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NOTICE.

o. oF CALIFORNIA. county of Nevada, At
- Probate Court held in and for said county at the Cour
-, a. tne cIiy of Nevada on Saturday. the 5h day
May, 1853. Present Hon THos. II. CAswELL. Proba,
Jug In the matter o! proving thu last win and Tes
tau of Samuel Harrison deceased. IL is ordered tha
s urlay ths tn day of May 1855. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
be appointed for The proving the last viii ond Testamen
Of Samuel Harrison deceased and all persons
said estate required then and there 10 show caase,
any. why said will should not b. admitted to probate.
And reBding and filing the petition of A. IIar
rison for Letters Testamenary said estate is frthe
ordered that hearing said petition be had III,
1917 day of May, 1855. at the Court Room in the city
Nevada, county aforesaid BY order of the Court.
Attest VIM. 5. PATTERSON, Clerk
May ii-2w Probate Cour
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SulnlnOilS.

CTATEOF CALIFORNIA, County and Township Of Ne.
- vada, Justices Court, before John Williams.
Justice of the Peace. The people OF the Stae OF Gail.
forni, to William Ramsey.
You hereby summoned TO appear bef57a ne 81
nv office said Township Saturday the ~ n dav 81
Nav A. D. 1855, at II O'Clock, A. NJ. to answe- the ct
plaut Of GeorgeF. Jacobs, who demands aeaiusi rou
the of fort four dollars aud T5 cents
COPY of which is file in my Office as said cctoaiet
On failure to appear and answer, judgment aiu ~
rendered against yod for the of fory-four dollars
and seyenty-ive cents damages and costs CT sui
Given under my hand, this Ind day of April A. D
1855 JOHN WILLIAMS, Justice of the Peace
Copy attest f. Esteys Hll Constable
State Of California, Comfy and Township o. Nevada,
II appearing TO the undersigned, acting Jusle of he
Peace in and for the county aforesaid by proper afda
Wit that the within named defendant is resident
of Nevada county it is therefore ordered that f,isee
made of the complaint herein for forty la! IA
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Given under my hand, this End day of April A .
1855. JOHN WILLIAMS. Justice of tn Peace.
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Dissolution Of Partnersh

HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing betvee7 the
undersigned, the name and style o. HEIH S
MAY is this day dissolved by mutual consent All per
sons Indebted TO the old firm WILL PLEASE MAJ NM
M ATE PAYMENT To JAMES H. HELM. who will also
settle all demands against the firm. The business will
be conducted, as heretofore, by JAMES H. HELM
JAMES II. HELM.
GEORGE MAY.
Nevada March 26th, 1s55-lm
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C,TATE. OF CALIFORNIA, County and Township of
Nevada Justices Court, before c. F. Smith, Justice
Of the Peace The People of the State Of California to
Tohn G. Palmer You are hereby summoned to appear
before the undersigned Justice of he Peace his
in said Township, FRIDAY, the 18th day of April A.
D. 1855 at clock p. NJ. to answer the complaint of
Jseph b. Iobdell who demands of yon the snm of One
Hundred and Twenty Eight Dollars and Fifty Cents al
lodged to him by you for Horse hire at sundry
times on account of which is file in my Office as
said complaint. On failure to appear and answer,
Judgment will be rendered against YOU for said Of
One Hundred and Twenty Eight Dollars and Fifty Cents
damages and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this Fourth day of January 1850
c. F. SMITH Justice of the Peace.
Ordered that the foregoing be Published once week Tor
''''e' F SMITH, J. P.
Cnny attest E. Esters Hill. Constable. sItdS
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District Court 10th Judicial District, In ana iof
Nevada County.
George w. Dickinson VS.. His Creditors.
.nN reading and fling the petition and schedule L.
" of the above named insolvent, 1t is ordereu .aas
the Creditors of said Insolyent be and appear oi
the Hon William r Barbour district Judge oty and ID
said County, in open Court in Nevaaa 9t then hen and
bsr 70 shoW cause # any they have why the
PRAYER of the insolvent petitioner shouia "''
granted. - T,:.trict Judge
a.,e.s ,1s' A WM. s. PATTERSON, CieTk, n,
ws,"b SOW By sidney c. Herser'' IVY
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SUMMONS,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF s1,RRA SIS
T'IIE people of the State of California to Isaa- c
Robe, greeting; You hereby summoned 10 ap
pear before me, Justice of the Peace in and tor town
ship No. Z, Sierra County my office in Forest City
10 clock A. NJ. the lst day Of May 1855. answer
unto the complaint of John Winston, who has conines.
ced action the following plea to-Nit, On q
Pronssary note dated June 26th, 1854, for 4I4 an
interest," al the raIe of 10 per per AMMAN ners
ROW due S2356; also account for goods aad and
money paid S2O,Sl whole demand S3.5S +. Wher.
judgment Will be taken against you for sad amount
together with costs, damages and interest if you fa
appear and answer.
Given under my hand this 31s day of March 1855
WM. PATTERS0E, }. F..
Upon the fling Of affidavit of John Win on, and
appearing thererom that the Plaintiff has a good caust
Of action against saac G. Robe the defen dan TAR
the said salc 9. Robe after dgent search
enquiry be found within the State and that be a.
the service OF the summons but that he believes he
within the State, 1t is ordered that service fQuuou
he made by publication thereof in the Nevada formal
public newspaper published in Nevada Civ NereJ.
county, Stale Of California; week foT four sec-
cessive weeks
Witness my hand this the Sls. day of March D. 1855,
WIN. PATTERSON, j. 2.
otfn ria
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B. HA YWOOD. Proprietor.

