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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-03-14


a LOVER STILL.-sE longer lover er-
Claimed an aged patriarch; ali YOU mistake
me II you think age has blotted out INV heart
though silver hairs fall over a brow all win.
kled, and cheek all furrowed, vet am :
Lover ~ love ths. tae 7 oft6e maids:Ss
meadows I 80 &hs b6ster-eups groBs With
almost the same enthusiasm as~when with
my ringlets flying loose in the wind and my
cap in hand, years ago, chased the painted
butterfly. / love yon aged dame. Look at
her. Her face is care-worn, but it has ever
held smile for me. Often have / shared
the bitter cup of sorrow with her-and so
shared, it seemed almost sweet Years of
sickness have stolen the freshness Of her life,
but like the faded rose, the perfume of her
love is richer than when in the full bloom of
youth and maturity.
Together we have placed buds in the pale,
folded hands of the dead, together wept over
little graves. Through storm and through
sunshine we have clung together; and now
she sits with her knitting, her cap quantity
frilled, the old styled kerehief crossed white
and prim above, the heart that has beat so
long and truly for me, the dim blue eye that
shrinkingly fronts the glad day-the sun
light, throwing her parting farewell, kisses
her brow and leaves upon its faint tracery Of
wrinkles, angelic radiance. / see, though no
one else can, the bright, glad young face
than won me first, shine through those with
cred features, and the growing love Of forty
years thrills my heart till the tears come.
Say not again can no longer be lover
Though this form be bowed, God has i'm
planted eternal love within. Let the ear
be deaf, the eye blind, the hands palsied,
the limbs withered, the brain clouded, yet
the heart, the true heart may hold such
wealth of love, that all the power of death
and the victorious grave shall not be able to
put out its quenchless fame.
..- #.. Boston Olire Branch
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-03-14

CoNJUGATIoN AND AGREEstENT.-In q
lesson in parsing the sentence" Man
courting in capacity of bliss" &C.. the
word courting came to pert young Miss of
fourteen to parse. She commenced hesita-
tingly but got along well enough until she
was to tell what it agreed with Here she
stopped short, but the teacher said, very
well, what does courting agree with p
Ellen blushed AVID hung her head
Ellen, don't you know what that agrees
with?'
Ye-ye-yes, SIR
Well, Ellen, why don't you parse that
word? What does it agree with p
Blushing still more and stammering-
Ellen says:
Itagrees with all the girls, sir
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-03-14

far better if the public sanction had no ex-
preston for now it only confirms and guar.
an.ees the evil. Its power is exerted not
IN 10 the right, but in the wrong DIRECTION
Ii Is an ally of the tempter. For the spir-
1t OF everlasting Justice and Beneyolence.
speaking as it were by the mouth of Jesus.
says" He that Is not with me is against
me-" -'-9s
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-03-14
THE FRENcHMAN AND THE YANKEE.

The ERENCHMAN AND THE YANKEE-A
Yankee and a Frenehman owned pig in
copartnership. When killing time came, they
wished to divide the carcass. The yankee
was very anxious to divide so that he should
get both hind quarters, and persuaded the
Frenchman that the proper way to divide
was to cut it across the back. The French
man agreed to it on the condition that the
Yankee would turn his back and take choice
of the pieces after it was cut in two. The
Yankee turned his back and the Frenchman
asked: 'Vich piece will you have: re piece
wild re tail on him, or re piece vat amt got
no tail on him?' The piece with the tail !!
shouted the yankee instantly. Den by al
YOU take him and / take ze oder one,' saiC
the Frenchman. Upon turning round, the
Yankee found that the Frenchman had Gu
off the tail and stuck it into the pigs mouth
JACK on THE FARM.-A Jack tar, growing
sick of his business, deserted his ship, wen
| into the country and hired himself to far
mer. He was Immediately set to harrow
ing with yoke of oxen and an old mar
called jim. The sailor being wholly unac
ouaipted with the management of the tach 6
and sheets and bowlines' of his old mar
and oxen, in his first attempt to pat about
missed stays and, by turning the yoke
threw jim and the oxen ali down in a hea
together. Jack, frightened with the confr
sion, bawled-out for help. The farmer,
reply, asked the matter.
Matter Matter enough, by conscience
replied Jack the larboard OK has got O
the starboard side, old jim has got foul in tt
rigging, ard they are all going to the dey
peak foremost
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@ m umuHftations. m
FOR the SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Letter No. 1.

