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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1855-06-20

CHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an execution
- for property to me directed from the Pro-
bate court of Monroe county Ohio, I will pro-
eeed to sell at the front door of the court house.
in the town of Woodsield, in said county, on
Saturday, the 3oth day Of June, 1855;
between the hours of 10 O'Clock m, and 4
o'clock m, of said day, the following describ-
ed real estate, lying and being in said county,
to wit:
Lots number thirty-two and forty mine in the
town of Stafford, in said county. Lot No. 81,
appraised at three hundred dollars, and lot No,
49 at fifty dollars.
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop
erty of Robert McDivitt, at the suit of the State
Of Ohio. WILLIAM READ,
June 6, 1865. So 81 Sheriff, NJ. c. o.
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Sale of School Lands.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be
IN offered for sale at public auction, at the
front door of the court house in Woodsfeld,
Monroe county, Ohio on the 22nd day of June
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. ln., and
o'clock p. M, the following tracts of School
Lands, to wit:
The east half of the north east quarter of
section No. l6, in original surveyed township
No. 4, and range No. 4, containing so acres.
Appraised at s760.
Also the west half of the north east quarter
of section No. l6, in original surveyed township
No. 4, and range No. 4, containing so acres.
Appraised at $500.
Also the east half of the south east quarter
of section No. 16 in original surveyed township
No. 4, and range No. d. containing so acres.
Appraised at $3.50.
Also the west half of the south east quarter
of section No. 49, in original surveyed township
No. 4, and range No. a, containing so acres.
Appraised at $3.50.
Also the east half of the north west quarter
of section No. 1G, in original surveyed township
No. 4, and range No. 4, containing so acres.
Appraised at $3.50.
Also the west half of the north west quarter
of section No. 16, in>original surveyed township
No. 4, and range No. 4, containing so acres.
Appraised at $40.
Also the east half of the south west quarter
OF section No. l6, in original surveyed township
No. 4, and range No. 4, containing 80 acres.
Appraised at $4o0.
Also the west half of the south west quarter
of section No. 16, in original surveyed township
No. 4, and range No. 4, containing SO acres.
Appraised at $2G0.
Said lands in no case to be sold for a less
sum than the appraised value thereof.
One twelfth of the purchase money to be
paid at the time of sale, the balance in eleven
equal annual payments, with interest on the
deferred payments to be paid annually.
JOHN s. HOLIDAY,
Woodsfeld Nav g. lS5. Aud. NJ. G.. o.
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woodsfeld, May 9, ls5. Aud. NJ. C. o.

MARY YoHO's EsTATE.-Thc subscriber
Nl was, on the 9th of April, 1855, by the
Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio,apointed
Administrator, with the will annexed, of the
Estate of Mary Yoho, late of said county,. de-
ceased, and has given bond and received letters
as such. JOHN HOWELL.
JOne 4 1879
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Mall ArraaIemsatk s
AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ae

Mail ArransemsRtE ss
4 RRIvALA AND 1lEPARTgRE Of To llsils as
II and from WooDsrrELD: - asssc ,s7T
1BARSEsyILIE- -AryiyeseFery day fexeept sun
day. d,l at u O'Clock 10 n. 2 Departs every ~ Cox
BARsEsvIELE (via-s Calais9 as Arrives every
Tuesday and Friday at o'clock P. NJ. sn9parts
every Wednesday and Saturday, ut Al NJ.
MARIETTA (Western route) Arriyes every
Tuesday and Thursday at r. NJ. Departs ey-
cry Monday and Wednesday at 5 A. NJ
MARIETTA {Southern rontel Arrives every
Saturday at P. NJ. Departs every Friday at
5 A. M.
lanes (New Castle) Arrives every Monday
and Thursday at IL NJ. Departs same days at
p. M. @sss =
SrsrIsH (Clarington) Arrives every Monday
and Thursday atl2 N. Departs same days at
l p. n.
ST. CLAIRsvliLE-Arrire every Monday and
Friday at 8 P. NJ Departs evefy Tuesday and
Saturday at 5sA. NJ. ~ - .sss.s .rasa5s ssssE
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TEA KETTLES. OVENS AND Skill
LETS. and variety Of Odd Lids.
For sale At .S1~- ~-lKtRkBRfDE,S.
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Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE RESIDENCE. BRIDGE


