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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-20
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
~ NOTICE TO SHIPPERS!-E
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SsS,ssssz 49Sssztszz 15-@skA
NTIL the Tennessee River B ge is rebuilt Produce and
- Merchandise will be trans tipped across the river on
ard Brges and be subjected 20 two drayages
Shippers notified that ali goods sent to the dep"s In
ages for th entire protection Of N contents,
viii be rejected will be received except IN heavy
snahurg Gunny Rags The light thin SACKS vii be re-
fused It he Ti C Tie 7lrHer as the labor AMI time
necessary 70 repair viii greatly retard the tranhp-
ing ana be performed The Agents OF the road are
specially receive grain at their respective
stations the sacks plainly aud distinctly marked,
and accompanied by order o. shipment We cam OF per
mi the d-po b. used houses for grain or pro-
duce is to be held ill IL suits the convent
enc owner shipper order forward Wheat TO Chat
will be charged cents and corn cents per bushe
nom Tullahoms aud all stations west 81 Tennessee river
and from Nashville and all stations 81 Of TuahOma Wheat
be charged 10 cents and corn cent per bushrL Wits
key will I'd 81 barrel from Nashville to Chatta-
nOoga All articles freight designated our Tarf as l,t
3D. and lh Glass; will be carried at present Tariff rates
II. | ANDs RSUN
Supt n. 4 G. Railroad.
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Aericnltnral Imnlements
BASsl DAGstl

'VaIRTY bales Richmond IS Usuaburss;
I % bales E-chlauI - DO
10 90 FranbHu - do
Suitable Tor making bags.
aug2S w EoFN'N \ GU
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Thursday Evening, Dec 90 will be acted he pathetic play
OF Gh4. SaESANtsIkk.
Ms Halter. Mrs J. d. Ha5 Srang Mr. Mortimer
To conclude with the face Of military Promotion.
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A. c. * a. ID. BEECH,
DEALERS ~
STAPLE AND FANCY DHN GOODS,
"a Fnlirrl Nirrrf.

ITAVE op~ned very large sitcs q ~ kinds - DRkSs
GOODS s4tabls 70 the fa and " utter Trade q NE
Srsest stviss 49,.
snd ia NILS stsfs and ready Dor eala1iton Ne 80
Dsialy nas yoa lo0k St1ex q Clo4<s eeiors
saynF.
have % store very arse staek u all kius q CAR
PFs II hs ussest patterns aattrr ourselves - Sci
vhrap A. anY ofhrr hoee Us ssle = ne ioan
a.. W- hsrs az kiE1s q CURTAIN DAMAENs and
LACK CONTAINS.
IL sad-iaua - aboFe. have arse staek q al
tinis 81 DGI 6o9Ds, sulahs for ne faA aad water
Frsaa a. @. . A. a. BkEcH,
sepi5 Ne Al coiisgs a., AashFlis Tea0.
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

MRS. JULIA DEAN HAYNE will appear in her great de-
vi lineIci0n Il Mrs. ialer.
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Texas Western Railroad,
IN UONNEXIUN WITH ThE
GUITTEEEKN PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Col C BRADLEY will deliver Public Address upon
- this the great question e the day. at the HAIL Of the
House Of 4, preventative, at 81 O'Clock this evening
As this subject Of general ut il is D. be hoped that
czsns strangers will give their Attendance. dec20
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REDUCTION ON LUMBER TO NASHVILLE.

From Bridgeport to Tanalon Inclusive Lumber reduced
az per clr load from former rates.
FROM Cowan to Normandy inclusive, Lumber reduced u
per car oa', from former rates.
from Sheuyylle charged same as from Normandy
dec12-d IL L. A.
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PIANO FORTES.
Readv.Made Clothing. &C., &c.

