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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-02-10

CEMLANNUAL REPORT OF THE CON
~ don of the Hoosier Flank, at Loganspou Indi-
for the six months preceding the first Monday Of jan
uary, 1855.
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REAL ESTATE, &c.

DEAL ESTATE AND STOCK OFFICE,
It--MckEkNAN& MAY, WasiIing,O" 1T, adjoining
the Palmer House, successors 10 Chapmaa aud Nc
Ne nam nave now eAt' Ted their look more han
TWO Millions FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARSS' worth OF Real Estate; for sale vOmmis-
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CEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE

Total S9i,SI7 co
Names Of the officers of the association or bank -
Thomas u. Harris, President; John COOK, Jr, Cashier
Names of prese stockholders samuel (iurniger
John Cook, Jr., Thomas G.. Harris.
DAYS Of discount: Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
Days aud hours open for the transaction Of business
wit: from nihe O'Clock, ". TO four O'Clock. p NJ on
.Monhay, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, rnd
Saturday.
State Of Indiana, Elkhart County, SIS:
John Coo. Jr, being duly sworn, deposes and saws
that he is the Cashier of said Bans, and the fore
ging report of transactions and condition of said
Bans, for the period therein imed is true and correct
according t. tie best of his know ledge and belief
JOHN look, Jr.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this Tenth d,y o
January, 1855. JOsEPH II. MATTER, tom p Judge
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Total .bb4 Us
Am"un; Of Capital stock. uding that de
posted with the Auditor OF SIst-, paid
IN according To the provisions q the law 5000 90
Amount due other banks, BOneyed cuppO
rItions or dissertations SOS 90
Amount due depO,ioTs 0JI a.
debt issued 479Os 90
Amount OF dividends declared and made 500 35
TO'd slO7 G6I 95
Names OF the officers o. the association bank ID.
Foster. President John B.han. ashier.
NaMe< of present Stockholders ID avid Foster, H.
Aahley, joan ,ham.
of Discount Every day except Sundays
Days and hours "pon f The IsHsact.oH OF business,
to wit From o'clock A. NJ. 3"clOck 2, NJ, eve
ry day.
STATE OF INDIANA, HOWARD COUNTY, S.
John ,hln he duly sworn, teI and says that
he the Cashier CT said bank, AMI that the urec Ong
rep IT Of the ,aetions aud condition Of said bank,
for the period IhrTem name aud Correct accord
ing 10 the best of his knowledge and beIe'.
JOHN LOHAN.
Cashier,
Sworn and subscribed before nae, this 1t day Of Jan
I55. JAS X. REEVES.
fei6 Justice OF the Peace.
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{IfLES AND sAoT-GUNs, REvOLv-

IIFLES AND SHOr-GUNS, REvOLN-
I FR aud ALI. OTHER KINDS ,C.J,s CD
NJ PISTOLS SAMUEL PerS IAz>ezAe
Noid respectfully ih,rm ,.ss fFNo
q ends and the public generally 49, a7P
q has az ain TAI cha 81 hFs fIun .
business ana Will az am dev0e his cnre attention the
nanuflcture VI sun Hls ship Washing ton street,
square Court House square, Of the
;ie Gun, where he will be happy 10 ACCOMMODATING All Who
nay wI~h good Rifles. shot Guns any other article
The i.un line All work warranted. charge. lie
aas constantly hand Ae best RIDE Powder ,sps and
cad
r-Orders from distance promptly suended tn
ar.IIA
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pIARRHEA ANp cnoLEaA.