Letter No. l.
10 Msssrs Jesse A. Waugh. r. Barnes, VIM.
Back, W. L. Long, r. H. Wbastoa, L. B.
Carmichael, G.. L. Cook, ID. r. Caldtoell,
@. M Waite, w. u Houstoa and Mills II.
I Esirei
GxSrLEMEE: | adopt this method of
addressing you for Two reasons:
|. have no personal acquaintance with
either Of k0aA. s
q Tic matter eoncerus the nnl,lic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

Among the other projected LAWS nov in Alba
ny, is one uprootiDg our present Police Depart
ment, and putting it Into the hands Of Board Of
PIX commissioners, with salaries OF three thou
sand dollars a year each. II is iotinsted tlat
the law partner Of the author Of this project is
TO be ole Of the Commissioners and the other
par'ber, the Legislator, is to be the head clerk Of
the Con mission. As q matter Of cour,e, these
Boards Of Commis.iOners-no~ 50 fashionable,
though for the most part they have nOtt ing TO do
themselves but to receive their salaries, aad de-
vise plans for getting further plumber out Of the
Cln-uust have hosts Of clerks to aid them in
their srduOus duties" There is also some sort
of scheme at Albany TO destroy the Croton Aque-
duet Department This Department, having. by
universal consent been always honestly admins
tered. lie particularly obnoxious 10 the City Hall
gang: ard It ID understood that they have Ii ,de
Up heavy purse, vita view to Try its efficacy
10 breaking 1t down. The plan is to transfer the
Duties Of the Department TO one after their own
hesrr-ihe Street Commissioner. The Alder
n.u's Charter, nov in Albany, is slso 90 drawn
as to bring tie Croton Aqaeduct aud lie paaoa.
sge under the Thumb Of the Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
THE RHL PASSED.

The Prohibitory Liqaor bill passed the Assem-
by of this State yesterday by vote of EIGHTY
Yeas to FoRTy-FoUR Nsys. This is sufi ,ent
answer to the anxious self-instltu'ed q" friends !"
of the bill who insisted that ii would not pass,
because it had been sold out in order to secure
the return of Mr.. Seward to the Senate. A de-
terDiped struggle was msde by the Opposition,
led By Mr. O'Keefe, to delay the foal vots, by
raising points of order, calling for divisions,
moving sdjournuents. and all the other tricks of
legislation; but the Temperance men were firm,
and made but one reply, aud that was the distinct
GAY" as their names were called on the final
vote.
That the people may see how far their repre-
sentatives fulfilled their pghted faith on this i'm
portspt question, we make careful Analysts OF
the vote, based chiefly on the late vote for Sena-
tor, except as to some of the Democratic Know
Nsthings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

Besides the Board Of Councilman, there is q
further feature in our present Charter which Is
vsu.ble and ought BY no means TO be stricken out,
as il will be by Mr. ssuyyessn,'s amendments if
they are enacted into laws. We refer to ,h. pro-
vision BY which all money bills originate in oue
Board, and the other Board has only negative
voice in their passage. This initistory power OF
spending the public money, under the present
CHARTER, is held BY the Councilmen; and it is the
right arm Of their power. As such, it has been
mos. jealousy and unfavorab'y regarded BY the
present Aldermen, very few Of whom. probably,
before the election had ever read the Charter,
AID their disappointment was, therefore, great at
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Nem1yurk DAILY Gribn,rs
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1866.
CONGRESS. YESTERDAY.