BENZ. SHIELDS, AGENT FoR rHE fRUsrEE,
A, JUST RI CEtVED, per stramer Eis, an tnyotre
Il superior Ready Made Clohinx Gentlrm n's Hos
cry suspenier Gloves Cotton and Linen hr CraSAts'
stocks pocb e. Han ikerchies &C, a..
Thu, stock styles and make ana VII com
mare h az iu this other Tsrkst Our INST aetous
49,, =, Ii a b tern cost and Tor cash. good chance
sure. No VARIATION. BIN y. oi'rLDel
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Plantation and Family Medicines
GRAEFENBURG COHPANH.
For all dIsor which the human sb these
Medicines provide remedy! II they considered among
THE GREAT HUM UGS OF THE AGE,
let any one obtain copy Of the
Graefenberg Manual of Health,
having carefully erused it, carry then to las DOCTOR
and ask him point ''Where the humbug isf"
These Medicines prepared by Physicians Of emineuce
whose reputation is confined county in any state
but is gCOytd tCtde!
II these ecnes fail do what is promised for them he
Agent himself bound refund the Out Of the
ever demand the Of his money! II
such a can be found, let HIM show himself Tor
Barnum Could Make Fortune by HIM!
II any one doubts cheapn Of Medicines all
Others e him examine the Fever and Ague Remedy, and
compare it wit the usu practice.
The uraefenberg Company gives for 81 cents
1s EuI directions the Of all Agues Fevers-
I'd. An emetic with ms ructons for use.
8i. A box aiming 20 Pnls composed OF QInne ana
Pepsrne for which alone, you would have to pay, pre-
pared any Drug Store in the state, 81
4th One hoX OF Vegetable Pills known to be superior 70
any that prescribed by Physicians, or prepared by
Drugyi-Is
placed
9Th II these remedies Do the Ague, you 20
back and have your 50 cents returned.
With all these advantages, II HAS A LOOK OF REASON
ABOUT IT, that remedy prepared for each com
plant by Tie most learned Physicians the Tn fall
directions for their use in All stages Of di,Od r., an
than the cheapest and better than the best shou
popular, and 50 universally used throughout the
world ALEX MACKENZIE,
decI9-u agent Tor fehne see
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To morrow evening Benea, Of Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne.
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IUANTED.-A izdy ts take charge o ne Boarding.
w epartmrnt q The Florsure syBoass Fenss Ceege-
RoE aF norAton apply . the Rev. }. T. ElG4A, d. D.
dsciT-WSt
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TO THE LADIES

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AZ AUCTION.
Il viii sell at Pub &c Auction, Sore, Deade-
w rick the "a lare, Friday and saturday
the 21s and 22d ns the balance Of our stock Of House u
nIshng 40 IDS 60 stiug part, Plated ami BIttania
ware Fire and Unb ella Stands a-tos Cages, En-
ameed Stew Pans, Sc, Lamps, off erOastrrs, &c WI
variety other articles tedious to ntiUn. All which
will be- sold without reserve. Terms-Cash
drc1q-td A. MORRISON co.
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BENZ. f. SHIELDS SALES.

VIII play upon "a harp Of shoosaud string" each eve
,iur luiripr The wees sOCrHras DFFuf,
80 paAsi.
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EUST RECvIVED, a choice lot Of Byron Collars. Also,
y supply f anding Col ,rsyarous patterns and best
qua V. FOR ssle J. 4 NC ILL
Lsdi > ard Gentlemen's furnisl iag store,
deco torner Of sqaa t and College st.
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TORTOISE SHE'LL TUCKING COMBS

TUST RECEIVED assortment. Of Ia stye Shell
- 1u king Combs, varou, sz Also, Gum a Rufao
Combs, various patterns. For sale by J II. McIlLL.
PERFUNEEY FOILETARTHCLES
- EEFIYED THis Day every ETY. Lubius Extracts
II Genuine French Hair UilS, Pomsdes, Amandnv for
chapp hands, Tooth Paste and Powders &C.
.r.2O J. Al NrIIIL.
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IlrI.nKTANr az nUtLDI.M>.