DIARRHEA AND CHOLERA.
By removing the sharp. 4crld huds Toy winch hese
f'aints occASIOucd.
FEVER> ar ALL KINDS,
by Restoring &c bosi regular and hrshy crculainn
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT.
BY removing iocal nhamatisns fr"m The muscles and
lgamrnis 81 the llints-
DROPSlES OF ALL MINDS.
by srene Eng Inc kdnvy and 6,dder, they operate
hence sren Oun CERTAIN cure Tor
GRANEl. AND MORMs!
By -dsodelpe lh- s.iuy matter from tue Bowels, 10
which these creature adhere
SCURVY, ULCERS. AND OI.D SoRkS'
by the peTfrci purity which a ey We Ia he "'d
Scrbuiic kruii,ns and Cou pirxOus Salt Rhcum and
Erysipela~'
Ut Be- r. Phis by tler and Turaiive effect
the tu d. tai iced the KIN. fenvr a. dsagrerahlc
Gu dOn- produce remarkable stEess and purrne
the
u rrui-,iy Fever and Agsr, q used
rrccd ~ ihr People, Mrdlc 5aLcic vines nay be- pro-
Of our Principal eu DaggeI Co. graii-. either
y APP ting per-ouay throug. the mall
DR. ha. he cus-d II PariIHity by c"ahnirg Ihis
valuable pill tot which tie orenai'Hl 10 hrs
parUce IN y ii,r reqUe~i # many Pny-iciuns
and other that have -xp.ri-ced hs good 81 CT he
tc' irdurrd isV hi Pl cent ta ai parts
OF the country with The crsirc ihai nis iel0w
mrn mfl have the hrnehi Of ecaid -cOvety. NOiwih-
ard &c DR. Parut MrGci yet &c t's
i-vvs tht - the mot -pceds Ia bT vniu-hae
rrmrd, ihn the al al isosy afflicted, he
evipg thai tife WIN once Try thern ill hOld
them IA the highest cstr-m.
Price p cent n ba'x II b.,xes iOr dollar.
Merchants u ishin. Agency for Or. Brers' healfh
Renoyang Pills can pTOcurr orc by apl, ing 10 our RIM.
CT al As-nt-. bssssTT Co. .izes Building. u nos
stree I'D s,.,-i- AHrl aiani-wiv
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CEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF TIKI

MINES OF lhe Ollcers OF Tue ASSOCIATION or bank:-
John Roche President: }. X. Weden Cashier.
Names of persons who have become pa ties the
articles of ASSOCIATION within said period :-James vel
dOn 5. Lewis, J. R.WeldOn, Jas. Hedges II. oy Geo
Uninby. G.. T.. sherman, John Roche, ID. W. Anderson
Benz. orion. ~amuel Moore, =. Purvianee.
Names of present stockholders Same above
given.
Days and honrs open transaction of business to
wit: from o'elock, =. NJ TO three O'Clock, p NJ.
State of Indiana, HuntinntOn county, SIS:
J. X. Weldon, being duly sworn, depOses and saws
hat he is the asher of said bank and that the foregoing
report of the transactions and condition
the period therein named is true aud correct according
TO the best of his know ledge and belief
J. X. WELDON, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before this 9th day
AIRY, Is55 JAS. Wiley, Clerk II. &. C..
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COMMITTING THAT ALL SHOULD
OKNpW Thai DT. Beers Health R-n"yaiing Pills
and Iris nder and unrivaled remedy for Dysp-P~a.
laundcc Ne Fevrr. - the blsd,
nhamail CO-veuess rams In the He'd Br, ast, SIDE,
Back, and Lmls Female DIS. a>es. ami ell cases where
tBe
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By clransing the Sion.s Oh and ntesines and creating
TOW OF pure aud h, sltiy bile.
Fiatu ency. Loss 81 Appetite falpaton 81 the Hear,
Hear Burn and Headat he. I.snguor and Nolan holy,
the prominent symptoms IL Dyspepsia. will vanish
natural consequence of cure.
CuSrIVENESS.
BY cleansing ines IA rasy and natural MAJ
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rEMLANNUAL, REPORT OF TUECOY

~ DITION OF the Indiana Steek Fans at Laport for
the six months preceding the first Monday Of January
Is55.
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NEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE

~ condition of the La Grange Lima, Indiana,
for the six moths preeed the first Monday of Janua-
ry, i>55
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4 NIGEL on LIFE AND FIRE lNSU.
L n KA NCt-s work. az
WERpEN & Gil NMBERLA'N'S.
De, 2s y 81 d,o eat "f Caina House
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27