IQY virtue ar certain deeds OF trust from Michael
" hey and wife TO myselt, duly acknowledged and re-
corded M tie clerks Ufcc OF tho county court I'M f,o
Goouly, Virginia. shall, on Monday lie sth iay Of f,"
Der, 1860, al IL O'Clock attic IRON. (luor ii ILer
House IN the city of Wheeling, expose TO sale h ,hir
auction, all Of tic following described cal estate stl
bridge Stock, and personal properly, TO wis ali Of o,s
unered 90 81, 62, Oh, OIL, 5J, &C. o. Gs aud Az situate
on tie west side Of Main street IN TIC Northern IaI
seu GtyS and on Which is lOCned and erected e lsip
ueiice 81 sid Michael Sweeney -c0nsiuered tie yrtr
hel built residence within the ity. with itst alc stsh
irg, etc AlsO, three un, ell aud ninety Ule saes a,
ne capital stock Of ihe Wheeling and belmont Illia:e
tomralYi anu also the late Interest said Michael
sweeney IN and to the steamboat ''City OF Wheeling
alu Interest being stock therein taken by said Michael
Swceiey Otlle amount of S9NOO-0I WHICH sum he rad
~ about twenty two inudIed dollars in caSl and the
tnEs.Oi the boat. - '-''
2e,7aS Of Saie.-FOr the real estate-nns,ilri Of III,
money 10 be raid IN cash. audthe residence IL
three equa payments at six, twelve aud eighteen months
will Interest from tho day of sale The cercI ,,ay
misses. $50 ~ w NV
Trims 1} Sale for The Bridge Stock aud tic Stock /,
Stcaiboaonctiht.d in cash and the residue In two ruus
payments al three aud six months, with interest from lii,
day OF tae-to be secured by negotiable notes with an en-
dOTScT OF endoIsers approved by myself
ALFRED CALDWELL,
SCID - TruBtea
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Sale Of Real Bstate-

THE undersigned, EXECUTORS OF tho last will AMI
mont OF Jonas CHuIbacKer, lSceatel, win sell Al 2
tyl SaturLaythe 6tidAy OF October, 1856 lie '
Ing real estate TO wtt the south half Of lot No. g. an Nv
west side OF Main AtTcst In tic city OF Wheellns hue
has on II large three story hrick dwelling oi
Gesldes the drug store and Office, with gas nd ,yaic ~
lures, and good outlouses The house iS well fitted ,
boarding house and apOthecary shop, aud tie snls s
Also, lot No. "a on Clay aud Sixth streets In East W
Ing This 0tis vacant aud very desirable Tor huil,,
purposes. '''i
7srlaa.-A credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen, mo,,
will be given on tho purchase mUlay, except 10 et t,,
CASH he puTclaseTsgiving their negotiable n0ies wa
good cndOTser, hearing interest, and cIeClliEs s,,
trust on the property " secure the purchase money
JOHN II, GRIM RACKEp
GEORGE EARDNAN,
snpi:tG Ex'npf J. CiulnbgCker, had
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Washington Rail MUS IN NarbeI
Commissioners and Trustee'g,sale.