1nn CASES EXTRA CLEAR BACON;
TSV 800 bbis Fay's new Hams, in brine;
100 bbls Billings Hams;
ITO bbls clear and ldess Pork;
2O0 kegs Leaf Lard
$50 cases 10 and 20 -lb tins Lard
100 hf bhls No. Mackerel;
$50 or kits No. / Mackerel
so drums Goldfish
$50 hf bbls Dried Apples
lG0 hf bbls Family Market Beef;
500 hf bbs Corn Meal 100 or bbls Corn Meal
500 bags Rio Coffee 1900 ms No China Rice
$50 hf bbls Carolina Rice;
100 cases Salt, 5, 10, Is and 2O-lb bags
so cs Cheese il. tins
100 cs Peach, Fruit and Grape Tobacco;
50 gross Watson's Smoking lob .cco;
200 cs Fresh Peaches
$50 cs assorted Pie Fruits;
$50 firkins choice Hntter. For sale BY
my4-lm GOODWIN x CO., 62 California st
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Dissolution,

THNIiE partnership heretofore existing between Jane
u Briggs and Charles w Cornell in the business of tn
Oak Tree Ranch, Bridgeport Township is this day di>
solved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to tn
said firm notified to make payment and all person
having demands against it will present them Charlie
w. Cornell for payment JAMES BRIGGS
c. w. CORNELL
Oak Tree Ranch April o. '55. 52--lm*
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada,
y SIS. b. virtue oil Execution to me delivered,
issued from the Court OF John Williams, Esq sue.
cessor to John Anderson, an acting Justice of the
Peace in and for the County aforesaid, bearing date
October 18th, A. d. 1858, to sats sly Judgment
rendered by the court of John Anderson, late Jus
tice of the Peace in and for the County azores aid
on the 90 b day of October A D. 1859 in favor OF
George H. Armstrong, and against N. L. NARROW
of which is unpaid the of Ssa,7l debt, Interest,
damages and costs of suit, ! have taken in execu
ton and will sell to the highest bidder for cash in
front of the Office of c. r, Smith. Esq. on Broad
street, Nevada, on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
Nav, A D 1855, between the hours of 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ and o'ciock, P NJ. all the right, title and
interest owned by n L. NARROW on the 18th day
October, A. D 1853 in and to the Town Lot sit
uated near the head of Broad street. In Nevada
known as the "Galena Hay Yard" taken as The
property of n L NARROW. to satisfy the above de-
mands and accruing costs
Z. ESTEYS HILL, Constable
Nevada April Goth, A. d. 1855. sat
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Notice..