BILL PooLE-HIs CHARorER A Go gER.
During the trial OF Baker for the mur
der Of Bill Poole, which is not yet con
cluded. the character of Poole has
necessarily been developed. 1t is
no longer regarded through the la
minous haze Of glory amid which be was
buried, with the national flag about
him, but the facts in the case come ouI
and it appears that he was one of the
Imesnest ond most Dangerous Of men
d drunken. quarrelsome. thoroughly bru.
tai bully The N. Y. Post says:
"Quile number of witnesses testified
TO the bfutality aul qua rrelsome dispo
sitlon Of Poole, while Baker was de
scrlbed as peaceful and inofTensive man.
one who rather healed quarrels than pro.
voked them. Poole, on the other hand.
appears to have praclicsd 'gouging' and
was utterly merciless agsins. an enemy.
The court room continues 10 be crowded d
aud the docs are consequently besieged
by persons anxious to obtain admission
Baker looks easy and confinement, and
IS attended by several Of his associates.
ii is fathrr.s respectable old man, with
strong ly. marked Welsh physiognomy
also occupies seat near him. and seem
deeply interested in the proceedings. =
: The telegraph informed us on Salur.
day Of the fact that the jury we're dis
chsrged-three were for rendering a yer
diet of murder. six for mau.slaUghter
and three for acquitisl.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27

the Junior Editor thought he would
Try his collcquialpowers, and here is
the results
Jr. Ed,--'Is the spirit Of BaIaam
present p
% SP.--'Wha! DO you want of Ba,
lasn2'
Jr. Ed.- -'Are you in fayur Of :he
Maine Liquor Law?
% Sp.--'NOt by jug full.'
Jr. Ed,-Doyou get anything where
yen are?
I'd Sp.-'Deyil drop. I have a
hankering for a snilieE'
Jr. .Ed,-'Hog Sld was that Jack
ass oil your'n?e
Cd Sp.-'He would have been four
J eats next general lraining.
Jr. Ed-'Are there any Jackasses
in your sphere?'
% Sp.-'No, you impudent pup /;
We lett all the Jackssses on earth to
edit Know Nothing papers /!
This unmahnerly relort Of the spir-
It was received with uproarious raps
by the spirits, and ended the commu
nication by upsetliug the table. The
spirits LETT in a huff, v hen the spirits
get in better humor, will report,
Yours, &C., SKEEZlCKS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27
aVanose the Coops. I"

The time has now aniSedior Dem
ocrsts, who have been inseigled into
the Know Nothing 'coops, or who
have gone into them for motives of Gu.
frosty or to see what they are made oI
to back down, to take 'French leave
Of the motley crew and return TO the
true lailh. Eve9 where the 'coops'
are 'easing iu.' Nowhere does the
Organization present the front of res,
pectable political party. 10 Maine,
lahiliating with Wings, Fusiunists, and
-FFeesoilers, Abolitionisls, and Maine
law fanatics, they are beaten down and
dispersed by the old line Democrats.
The same is Democratic Pennsylva.
mia. In Virginia, the odd Dominion
the ihdomitable Wise trod their dark
lanterns in pieces under his feet. Ten
nessee has repudiated them, and North
Carolina has 'clushed them out.'-|
Scarcely a grease spot of them is
left 10 Alabama, while Texas, spurn.
ing the aposta!e opportunities of the
'hero OF San Jacinto, scatters them
10 the winds. Georgia has overthrown
them in body, while in 0hio they
were too weak TO divert sufficient
votes to insure the defeat of Abolition
Chase. Even in Kentucky. the late
of Anti Democracy, the odi.
Gus. monster is terribly scotched. The
die is cast--Know Nothingism is
ielunct party,or rather faction. De-
nocrats be wise while you may, Cast
rom you the wretched shackIes with
which desperate adventures have
sought to bind you, ramoSe the coopsI |
1t once. The time is nigh when Know
NothlDgism will prove a taint as odi
'us and rePulsive as the leposy You
IRE Democrats at heart yet; il were
oily to suppose that legal hen.coopI
'athes eau wipe out the conviction oil
he mind, which time and observationI
ave copied there; il were an insult
o be lieye your 5osoms filled with Al
raven fear OF Jesuits and Popes, and
oreign lnluence. Then be wise while
e may Ohio Peaadnt.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27
COnfesslng tI.eIr weakness.