IQY WI tue OF ecTee OF tho circuit court or Ohio t0s,
~ ", made n It's SpiiIg Term, 1856, In tile case
htey ~ MattheWS va DIukely, Sweeney & Co., apd II ~
ner y hnhIa VS. SANG defendants, tie un1eTsgItG som
day tho sth day OUctObcr, 1886 al the Ont dpor ~, ~
court ctse Ohio county, sell the propeTf
in said causes anu deCTeed 10 he sold, to vii: tt
OF said DIakey aud George S. Atknso IN nj In liz
formerly RlclieiOwIl 10 wit; lots nuRjersj "a y y
IG q, q, 90 and 81, In square Sin South hsS,,S
siS, tevel eight stteen twenty twenty Two i've
hTee and twenty four IN square eighteen in South VViss
every description ia ana upon said premises, kpOWi, A.,
Tho Washington Mills, principally used for uauari,,y
railroad iron. Also coal lot No. Govern nan, Mn
cOalts supplied BY Tailwny directly into sail Mill
Atthe same time aud place the uude signed Tria-
under decd OF trust duy recorded In Ohio county Govt
will sell the inteTe9t OF the Oterones, so thai Tie M
chaser will Hcquirethe lu tile TO tile whOlo this ys
able property,
with much caro-, and thes mills IN lin to,ut,
bGtcr adapted 10 the purpose for which WhS ercis
nRmel 5: TO RanuloGtu rails railroads. Tic lOrh,
ts very desirable, while the che Iuess OF The fuel 10 h
sold wtthlle property, addstOtle inducements iop
chfse, The growing demand American rails Inc
ness OF The machinery, but recently cDRstr,c e en
this most desirable nS investment 10 cuuaiiSts
such an opportunity mas hCeH iRIcl offered, TleAR n
now produce from 20 10 81 tons uT Rails ueT Ry AMI
product could BIO much increased by running Tie nils
tleir full capacity Purchasers are re1leslnd To- eSsi
+. tic mi lis Tor Themselves,
| Ierlas " Sdts.-olie fourth cash or approved nsus
with interest, payable in sixty days at one oil tle
ing banks; OIeIOurth at one year; one jlrti nj
clIHsrT giving bond will approved seUlty harm
lnteTt8 lTOnl tile day OF sale, aud the title being Iets
until the asst payment is made
4 ae2V:td commissioner and Trustee
| pittsburgh Journal copy once week iii day ami ia
| wHfil hill tO This Office Ol collection.
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Tue active. well=ied hunter starts into a gallop
at the mere hint of the Sp1rt the illsfed, Weaned
hack must have his SIDES bleeding before he will
exert such energy. Teetotalers do not Know or,
knowing, they forget. that small dose, the effect
6ewhieh is only a temporary stimulus, produces
no alteration in repair waste tissue, and con-
seqaently that the new tissue is as susceptible as
teold, so that an increase ofthe dose isneceSSaTy
aud 1T they would interroaate vulgar experience,
they would learn that although moderation does
frequently lead TO excess, theIe IS no sort of neces
sity IN the sequence. twill not do to cite cases
in which the organism grops to ceTialn dispro
portion, adapts itself to new conditions. PhYsI-
ology is present unable to explain such Secrets
But fact tells us that the stimulus is taken daily
by thousands and thousands who DO not increase
the amoulta they advance in life.''
pWe published, about two weeks since, some
yersesb by ''Lillie'' which we thought indicated
decided poetic talents. We understand she squte
young and has had but little practice IN ye.se ma
king. The following lines are much better than
the first production with which she favored us,
aud all our readers of poetic taste must regard
them as exceedingly beautiful:
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Trnst Sale
or RITCHIRWoWN pPoprp1.y,

OF RITCHIET0WN PROPERTY.
virtue of deed Of trust from Alexander G. Mar
~ shall 10 Tic undersigned dated lie 18Th day nj Ma
Senhrr IS64 and duly acknowledged and recorded in Tie
ia, III hook iHIOlO 10, siall on "
nj ondny the Sth dry of October, 1888,
az II O'Clock A. NJ at the front dOOrOr the court house In
Ie cry OF wheeling virginn, expose TO sale bylublit
auction totc highest bidder, number Airleet III auae
humber iloeHly,Ine, n the town OF South Wheeling m
onio county, Virginia, iOlerly called RitchielOwn, To-
scLler vii all tile improvements TO said lot belonging
Terms CASH. ALFRED CALDMELls
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No summers rain, no winters snow
Disturba his dreamless rest,
Only his body lies below,
His soul is with the blest:
There, trees their fsdeless leaves unfold,
And flowers immortal grows
Aud in the streets OF shining gold
Stillwatsrs gently flow -
Triumphant songs float soft and low,
Though never folded doors.
And golden crowns with radiant glow
Fall DER the slitte ring fiOo=s.
He heeLs not nong the dreams of bliss
So rulely brokenhere,
Forgotten is the parting kiss,
And dried the parting teari
The wearyyears OF earthly strife
Vain searchings after truth
are swallowed up in eLdless lite
And never fading youth:
The rest he IOnged for, found at last,
On Heavens eternal shore
From sin, and pain, aud stormy blast
Safe housed forever moreI
Swift Ger my weary soul, the hours
Ale rushing 10 the Past,
Like stricken leaves o, tender flowers
Before an autumn blast:
Zen now, my feet are on the'stranI
or Jorlan's death cold wave
and larkly ereeps 10 where stand
The shadow of my grave
Oh, may our souls rest with the just
In Heavens immortal bowers
Mingled toscther, may our dust
In summer time, be flowersI
Va, Sept. 9Th, 1850.
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THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
LAuGaLiNs & BUsHFlEl.D.
Good Medlciy,es.


