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a dditional Induoemenia.

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-, 10y The iowa which con- aincd pupula-
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seuu the iisrHt humbcf ~ susefhe 10 proportion 40
ns lHlvlaoon' shall teeei,. S511 10 cash i6e mouoy
s - ~ neNA 10 eour'e uf courses Of public lse
lafes of 90 furnish public hhtst,
81 iai-'i nuwief 500, ~ be expended as above
. 90, ~ CO. do Slta, ia iuInish pub io iiLfaf,
500 BY the Census ct ESQ., shall receive saoo IN rb
20 furnish public hlfafy.
Re % shan 10 enihled 20 one of Websef', larro
Town. ~
The property can be secn 10y calling a. No. 2. XII.
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ONES adde's, Town, County aud State piainlv viii
tea tof all monies received, ieeocipt viii e sen,
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PROOF POSITIVE.

We have sold se y large quaut tee Of Mfs Wins.
ow's Soothing ssiup durng the pas "a yeufs.
go 600 hulll the last yeur We believe q the beet
medicine ia The world Tor Children tcihins for the
cure OF Issentery and DiaTrhet u ehiidion whether
II ARISES mem itething or any otfT cause. II gives
unversa sutsfaci ion--novef ho4id compliant from
any onaasins n-nevcr SOIL medicine so Lniref-
saliy successful IA relieving pain aud ehectiug cures.
10 81 eases above stalled If iasen 90 season relief Is
ialleataff ni absaluftig certafn.
CURTIS & fEAkfNE, Druggists
M ~.
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PURIFlCATlON OF THE BLOOD,
ssp
LIVER Ann BlLtO. S COMPLAINTS

The Citsrns Of thc Juinu SUITE niu,h from iis-
orders oi Tive liver aud Stomach sclr'v my free
nom the i0nuetce Of these destructive naiadcs hence
life ~curs ilt. The fair sex, pc hope the most haod
some iu ne Word, Of toa certain pcriod wteu. dis
uesiug many loose ;heir teeth nni good look.
willie lrt in The hclday OF Tile. such sad evils may
elertualy rom adifd bs continually kccpig the blood
pur' anh ihr liver and Stomach In healthy action,
Nhcn Ute Will ~ smoothly, and resemble plants
urseuial cline, where tiefuul Suing appears TO
go. ~ ~ rrgnrd. the preservation uf the tutntn
frame, aud tlr duIntun ut lie, much be- effected
nnd sHy taicssiy, that health and life be ptoon4
cd 'f m1u' yeats beyond iheir ordrsry limits, 4 o
lnw9u's il- ure tkcg TO purity tho blood ascending
10 the rules 4ii down iof health contained the iTec-
lions " hfrn HrramrHrt @ rrh hox
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
EXTEND THAT LIST COL.

AS we wish to have the truth before
the people Of our county, We deem it
our duty to say that we are assured by
one that we believe "knows ALL" that
there is, and has been, at McArthur a
know-Nothing Lodge, 1t twas organ
lied on the lst Of October, 1854, and
contains now l9 members, some 81
having been expelled since last fall elec-
tion; they call themselves "The Anti
Foreign Wide.Awakes" We give
this statement in order that the States
man may have this institution duly re-
corded among the other Wing Know
Nothing list Of our State and in order
that our adopted citizens in Vinton
may keep their eye on this modern
monster. We are also happy In the
belief that not single Democrats
name is now on their roll. One man
told US he tried TO become a member,
bnt that he could only receive for an.
swer from their President, (the X. Y.
o. 81 Know Nothing" This is
the invariable answer that all honest
citizens get from these dens of midnight
Political Aspirants. Extend that list
Col.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
"DenlnEOgueS.'