ItAME to the subscriber Saturday the clst inst.
dark brown horse, about IL a hands high, branded :
y on left hip, on the right shoulder, n. f righ
thigh The owner of said horse, by proving property
paying charges find him by calling Nessrs Harri
son X Havens, at Alpha, HARRISON * HAYENS.
April -, 'j5. 52lm*
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$40 nrKins Uuo.~. Dessrs
80 kegs cyrups 300 cs brandy Peaches
100 kes Pickles 8 } 0 gall land Cherries
25U oags Rio Coffee 500 cs Pcales
300 cases ground dor $50 cs fresh Peaches md
800 do Oysters, Lobstegs Apples
and CLANS 100 fresh Straw berries
2a0 do Pie Fruits aud WoTtlebenies
200 DO assd Preserves; 500 cs Spices, ali kinds ,
100 do Pine Apples 800 es Lemon Syrups
80 do holst Chicken 29c es strawberry and
2JG 90 Green Corn Peas i&asberry de-
land Tomatoes SEQ os Ha-s.atus Cream
leo 10 Sooghtoui IPattar ,
200 bxs Candles 800 grosa Matches
lg0 doz hoop Buckets 1900 bxs soap 4 Starch,
500 bxs g. z r Imp Teas; 100 cs assd Candy;
500 bbls Clear pork; 100 es Tomato Y W ainst
200 cs Cheese, ttatsnp
100 kegs Honey loo kegs Dred AFpies
ard all other articles u5ualiy kept IN oar line
: 81 Il which viii le lI 4rgalf tno regular maT6ej
rates Tor Cash Orders 81 III be promptly attended
to J.H CDGHIbt. & co.
april 13-ip l37 Front -. San francisco
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Special Hotices.
MASONIC NOTICE

.. x. KANE LODGE, F. & A. NJ meets every FRIDAY
kV hNIN at the Masonic Lodge Room on Broad street
Visiting brethren are invited to attend.
y r,7c1c c. h. SEYMOUR, ". NJ.
a II z.
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Masonic NofICe

~ EIADA K A. CHAPTER MEETS EVERY MONDAY
~ EfE-NINO, at the Masonic Hall on Broad street
stated meetings the Monday on or next proceeding
query uA Noon, and two weeks thereafter
I, p o. II. DIBBLE, VI. E H. P.
- -' Di-oaDDtsi secretary 4l-u
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40 Cases Fresh Baltimore Oysters;
w 100 cs and 2lb, CLAIMS
lOO cs Lobsters loo Green Corn and Peas
$50 cs Turkey and Chicken;
100 cs Fresh Straw berries
100 cs Raspberries and Pineapples
100 cs ream Tartar and Soda;
ZOS cs Saerltus, in glass and paper
$50 cs assorted Spices. in glass
$50 cs hf gal Brandy Peaches
200 cs or and hf gal Brandy Peaches
$50 cs hf gal Pickles. 75o kgs l. g. and 10 gals do;
600 R. w. Matches; 300 doz fine wired Brooms !;
220 ca Tomato Catsup; l5o assorted Syrups
81 gross Preston Merrls Yeast Powders
25O doz hooped Buckets; 80 bbls Cider Vinegar
SO kegs fresh Cranbe-ries
100 cs assorted Jellies and Sweetneats;
% bags Whole Pepper and Cloves
so kegs Washing soda. For sale by
my4-im GOODWIN & co. 62 Gal ;forna st
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l00 MATS No China Sugar 200 bbls Crushed and
~ Powdered Sugar; 200 hf bbls N o. Sugar
go hi bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar
900 kegs East Boston Syrup, and 8gall
1000 bags Chile Beans 100 ceroons Chile Peaches.
80 bags fresh Walnuts 1000 bxs Adama ntIne Candles
100 b1s Sperm Caodles 60 bxs colored Wax Candles
29o bxs Imperial and Gunpowder Teas l -lb caddies
$50 bxs Young Hyson Tea 100 cs Eagle Mills Coffee .
100 chests Oolong Tea hf and 13lb papers
200 cs Olive Oil loo cs Sardnes, hf and or boxes
200 bxs Maccaroni and Vermce $50 bxs On file
i000 bxs Hills and Cogates Soap; 500 bxs c. o. Soap
For sale by GOODWIN j. co. G2 California st.
myfIm San Francisco
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
@ NM vHGDN @e