SENATE, Feb 21--Hereafer the Senate will meet
at IL A. NJ. The Conference Committee on the Texas
Appropriation bill reported s7,5oO,oOO as the sum
fixed upon. After debate the Senate agreed with the
report The State Department asked the insertion of
an item in the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill TO provide for the pected return Of the Minister
at London. The Lobos Islands correspondence was
called for. The bill to extend credit for duties on
railroad iron was taken up. Mr.. Wilson, the new
Senator from Massachusetts, took occasion to say that
be was in favor Of Free trade, and in reply to fling
from Mr. Brodhead said the efforts Of the Senators
and Representatives from Massachusetts, hereafter,
in Congress will be on the side Of human liberty. The
deb ste had concluded when the Senate adjourned
House. Feb 2l.-The bill to explain certain reye'
nue. laws and relieve vessels from seizure, passed
The Texas Debt Conference Committee reported,
same ss Senate ard the report adopted, l23 to
~. So the Texas plumber is fixed at seven millions
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars After some
talk the Civil Appropriation bill, and futile at
tempt to adjourn overt Friday the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

finding, after they took their seats that there vi"
DO longer rail rsy for them into the public Treas
ury. Poor fellows they have been complaining
bitterly ever since; sad row, at last, they have
made bod push to be reinsts,ei in wat they
consider their rieh;s by new Charter. Any
change frcm the present system. in this respect,
will. in our opinion. be decidedly for the worse.
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was supported by dir,c, taIsaO,, there wouu !.

was supported BY direct tsxstiOa, there wouN h.
more virtue among the people.
Several iuPor'sn' o s"e son W. ~p.s thea caer
bonds should be approved OF by TIE Secretary Of Ss
Treasury instead Of the Collector OF toe Pot Of IN
porfa'ion.
NJ wELLER-We cant CONS from Clforsi, :,
Washins ton 90 gst our bonds approved Of sss N.
Secretary OF the Treasury - not 80 good jsia OF
the solvency Of the Pacific ccmoaniss IS oar C,k
le,.,or would be Amendment rejected
After some fcr;her discussion. Mr. SEWARD a.
tanned the door, when the Senate al burned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
CITY FINANCES.

We give this morning the earliest publication
to the official Report of Controller Flag on the
financial condition of the City. tbs document
of great importance, and viii be carefully
scanned by the heavily burdened Taxpayers for
whose edihcation it is prepared. The receipts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
TOWN ELECTIONS-CHAUrA UQUE COUNTY.
WrsrFtrIp n. Y Feb. 81, 1855.

TIE vote was quite %, a. the tom mee'ogs, so
far as hesTd from. roIes Anti-k now Nothing super
visors rave been chosen snd the remsinder Oh she
towns have been carried By the Order. The
opponents OF Know NOihingism had Just COM
meBc.c 70 organize. snd had no organlz .tons IN
nary Of the towns. In some towns. y. Wig
and Denoc site tickets were run, purely on loca!
NAMES Politics had very little to do With the general
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
SCENE ArA DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

E,sTON, Pa, " Wednesday, Feb u, 800.
The Democracy bed a meeting last evening to de-
nource senator Fry, for supporting NJ. Cameron in
III. Legislative Convection. Resolutions to that
effect were proposed, when Mr.. Fox, an American
Democrat offered an amendment. rich scene
ensued toe Americans turDi out the regulars, anu
tax Ing possession If the meeting Resolutions we're
passeo sustaining Mr. Fry ard irstructing the mem
beIs In The House % support Cameron.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. "Wednesday, Fsh. 81 ls59.
TIE STR saSs that Government has circnmstsntai
proof efficient 70 convict the charterers OF the
steamer Massachusetts, OF en- intention TO violate Ihe
neutrality laws. 80
The l. s. hrig-of rar Perry, row a, Norfolk, mas
been put in commission. ana will be dispatched 70 the
AIlcsn station.
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ELECTION OF SUPERVISORS IN ONONDAGA


SYRACUSE. "Wednesday, Feb. 81, 1855.
At the Town Elections in Onondsgs County, on
Tnfsday Democrats. Whigs Free >ollers, snd
Know Nothing Supervisors were elected
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CONVICTION OF Lottery MANAGERS.