Itisestimated that AYERS ChrRRv PEeroEaL ANp Ca
THARrlc PAS have dOne to promote the public
health than any other There can be no ques-
ton that the Cherry Pectoral has by its thousand
thousand of cures orcoIds, coughs, asthma crop, In-
enza bronchitis &C., very much reduced the proportion
OF deaths from consumptive diseases in this country
The Pills good the PICTORIAL and will cure more
complaints.
Everybody needs more less pugins Purge the blood
from its impurities. Purge the bowels LtyeI and tue
whole vsceral system distractions Purge out the
diseases which sen the body its decay. Hut
for diseases should die only old age Take anti
dotes early and thrust from the system before il is yet
too strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease not only while it is
weak but when it has taken stronghold Read the as
founding statements of those who have been cured by
them from dreadful ScrOa, Dropsy, Ulcers skin Dis
eases, rheumatism Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Internal palms,
bilious complaints. heartburn, headache govt and ma ny
less dangerous but still threatening aIuents such aspfn-
pies the face, worms, Nervous IrrabIlfty loss Of APP
petite Irregularities, Dizziness in the head colds fever
Dysentery and indeed every variety of complaints for
which Pursative remedy Is required.
These no random Statements hut are authenticated
by your own neighbOrs and your own Physicians.
Trythem once, aud you will never be without them
Price % cents per box-5 boxes for
Prepared by Dr.J. c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
and sold by all Druggists In Wheeling
a. G. GOOD T. Co, Wheeling
ago wholesale ard retail agents
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WAY EEMA 4. RS SUFREIs IN HEARTH
THE MARRIED woMAN,s
PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
PANiON.

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF woMEi


One HundredA Edition (500, OOO) 1Smo. DID. $50.
standard work OF established found casse in the cat
aoguss OF the great Trade Sales OF New York, Pha-
d.lPhia. aud other Cities and sold By principal
booksellers in the United Stntea.
Every woman can here discover, by comparing her
own symptoms with those described, the nature
ter aud cause OF her compliant, and spared
iety ndsusrtng, we'll the unpleasanncss max
ing known 10, OF n king inquiry Of physianin respect
10 the mumberless ailments TO which she is subject Tie
vile becoming mother has oten need Instruction nd
advice in respect her situation, which shs viii here
find This book tells her what matter, and Tells
her what to do fori IN simple chaste words, and
slI.h as she CT Understand
Those suffering from distractions irregularities pc
cnliar to the female system, from grolgPsls u s-
ing of the womb,O from uOr at6us will each find in
its pages the means OF prevention ame Grafton, and
lief.
Much distress of mind well thousands recunia.
ly nigh. be saved every husband IL the simplest laws
aPperatnng TO the ase state better understood
they not better understood traceaBe to that
natural and almost commendable sensitiv will
rather suffer Than consult converse with even med
ica in respect complaints peculiar to the female
only.
Ina copy Of s'The Married Toman's' Private Medical
CopanfOn,'' every femae has phys!cirn that knows
and describes her every symptom, Ieelns and ailmen
ana winch sue eau consult NJ all times Without violence 10
i her sensitiveness.
Extract Of letter from gentleman in Dayton, ohOl
/ DAYTON, May 1, 1911.
! DR. a. Y. MAuRIcEEu;-My Dear Sfr-Ny vile hiss
been PeicePtiby sinking for three years more,
consequence great anguish AID suffering some months
before and during confinement; Gerry Successive
aud mole debilitated and prOstfateI her, putting life
IN imminent danger, which the occasion
lesparcd Of supposed that this state OF things was
ble and resigned myself to meet the worst.
heard YOUR book highly spoken OF, containing some
matters reaching my case On its reeepI aud Perusa
express you relief Il Afforded my distressed
nd. and the Joy Its pages impaired my wiie,
ng that the great discovery OF A. ~ pesOmeaux pTOVi-
led remedy. ltOPened prospect which little
conceived possible. But this, another year
would have passed over my head, III all human pTOblb
- my wife would have been in her grave and my children
.eft mniheTeSS.
E5-Upon the receipt OF One Dollar 'sTEiE MARRIED
POHdhHS PRIPATE MEDICAL COMPAMIUHpi is Semt
mailed ee)t to any part or the United States the Cana
las and British Provinces: all letters must be post
aid, emd addressed to DR.. 4. H. u4URLgE4U box 1921
Sew York city. Publishing oGee 40. 1873 Liberty At,
AuentS I'm VfrEfnfn
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RRAL RspAPB SALES.
HoUsH AlglD Ijor FoP sAIE