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada. IS. Dis
- trict Court 18th Judicial District The people of the
Safe of California George W. Boody, erecting YLu
are hereby commanded TO appear and within ter
days if within this County, in twenty days if in tie lis
trc and il not in the District in forty days after the ser
vice of this writ the complaint of John NJ Milikiu and
Theodore Mikn plaintiffs now on file in the Clerk',
Office the District Court aforesaid against you deen
dant the recovery of two thousand five hundred and
seyentytwo do lars and twenty three cents Or in case
of your failure appear and answer said complaint
said plaintiff i'll take judgment against you therefor by
default together with damages costs Of suit and also
demand Of the such other relief is prayed for
tn cir said complaint.
Witness William Patterson. County Clerk of Nevada
County, with the Seal of said Court affixed this 10Th day
# Nav A. d. 1855. WIN s. PATTERSON. Clerk
per Ii. V. Herbert, Deputy
John NJ Millikin and Theodore j. Mikin, plaintiffs
George W. Boody defendant. In the District Court in
and for Nevada County.
State of California County of Nevada It appearing
from the complaint file that the Plaintiffs in tn,
above entitled have good cause of action agans
the Defendant George W Boody and it also appearing
ON the affidavit this da made that said decndent can
not be found and is conceng himself to avoid the
Of and is resident Of Nevada County. 1t is
ere that service of summons be made by publication
he NsrGid Journal public newspaper published in
luntv once a week for two successive weeks
Given under my hand this May 1oth, A. D. 1855.
T H. CASWELI, County Judge
Attest WM S. PATTERSON. Clerk.
E7l.G per II v Herbert Deputy,
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HAVANA CIGARS-25 Cases--Ex Clipper Slp water
IL Witch and Golden City, landing and for sale oy
BC.&T L. HORN, o5 Front street,
A-Fl Tim se2nsr AsEehaEt :3n fraI@ifsS =
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W aGer II Office

ITO ALI. WHOM IT NAY CUNCERN.-Anow ye-
L That the undersigned, jeremiah Tucker, George X
WARREN $ s. Husscy. y. Rogers I, W Coi5-rn. an
Company did locate, by due notice, Canal 10Y ml1i"-
and other purposes the County o. Placer and stee e.
California on the 7h Of June, \. D. 1854 At which ms
they did claim all the waters If the North Fork Of the
American River together With all the waters Of Blae
canon Creek at and above the junction Of said Creek
River viii the right TO erect the requisite dam or dam
%. .al streams sufficient to fill ditch flame viii
s.ch water, of the following dimensions. te-"it: fiN'
feat d4tp Three Feet in width the bottc and Seven
Pe.t wide on the surface; with grade for said ditch
aume of not more Twelve Feet 10 the n le They
also claim all the Of the tributaries Of said Fsei
and G. inerectng said ditch and ume, for the pur
pose of conducting the same by said Canal AMI its lateral
branches along the ridge between Bear and American
Rivers and furnishing the following ana other mining
localities which such Canal may command with water
viz: Lost Camp, R-Ie Canon Hill, Hogs Back. Green
Valley Dutch Fla, Mountain Springs, Gopher Town.
Secret Towa Illinois Town &c. &c The name o. said
Canal is THE PLACER COUNTY CANAL COMPANY" !"
and all persons hereby notified not to rep9ss upon
the rights and privileges OF said Company this herg the
first claim made and located for the of sud waters
and right of way for the
The construction of said Canal viii be commenced IL
conformity with the survey begun February 9th, a l.
sos without unnecessary delay, or upon the opening O.
! lpring
Mountain Springs, Gopher Town Placer county
February 9th, 1855.
| JEREMIAH TUCKER. G. r. WARREN
| SIS. HUSSEY, A. ROGERS,
| T. w. COLrURN & co. 42-3R1
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Too TRUE TO gE 0ursrroNrnI
NOTICE.