M .
4 n PAIR OF NEW OUTSIDE WINDOW BLINl and
~ PANEL uUuRS tor sale a a very mod rate price,
the Gus TO SELL Apply at this t'r. or adj
tl ess H. L box LAG P O.. deci9-lW
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INYERT OIac and colortd Kid Gloves-Ihs day
II 'eived. Also, sup ly Of white AID light party co
ored kid Gloves. icc20l J. Ii Mc'tlLL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13

ROAD NOTICE. .--Notice is hereb, Civ.
~ en-, that Petition will be pTeseiitSd; at
the next session Of the Commissioners of
Vinton county, Ohio, praying for an altera.
tion of that part of the Athens and Near
thur Road described as follows, to witt
Commencing at the West end Of the bridge
across Big Raccoon. near the land Of w. H.
Black, in Knox township in said county /;
thence running Northwest 30 or 40 rods
along the old Mill road; thence neaflySiNes
10 the high ground above high wafer mark;
thence Southwest course Oh the lower bench
OF the hill, on the North side Of the creek Oh
said Blacks land; continuing said last men.
TONED direction until It intersects the old
Road vest Of large rock. on the bank Of
said creek, on said Blacks land; thence along
(or near the old road 10 the first run on Ja-
| cob TedTow's lHndj thence through the field
on the North side, on the best ground, inter.
secting the old road in the most convenient
place; thence the nearest and best route thro
the low gap at VIM. Meyers place in Madison
township, in said county; thence the nearest
and best way TO the foot Of the big hill neal
M, Reeves house; thence on the nearest and
best ground to Maurice Albough's. there u
end; and Petitioners pray for view and al
teration Of the same. Macy PErlTIoNERs.
august =, '55-4wl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
ROAD EOTICE.-Notice is hereby Civ

ROAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby Civ
~ en-, that Petition will be presented at
the next session Of the County Commission.
ers, within and for the county OF Vinton, o.,
praying for an order Of Survey, View and an
alienation aud location (if found 10 be good
route) of County Road. within said coun-
ty, commencing for the same at the bridge,
near the house Of Jacob Ankrom, in Jackson
township, thence ulong the Macarthur Road
to the corner of said Jacob Ankropl's meadow:
thence on the South side Of the road leading
10 Macarthur; thence Eastwardly to Sugar
tee, on the land Of James McMichel, near
tie corner Of his field at The Township road;
thence along the East side OF the hollow.
through the land Of Isaac Wyscaryer; thence
through said McMicheps land 10 q green tree
on the land formerly owned by Jacob Lutz;
thence up the left hand side Of the hollow TO
near John Clawson's spring; thence TO white
Oak tree, at the end of said Clowson's lane;
thence to John Hawks fence, and along said
fence to intersect the road leading from Lo-
Gust Grove to Macarthur, and there to end;-
and that said part Of said FIRST mentioned
Macarthur road be vacated. tl 4 -a
ljply T-4wl MANY PETITIONERS.
\
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
STILL MORENEW GOODS.

j. X. & D. VILE have just receiv.
ed one of the best stock Of goods, as
they inform our readers in another col.
umn, ever brought to Macarthur. Mr.
j. K. Will has been spending some
time in the Eastern cities, and has
spared no pains in making selections;
and Dan. is determined to sell cheap
and spare no trouble nor pains showing
'this large stock to the public. Call
and examine for yourselves before buy
ing elsewhere,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
School Books.

NJ couFFEY's SERIES coMPLEE.
SPELLERS, Fist, Second, Third Fourtl
- and Fifth Readers. The Heman's YounI
Ladies Readers.
PineO's Primary GnhmeE
F" Analytical
A" English Teacher,
Rays Arethmatic, Parts First, Second anC
ThiId, Rays Algebra, Parts Flrst and Second
McGuffey's Electic Primers.
The Elementary Speller.
Webs;ers school Dictionary.
Mhcbel's Primary Geography.
Mitchel's large school Geography, latest
edition.
Copy Books, States, Pencils and all kinds
OF stationary for schools, for ,salekI
BRATTONS,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
NEW GOODS.