ArtrSrowS, Pa. "wednesday. FEB. 81, 1855.
The .rl4l # the Managers of the Csta'qua Lottery
VA. concluded TO-DAY. Nathan Frederick VAS fined
- coo and costs. William Grass s. 600 and costs.
Rotb sterd convicted until the hne is paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22
IJorOR LAW IN DEL AWARE.

WuNINCroN. Del Wednesday, FEB. 2l' ls53.
TIE P.ohrtit,ry Liquor Law passed the House,
YESTERDAY by vote of II 10 TO-
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE
Especially Reported for The n 2. Tdbune.I

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 81, 1855.
CANAL FRACDs.
TIE greater part Of % days session was occupied
in dscDssiog resolution requiring Immediate action
BY the Select Comnifee appointed to investigate The
affairs Of the Superintendent OF the first section Of
the Erie Canal The resolution accomplished moth
lug a. ths question VI time left TO the discretion
Of the Committee.
BILLS PASSED.
The bill relative 10 the Wiiiiamsburgh Ferry Go.
To provide for certain exps0ses Of Government.
RECESS
TIE Assembly resolution for an adjournment from
the Goth inst 10 the 5th Of March. was amended BY
providing for Iece-s from the 18th OF March TO ne
22c, and ia this form, ives adopted.
THE INcORPORATIos OF STEAMBOAT C0sPASfEs
Mr ROBERTSON, on previous notice introduces
bill for the Incorporation II Stesmboa, Com2snies
TO PREVENT TIE DIsfILLATIOs Of GRAIN. g,
Mr.. BARR some time since, gave notice OF Du
TO prevent the dsiiIlation Of grain 1hs morning %
Introduced q bill fer that purpose.
ASSEMBLY.
BONDS ASD MORTGAGES As The BASIS OF BANA'oi
The Committee On Benks, n whom was reief'e4
that part Of the Governors Message relating "
Banking
REPORT:
That in their Judgment the certain and entire 80
rity of blliholders requires that bond: and mo5
shall 10 longer be received as a basis for osaAins'
The experiment Is now been tried for sixteen ye.S
During that time thirty banks which had dePyss.. 80
mortgages a. q security for their c!rcalsfioh -
failed and in not single instance bss the sscu,.v
when brought 30 sale under the requtition OF 'ne.,
realized the amount for which !. was depo'n.
Indeed, so far from such q result, the s'e'~ -,
amount realized hiss not exceeded sixty'opss Isl
cent-the amount Of mortgages 500 Dens
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ARRIyAL OF THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Feb 81, ls55.
Two New-Orleans malls, bringing dates as late as
due we're received here this evening.
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PrBIIC neutrality-suspicious.. CLARK d. Co.