& II PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED against purchasing a
a No'e o. $4,000 given in November 1852 in fovor Of
sac ration Of which having entirely failed.
Nay lS54-t " : KINNEY
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Pacific Hal; Steamship Co.'S Line.

VIII leave Vallejo street Wharf, with the Great
Thro0gn MaiIs, Passengers & Treasnre. for Panaml
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s q M M O N S.

Nevada, March 26th, 1s55-lm
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INsoLvANT NOTICE

Copy attest: E. Esteys Hill. Constable.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09

h u In whatsoever house you enter,
remain master of your eyes and your
tongue, @
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
Not SO very Green,

A young and apparently verdant
strip, who gave his hailing place as
'Old Yarmouth found himself sur
rounded, upon certain occasion, by
a crowd quizzing upstairs, who seemed
bent upon displaying their own smart
ness. at the expense Of the Yankee.
'Hello, Jonathanl' says one, 'where
are you bound?' .,.-. a.
'Deoun to Bosting, on a little tramp,
was the reply.
whats your business in Boston?'
continued the inqu;Sitive gentleman.
oh, I'm deoun after my pension
money, responded the greeny. eI
pension money! CALCULATED whis-
keree-'how much do you get, and
what are you drawing pension money
for?' .i.4FG
'Oh, answered the countryman--sI
get four ceats every year--tew mind
my own business, ard tew let other
folks business alonel' 15am glioa
The crowd had no more remarksto
offer. The answer was entirely sat-
isfactory.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
A School Tearher Rine1.

The New burypot Herald says that
Miss Martha J. Shepard, of Rowley, was
arranged before the Police Court Of New.
buryport, Ola the charge Of assault and
battery. Ii was shown that one of her
pupils named Saunders, a stubborn boy,
had told allie, and that she seized him
and threw him on the floor. Tie boy
left school at recess time, both that dag
and the next, without the conseu; Of
his teacher, but in obedience to the wri-
ten request Of his father, who was SieEJ
To punish him for this Miss Shepard
tied his hands and feet, and fter msk.
ing him stand still 10 few moments, ,fasten
ed a handkerchief over his eyes and laid
him down on the floor. lie was allow
ed to remain in that position about
three hours. when he manifested peniI
tence for his faults and was released,
The Court decided that it was doubt
full, in the first place, if there was anj
occasion for corporal punishment, and
the second place, that if ever corporal
punishment was iustifabls under tho
circumstances, that which was adopted
was both Inappropriate and inexcusa-
BILE. A slight FIRE was accordingly i'm
posed upon the teacher in addition 10
costs, and she appealed tu higher
court, H.t . .s fiI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
KISSING,

A sprightly, amusing American. cor-
respondent in Paris thus describes-lhe.
rage Of kissing in "La Belle France"
The almost universal custom Of -kiss.'
ing in Paris seems At first very singular
TO stranger coming from country
where the proprieties of life rarely per-
nit you to :ake lady's hand-much
less to salute her. In France, to kiss
lady with whom you are not at all in! :
timate, on meeting her, is very common;
especially is this the case il she be mar,
ried lady. Not only the members OF lha,
family. but an thEaguevts, .expeotInsat
iabl3 10 kalnte th6IadY Of the HOUSE on
coming down in TIE morning. But
though the modest Auericsn may, per.
haps, escape the ceremony on ordinary
occasions, yet on New Years day it is
imperative. On that morning ! came
down to my coffee about nine o'clock
| sat down quietly. bidding madame ban
jour, as on ordinary occasions. But
was not to get off SO easily. In a few
moments she was at my elbow, with
Mons. B., am very angry with you.'-
| expressed, Of course, regret and ig.
nOrance of having given her offencs.
'Ah, said she, you know very we'll
the reason 1t is because you did not
embrace me when you came down this
morning .. a.'.if
Madame was lady Of perhaps TWEEN
ty'eight, with jet black, glossy hair,
large lustrous black eyes, and clear.
fair complexion. She was very beauti-
full, had she been plain should have
felt less embarrassed. She waited as
though expecting me to atone for my
neglect; but how could before the
whole table7 ] sat all this TINA tremb-
ling in my seat. At length Madame
said; "Mons. B. smbrasiz moi The.
worst had come. I..arose tremblingly,put
my white bloodlees lips all greasy with
butter and wet with coffee (for in my
embarrassment had dropped my nap
kin) to those of Madame. This was my
| first French kiss 'Ht..i y"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09