1--WE sndersig ned desire again to tender
n their thanks to their nL iIlarous eu,tom.
erS for past favorE, and advise them Of ,be
fact, that they are now receiving and omen.
lns at the BncG corner a Large and SpIend.
ID Stock OF FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS' consisting of every variety and
quality, suited TO the wants of their custom.
eTS and the community; which they pledge
themselves to sell as lOiU as they can be bought
IN this or any Of the western markets. T6ey
will not boast, brag, or banter, but then ID
not intend to b trcelled in qaatity and oIali.
~ q ihsIr Goods, neither do thew intend 10
bG undtrSold. 'N ~
AND while inviting the attention of their
customers TO the prospects which are ahead,
they des Ire to remind them Of the fact. that
some OF them are in the arrears-that short
settlements make long friends" That their
Auction Notes, and long standing accounts
should now be paid. And in view of the
abundance OF the crops, and means which
are al their command, it is hoped they will
pay up the old score, or at least settle by
uote, and commence anew.
SHADES & REYNOLDS.
sep. l3. '55-tl.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
Write TRAITOR" on His BroWI
-Aba1nden Fusion COmVention.

Another farce in the political ac,
lions OF our county came off on Mon,
DAY the lOth inst, by the nomination
OF ID. ID. 7: HARD, as a candidate ioI
the Legislature, by an Abolition Flu.
sion Convention. The leading spirit
OF which Convention was one Mon.
RIAs, brawling Aboiilionist of the
vicinity OF Wilkesville, as we are
creditably informed.
This nomination was of course un,
expected TO all honest old Wings who
sPurn the Know Nothing organizations
and who OF course have never been
counseIed about this nomination, as no
persons out side oil the secret councils
are to be consulted or informed OF their
acts. That this nomination was made
in the Know Nothing Councils of
Vlnton we are certain; and the only
cause these midnight worthless had Tor
meeting at Hamden was alone to draw
the appearance OF an open day nomi-
nation OF this traitor candidate.
We regret but one thing in connec-
ton with this Convention, that is, that
the very day on which the best blood
OF American Irish and Germen hearts
mingled so freely on the decks OF our
Men.of-War in defence of the Con.
slltutional rights of our citizens, on
the occasion of PERhY's Victory,
should be desecrated by such set OF
men as composed this Convention, in
Benedict Arnoldizing D. D. T, HARD,
the traitor to his friends and party!-
May he reapthe fruits of his baseness,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
COACH 8 RAILROAD LINE.
n EW SINNER ADVANCEMENT

Smn ON AND AFTER An
%@tE Monday. June 4th. 8
EA&-sMskk& 1885, a Daily Line Of Mai
Coaches will run regularly between Near
thur and Byer's Station; as follows
Leave Macarthur at O'Clock. A. M. mas
sing through Hamden 81, arrive at Byer's Al
9A. -
Returning, leave Byers' at s, PM ms.
sing through Hamden 81, P. NJ; arrive a,
McArllIr atS, P. NJ; connecting with the
M Marietta & Cincinnati R. R., to and from
ADaily Coach will leave Macarthur eyery
morning Tor albany Pomeroy, Athens, Hook.
ing Port, Parkersburg and Marietta.
June lst, So. If. HIT. HoyT
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
ROAD NOTICE TO NONRESlDENTS,

OUGLASS PUTNAM, and all other un.
- hnown owners Of lands through which
lne following described road runs, will take
nouce That Petition for an alteration has
oeen presented according to law, and that I
tne Seplember session of the Commissioners
oi Vinton county, Ohio, an order was made
ior view and survey for an alienation OF
that part Of the Athens and Macarthur Road.
described as follows, 10 wit: Commencing
al lhe west end OF the bridge across Big Rae.
COON near the land Of w. H. Black, in Knox
township, in said county; thence running
Northwest 80 or 40 rods along the old Mill
roadj thence nearly west to the high ground
above high water mark; thence a south-wes,
course on the lower bench Of the hill, on the
north side OF the creek, on said Blacks land:
continuing said last mentioned direction un.
nl II intersects the old road west of a large
rock on the bank Of said creek ON said Blacks
land; thence along OF near the old road 10 The
first run on Jocob Tedrow's land; thence thro'
the field on the north le, on the best ground,
intersectine the old road in the most conve.
nlent place; thence the nearest and best route
tnfough the low gap at VIM. Meyers place, in
maulson township, in said county; thence
tie nearest and best way to the foot of the
big hill near M. Reeves house; thence on
The nearest and best ground to Maurice AL.
bough's, there toend. The Viewers and sur.
veyor will meet on said road on the twelfth
doy OF October, 1855, and then and there
proceed 10 view said proposed alteration
h1 compensation on lands appropriated for
said road-and assess all damages, DC. h
septenber f'hh Ah
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
MARIETTA g. CINCINNATI n. a.
kkAMM
NEW ARRANGPMFNTS