PUBLIC NOIlCE.-RJ CLAth az ~.
Con Liver OIL-Th- late firm Of kusHIos CLARK & Co.
b.s dissolved BY the OF sr kUsHIos the only pe"n
the hGhton ever connected with t1e trim me
survisins partners To- <73 and 5l
Brosdssy al connection with the store No 10 Astof House
n, Grsuis, Cop LrvyR will b. prepared only by
heretofore Our mr. Csrk to midland 20 supsf.
intend lie and the only Druggist from the 1ted
Sates there fer that pose and he con
fs Suppression Of that braOch OF our business we a
vsnut Il pure and depend. purity be
70 eha he nam, HrGEaAs CLARK Co is over
The oot OF esob bottle sithou u II u not genuine
II " about Yeas since We introduced TINS vaiesDe
The 3n.ip. an he oonarced the same heretofore Mr.
HegeInso lboush his Bsme has OFT been prominent IN I
finn, hes been Fsabshnent te.pty six wears and
member Of the fra, over SsiV. years aho H1 q,
supervision of tn business snr no eaertons us eo
ss<ure the s,ction and interest OF cust0neTa
All the recipes Of W l. Rushton ku.hton q Apin~hi,
RusbioD Co Rushton Ciar Co are ia our p1sse'
sion ar will b. PREPARED under MIR hegemaOs supe VISION
the twenty years past and their senuoeoe and
quality guarantee ~ htsENN' ,lAhh 20.
Chsmst- Ora gsisfs Nos los rs anf 81 brosd"4T
RUsHTON's Con LIVER OIL, for Consumption,
Coushs Colds &c only prepared ~ FEfDERick V RUSH
TON 600 OF The lae WILLIAM L. HUSTON orsinior and
serior psrtner Of he late frm Of RusaroS CLARK Co
s1sSch a '' 1t The cd .a.ah%sa' 10 70 A.tf
comes Brosdwsy and CsGsl POSSESSING all the receipts
Of the late VIM L. RusBTos aud Of all the firms
snuc,u. al the preparations Of the late BUsHToS CLARK
Co having obtained my knowledge Of preparing them
from my father feel safely cain for them ihe same
character for superiority and purity for sLch they always have
been not.o
HOLLOwAY's PmLs--A certain remedy for
liver snd stomach Complaints The laughter Of Mrs FaoF
Of HeDy-st r-v-Ynrk for three ia deporabe
Of ~ ba h suffering from her Inv snd 'tos Seven
weeks she commenced the use Of HoLLowaYs PILLS
Madenlane kswYork and No 2f Strand, Losdoni and by
all Drusess. at 25c 62lc and > PEI box
The only efectual Exterminator of Rats Cock
rosctes is osrAss WHO esse and rssi DC 2st no ssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-22

The Maine Law was adopted yesterday in the
Delaware House of Assembly. 1t will probably
pass the Senate within few days
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inps. :: Whips. I0-TOtal. ~.

AEsENT-OR NoT YOII'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
1855. NEW STOCK OF 1885
YANKEE. NOTIONS!
LATE ARRIVAL!!l

I have Just received nv Sprirg Stock
comprising Q great variety Of FANCY
end STAPLE NOTIONS. Dealers and
Others are invitedto call before purch.
ssing elsewhere, as they will find a com
plete assortment, and at prices ,batvill
compete with sny Estdbishment Of the
Kind in this Section of the county
The follow ing art cles comprise part
Of my extensive assortment:
l50 packs pins.
100000 percussion caps.
600 dozen spool cotton.
so gross buttons.
so dozen suspenders. ....
80 lb skein cotton.
12 ID sewing silk,
III twist silk.
500 gross hooks aud eyes.
30 dozen razor sirOps.
800 dozen combs, all kinds.
so resms cap, letter aud note paper.
90 600 envelopes,
300 Dozen tspes.
1870 dozen soaps.
40 600 fish hooks.
20 gross fish lines.
20 grOss lead pencils.
100000 needles.
100 bundles waters.
40 dozen knives.
80 dozen scissors.
10 gross spoons.
90 gross jews hsrrs.
8 gross French harps.
30 dozen states.
5000 slate pencils.
80 gross rhimbles.
100 duzen porte monaies.
30 lb patent thresd.
ornelian charms and rings.
Jet bracelets.
Ladies' work boxes aud re'icules.
Fine hair brushes and combs.
GulIa rercho. pun aud long combs.
S, S S aud SIS s fine combs.
Skirt Brd dress whslpbone.
orset aud shoe sces.
elsstiCs and sleeve bands.
Teeth auG nail brushes.
Steel pens and holders.
Match safes.
AlSbastrr ornaments,
Linen & cotton, fluss crochet cotton
Zephyr wOrsted aud uetdIes.
Gold finger aud ear rings.
Gold, plated snd common jewelry; anr
other articles too NUMEROUS 10 9orlicu
larize
CIGARS And TOBACCO!
Dealers and others purchasing Cigar
will find the llreest Stock in The Civ
varying from sj TO $50 per VI. As aii
the iue clgrrs ots mauuflWured on the
premises, runha,ers ot tine cigars may
Gereud urrE getting he qusilrH oI q
s0r ltey riy ior. as ss''s'icticn is qua
auteed IN ali ,ases. Also on hand,
Ca,enei.t aad Fine Gu, Chewing To.
bdtto, fine DC, al the Chebp Notion
Store LeA, to Tie Valley Bank, Second
Slrtet. K. DAWSON.
CHiLLIcoTHE. o. March .. 1865.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
ACCOUNT BOOKS!