ROUSE AND LOT FOR sAIp
u Market street, cast SIDE between Monroe ann ~ "a
ling House and out buildings s''uA 1--WE.
Il will be s0ldlOw and on accOmmoaatInp t.,
0ssesst0H lime amer The irsto. October an
sens II n zI,,,
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LAND w ar 3 8 MS
John M. Clarke, & Co.

John M. Clarke, & Co.
LnQd Warrant, stock, Exchange FSrOkcrn.
ana Agents for Cintnls nEafnsI the
hE very highest New York mnrket price will be maid
i lot Land Warrants for the next five years When.
they shall have advanced beyond our last
Tue very highest New York market prices viii ne p1d
on receipt oil any by mail, regardless Of the former quo
Persons seadigg warrants By nail may rely on receiv
IN as much as Il they were personally present
Sht ur7Ls on any OF the Northern or Southern cities
VIII De Reunited by return mail; and when preferred the
amount wlbe placed to their credit In one OF the New
tOt banks, OIL which they can draw at sst the .y
Ter RENTING the warrants 90 49, ~ =.
Address JOHN n. CLARKE & Co.
Washington city, D, C.
REFER TO
Hon John Wilson, Commissioner OF tbs General Land
Hon. L P Waldo. Commissioner OF Pensions.
SWeeny, RtttenhOuse & Co.. Bankers Washington civ
solsr. Lea ACC & Co, 90 30 DO
Az The othcers OF the Banks in Wheeling Va
cashier Bank OF Virginia, Richmond. Va
SashIer Farmers Bank. do
Virginia. 'A' a. As1 SOU g
lanes Robb, Banker, New Orleans
PRESIDENT Exchange hank, Pittsburgh Pa
Johnston. Brothers & Co /, bankers RaitiT,ore
R.H Maury q Co., bankers, Richmond Va
6aul y Hinton, bankers, Petersburg Va
refers, spence q Co., bankers, Iynchbure Va
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Trust Sale

UT H4IUI1IEIUNYN PRUPERIY,
by virtue OF deed of trust from Martha N. Msy,l,
to The undersigned, dated The 18Th day or November
leI, ana uuy acknowledged and recorded lin tile ces
once O. Tile county court for Ohio county, Virginia IN
book 30 folio n, DC, shall on 's'A
MONDAY THE S1HDAYoF OCTOBER, 1855,
a. " O'Clock at Tho front door of tho court House IN
o! J" eelitg, VtgintR, eXnoSo to sale by pubic
AUCTION, to tile highest bidder, lot number Fh,t in
humber liOeHtk mine IN the tOwn OF South Wheel
LUZ ~ ONO county, Virginia, formerly called RchielOwi
with all lie improvements To said Ot belonging
IERNs CASH! ALFRED CALDWELL,
| opl
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FIVE silver 1Ie.IaIs ..nd seven DipIomns
have been awarded to ADAMS first class Dagucrreo-
types Adams & Co.'s Gallery is attic corner Of Union
and Main SITS. Strangers ase invited to CALL citizens
course will do Pictures cheap as the cheap
est. ieso
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Agents In Virginia.
II stephens, WaTTeiOn-O q Sterling j. Go, Ef4TTiSoR
5tTsh-Wm BIeakmear aud K Holiday, MotapdsriLLs-
Wilde Bro, John Fisher aud Thompson, IPheclins
WIN Holiday Mayshau H-Jacob Smith, TPells5urs
-Saml Mauzy, Lelris6tTgh-Z A Kari, Cedar Grou.
atLs-Dr a Barnes, CEaTks6urg-Dr < q Williams,
ShePheTdRioIrn. sen5:daw3m
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With folded hands and close shut eyes.
And lips all pale and cold,
Silent and nlouonless he lies,
Beneath the heavy mould;
The sunlight. in the morning hours,
SIluts down IN tipping CLEANS
and Ger the aces OF tie flowers
The tender MOONLIGHT streamsi-
Tas birds from out the green leaves start,
That Iustie at his ieet,-
A snOw.white rose untOlds its heart.
When ais has ceased to beatI
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2. DUFF. Princinal

