's woe.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-22

Gleason. .n
NmKEsvilLE.-S S. S. Murry, John Gillen'
Cline 4 Gardner, Fel;on & LastIey, james
Beakely. Carr q Strong. ,,,.
ALLLEsvllLE-relef Miller, Marcus Mil
Ter, Joseph Wilcox. ......., d.. .
MIR. rLEAsANT.-ph Phillip Sain.
PRArtsvlLLE.--Swerstou q Swelston,
AiKLAs Mill J. BIOer.
B,RkulhMnS's MnL.-William Tissue.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-22

McAhrHUE.-John S. Hawk, J. X. d D
Will, Tumhiuson < Co., Owen Dowd, L. a
Brstiun, J. q 4. Lodge, Shades q Reynolds
HAnDLE.- DenJ Dil, b. u. I. Hard, II. b.
Moore, J. Ed w.. b. Wilson, VIM. Z.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-22

Bio SAND FURNACE, Bartlett, Dane y
Co., Manufactures oi the best quality
OF Pig Iron. Post Office at Athens, v.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-22

HAAnEx FURNACE, Frazee, Tam & Co.
Reeds Mill FUst Once. ..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-22

NlATus kUENAck, Means. CLARK * Co.
MsnuIs cturers OF best quality OF Pig
Iron, Vimton Fumuce Post Oilice.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-22
b BUSINESS DIRECTORY
FOR VlNTON COUNTY, OHIO

Is. P. HkNlfT, Judge oil Probate Court
W L. EDMlSToN, CLERK Com. Pleas Court
i. +. notwithstanding Attorney.
wv, TISUE, Sheriff.
JOSEPH MAGEE, Auditor.
H.. PAYNE, Treasurer.
JAMES MALONE, Recorder.
NELSON RICHMOND, Surveyor.
GEO. ULL0M, Coroner.
County Commissioners,
J. DOND, j. klNNEY, & JOHN SW AIM,
School Examiners,
o. T. CUNNING, G. W. ShOCK Ely and
j.. A. DRATTON.