The ~ Y. Times, OF Saturday, says;
We eau scarcely expect any united
a nd patriotic action during the session
from body Of men who evinre so little
devotion 10 the public good as The Op-
position have thus far shown. We pre-.
sumo that no party has working ma.
jority in the House. The session il like.
ly, therefore, to be spent in fsc,ious
wrangling, as discredit.ble 10 the part.
les as it is TO the country.
When your party is satisfied it can.
not lrgislate for the country, just get
out OF the road, and the Democrats will
take the responsibility.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27
For the Macarthur Democrat.
SPIRITUAL CONN UNIOATLON


Just alter the writer had finished the
leading ED-Y-ToRI-AL, in the last
Muddy Run eraId'-giying the gro
Gerry. keepers and independent citizens
"fts,N who don't believe as the edi.
tors Of the Herald, and especially all
who don't belong to their Church, and
who happen TO take glass of liquor
when they see proper, without going
behind the door, or soaking their liq-
uor in bread, as some OF these would,
be-moralists and dandy reformers-l
say, just as he bad finished said article
the company present, TO wit: Senior
aud Junior Editors, a K. N. visitor
and 'Devil'-a crowd well met-sa
down aud formed circle, when tht
following communication was obtain,
ed:
Senior Editor With grave anC
solemn countenance, "Are there anl
spirits PRESENT."
First Spirit--"There am, SIR"
Sr, Ed.--"Are they good spirils2"
lst SP.-"'Founh Proof and M
mistake"
Sr, Eds the spirit of BeIshaz
ger present.
1st Sp.-'Well he am, hoss.'
Sr. Ed.-'Do YOU remember the
fact when the handwriting appeared or
the waII?'
lst Sp,--'Well, | don't recolIect
nothing else
Sr. Ed.--'Were you under the in
fluence OF intoxicating liquors that eve.
ning?'
lst Sp.--'Drunk as biI'd OWL
Sr. Ed.--'Did YOU drink wine or
MonongehaIa?'
lst Sp.--'Neither. Owing to scar.
city of Iogwood, we had to go it on
"rot.gu,.'
Sr, Ed.--'Were the women tipsy?'
lst Sp.--'They warnt nothing else,
+ reckon. Mrs. BelShszzsr was so
limber-like tina, in playing snip. and
catch-'em, she fell into kettle OF oys-
ter soup, and broke a turtle shell comb
all TO smash
Sr. Ed. 'Was it flight that made
your knees smite together?'
lst Sp.--'No stree was follow
ing in the footsteps OF Soomon-reck.
on you Dinnies are not any wiser than
he. And ours was a chosen people;
see Deut., IA chap, 2 ": sAnd the
Lord hath chosen thee TO be peculiar
people unto himself, above all the Ma.
tions (not Know Nothings that are
upon the eanb;' and in same chapter,
verse 26, we were ordered 10 bestow
our money 'lor whatsoever thy soul
ls~,eth after, for oxen, or for sheep, or
ior wine, or for strong drink, or for
whatsoever thy soul desireth.' We
were some, We was
Sr. Ed.--'Was Cyrus one Of the
b'hOysr
Isl Sp.--'No great scratch; he took
advantage oi US, when wer all on a
bender. He was a cold water fanatic
aud an enemy to the constitutional
rights Of man.
4. this sssge ol the communication,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27
PooR DEvrLs,-A writer from Wash

Poor DEvILs.-A writer from Wash
ington City sOys:--
There are some new members in the
present House, who would be grea,
gamers ii they could change natures
with the cbsnelion, phd only appear
green, when sitting 10 green objects. /
observed one yesterday CATERING With
the old apple-wOman in the Cspituf.
telling her that three cents wss-"good
gracious"-to use his elegant sIclams.
.ion, on lawful" price for an apple, and
making feeling appeal TO her tender
bosom to sell him two stusll onrs for
three cents, as it was all the money that
he had.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27
EkEK NOTE Isl.