DuH9s Mercantile college.
u n large room In EIormbeoOk's Buildings.
MAIN street, NI'heclinR.
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tn EpnJjcncD

n ESIRlHG superb and complete outfit in nerson,i
~ APPAREL, tile opportunity now offered at Thomss
any ever presented Ia Wheeling! In
superior 10 any offered An are ieaursIeI IN AZ
,o., No IS, corner Monroe and Wafer ss
Spl2:1m Wbeeiing W.
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nv 1IILlE

For the Wheeling 1ntellIgencer.
r M a
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Overcoatings
lOF the most superb patterns aud Qualities and In W.
rety uiFqaaed by any now in lie city, comprising
siHeTes, aud MOSCOW CUatings. TO be fund ut
No 50, corner MOmOe and Water Sts
sPIs-lm Wheeling, Va
A III. Who desirOus 10 OBTAIN IiandS,I6s S1 a,
~ clothes, OF the 5t ST quality most faSLi0na bic
make Will do well 10 leave tcr measures at No Is VA
Ter stIee' where will he found the hest wOrkne and lie
srle:Im THoS HUGHES.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08

The following S:oies hold election.
the present mouth.
Lousiana. mordav. Novemher Sla.c
Cnicrrs aud eve Representatives t,
Congress.
sissrri,iMonday ,Novembcr ) Snlt
officers and five Reprrsenloti, Js to Con.
gress.
New York. 'ThuIsdav. November 0.
State Of irers. but no Governor or Lieu.
tenant governor.
Wisconsin, Thrndoy, November 9,
State officers.
Maryland, Wednesday, November Z.
six Representatives 10 Congress.
Massachusetts. Monday NOvember,2
Slate officers.
In Tennessee. Alsboma, California
Wisconsin, Penns, lvanIa, end Ohio
The Legislatures in each State eiec on'
United State Senator.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-08
NEIV nENLESALE
READY-FhBEGLOTHING
WAREHOUSE. --
EkkrTcN 3 ChMFECLL.,
CT lie late I'm cf E.Hpt,n, wilson Z Co.
IN. 81 tbiIl Nutt LrtUrfn vOG6 A narkd,

CT late I'm of E.H-pi,n wilson L Co.,
IL, 8 ihiHl EiHi bcyrgH GOCd \ GarAgL
-..- PITTSBURG, Pa -re-
A RE now receiving their stock of Fall
IN and Winter Gcods 10 Wlich they cali
uIe attention Of NTsrmE MERenAKTs.--
Among llleir assurtm,nt will be found
MEN AND BOTS CLOTHING
or every possible description; also Troy and
Hartford Shirts and CoIlsls, Wool, Menno
and Cotton Undershiris and Drawers, Silk
md I.inGen fIandkerchiels, Mems Hosiery.
Cravats, Neck Ties, Stocks
Gloves. Sc Also. general assortment OF
INDIAN RUBBER GOODS.
We lNleud this stock shall always be one
of the largest, the best furnished, and the
most beautiful and complete 10 he found in
the United States. Our connection with one
of the largest houses ia Massachusetts, where
the utmost care las been bestowed in thcir
manufacture, gives rs advantage which will
enable us to sell Goods at Eastern Jcblers
prices, which We oa determined 10 do, and
also enables us to Oiler
A gfeslor variety oI Goods to our Gus
toners than has hitherto been
found in this Market
We resfCtiiuNy solicit Tie laronGgc Of al
bu,c visiting his cily. Tie orders of on
Wslcrus .loil be wcnplly aud satistsctor
ily Gl.cd on terms rs iii, ,ral as BY euy othe
house IN the country.
HA1uICN & CAMPBELL,
Sent. 6 81 @sl.