lgHIf there be no faith in our words
OF what use are tbeyi .~a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
Shocking Distress from Poverty,

The New York papers record the sui.
eide o! john Murphy, an Engiishmanr
recently arrived in this country, who
had become deranged by the want OF
employment and the consequent suffer
ing Of his family. His family had been
without food for two days, when the
wife yieled TO her necessities and went
to the Committee of Relief for the Poor.
to obtain some assistance. In her abb
sence, the husband cut his throat, and
during the inquest upon the father, the
mother received news of the death Of
her child from want Of food. The case
has excited the sympathy of the citizens
and doubtless the remainder of the fam
lily will be taken care of. The case sug-
gested whether there may not be simi
lar suffering in our midst, and ifit is
not the duty of those who have abun-
dance nj command TO search them out
and relieve she wants Of the destitute.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09

They tell good story of verdapl
Know Nothing member of the Mas
sachusetts Legislature, who, arriving
late on the first day of the session,
rushed into the Representatives Hall,
hurried TO the Speaker, and astopished
him with this salutation: 'Mr. Speaker
good morning; how de do2 Rather
late; missed the carsl | wish you
would show me to my room right Off
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
The M'ArthuP Democrat.
TERMs or supsoRIPTIoN

Sl,O0 per year, aud il nOt pIyed rithin the
Ssur, $500 l0ill be charged.
These Terms must be strictly complied
with, and no paper lcill be discontinued until
all GrrearGges are paid, unless at the option
gfhe publisher.
TERMS OF ADV ERTIsiNG.
UT One square, thirteen lines or less first
three insertions. ..................Sl 90
Each additional insertion. %
Cards one tedr,' ''''''''''''.''.. 90.
A liberal deduction lpiH be made to per.
sons advertising by the year. ......
AH advertisements payable in adpance or
on .deinard
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09

DECIDEDLY CooL.-At the recent
accident on the railroad near Conneaut
a car containing horse, q flock Of
sheep and man, fell down a bank fit.
ty feet, hurting nothing but the car
The man jumped up, rubbed hisl eyes,
and exclaimed, This is nice way Of
doing business! By, | would no. be
so scared again for five dollars.is odR
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09

'Sal,' said one girl to aao:her, 'Ism
SO glad haze no beau now.'l, ,hdii
:, why sof' asked the other.oiriV =;
.oh, cause IAN eat as many onions
as please. .ls1 R'i'J i-'sF s'1i'ssis
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09

@-Be sure, says an exchange, to
marry woman that will help you, In
stead of being a burden, In mercah.
tile phrase, Get apiece of calico that
will wash yas n vgle3 .ceW
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-03-09
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

FOR VlNT0N COUNTY, OHIO.
B.'P. HEWITT, Judge Of Probate Court
w l.. EDMlST0N Clerk Com. Pleas COur
i. F. BINGHAM, Prosecuting Attorney.
WIN. TISSUE, Sheriff.
JOSEPH MAGEE, Auditor,
J. SWEPST0N, Treasurer.
JAMES MALONE, Recorder.
NELSON RICHMOND, Surveyor.
GEO. ULL0M, Coroner. ..
County Commissioners, -
J. J.D0WD, j. KINNEY, & JOHN SWAIN
School Examiners,
.. +. CUNNING, &. w. SH0CKEY and
4. A. BRATTON.