The folI wirg listis corrected dsveI, TNk
just before luitins our rorcr to rnss,
NLw YoGK. iGh oI Mubie 5 die
Solvent banks, Jad Mbssbn'l
PENNSYLVANIA, lAll tsuks. nUU.s
Solvent bdra., pnI LorlsASA.
MAINLAND. Solvent banks. ps,
Solvent tUhhs, IA Small DoPs, SG.s
NEW HAMPsHlRs. Ono.
Solvent banks, IsISolyen; banks, rsr
VERMONT. Bk. Circleville. 20 dis
Solvent banks, paII tIee bk. 0h piate.o die
COEkEc1ICUT. hESTUoKr.
Solvent banks, "a Solvent banks, per
MASSACHUSETTS, ny. Trust Co, 20 dis
Solvent banks, pal lEDiAEA.
RHODE lsLAED, State bank, and
Solvent banks, aiIBranches, par
MAISg, Fee banks, hG50 DIS
Solvent banks, pail Of Cunners-
New JERSEY vile, 30 dis
Solvent banks, pad lLLiSots.
DGLrwARE, Solvent Frte bk Sdis
Solvent banks, pa MIssouRI.
VIRGINIA. State bank and
Solvent banks, rad Bianches, psr
IT. ms Allegheny. IS DIS TENNESSEE.
hanailwa ~ dlsI Solvent banks, 5 ds
!, 'CANADA' MlcHjGAE,
Solvent banks, 3 disISolvent banks. & dis
NORTH CAROLINA. Small notes, 5dis
Solvent banks, dis Except Adrian Ins Co.
Small notes. 5 diSaud Msconb 90. bk
SoUrn CAROLINA. WIscoNslS.
Solsem banks, 5 disIFfe banks. 2 dia
GEORGIA, ISmalI notes, 5 dis
Solvent banks, 5 diI Texas & ulxAStas.
LABAaA. all banks u doubtful
clytL bsnks, 10 diJ val E.
EXCHANGE.
IuYiSG.-S eELLINo.
New York, lirm. sprm.l
PhiiadeIphia ="
Baltimore,
AMERICAN GOLD.
Buying at prm. Selling at
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27
10 the Afflicted.

Our readers will notice DR.. BARBER's
card in this paper, and will see that he
intends 10 visit Macarthur January
I4th. We can say TO ouI friends that
DR.. BARBER is a gentleman and regu.
lar ply sicIan, and is a resident phys.
ician OF CbilIcothe, and hence not one
OF the many quacks that are continu-
ally imposing upon community.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27
The Adventures ola Missing Girl

The Enquirer Of Wednesday con.
tained a romantic story OF the adven,
TIRES OF lost giil, which seemed more
like the adventures OF DR.. Hamblen ir
search OF her than her own. 1t will
be well Tor the public 10 see the true
version oil the story.
Some weeks ago this girl visited one
OF the cIergymen on S) camore street,
aud informed him that she was the
child OF a Catholic mother and Prot.
estant father, that the iather had never
allowed her to attend Catholic Worsh.
p, nor TO receive any instructions be.
ond those her mother had covertly
impaired to her, that her father was
now dead, and, being free, she desired
10 become what her mother was-a
Catholic.
The clergyman gayeher a catechism,
desired her to study it well, and then
come back. She took it; and a week
ago last Sunday came back to him ,ex.
.mbiting a competent knowledge OF
Christian doctrine, but saying that her
mistress had taken her calechlsm away
from her, and wished to force her to 90
to another Church, which she had re-
fused TO do, giving the lady to UNDER
stand that she was going to the Catho>
lie Church. The clergyman baptized
her, and told her to go back to her
mistress and live with her. She weat
back, but shortly alterward returned,
saying she could not live there any
more. He promised to try and procure
her situation IN some other family,
and in the mean time requested the
Superintendent OF the Orphan Asylum
to allow her to board. After she had
been at the Asylu a few days, the
Sister Superior told her that she could
not be allowed to stay any longer, un.
less she would inIorn; her former mis-.
tress OF it. She started to do so, in
company with one Of the man. servants
OF ST. Johns Hospital, entreating him
all the way MOTTO allow her to be kept
,here.
On her arrival at the door Of DR.,
Hamblen's house, on Fourth ST., some
disputing took place between herself
and her mistress, and al last she was
pulled into the hall IorcIbly, and the
door was closed.
The "lively scene" between Mr..
Hamblen and the "elderly lady" is
purely imaginary. No one was il
company with the girl when she wen
to his house but a servant v ho wen
there with her as he would have gone
on any other errand; aud when he saw
the door closed on him he went home
Tie young girl is rem rkabIy inlelli,
gent, and does not exhibit any sign
OF having been ''tampered WITH" bu
seems to be irritated extremely at no
being allowed to follow her incIina
tlouS towards the religion OF her 9th
er. Such are the particulars OF thii
story, as we have learned them from
the priest on Sycamore ST., the Super
intendent Of the Orphan Asylum, anc
the servant who accompanied the cir
on her visit to Mr.. HambIen'S house.
Will the Enquirer have the kind
ness to give this version Of the story
in its colum ns?-CGtholic Telegraph.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27
NGOMS iTl.OIIET.