II AVlNG large Stock OF Day Books.
L A Journals anu Led.ers. made OF exec.
lrut paper and bound well in sheep, with
Morocco or Russian bands. Twill sell then,
Tor lew months at PRICES SURPRIslEGLY
Low!
Those in want of Blank Bo ks and who
buy Tor use or to sell again can have bargains
that uilL satisfy hsmSclUes and suit the fines.
This is saying good deal mean what
say J, X. WHlTTEMORE.
No. !, Union Block. Second ST.
- may1S 'hhI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01

The above all from persons who are publicly known
where they reside and who would not make these state"
ments without thorough conviction that they were Ius
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
hardware.

7 lPPENCOTIS Axes, warpnted 80 days
l. or the money rehmted. Hsuhetsw war
r.HiIed. Tii.eison's HonGssws Ns'ronted
Door Locks. Thumb lujcles EuuS, SIrws
AuseIs, SmColhng lrtns. Crny Ctmhs
Hose frusle t., Pies, bssls ia shUt every
thing in tie hsroware line, at
BRA1ToN'S.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
CIGARS AND TOBACCO!

NOTICE TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
II he Board OF School Examiners OF
Ninton ounty, will hold their re
gulvr mee'itgs Tor the examination Of
candidates on the FIRST SATURDAY of
each mouth at the school room Of o. I.
Cunning in McAr:hur, commencing ut
10 O'clock A. NJ. AteverJ examination,
ificOte Of good moral character re
Gently signed by at leas' two RESPONSE
BILE persons, will be requirer OF each cam
didale, aud the Examiners would espe
tiOIly guard individuals against recon.
uenGing any person who is in the habit
OF using Proldue language or indulgins
in intoxicating drink. or in any Other
social vice. or immortality.
q. I. CUNNING.
Clerk Board School Examiners, V. Co
Feb. ;, lS55-ly,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
-IIAthlEN7 NUTICE.

-IIAChlE EN7 NOTICE.
Etnpn in Allen, Piifl,
against (Clyil AciOn.)
John Shuts, Dei't
n HI Ieitndtnt will take notice that the
4 fiFintfl ia tie sto,e case. cu thu ilh
day OF Sci teInher, 1853, &, used an Order OF
Attachment TO " issued By Nathan Steel.
Justice Of the Peace tor Swan township.
Vinton county Chic, against the goods,
:hattes stocks. ishts, crdts, mUueys. and
eftrts ct tsid l,ndbnt, a Nonresident
debtor OF sold Vnlon county, to satisfy tie
csm OF tie Plaintiff for Fifty Dollars and
COSTS OF suit, and that said csuse has Leen
continued for service cn said Iel,ndant and
will be Tor hearing teior said Justice at biz
ttlce IN said township, on the 9Th day Of
CttCber, 1855, al z o'clcck P, NJ.
BlNJAMlN ALLEN.
o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
Prepared by j. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell, MaSS

=, - N4Nl. ., ~. u,,l A.. a iAAT
ION, Macarthur O.; J. Worries, Albany; L
Gulow. Logan; Dr. J. H. c. Miller, Jackson
. H.. and By Dealers in Medicines every
g here. lJuly 81, '55--AmO.l 2
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PATENT LIQUID GLUE.


HIS ,eIehraied and very useful artiri,
4 the nvCmtiun Uf a Celpbra led Engis
Chemist, and much used in Europe is NJ
offered to tie Pubic at price that places
in the reach Of all.
o. No Housekeeper should be without
as with this article they can Immediately IT
lalr any article OF Furniture, such as Chinr
Glass or Wood. thot may have been broken
without the trouble aud exieus, OF senIll
it to the Cabinet Makers For sale at
+. A. BRATTON