Wherever the members of the Dem
ocratic party assemble, now-a.days in
Convention for the purpose of putting
various candidates in nomination, they
are denominated 'demagogues' by the
organs which sympalhize with Know
NothingiSm. Admit, for the sake Of
argument, which is not the case in fact,
that the leaders of the Democratic
party are bad and corrupt men, the truth
IS undeniable that those men have not
yet fallen so deep in infamy, as to at
temp! to coerce men into the support oil
the candidates BY them put in nomina'
ton. They threaten no man with the
fate of Morgan if he refuses his sup
port to their ticket. They burn him
not in etfigy if he rufuses to vote for
such ticket. Such Sublimated infamy
is reserved unto the Il am holier than
thou party, which affects to be la boring
under the apprehension that if any
more foreigners are naturalized soon,
or if a few more members are added 10
the Catholic Church, the Liberties oil
this country may be written down as
nearly extinct. Whatever the Demo,
cratic party does, it does openly. 1t
inominates its candidates in broad day
light, and boldly inscribeS its priucipIe:
upon its banner that they may be reac
by all men. There is no juggle abou
it. II you regard The candidates a.
unworthy, and the principles wrong, il
your Judgmen',ynn are at perfect liberty
to repuulaIe tnem with your vote
Should not 'demagagues' be made oI
different material than these Demo
crats?-ChiI. Adp.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
sam Ancr the Iknow-Noihings.

We publish to-day par; Of the Know
Nothing Councils in Ohio. We shall
continue the history. it is Of no small
importance 10 know where those lodges
are located, and il will be well 10 keep
d copy Of our paper containing them
They are scattered far and wide over the
State. 1t hos been a subject Of some
inquiry whe lher there are any Anli.Ma-
sons in these lodges.
We had a great Auti.MaSonic excite
ment few years ago about secret socie-
Ties that were not poliIical-now secret
political societies are all the go--snd
oa tbs, grips, &C., such as no Mason eS-
er touched, are administered with an
unsparing hand to boy aud man. If the
lower degree Know NOthngs a,e aston.
ished at this publication, OF which they
were kept in the dark, what must those
think who are not members and neyer
intend TO be? To be loTewarned is TO
be iorearmed, and that is what we are
doing, to fOrewdrn the uninitiated, and
bring TO light secret and hidden things.
--StdtssmaH.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
ONE WEEK
ONE WEEK
Later from EnPepc.
ARRIVAL OF THE ST. LOUIS.

New YoRK, March !.
The steamer 81. Louis arrived here
about 8 o'clock this morning. She lett
Cowes on the 18th ult.
The Paris correspondent Of The Daily
News says that Mr.. Souls considers ths
scheme IoI the purchase OF Cuba as COM
pletely knocked IL tie head.
The India mail has been isIsgTspbed.
A dispatch dated Bombay. Jan. l6, says
that an insurreGtion has broken out az
ca bool; $4,000 Persians are beseising
Bendu Celosi. a murderous conflict
had taken place, but the besieged con-
limued their resistanCy.
A French company has offered to raise
in France from Is TO $4,000 men for the
service Of the English government, half
the number TO be ready in Is days. 1t
is stated that the English government is
disposed to entertain The propositions.
A Ielegrophic dispatch from Vienna
states that the CzaI has issued mani.
Ilsslo under date of 81. Petersburg, l2th
Of February, in which he calls lie en-
tire male popula tion under arms. An
additional lorce 1900 600 men will be
despatched 10 the Crimea.
Egyptian reinforce ements hayearrived..
The artillery q; SebdstopoI kept up ala
incessant fire during the night, and the
allies replied during the day BY liraiI-
leurs.
London firm in the provision trade
proposes through the Times to feed the
army in The CrInea at the rate Of IS 81
per day per man, giving them three sub
Stsntia meals per day, aud binding
themselves 10 the contract uSder the
heaviest penalties
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
Another Furnace in Blast I'm VIM
ton County.

Onlast Sunday evening, March 4th,
The Hamden Furnace run off, her first
blast, about two tons Of the best quail
ity of Pig metal. This Furnace is
located within one mile of Hamden, to
which pointthe Marietta & Cilcin>
aati Railroad will be completed in an
other month. This company is COM
posed of some OF the most enterprising
citizens Of southeastern Ohio,-its
success is certain. Whilst recording
the Hamden as Furnace No. 4, in full
Blast, in our county, we canno: but say
to those companies who are engaged in
the erection Of their works, "Push on
the Ball."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
THE WAY THEY WORK 1T.