AnY lefson venting a room in the Court
House can srIly to tie Sheriff. We see thai
MIR. PLYLEY has oprned out law oifi,e ia
tie Southeast corner room.
Wonder II the Ieople built this house for
the furrose OF ltttins tie rooms cut, furnish
ihg coal, &C., for puvaIe purposes 4? Will
somebody please inform the publicl We will
enleavor 10 keep this matter before the pub
lie, until il is fully understood.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27
D. SMARr.-We call the attention

ID. SMART.-We call the attention
of our merchants and business men ol
Finton, to the card Of D. SMART,
Wholesale Grocer and Commission
and Forwarding House, Chllicothe,
Ohio. Mr.. SMART is we'll known to
many Of onr business men to be hon.
orable in all his business transactions.
These wishing to buy, or to forward
goods, will do we'll to give him a call.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27
Portsmouth Price Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
BUSKIRK Il DAVIS.
" HOLESALE GR0CERS,

PoRTsSoIerH Dec. 27 1855.
Apples, Dried. .s;75 Loaf...... y
Brooms prdoz $1,000 +" Crushed. 10
Bacon Hams per lb. II Salt, Kanawha, bu. 4S
g Shoulder " u Teas, loose s. in packs.
Sides II Z" Y. H., Id. 50s75
Beans, w. per bu. 800 !" lmper'l, .50u75
Candles, mould. 10 !" Gunp'wdef rs
Sar...., "a Tobacco MIX. cav.95
Cotton Yarns,. lSs Va. cavs.. 20030
Cheese, W,R, lb.ela! Oil. Lard pr gal.'. e0
Coffee, Rio. l5l0il, Linseed " =. 100
60C Oats pr, bu..... 30
Flour pi bbl. eS. so Peaches, Dried. 200
Feathers pr b.. 40 Potatoes, lrish.40@5o
FIaxseed, pr bu. l,2o Saleratus pr b.'. 5a5S
Fish, Cod pr h., 49, 5Tallow pl b." II
Mackerel Sl2a2 Tar pr bbl. ..'... $50
Lard pr be-. bl Timothy seed, 50 90
Molasses. n. o. gal ~ Wheat pr bu....' 80
5, ii. 4" 40 Whiskey, Common %
G.S e" 50 4" Mon'hala, %
Nails, - 10 to 81 Sal Z" Rye, -. eO
Sugar n. 0...,. 7Ge
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27
"Hans. what.s ,he maltel1p

mime Cot, de sorrel -wsgon has run
away nit de greeu horse and broke de
axle tree Of de brick house what stands
py de coIusr lamp post across de teie.
gfspb, Niue Cot vUi Q besplst!"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27
U Congress, Dec, %, le55, no

o. Congress, Dec, %, le55, moi
YET organized, alter spendlng the enor>
nous sum of one hundred aud twenty
lhousaud dollars. Truly, we are a
law abiding people TO stand all this
W ouluil not he q blessing If from some
cause tins Know Nothing Fusion herd
Rere blown
Without "why ora WHEREFORE"
And no difference where to,
Of hotter place, ii it could be found
The aCs OF desc Fusionisls are un.
parateIed in the history Of this Gov.
ernmeht.
" onder il the spirits of WASHING
TON, JACKSON, CLAY, and their com.
Patriots, can view the acts OF these
mushroom statesmen of the latter par
oi tie 10Th century?
With majority OF 81 cannot these
no'pary FuSIonists organize and 60 to
work, like honest men should Dc?
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-27
TERMS.
Afflicted Attention!

DR. L. BARRIERS appoint Ga
IL ment for January in Near NJ
thur, is Monday the Nth, at which ~
time he can be found at bis Rooms .
at the WESTERN HorEL. 8
DR.. L. Barber deyotes his exclusive atten.
ton to the Treatment Of Chrome Dis
ease ; such as Dyspepsia, RieirEaaiism, Ep-
Iepsy, LipeT Complaint. CdHcer, Fistula'
Diseusc Of the Eye, Skin. dc. lie also gives
special attention to the treatment Of Disease
Of the Throat and Lungs, aud meets with ex.
eeilent success III their cure. Idec27 3w.