pASSENGERS leaving Columbus al OILS
Il a. M, Cincinnati at a. H., or Chilli.
cothe at II a. M, arrive at Byers' (23 miles
east Of Chillicothe) at 1890 p. m.
A Train leaves Byers' daily ISundays er.
ceptedI at lao p. M, by which passenger,
arrive al Chillicothe at 3.l5 p. m., Cincinnati
at 500 p M, or Columbus at ll:is %. M
Stages to and from Athens, Pomeroy. Nc.
Arthur, Hamden, Jackson, Gallipolis. &C..
connect with the Trains at Byers, and pas.
sengers can make the, trip between either of
these places and Columbus, Cincinnati oy
Chillicothe in single day.
An accommodation Train is run daily-
except Sundays-irom Chillicothe to Blau.
chester and back.
Passengers by this train leave Chillicothe
at D a. m :, and arrive at Cincinnati at ill3
a. M, or Columbus at Las p. m. Leave Co.
lumbus at i q. M, or Cincinnati at 4 d. m.
and arrive at Chilicothe at 10p. N.
Fare from Byers' to Cincinnati. ...... $500
do, do. to Chill licothe. ...... 10
Though Tickets between Columbus and
Chillicothe $3.50, to be had only at Colum-
bus and Xenia Railroad Ticket Office at Co.
lumbus, and on the cars of Marietta and Gin.
cinnati Railroad on leaving Chillicothe.
laug. 10 55.tf JOHN WADDLE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
Gov. JOhnsOn's Letter 10 True
WhigS.

We call the especial attention of oul
readers to the letter of Judge JOHNSON
who vas the Wing candidate for Gov.
emor few years since. Let every
man, Dem ocrat, Wing and Free Soil.
er read this letter; it is true history,
and the Judge is a true Wing and none
of your political gamblers and trick
Eters for office.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
For the Macarthur Democrat.l |

Know NOihIngs Still in the Field
Mn. EDIToR: | understand that
NOTWITHSTANDING the great professions O.
the friends of Salmon p. Chase
and ticket Of which he is the head,
that there is nothing but the Slavery
question involved in the present cam
paign; that William l.. Edmiston, the
"accidental Clerk" and the grand
Guy-Ass-tjcutus Of the Know Moth
ing party in Vin,on county, with full
power from Tom Spooner to organize
and instruct lodges in this county, has
been actively engaged during the week
last past in soliciting men in the coun
ty TO assist in getting up Know Moth
ing lodges in their neIghborhoods. 1t
is true that he has met with poor sue
cess; that men have become so awaken
ed that they will no longer be humbug-
Aged. But as this "accidental Clerk"
is proiessediy a main supporter of the
Chase ticket, it shows how hollow
hearted all their professions on the
subject of slavery as we'll as Know
Nothingism are. Like the old maid
who prayed for the Lord to send her a
husband, and who mistock Alhe voice
of an owl in the tree-top above sereeoh-
ing "pho! wHo!! WHOl!l'to be the
Lords answer to her prayer, demure-
ly held up her hands and calculated,
"anybody, good Lord, so it is a man!"'
So the opposition to the Democracy
this year think "anybody or anything,
good Lord, so we get all the offices!"
Will the honest people of Vinton
county suffer themselves to be the tools
of these miserable demagogues andpo-
litical husksters longer2 Will they
suffer these corrupt leaders of the
Know Nothing and Abolition factions
to barter and self them like "sheep in
the shambles?" Freemen, of Vinton
county, have you no principles that
you hold dear? 1t so, then on the
I'd Tuesday of October put your EN-.
phatlc veto to this conduct on record
by voting against the entire Chase
ticket and all who may sustain it, and
for the entire Demo cratic ticket-the
ticket OF the only party in the country
which sustains the Constitution and
institutions of your country as our
fathers gave them to us: in their purI-
ty; Do this, and check the wicked
spirit of fanaticism and intolerance
that is seeking to oyerrun and control
the country. X.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
Cleanse the Party,