The way it always did work, when
We attempt to legislate people moral.
We find the following in the Cincin-
natl Enquirer:
'As was expected, the Liquor Law
is being evaded by numerous of the
old sellers, every hour in the day, il
not even oltener than that. Mr. Snod-
grass will 90 into the establishment OF
Mr.. GentleGnger, call for bottle ol
brandy, pay for it, put it into his pock-
ct, and then walk over to Mr.. Dusen-
berry'S saloon, borrow a couple Of
glasses, take out his bottle from his
pocket, he and his friend will drink,
return thanks to the landlord for the
use of his glasses, and leave. When
the bottle gives out, it can be filled at
that place and taken over TO where the
first was bough! aud drank.
'An outdoor belief prevails that
here in this city there is now more
liquor, ifanything, drank than previous
to the decision OF the Supreme Court,
that the present liquor-law is Constilu-
tional. Various dodges are in vogue
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
Another Reyermed yYoIi.

The Pulaski (0svego County, Dsmo.
crdt says that the Rev. James Hudson,
a member Of the Methodist Conference,
aud stationed at Homes,ills ia that
county, as their preacher, left there some
time in November last. with his wife,
and il was said, on visit TO her friends
in Madison county. Since he left it
was discovered that girl about seven.
teen years OF age, aud member Of his
church, who had been liviDgat his house
for some time previous, was encieute.
and inquiry being made by the proper
authority as TO the facts, she admitted
it 10 be the case. and swore il on The
reverned gentlemsn; but he is among
the missing.
Had a catholic priest committed this
Outrage, it would have furnished the
Know Mornings indignant thunder for
a month or two. This instance Of scOun-
drelism, in connection with Others Of
similar nature that might be cited 4,
shows that men OF debaseA passions get
into the protestant pulpit, aud under
the garb Of Piety outrage decenc!, NOR.
ality and religion; but it does not prove
that religion is cheat Ond no devout
member would think Of leaving the
church Ia consequence. If bad men
ever get into the pulpit, 10 II unTesona.
bic that bad men get into politics?-
though this is no reason why man
should abandon party, Il he is satlsli.
ed that the princi pies Of the party are
correct. t.-Chil. AdU.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
TWO DAYS LATER.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
HALIFAX, March | .

HALIFAX, March |.
The long talked Of change in the
French army in the Crimea, is announ-
ced. The army will be divided into,
two corps de a:mS; one given to Petioer,.
and the other 10 Bosquet, thus virtual -
ly rendering CanrUbelt mere cypher.
Prussia sends circular to the D!plu--
ma tic agents, indicating that the entire
Plussian army will be Immediately made
ready for the field.
The French funds were considerably
depressed BY wild rumor, that the EN-
peror would Immediately depart for the
Crimea, leaving the Empress regent
He will command the army, should war
be declared against Prussia.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
Of the Pennsylvania legislature.
No Senator Elected.
HARRIsBuRG. Feb. 27.

The joint convention of the two
houses met o.day for the purpose Of el-
ecting United States Senator. On the
first ball OF Mr.. Cameron received So
votes; Buchalew %; scattering 5l.-
The thiEd ballot was the same as the first.
After the third ballot motion was
made to adjourn till TO- morrow. Lost
.-63 TO &c. A motion was then made
10 adjourn till the first Tuesday in 0c.
tober. which was agreed to--yeas sc,
nays IS, There being no electiop by
the Legislature, the Governor will ap
point senator 10 serve until an election
is msds.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
Interest upon Deposit.

"The Ohio Life and Trust Company"
says the Cincinnati Gazette, zone OF
the oldest aud most Trustworthy bank
ing institutions in this city, intends.
we understand, 10 cease paying interest
upon deposits from ami after the first
day Of March.
No one ought TO ever trust bank that
p ays interests on deposits, and we are
glad to see the Trust Company about to
discouuteuance it. The City Bank Of
Columbus got IT'S heaviest blow from
this practice of paying big aud little in
tereSt on deposits, and its depositors
came very near. if not quite loosing both
princip and su:erest.
Banks were made To loan money at the
rate of interest named in their charters.
but not to borrow at that rate OF inter-
est.
The trust company deserves credit for
establishing one of the mos: important
principles in bank operations. Who
would ever become the advocate of
creating bank charter, if it was un.
derstood that such bank was to be the
town borrower instead of the town lend.
er? A bad feature in such trapsaction
is, that bank may thus borrow all the
loose money in a neighborhood. and
form the public necessity created by
itself, to commit all Kinds Of extortion
upon an innocent, but humbuSed peo.
Ipele.-Stafssmun