Keep it before the people, that the
Democratic party want all such traitors
as D. D. 7. HARD to go and do like
wise. We don't want to belong to a
party that such a man acts with.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
SCIOTO Il HOOKING VALLEY
RAILROAD.
HaSa EE9 g1ts 80
CHANGE OF TIME.

IN and after Friday. LIST Of June, 1855,
~ Trains will run as follows, 10 wit:
Train No. will leave Portsmouth at
O'Clock a. M. and arrive al Jackson at IL
o'clock M. Returning leave Jackson at II
O'Clock 7. M. and arrive at Portsmouth at 5
o'clock P. VI.
Tram No. 2 leave Jackson at "A o'clock A.
and arrive at Portsmouth at | / O'Clock A.
Returning leave Portsmouth at q P. M.
and arrive at Jackson at 6 o'clock Pm
Trans stop ONLY for passengers at the fol-
lowing stations, to wit: Sciotoyille, Webster.
washington and Gallia Stations, Portland,
Cros Roads and Twins Station. ...--'
); w, WEBB, Superintendent.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
ALLeEMElNEsE sEl<ANTMAcHUNo !!
PATENT LIQUID GLUE.

sep. l3. '55-tf

Il 'hiS celebrated and very useful article,
~ tne invention OF celebrated English
Cneplist' ana much used in Europe is now
offered TO the Public at a price that places il
in the reach of all
W NO Housekeeper should BE- without it,
ae Ml'h 'niS ai'lcle they can Immediately re-
par any qIHcls OF Furniture, such as China,
u!asS VI WOOD mat may have been broken
W',loqt VI .h 'Ge trouble and expense Of sending
II 10 lhe Cablnet Makers. For sale at
X. A. BRATT0N,S.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
HATS e = CAPS.

Suitable for the Fall and Winter Trade
Merchants aud Furnace Owners visiting our
city are invited to call and examine for them.
selyer.
To THE LAD1Es.--We ere now manufactur.
ing a superior article of ladies and Misses
Caters Buskius and Slippers. Having pro
cured some Of the best workmer in the West
we are prepared to supply thosewho want
custom work.
LEATHER:--0ne Thousand lbs, Red Sole
Leather 1900 lbs, No. White Sole Leather
&c dozen French calf Skins, 25 dozen Craw
lora's Skihs, 10 dozen Kip Skins. Upper
leather and Shoe Findings always on hand
and for sale at the lowest market price,
January 20 1854 v.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
Shades 4 Reynolds, Pitts ) In Attachment. /.
against

against
George Ullom, Defendant. )(Civil Action. J
THE Defendant will take notice, that the
Plaintiffs in the above case, on the oath day
OF July, a. d. 1855, caused an order of At
tachment TO be issued by J. w. Swepston.
Justice Of the Peace for Elk township, Vim
ton county, Ohio, against the goods, chattles,
stocks, interest in stocks. rights, credits,
moneys and effects Of said Defendant, an
abSconding debtor of said county, TO satisfy
the claim Of the Plaintiffs for five dollars
and eighty.si& cents and fifteen dollars the
probable costs OF suit and that said cause
has been continued for service on said Defend.
ant. and will be Tor hearing before said Jus.
tice. at his Office in Macarthur, in said town.
ship, on the 9Th day of September, a. d
1855, at 10 O'Clock a. m. of said dav, last
aforesaid. SHADES & REYNOLDS.
aug. 10 55l